I put that critical factor on a shelf behind me, and I pretend that

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" sandygodheart " <sandygodheart

Tue Sep 27, 2005 1:34 am

 

--- , " eartherean " <eartherean> wrote:

> > Maybe go and get Hick's green book, and learn something

> >about " the real secrets of Intentions & how to manifest them "

> > Or get the Jose Silva books courses, training, and learn how to

see > > for real.

 

> I've done the Silva Course, and I think his system is good, but

>does not really show one how to see for real, IMO, it lacks certain

>mind operations pertinent to metaprogramming the mind. Don't get me

>wrong, it is a good system, just not complete.

 

> You also mention Hicks, if you are referring to Abrahm Hicks, I

>found her more amusing then enlightening. An " Elementary Egregore "

>IMO.

 

> Well, I made it to the end, and I thank Sandy for the opportunity

>to think, be it correct or flawed, " THINKING IS A WORK IN PROGRESS "

>if not then somebody else is doin' it for you, right?

 

Well, pretty good.

 

I suggest you get La Tourrette's " Remote Viewing ESP course. Remote

Influencing ESP course " . It's pretty much above the other Silva

materials and does have much on energy, ESP, and NLP that the other

Silva trainers leave out.

 

And if Hick's books bore you, I suggest you re-read them with

an " intention " of getting what is good from them, and not with

the " intention " of " this is old and I already know it " .

 

That type of " intention " will cause you to delete and mismatch what

is good on those pages.

 

I also suggest you get " Truth vs Falsehood, how-to-tell the

Difference " by David R. Hawkins, M.D., Ph.D.

 

It is very complex but still understandable. It's not the simplistic

ideas put out by Hicks. (this is not a dig, just a statement of

fact!)Hicks's materials are for the general masses. Hawkin's

materials are for those that score above 200 on the calibratable

levels of consciousness. You score above 250 and below 300 on the

ability to understand this material.

 

You also have a tendencity to let your critical factor get in the

way of learning.

 

So do I.

 

So what I do is I put that critical factor on a shelf behind me, and

I pretend that the author actually knows what he is talking about,

after I've previewed his materials to know if I am interested or

not.

 

If interested, then I speed Photo read it, usually back to front for

the feel, skiming and dipping into the parts that really catch my

attention.

 

That takes about 3-5 minutes.

 

Then, if it really gets me, I go through it front to back, with ink

pen in hand, writting copious notes in the margins about what he

really means, and my own examples to verify or mismatch, with

reasons " why " .

 

And if I do mismatch I then fill in, in much detail the answer (s)

to the mismatch.

 

One who finds fault is very low on the scale of consciousness. One

who mismatches and then finds the various solutions for the

mismatching is very high (in the 400's) on the scale of

consciousness. I'm not bragging. I am explaining. There is much

difference between a brag and an explanation.

 

I also write down all tangent thoughts that his writting's bring to

mind so I can utilize them in my own works.

 

So, just the process of reading his book is a form of image

streaming, where both sides of the brain is involved, where all 5

senses are involve (along with digital) and especially the

imagination is involved. The act of writting stimulates the mind to

even great effort, and stimulates the building of an increased

number of glial cells, axons, and dendrites, increasing the

connections with that type of glue of the mind, which is a physical

mechanism of genius that is created through that type of mental

exercise.

 

Really good for learning and for genius states.

 

And Actually a lot of fun.

 

Sandy