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Understanding the Mind Part 1

There are lots of people teaching how to use your mind in more effective ways, and there are lots of various philosophies on the topic. Also, there are various flaws and misconceptions in what is currently being taught by the top spiritual leaders. Truly changing your life happens through the mind, and it requires a proper understanding of how this mind works. In the first part of this article, I am going to expose the most common flaws in what is currently being taught and the consequences of these flawed principles. Then, in the second part, I will put Dr. Thurman Fleet’s famous stick figure diagram of the mind designed around 1938 and really put it to the test. I will expose its flaws and limitations and propose a more complete diagram of the mind that will open you to new possibilities.

Because I am making challenging far-stretching claims here, I will ask you to be really skeptic and to put what I say to the test. Learn to think on your own. What brought you to consciously or subconscious buy into any of these flawed concepts is a lack of skepticism and a lack of critical thinking. In order to be a true skeptic, it is especially important to put your own thoughts and beliefs into question, which is where most skeptics get stuck. I don’t want to you get out of these flawed concepts just to buy into other flawed concepts, nor do I pretend to …Read More

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We Are Pure Shining Diamonds

We are pure shining diamonds covered with mud just waiting to be uncovered. This is a core principle of Self-Awakening and Self-Transformation. We’ve been thought to believe we must learn and develop skills and competences. We’ve been brought up to believe it takes discipline, perseverance and experience to reach higher emotional and spiritual states. These are limiting beliefs.

I do not work with beliefs and theories. I do not take anything for granted, no matter who it comes from. Everything I teach is experimental. I try new things and observe the results. Let’s take for example learning to ride a bike. Nobody can teach you how to ride a bike. You can read dozens of books on the topic and you still won’t be able to ride a bike. You’ll then get on the bike and fall because you don’t have the awareness of how to keep your balance. Is that ability to keep your balance a skill you must learn, or an inherent ability you already have within you that you just have to uncover? When studying spiritual truths, it usually comes down to reminding you of what you already know. Is that universal truth a competence to learn, or something already within you? I would go as far as saying that nobody can teach you anything except what is already within you. I’m not talking about memorizing information; that’s not learning how to use your brain. I’m talking about learning how to use your own brain to achieve things.

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