Genocides start with a Grand Lie. Ripples of effects go out from that, drawing in more and more people. The truth does not overcome the lie. It just reaches the point where no one knows who to trust.
If you can't trust anyone, how do you know what to trust?
The only thing you can trust is Universal Law. "Do unto others as you would have them do to you."
Universal Law is immutable. Every atom in the Universe is subject to Universal Law.
Tuesday, January 26, 2016
Monday, January 25, 2016
What you believe is what is
Christians are taught that if you believe, you will be saved, but that is based on a misunderstanding. It is not that you believe, but what you believe that is important.
The physical body reflects back what you believe. Therefore, to be cured of an illness, the person must unravel the misunderstandings that led to the physical body being affected.
By looking at the physiological process of any illness, we can get clues about how the illness devolved, and compare that to changes the person is going through in his or her life, and how the person reacted mentally to the changes.
Physiologically, Prion Disease comes from protein bits that are triggered to fold into abnormal shapes, and they trigger other bits to fold, also. There are prions on every cell, but the nervous system is most affected, including the brain. All the bits of abnormal protein combine and destroy the nerves, and leave tiny holes in the brain, and eventually the physical body is devoid of any nervous tissue and it collapses--it "deflates."
Let's consider what triggers the proteins to fold.
Let's consider misunderstandings to be an illusion. We are unraveling an illusion.
There are seven power games that people play, called the Seven Deadly Sins, and with two of them, the player of the game weaves an illusion. These games are Envy and Lust, which lead to genocides and slavery. The games are learned within the family. There are family genocides, and family members can be, basically, enslaved by another member of the family, with no where to go. Our Conflict Resolution brochures compare romantic relationships to genocides because they devolve in the same way.
Acts of revenge include five of the power games, including Pride, Envy, Greed, Lust and Anger--wars, genocides, massacres, slavery and terrorism. One concept leads to another, and reinforces the power games.
Our books go into the power games in much greater detail.
Genocides starts with a Grand Lie, and once it is told, the truth cannot overcome the lie. It just reaches the point where no one knows how to trust. Ripples of effects go out until someone stands up to say "stop." Character defamation is a form of genocide. To end it, someone must stand up to defend the person who is being defamed.
One of the forms of illusion relates to flip-flopping an idea, turning it around. What would happen if someone perpetrates a character defamation campaign against you, and assumes your identity to defame you? How can you defend yourself from prejudice and ulterior motives?
What is ironic about the idea of flip-flops is that they occur even without intent to obfuscate, and can trigger the payer of the power game to go deeper into the games as a form of revenge.
Adversaries are on opposite sides of the planning circle, such as opposing ideas related to Christianity and Islam. There are similarities in their issues, but when both resort to their preferred power games, it swings the proverbial pendulum. The pendulum based on the power games of Pride, Anger and Greed reach their ultimate conclusion and start to swing the pendulum back to the midpoint, but the two power games related to genocide and slavery continue to swing the pendulum out further. When the pendulum reaches its ultimate conclusion, there is a flip-flop effect, too. The roles are flip-flopped, and the pendulum swings back.
For example, in the case of the United States standing on the principles and the world leaders who were judged to be "Axis of Evil," as the pendulum swings back, the roles may switch and mankind may see the one's who were judged to be evil are now standing on the principles, and the United States is standing on the power games.
Everyone plays the games. The games are bad, not the people, and no one has the right to judge another as being evil.
If you bet your life on the illusion, when it becomes apparent that the illusion can't help you get the life you want, and you cycle down into circular thinking patterns, and see no way out of the dilemma, that is when you die.
Time to unravel the illusion that makes you think you can't get the life you want.
You can get the life you want, you just haven't seen it yet.
The physical body reflects back what you believe. Therefore, to be cured of an illness, the person must unravel the misunderstandings that led to the physical body being affected.
By looking at the physiological process of any illness, we can get clues about how the illness devolved, and compare that to changes the person is going through in his or her life, and how the person reacted mentally to the changes.
Physiologically, Prion Disease comes from protein bits that are triggered to fold into abnormal shapes, and they trigger other bits to fold, also. There are prions on every cell, but the nervous system is most affected, including the brain. All the bits of abnormal protein combine and destroy the nerves, and leave tiny holes in the brain, and eventually the physical body is devoid of any nervous tissue and it collapses--it "deflates."
Let's consider what triggers the proteins to fold.
Let's consider misunderstandings to be an illusion. We are unraveling an illusion.
There are seven power games that people play, called the Seven Deadly Sins, and with two of them, the player of the game weaves an illusion. These games are Envy and Lust, which lead to genocides and slavery. The games are learned within the family. There are family genocides, and family members can be, basically, enslaved by another member of the family, with no where to go. Our Conflict Resolution brochures compare romantic relationships to genocides because they devolve in the same way.
Acts of revenge include five of the power games, including Pride, Envy, Greed, Lust and Anger--wars, genocides, massacres, slavery and terrorism. One concept leads to another, and reinforces the power games.
Our books go into the power games in much greater detail.
Genocides starts with a Grand Lie, and once it is told, the truth cannot overcome the lie. It just reaches the point where no one knows how to trust. Ripples of effects go out until someone stands up to say "stop." Character defamation is a form of genocide. To end it, someone must stand up to defend the person who is being defamed.
One of the forms of illusion relates to flip-flopping an idea, turning it around. What would happen if someone perpetrates a character defamation campaign against you, and assumes your identity to defame you? How can you defend yourself from prejudice and ulterior motives?
What is ironic about the idea of flip-flops is that they occur even without intent to obfuscate, and can trigger the payer of the power game to go deeper into the games as a form of revenge.
Adversaries are on opposite sides of the planning circle, such as opposing ideas related to Christianity and Islam. There are similarities in their issues, but when both resort to their preferred power games, it swings the proverbial pendulum. The pendulum based on the power games of Pride, Anger and Greed reach their ultimate conclusion and start to swing the pendulum back to the midpoint, but the two power games related to genocide and slavery continue to swing the pendulum out further. When the pendulum reaches its ultimate conclusion, there is a flip-flop effect, too. The roles are flip-flopped, and the pendulum swings back.
For example, in the case of the United States standing on the principles and the world leaders who were judged to be "Axis of Evil," as the pendulum swings back, the roles may switch and mankind may see the one's who were judged to be evil are now standing on the principles, and the United States is standing on the power games.
Everyone plays the games. The games are bad, not the people, and no one has the right to judge another as being evil.
If you bet your life on the illusion, when it becomes apparent that the illusion can't help you get the life you want, and you cycle down into circular thinking patterns, and see no way out of the dilemma, that is when you die.
Time to unravel the illusion that makes you think you can't get the life you want.
You can get the life you want, you just haven't seen it yet.
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