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Education, Case Notes and Advices / AN EXAMPLE OF WRONG TECH--WRONG THINK.
Last post by Roger Boswarva - AN EXAMPLE OF WRONG TECH--WRONG THINK.
I am going to copy/paste a promotional email from one of those respected and highly thought of "New Age" gurus. I want you each to spot what I see as the error in his thinking and touted "wisdom."
While he is a totally brilliant lecturer and presenter to his live audiences (he's well practiced) the intellectual, technical and factual work-ability of his answers of what should be practiced is, actually, erroneous and a booby-trap like most of the New-Age belief system.
Here is his email:
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At 18,000 feet above sea level, in the most remote monasteries on Earth, I asked the monks a single question:
How do you hold your center when everything around you collapses?I've asked that same question to people surviving revolutions, wars, and the kind of loss that stops time.
In every case, I noticed the exact same pattern.
The people who didn't shatter under the weight of life all relied on a specific technology.
Words.
Not random words.
Precise, ancient codes."The depth of our hurt teaches us our capacity to love," one monk told me.
I spent decades collecting these codes, from the Hindu Upanishads to the lost Gospel of Thomas.
And now, science is finally catching up to what our ancestors knew.We now know there are approximately 40,000 brain-like cells inside the human heart. Cells that think, remember, and respond directly to the language you use.
Neuroscience confirms that a single word has the literal power to change the expression of your DNA.
One word.
Imagine what a code refined over 5,000 years can do when applied to your greatest challenges.I want to show you.
That's why we created The Forgotten Science of the Wisdom Codes, a free 4-part training.
Of course that is a well crafted marketing pitch, mystery sandwich and all . . . but do you see the processing tech error and booby-trap in it? And, by the way, it's the same booby-trap error and why I do NOT do the fashionable "meditation" thing.
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It's this phrase and practice: "How do you hold your center when everything around you collapses?"
The reason it is in error and booby-trapped is that you, basically, are an infinite Spiritual Presence, and to follow the command to "center yourself" introverts and dots you . . . it actually retracts you away from what you should remain related to as a sovereign powerful presence.
So, what say you clever fellows?