Perspectives and Findings

Why it Can Be Difficult to get a Clear Signal in the Dreamstate  It can be difficult to get a clear signal in the dreamstate because the dreamstate often merges many different aspects.  For example, there can be a clear signal from God-Source being merged with abusive frequencies from the lurker/subquantum.  Another example is having a dream that gives precognition about a future meeting with someone in a safe setting, but this precognition gets merged with a war scenario from somewhere else in the world, so the result is a dream about a future meeting with someone in a war zone.  (These two examples are oversimplified to illustrate the key idea.  The number of different mergings can be dozens or more, which is why dreams can be so chaotic and not make sense.  Plus, the subconscious can have very strange ways of communicating when looked at consciously.) There can however, be clear, or mostly clear, constructive dreams from the higher self....

Regarding Processed Foods Not all processed foods are unhealthy.  For example, white bread is a processed food, but as has been proven, whole wheat and/or whole grain bread has dangerous levels of glyphosate while white bread does not.  (Also, many brands that sell oats, including organic brands, are also high in glyphosate: https://centerforintegrativehealth.com/blogs/think-twice-before-you-roundup-some-more-oats     It's the bran that absorbs the glyphosate the most.) The main processed foods to avoid are the ones that are high in fructose and/or vegetable oils, such as donuts and twinkies.  Also, avoid processed foods with added soft metals:   (So of course, avoid white bread with added aluminum.  And, let people look at you funny in the store if you read every ingredient list.  It's worth it.)  Another way of Being Attacked   Coming up this June, this will be the 6-year mark for me going alcohol free.  I know that if I ha...

Anything over 80 parts per billion of glyphosate (from Monsanto's Roundup) is in the category of "high level concern."  This is probably the real reason why whole wheat bread gave me so many issues.   Also, here are some tested levels of glyphosate in pea protein powders:     Note that organic brands can be even worse than non-organic brands. For pea protein I use the Naked brand, although it's in the category of "slight concern," with 39 parts per billion.  Still though, whole wheat bread has hundreds to over 1000 parts per billion by comparison!  White bread is the lowest, with less than 20 parts per billion.

Alternating between reading/applying stoicism and Cognitive Behavior Therapy is helping quite a bit! From "The Little Book of Stoicism: Timeless Wisdom to Gain Resilience, Confidence, and Calmness" by Jonas Salzgeber, practice 45: "Seneca advises to look at an insulter as an overgrown child.  Just as it would be foolish for a mother to get upset by remarks of her toddler, we’d be equally foolish to get hurt by insults of a childish person.  People with such a flawed character don’t deserve our anger, says Marcus, they only deserve our pity. Let’s remember that rational and wise people don’t insult others, at least not on purpose.  So if a person insults us, we can be certain this person has a flawed and immature character.  Irvine compares being insulted by another person is like taking the barking of a dog personally.  We’d be fools to become upset by that dog and think for the rest of the day, “Oh dear! That dog doesn’t like me!” Marcus Aurelius saw insulting ...

Regarding Cobra's latest post, I am confident that I will be ready for the upcoming clearing process of the deepest part of Lurker subquantum anomaly on the surface of the planet.  Here's why:   I'd like to re-mention that cognitive behavioral therapy from reading this book has been helping quite a bit:  "Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Made Simple: 10 Strategies for Managing Anxiety, Depression, Anger, Panic, and Worry (Retrain Your Brain with CBT)" by Seth J. Gillihan I've gotten to the part where core belief systems are identified from one's own thoughts and imagined scenarios.  Here's an example: One thinks of all the times of being mistreated by others.  A core belief is then identified from this, which is "No one respects me."  Then, there is focus on evidence to the contrary.  One thinks about all the times of being treated nicely by others.  One thinks about any friends one had, and of times of being respected.  The core belief can then...

To Achieve True Victory The saying that a person can be killed but an idea cannot is untrue.   Dissolution of anomaly/subquantum anomaly leads to the dissolution of cognitive distortions.  People don't abuse each other if the source of their abusive tendencies – anomaly/subquantum anomaly – has been dissolved. Members of the dark forces can be killed, but as long as there is anomaly/subquantum anomaly, they will be replaced by new agents over time.  The source of anomalous ideas and ways of thinking must be dissolved to keep the dark forces from ever being replenished again.   The dark forces can continue to lose power while the source of their power continues to dissolve.   A List of Control One can make a list of all the things one can control and all the things one cannot control.   Creating such a list helps one to hone in focus on what one can control.   There are four categories:  "easy to control," "partial control," "difficult ...

Update (with massive facepalm): Later on in the book below, it promotes... flat earth theory.   It still has some interesting metaphysical knowledge.  Of course one must filter out what's useful.  Yet, I don't like the idea of promoting anything that has flat earth theory.  How very frustrating.   I should have known it was too good to be true.   My first impulse was to just remove this post entirely, but maybe it's enough to make this update giving people a heads up. I'll just say that in absolutely no way do I promote flat earth theory.  I even remote viewed the earth years ago and saw a sphere. ------- I came across a really interesting 119 page book today, titled "Book of Wisdom."  Here's someone making a short video on this, sent to me from a friend today: https://www.tiktok.com/@revivalofwisdom33/video/7462321765402938656?_r=1&_t=ZP-8uKNT8HqBaB   Here are the first couple pages:       The PDF is here (it said t...

1.  Personalizing Taking something personally that may not be personal.  Seeing events as consequences of your actions when there are other possibilities.  Example:  Believing someone’s brusque tone must be because they’re irritated with you. 2.  Mind reading Guessing what someone else is thinking, when they may not be thinking that. 3.  Negative predictions Overestimating the likelihood that an action will have a negative outcome. 4.  Underestimating coping ability Underestimating your ability to cope with negative events. 5.  Catastrophizing Thinking of unpleasant events as catastrophes. Example:  Imagine you're preparing for a big work presentation, and you accidentally mess up a small detail during your practice session.  You start thinking, "If I make this mistake during the actual presentation, everyone will think I'm incompetent.  I'll probably lose my job, and then I won’t be able to pay my bills. My whole life will fall apa...