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REPORT ABUSIVE REPLY
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Neuronics: The future of humanity (Humanity without physicality)
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Chaol |
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I think I need to learn more about symbols.
For example, just this morning, I wanted a reality that was peaceful, serene and comfortable. I used my bed as a symbol. Outside, it was cold and rainy, and I was very comfy inside. I printed out some materials from the ecsys website and was handling the papers and reading them, while peacefully cozy in my bed. All the elements were there.
However, later in the day, I got into an argument with my husband. I thought of my symbol for peace, my bed, and ran into my bedroom and shut the door! I'm thinking that this was not a very good symbol to use to represent peace. I can't be jumping into my bed every time I'm presented with a situation in which I prefer to create peace!
I feel that I understand the process, but can you expound a bit more on symbols? Particularly, symbols that would represent a state of being, rather than creating a car or a European vacation or something material like that.
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1172732"1-Create symbol: Represent your desired thought, object, or experience physically." You first must create a new symbol or use something that you've never before used. (Create it physically or use something new.) If you use your bed it already has its own meanings attached to it. The interactions would then be different because the symbol is different from what you want. (Meaning, you probably don't know what it symbolizes.) So therefore your experience will be different. The best symbols are those which you create yourself because you are putting your intent behind the symbol, so to speak.
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