the nature of reality
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the nature of reality
What does "the nature of reality" mean?
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It means?What does "the nature of reality" mean?
Energy and Consciousness create the nature of Realty.
Or was it ?
Nature and Energy create the Consciousness of Reality..?
Dang..
Oh wait just a JZ Knight cotton picking minute.. ?
I think it goes?
Consciousness and Energy create the Nature of RSE $$$
In truth..
It?s just one those all encompassing and seeming brilliantly JZR one liners that mean absolutely nothing,
conjured up from the deepest depths of universal meaningless..
Chuckle?
David.
P.S.
Perhaps a current RSE student can set me straight here?
But he has nothing on at all, cried at last the whole people....
C+E-->R
How bout, Consciousness and Energy create the nature of PERSONAL Reality
That was in my notes in the early years.
This was a variation from the Tony Robbins "notes & teachings" at seminars (in years before the foundation of the school (who learned them from Jim Rohn) where,
Wherever you put your FOCUSed attention and consciousness, you will tend to observe
and experience those things that are in alignment with your new goals. It was hardly a
revolutionary teaching. If you study any new field, or course, all of a sudden, "Voila!" you tend to notice things in your personal life, that may have been there all along, but you never had conscious awareness of them before.
If you went car shopping, for a certain make/model of vehicle, and spent some time researching it, and/or purchasing one... all of a sudden, as you drive down the road, you notice these same vehicles.
If you have a new role at work, or in your hobbies, or change in your cohabiting/marital status, you tend to become aware of other things that are like your current awarencess, daily experience (focused attention).
Those who have (had) infants/kids at the various stages of adolescence, are aware of the awareness of recognizing other parents who are going through the same experiences and challenges of caring for others, that they never were aware of when they were single, or dating.
The nature-of-reality... what seems 'real' to us, at any given moment, is largely based upon our beliefs, experiences, what we're thinking about (paramount thought, it was termed). Not some magical quantum process, just the filtering process of the physiological brain in deciding which sensory inputs to process. This was (and is) known behavioral/response mechanisms for a long, long time. The endoplasmic reticulum function, as taught in pre-cursers to info mercials, featured someone who showed that there was a "guard or guardian at the door to our conscious mind and so-called subconscious mind"
These infomercials (commercial programs on PBS) back in the 70's and 80's, actually showed a buckingham palace guard standing at the door of what the brain lets in.
How bout it's just NATURAL (nature) for our conscious attention, to allow us to prioritize what we are thinking about, in any emotional state or behavior.
Thanks for bringing the question up.
I still find myself using the terminology programmed into us as a cornerstone teaching, but in many of the metaphysical writings, movements (Unity (Fillmore) and Relgious Science (Ernest Holmes) or many others, this was always a "secret" described in different words, but describing the same process. For this reply, we'll skip the hypnotic, teachings of affirmations, mantras, and decrees (including "The Science of the Spoken Word" by CUT) in a way to "create" or program the mind into experiencing (creating, manifesting, getting your goal, treasure mapping, etc) a desired esperience or manifest object.
Or the Bible, "It is done unto you, as you believe" or
" As a man thinketh, so is he"
That was in my notes in the early years.
This was a variation from the Tony Robbins "notes & teachings" at seminars (in years before the foundation of the school (who learned them from Jim Rohn) where,
Wherever you put your FOCUSed attention and consciousness, you will tend to observe
and experience those things that are in alignment with your new goals. It was hardly a
revolutionary teaching. If you study any new field, or course, all of a sudden, "Voila!" you tend to notice things in your personal life, that may have been there all along, but you never had conscious awareness of them before.
If you went car shopping, for a certain make/model of vehicle, and spent some time researching it, and/or purchasing one... all of a sudden, as you drive down the road, you notice these same vehicles.
If you have a new role at work, or in your hobbies, or change in your cohabiting/marital status, you tend to become aware of other things that are like your current awarencess, daily experience (focused attention).
Those who have (had) infants/kids at the various stages of adolescence, are aware of the awareness of recognizing other parents who are going through the same experiences and challenges of caring for others, that they never were aware of when they were single, or dating.
The nature-of-reality... what seems 'real' to us, at any given moment, is largely based upon our beliefs, experiences, what we're thinking about (paramount thought, it was termed). Not some magical quantum process, just the filtering process of the physiological brain in deciding which sensory inputs to process. This was (and is) known behavioral/response mechanisms for a long, long time. The endoplasmic reticulum function, as taught in pre-cursers to info mercials, featured someone who showed that there was a "guard or guardian at the door to our conscious mind and so-called subconscious mind"
These infomercials (commercial programs on PBS) back in the 70's and 80's, actually showed a buckingham palace guard standing at the door of what the brain lets in.
How bout it's just NATURAL (nature) for our conscious attention, to allow us to prioritize what we are thinking about, in any emotional state or behavior.
Thanks for bringing the question up.
I still find myself using the terminology programmed into us as a cornerstone teaching, but in many of the metaphysical writings, movements (Unity (Fillmore) and Relgious Science (Ernest Holmes) or many others, this was always a "secret" described in different words, but describing the same process. For this reply, we'll skip the hypnotic, teachings of affirmations, mantras, and decrees (including "The Science of the Spoken Word" by CUT) in a way to "create" or program the mind into experiencing (creating, manifesting, getting your goal, treasure mapping, etc) a desired esperience or manifest object.
Or the Bible, "It is done unto you, as you believe" or
" As a man thinketh, so is he"