The following post should be read in bite sized chunks to fully grasp the implication of it’s meaning. I also encourage reading this post several times to have the concepts really sink in.

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The Game

What if you knew all there was to know and you only knew it as pure thought energy? What if your very existence was nothing more than thought energy? You couldn’t feel anything, you could only think (and speculate) about your existence.  How would you come to know yourself completely, as thoughts and feelings?

Well, if you were omnipotent thought energy you could invent an “Eternal Game” where part of you became the physical world (the realm of the relative) as the created and the creator. “The All in All“.

What if you forgot on purpose (as one of the rules of your game) you did that, the  design of which was to remember (through a process of creation and re-creation of yourself) who and what you really are?  How would you remember?

One way to accomplish this, is to invent a game where the only purpose of the game was to remember who you are, through direct experience (to feel, what you already think). To accomplish this task, one would need a mechanism in which to do this, this is the reason for the S.O.U.L. ~o)

Critical to the understanding of this writing, the following distinction must be understood. Life (capital L, synonymous with source energy ) is the all in all, the beginning and the end,  all there is, the alpha and the omega.  “life” (lowercase l) is animated tissue, plants, animals and humans or anything with a DNA based structure.  Source Energy uses a S.O.U.L. to experience itself  as individual projections of itself. Said another way, the soul is the mechanism by which source energy gets to experience and know itself in the physical (the self, becoming aware of the self), or said another way… Source Energy becoming aware of Source Energy, through the process of life.

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From the instant my identity sparked into “Being” at 4 years old, I can distinctly remember having the crystal clear thought’s in that moment in time, “Who am I?” “What am I?” and “What am I doing, right now?” (In the thoughts and vernacular of a four year old.)  And, if those questions weren’t enough to bake the noddle of a 4 year old, they were immediately followed by “Seriously, who am I?” “Seriously, what am I?” and the most important question to me at that time was “Was I even a who or a what before this moment in time?”

Seeking the answer’s to understanding that moment in time became my carrot and stick in life, little did I know, finding the answers would be the booby prize , it was however the beginning of my journey into “Mastering the Moment”.

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On Happiness – One of my favorite teachers once said. You will never, ever “get” happy. By accident, anything else may leave you feeling happy, but the “pursuit of happiness” is the only guarantee against it. Warner Erhard – Landmark Education

Happy, happy, happy! We all go nuts over the “Pursuit of Happiness”. I agree with Warner. “The Pursuit of Happiness” is the only guarantee against it. Here’s what I mean by that. The very phrase itself is given life from the assumption that you don’t already have it!

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