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Notes from the Second Earth: "The Greatest Story Never Told" The End of Deception (page 33)
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I think our 'evolution' comes in five stages, as far as knowing what our reality is and making it what we really want:
1 - Ignorance
2 - Awareness
3 - Resistance
4 - Acceptance
5 - Evolution
Ignorance is being satisfied with how things are, because you don't know what's really going on.
Awareness is knowing that there is an 'invisible hand' that seems to overpower your sense of self and makes your reality something different from what you want.
Resistance is thinking that these forces are working against you, so you push against them.
Acceptance is realizing that the forces that seem to be out of your control (and your expanded reality) are actually you, and that resistance is futile because you're just resisting your greater self.
Evolution is jumping to a 'higher' orbit of self with ALL of your self, which could not have been done with only the parts you accepted before.
Quoting: Taom OP how do we jump to a higher orbit? What does that mean please? I suppose the first step would be to determine how comfortable you are with your self, the core of your perspective. When we don't get distracted by the noise of Chaos, we can see (and understand) our relationship with all the things in our perspective. I explain it sometimes as a 'higher' orbit because the concept is easy enough to grasp, but I mean experiencing more of oneself and being more connected with what one experiences. Basically, two pathways: 1: connectedness through sense of self 2: connectedness through technology #2 seeks a 'singularity' where all things are one, in a way. Technological 'progress' is an illusion that is meant to make us feel more secure in our existence. #1 is the only way to get close to that. You would not be 'one' with all things (as that would be an impossibility) but you could experience an expanded sense of awareness in space and time. You could know who someone is simply by reading their words, for example (because that person is an aspect of your perspective). You could 'travel' back in time (because it is also an aspect of your perspective). Anything you can imagine, really. Although that will depend on how 'far' you are from where you want to be.
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