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Neuronics: The future of humanity (Humanity without physicality)
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But, are you not instructing us, that we can change the way we perceive this event?
Say, for example, the anticipated event is a large tax bill. We know it's coming. We're a little bit fearful of it's arrival. In the meantime, can't we choose a different geometry -- a different relationship -- so that if this scary tax bill still arrives, it contains good news, like, say, a refund from an error made years ago that we didn't even know about?
In other words, the event that affects realities doesn't necessarily have to affect our own reality if we know how to adjust our perception of it? Is that correct?
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1172732That's about right. The perception is entirely because of the total value of the relationships. The perception is the reality. However, if you resist something you're actually focusing on it which would probably mean that you're interacting more with it and create the kind of things that you don't want.
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