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July 27, 2021 - Clif High
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Just another Woo cult - Explorers' Guide to SciFi World

A map to your Matterium

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Hello humans.
Hello, humans.
Okay.
You've uh stumbled into just another woo cult, and we're going to discuss some woo here for a moment.
Hopefully not very many moments.
Have a tendency to run on about these things.
This was a part of the discussion I wanted to do the other day about frequency.
Frequency is one of these pairings, these couple coupling words that we have in English.
English has both Teutonic roots and Latin roots, Latin absorption.
It's basically a Teutonic language.
And we have these couplings.
For instance, we have like forgive, which is Teutonic, and pardon, perdon, which is the Latin or the Romance language version of it.
Both of them exist, both of them cover the same area.
They're not quite the same.
If you look into them linguistically, there's some subtle differences, and that subtle differences goes again to the point of vibrations or frequency.
Not merely the frequency of saying the word forgive versus pardon, but nor the frequency of their occurrence, even.
But the um the frequency that we have relative to forgiveness or pardon at an emotional level, right?
So that's a particular state of a human being, providing forgiveness.
If you give it or receive it genuinely, you will have a be in a particular emotional state as a result of that.
You will have a specific feeling.
That feeling, while it may not be as visible to males as it would be apparent to females, because women live more in feeling mind, men live more in desire mind.
It's nonetheless, even it's going to be apparent, and and everybody will feel it, all across humans.
The receipt or the act of forgiving somebody, right?
This is a dynamic thing.
There is action there.
It has expresses a very specific vibration within you, and you as a human will have the assumption that that same vibration or something close to it will be received by or put out by other humans involved in the process of pardoning or forgiving.
It has a distinctly different vibration than any other feeling that you will have, anger, melancholy, any of these other dozens and dozens and dozens of words for emotions.
All of those are essentially describing frequency or vibration, a coupling, okay, frequency and vibration.
I'm not going to get into the linguistics of it all, but there's again so all frequencies have as uh one of their aspects, vibration.
You can't have frequency without vibration, nor can you have vibration without frequency.
But the words are slightly dissimilar, even though they're discussing the same thing, because one is discussing a very specific aspect of vibration.
So the frequency of the vibration can be enumerated, it can be quantified.
And so that's what I've done here, is I've quantified.
And in so quantifying the frequency of vibration, I'm dealing with frequency in a broader sense as well.
So in this sense, I'm using the frequency of vibration, but I'm also using the broader sense of frequency to describe vibration as its aspect.
So it's very complicated, but not necessarily needed to understand the rest of it, but it provides a level of nuance that to my mind was oh, okay, this really makes a makes it all gel.
And this in in doing so, in discussing all of the frequency aspects here, and subsuming the various vibration, the actual movement, we get at something larger, which is a map of the material.
Okay, so the materium is where we are.
Your body is made out of matter.
My desk, this computer, everything is made out of matter.
Even the air is made out of matter.
Okay.
And so this is the materium, and this is where matter exists.
In order to have matter exist, you have to have both, you have to have two other things, space and time.
So it's not a binary system, okay?
Matter, space, and time.
So we're in a triune system, a trine uh trinity.
From there, we get all kinds of expressions of Trinity throughout the vibration.
As above, so below, okay, as in the greater, so in the in the minor.
So as in the major, so in the minor.
So these metaphors, these themes, these uh vibration resonance go down and they go up, and they're extremely complex.
This is why Tesla was uh the man, Nicola Tesla was always saying that you know, if you understood frequency, if man could understand frequency, then truly all of the universe, all of the materium was his to command.
Because all you have to do is to be able to understand that everything is presenting itself as an aspect or or differentiate differentiated to our senses by aspects of frequency and vibration.
And in my understanding of reality, uh so go and look at the if you want to get really deep in this, go and look at the video called the Wobble, and it'll go into more depth.
It's on YouTube as well as on pit shoot.
Um, in my understanding, there is uh I follow an etheric, an ether understanding, A.E. I'll link this up here.
All right.
So we have an etheric, an etheric ether, an etheric map.
Okay, so I follow an etheric paradigm, not quantum mechanics, not atomism.
Atomism is a small part of the ether.
You can view the aspects of the ether as atomistic, and it's useful to do so, especially in things like chemistry and molecular engineering, but it does not represent the reality that we're in.
Uh it's only a small fraction.
And to think that it is the totality of reality is a mind fuck that uh academia and uh the um theoretical and practical physicists have perpetuated.
I'm not gonna get into the conspiracy of all of that either.
Um, but it actually is a conspiracy.
It goes back way past, goes back into the uh 1600s, maybe even earlier, but we have demonstrable things that occurred.
Uh, one of them was in the 18 uh hundreds with the Mitchelson-Morey experiments that where they tried to disguise the ether.
But in any event, though, so I follow an etheric viewpoint of this, right?
And so this means that I don't do big bang shit.
It doesn't make sense at all.
It's big bang is is bullshit.
Um, and I follow the uh little bloop theory, which I've illuminated, uh illuminated in the um the Wubel video.
And so we'll we'll begin from there.
If you want to go back and if you want to go and look at uh have greater understanding of the little bloop theory, you can go and do that.
But you can just assume that, or you can just take as granted the premise that we're starting with here, and you can follow along without having to watch that.
And so the premise we're starting with is that consciousness exists, uh consciousness is really the only thing that does exist.
Okay, so this is the basic premise.
And people can call this God, they can call it Brahma, call it whatever you want, right?
Now, within consciousness, so consciousness is steady, it never changes, it's it's um in fact uh known as the realm of permanence.
We are but subsets, consciousness subsets, uh differentiated for purposes that we won't go into here.
Okay, we are within the materium.
This materium is composed and created by a pulse.
This pulse runs at 22 trillion times a second, and it creates the universe by pulling all the matter together with magnetism.
This is basically what's in the the wobble, and then 22 trillion trims a second also it throws the universe into it into discontinuity for no time.
And then we go into another collapse of the universe into matter.
So basically what the universe is is a stop motion system running at 22 trillion times a second.
And so in order to have movement within this stop motion system, we have to have a gap and then a recreation and a gap and a recreation.
So when I was a kid, I made a movie for a class project, and it was a real simple movie.
It was a camera set up on a it was a movie camera.
This is the old style eight millimeter, and it was set up on a on a frame I had made, a quadrupod frame, so it was always held a certain distance from a sheet of plywood, and there were there were lights that I was shining on the sheet of plywood, and I would draw little figures, and then I cut them out and put them together and could make them move, and so I made an animated film in stop action motion for a class project.
And I got an A on it, you know, because it showed creativity and stuff.
And it was fun to do.
And I did it as an animated thing, so I would draw a little uh you know, speech bubble and put in the words and all of this kind of thing.
And it was about, and it was tedious.
Man, that was t really taught me I didn't want to be an animator, right?
Because that stop motion thing, and I thought, oh, I'll make an hour-long movie.
Oh, no, no, no.
You know, I came out like I think I think I ended up with like 45 seconds or something, something like that.
I guess it was just hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of these drawings.
Well, so that same kind of thing is what uh is informing our understanding of the pulse.
In order for reality to work, in order for my tongue to move, the lips to move, and all everything to move, we have to have a gap, and then it gets recreated.
And so it gets destroyed first and then it gets recreated.
The destruction to us is totally unknown.
We don't even see it, we don't feel it, we're not aware of it, unless you meditate.
Then you can seek for that space between creations, that space that is known as the void.
And so as a meditator, you can seek for that.
And this is an incredible thing, because usually our minds are up here in the slower vibration area, right?
And so seeking for the void, you actually trans you're you're going through levels of frequency and vibration to a point of no time, and then popping back out of it again in a way that is is quite truly fantastic.
And so, in essence, though, I mean it's kind of a squirrely way to think about it, because our minds are up here, so let's put it up here.
We'll just say our minds are up here most of the time, right?
And they're hey, you know, kicking around, coffee, you know, so on driving fishing, watching TV, whatever, right?
Playing video games, so your mind's up here.
In order to reach the void, you've got to go way fast, but in reality, you are actually a subset of consciousness that is continuous, and so your you your consciousness is always down here.
It is just that your awareness, your mind, your mental awareness is up here, your cognition, your mentition.
And so, what you have to do in order to do the meditation is you have to actually take this here and try and redirect it back to its source, right?
And thus you see all the language and all of like the new age and then the meditation movements and so on.
It's discussing something very practical, it's discussing this kind of a thing.
And so, down in this area here is where at 22 trillion times a second is when we get hydrogen ions being created.
And I've gone into the mathematics of that Avogadro's number and all of that kind of stuff too many times.
I won't go into it now.
But that's within this band of trillions.
We don't know how deep it is, by the way.
We don't know how what the frequency of consciousness is because consciousness is not vibratory, it is not frequency as we understand it.
Frequency only exists within the materium.
This is because the pulse that goes at 22 trillion times a second, goes throughout all of the universe and recreates everything in in an absolute instant.
Take no time to recreate everything.
Go and look at the Wobble.
But in doing so, that provides impetus, uh, impulse, all motion in the materium is derived from the pulse.
And so any motion, any action you might take from your heart beating, uh, all the unconscious actions that are taken for your body to sustain itself, for the hair growing, you know, all of these things, right?
All of those are directly tied into the pulse.
And so you can see why, like the um uh the Brahmin religion thinks of uh all of us being within Brahman's Brahma's dream.
And so in and in that one sense, we are all within God's dream or consciousness's dream, because we're all subsets of it, and the uh and all the religions that are valid will essentially tell you this same understanding, same truth, right?
And so the and yet what's really squirrely is uh on the other side of that, they're out there saying, hey, you know, uh it's it's quantum mechanics and atoms, which makes no fucking sense.
Anyway, um at 22 trillion times a second, that impulse goes all the way through, it causes all of the ripples up through all of the various different levels of speed.
So we have computers here, so computers are running in milliseconds, right?
Uh you've got clock speeds and uh you know milliseconds, and so computers are in here.
They run in millions of millionths of a second.
We even have like um what do we have?
There's a camera.
I've been told about that camera that approached one billion.
Let's put it right here.
Now I went and looked at it, and it was a physical um uh uh shutter mechanism, right?
But it wasn't a physical shutter mechanism that required the closure of anything, it was just a basically a trip segment that so that a software piece of software could mark in a continuous recording stream a specific spot at a specific time initiated by the um the testing team.
So it was not like it closed at a billionth of a second, and so but they're claiming that they had a shutter speed that was at a billionth of a second.
So I I really dispute that.
A lot of the cameras, the best you're gonna get in in mechanical will be less than sub, it'll be up in here, right?
In mechanical systems, but that was a very specialized bit of tooling and uh aiming towards billions, and they they achieved something at least at the software level that approached one billionth of a second.
Now we also have CERN in the large Hadron Collider, and we'll put it in here, okay.
That somewhere approaching billionths of a second in terms of what they're doing, smashing these particles together.
Yes, I know they say that they're moving at the speed of light, all of that, and so so let's uh look at some of these other things, okay.
This is creation destruction down here.
So this is creation destruction in the trillions, but also in the trillions, there's things that that we can say, well, we know lights down in here, it's it's activating.
Well, it doesn't activate, but it's in in this realm.
I actually think we're we're looking at things like light.
Uh most there's chemical processes that go all the way through here, like that.
So this would be chemistry.
Because you've got slow process all the way up into the up in here, we would call this fermentation, right?
Freezing, slower vibrations.
Uh down in here, you would have atomic, you know, nuclei destruction, that kind of thing.
So that's the spread of chemistry across all of this.
Uh we even have that same kind of a spread within the atomic that goes like this, right?
Because not all the atomic nuclei decay at the same rate, and so some of them are decaying at trillionths of a second, and some of them are decaying at billionths of a second that we're able to perceive, uh, maybe even millions, so they may milliseconds.
So there may even be really even slower atomic nuclei decay that I'm unaware of.
And so it might extend way up in here.
So that's most of our, and we can look at these things as basically just being sine waves or impulses or impetus driven up by the constant creation and destruction of reality, and that's where all motion comes from.
Let's see, what else do we have here?
Oh, we have things like okay.
So we have within all of this, we have uh light, we have things associated with uh atomic nucle uh decay in the sense of gamma particles and all of that that are approaching down in here, and they also have the beta and alpha, the more slow particles that would be going up towards billions.
Uh we have electromagnetic radiation that uh basically operates in this frequency here.
Uh our minds, for instance, uh we know that we we our minds can be tricked into seeing motion, effective motion like you're seeing here at you know, as little as 30 frames a minute, 29 frames a minute, you sort of even see it at flickering at 20 frames a minute.
And if you get 60 frames a minute, it's rock solid, you get up into 120 frames a minute, and your mind is is uh can be convinced that it's a virtual reality.
And so our minds are through um uh our senses, our sensory apparatus are up in the slower vibrations.
So we're up here in like like I say, or you know, 60 frames, right?
60 frames a second, not minute.
60 frames a second, so as opposed to 22 trillion.
And so that's the disparity, the difference between our level of functioning and the actual level of uh the underlying creation that supplies the materium to us.
So magnetism is weird, magnetism is a constant, okay?
It's an interesting constant that that continues from consciousness through the pulse.
Go and look at the Wobble videos if you're interested, because magnetism permeates all of this, it has um reactions that are even that are down to uh the slow vibration levels and they're continuous.
It's a very interesting thing.
And uh our we would not have uh motion within the materium if we did not have magnetism leaking in as a dynamic force.
So, in other words, not only does magnetism hold all of my molecules together, we're thinking in an atomistic sense at the moment, coalescing me, but magnetism is also responsible for the pumping action, the transmission of the pulse into my pulse and into my lymph pulse and into the pulse of the fluids through the skin, you know, all of this, right?
The pulse within the the uh nuclei, the mitochondria of the cell.
All of this comes from this pulse 22 trillion times a second.
That pulse, this pulse, if we want to think about it a particular way, intrudes on consciousness to form our minds and our awareness and our consciousness here, what we call consciousness, not big C consciousness, but little C consciousness.
This is the big C consciousness down here.
So the pulse provides our consciousness here, and seriously, an aspect of our awareness here, with the ability to interact and uh you know, form conclusions, uh interact with thought, which arises from down here, and all of that.
But we're still operating up in, we're we're actually operating in this, our minds are actually operating up here in the milliseconds.
And in our desire mind, our body mind and our um uh feeling mind are operating in the billions.
So we have desire mind, feeling mind, um, and body mind, all down in this area right here.
So, in other words, if I smack your hand with a hammer, you will get an uh an impression of pain uh faster than we can actually uh map the speed of light, truly.
It is it is that rapid.
And so you smack your your hand with a hammer, and uh the pain is instantaneous.
It literally just as it's starting to smack on there, you are reacting, your brain is reacting to this.
You are intruding on the pulse that is recreating your flesh, and it don't like it, and it's telling another part of your body, because this is all consciousness recreating your body 22 trillion times a second.
And so it's telling another part of that consciousness, hey, you know, fucker, something happened.
And so it gives you pain because you're you're you you intruded with that hammer where the flesh wanted to be as it was recreating.
It's it's a crude way to describe it, but it's effective in getting the idea across.
That's why it can work so fast.
Now, this whole thing, this whole video, uh, I've been thinking about this for a long time, and I wanted to get into it anyway, but uh I was bringing it up because I got an email from Michelle who had been in a car wreck, and her mind went very fast in that car wreck.
And I've talked to a lot of people, I've experienced this myself, and I attempt to achieve it in doing martial arts.
And I've trained with people that train you how to do this, and what you're basically doing, and and what you're experiencing in that car wreck is just the same thing with like with the hammer.
So the hammer comes down and it and it's trying to occupy the same space as your finger, some distance into your finger, and that's that causes damage because the flesh cannot recreate itself in that one 22 trillionth of a second, or the next one, or the next one, or the next one, on and on and on until it heals itself, right?
That's what damage and healing is within the body.
I've been damaged many times, and I've had to sit there, so I've had to think about this a lot, and that's what it is.
And so when you're in a car wreck or something like that, your your body, your your desire mind, feeling mind, and and your body mind all are fusing and coalescing with body mind in charge.
And body mind comes into charge any time you have that intrusion, like with a hammer, into the actual flesh.
Now it can come in and it can intrude into your awareness, you can be taken over by body mind in such things as accidents, or in such things as peak experiences, such with martial arts or any kind of athletics or anything else, okay?
Peak experience playing a piano.
Usually a peak experience here is going to involve the body mind.
And because it's going to be a fusing of the body mind with the desire mind, feeling mind, and your other aspects of your mind and your rationality and your reason and so on, that peak experience will involve the body.
Now, a peak experience can be good or bad.
So a car wreck can be a peak experience in the sense that you're experiencing levels of vibration in the in the impacts on your body, the speed at which everything is rushing in onto you, all of this stuff, all of these things combined to form a peak experience.
Within that peak experience, the good or bad, you know, you're you're an archer and you're going to shoot it, and the very first thing, and the son of a bitch, you've got you know, that incredible bullseye that in the center of the bullseye, and you just can't believe it, right?
It was a peak experience.
Everything just felt and flowed just perfectly.
Or it's you know, the car is colliding, and all of a sudden, your mind is able to see, as in slow motion, as in the TV, the crumpling of the metal and all of this, it's forming all around you, and the stirring wheel pushing you down and all of that kind of stuff, right?
And your mind is running at this incredible speed, and then everything stops, everything is silent.
And then, you know, you see, you know, you become aware at a more normal level of yourself screaming, you know, blood spurting, all of the nastiness, the pain, all of those kinds of things, right?
That, but for that brief period, just that millisecond, because your brain is actually operating, your mind is operating here, it is able to see each and every millisecond separate from the others as you are being recreated in the midst of that experience.
Makes sense?
I hope so.
I hope I've explained this adequately because it actually does make sense.
This is how this is a material map.
This is how this all works.
Nicola Tesla did not have such as we have here to be able to communicate this to people, and it is virtually impossible to get into it unless you have the ability to have people email you for questions, and then you come back and you keep going and going and going, right?
It's very difficult to put all this into a book and extremely tedious to get into it.
And he didn't have certain frameworks, but he keyed into it on its all frequency, it's all vibration.
And it is true, and he had a very good reason for saying it that three, six, and nine.
Now bear in mind three or six and nine are multiples of three, you know, the the square, the cube, etc.
There's all these inner inner relationships, and we would think that three would be in itself sufficient to express the others.
But it is necessary that you say it as the three, six, and nine.
And I'm not being a tease, but that's a long video to get into that.
But Tesla was quite correct.
So he's he's correct in saying everything is frequency, everything is vibration.
And if man only understands vibration, all different kinds of things become revealed.
So now, for instance, you understand why having a skinar, a device that takes electricity from um uh a battery and puts it through silver or other metal electrodes to put it into your skin can cause healing because you can affect vibration levels that your mind is not aware of, but that nonetheless your your your body mind is going to respond to at this uh and it'll be only in the millions of seconds, not billions.
And so here's the whole thing, guys.
So the medbeds that uh um fucktard um uh Simon Parks is saying his connecting consciousness group has got hold of and they're gonna roll out the United States if only people will give them millions of dollars and stuff.
Okay, so med beds conceptually would be simply some kind of a device and it would be bed fashion.
I actually think they would well, maybe they would put you lying down simply because you regenerate better when there's not gravity stress causing your your compression on your on your uh joints.
But in any event, whether you're standing, whether you're vertical or at some angle or lying flat, doesn't matter, prone.
But the medbed idea would be something that would be able to do skinar level stuff at the billions of frequencies per minute or per second in a coordinated designed fashion.
So the design part would be really difficult, okay?
Like fucking incredibly difficult, because I've done software, and I would not write software if I had the device that would put out those billions of pulses per second.
I would not write that software for humans.
I would not ever feel safe doing so.
The subtleties involved would scare the fuck out of anybody that had a brain.
Uh like they should have scared the fuck out of people with the mRNA, which is operating way the hell up here.
Imagine being able to fuck with your body down there.
So, hey, medbeds, and you know, trust an alien to make a medbed that's going to work on your body so that hey, you're walking along and maybe you got an oak tree growing out of your spine.
No, so the whole thing about medbeds is like you've got to be really serious about this shit.
Skinars work great, but skinars are up in here.
Um so medbeds got to be down at that level if it's going to be recreating new flesh, like we see in the movies and things, right?
And so maybe they've got maybe it's self-correcting.
I mean, most of the materium, most of the materium is self-correcting because of this nature, the nature of the relationship right here.
And so it is consciousness that keeps it from going wonky.
So maybe consciousness can do that.
Maybe each and every cell is tied in so well to consciousness that it can't be fucked with by someone, you know, uh not putting a um an appropriate equivalency as opposed to an assignment operator in the in the algorithm.
You know, I don't really want 13 toes on that foot, thank you.
Uh anyway, though, so so this is the deal here, right?
So I get on Simon Park's case, right?
The reason I do so is because he pimps this 5G, he pimps a lot of lies, but uh uh he pimps these 5G devices that are basically USB storage devices for two dollars, you can buy for two or three dollars, and he and they're selling for 350 pounds, saying that they derail 5G somehow.
And the logic is it that's what really hurts my head is there's no logic in there at all.
And people are buying these things, and it's uh it's a going for their feeling mind.
He's trying to scam you.
Anyway, he's gonna try and scam you with the med bids.
I wouldn't get into uh um Simon Park's controlled medbid.
Uh even I would actually have you shoot me rather than get into one, right?
And then after you shot me, I'd take the pistol away from you, beat the shit out of you, and force you into the damn thing.
Um anyway, so uh, you know, because I just be so pissed.
The the illogic that you would uh, you know, it's all this whole whole thing of um fake trust, okay.
And and there's another aspect of the vibration, okay.
So what they're trying to do in this um scamming, all aspects of scamming are gonna be in here, okay?
Because it's an emotional thing.
They're trying to gen up an emotion, they put it into their brain and they broadcast it at you.
That's fundamentally what Simon Parks and all these people that are scamming with these weird ass ideas do.
And they want you to believe.
And believe as a word comes from belief, which is a Teutonic expression, meaning I wish.
So you're saying, I wish this to be true when you say, I believe something.
Okay.
If I conclude something, if I observe something, uh, if I discover something, all of those are different and they don't require belief at all.
I can say I have a conclusion off of an observation, and here's evidence of it, and there's no belief feeling involved, right?
But Simon Parks, Charlie Ward, all these guys want you to have this belief feeling.
And it's good, they keep spouting off, oh, you got, you know, God's gonna help you, God's gonna help you, I'm a good God guy, so on and so on.
I hate God guys.
I hate them.
Go to India.
You want to see a god guy, there's you know, there's 20 of them on every damn street.
Um, and um, and they're useless, basically useless to the rest of humanity and our and our actual physical um progress, not progressing ourselves, but our progress through universe.
Um anyway, though, so uh I'll wrap this up.
This is long enough as it is.
This was for Michelle, but this is also for all the martial artists and stuff, right?
To give you the framework that on your mind, because your mind actually spans this entire distance and can span this distance and can with skill, effort, uh, desire, and control over your body, it can descend down to meet the void.
That can happen.
We have experiences of that.
And it is probably beings like that are have that ability that are the I'm certain that are the mainstay of all of the creation of all of the religions, is that people actually are able to do things at this level.
All right, so martial artists.
Let's just take the example of Bruce Lee and we'll leave it at that.
Uh Bruce Lee was incredibly fast.
Yes, he was lithe.
He was he was um not bulky, okay.
He was muscular, but he was not not massive.
He did not have a lot of physical mass to move.
And so that contributes to his speed.
But there was something else that contributed to his speed, and that was his mind.
Because he understood, as I do, this materium map.
And he knew through meditation and through pain uh and through recovery, he knew that he could adjust his awareness that we call our mind, you know, singular.
We have many minds.
So let's let's just sort of uh put a little check mark there.
It'll be a green check mark.
And so we'll say that our mind is really our awareness.
And he knew that he could place his awareness in his body in different spots, and he knew he could place his awareness in his temporal body, his time body, his body's perception of time and its interaction with time down in here.
He knew he could place his mind in different spots there.
That's the same effect that you get in these car accidents where everything slows down, where the mind is suddenly catapulted from its usual level of awareness down into super hyper awareness at levels of frequency that you don't couldn't even think about normally trying to exist in.
But Bruce Lee was able to do that.
And he was a true master because he moved as I said in that video yesterday from mind, not from torso, not from his limbs, nor from his extremities.
Okay.
So he moved from mind.
So he was basically jumping a whole lot of these guys.
He would start here and he would suddenly become over here.
That's why his one inch punch had so much power.
It only had to traverse one inch.
He would stand there in front of you with his hand one inch away from you and then he would smack you in with his with his hand moving it only one inch in space.
But it's the reverse of the and everybody said oh it's because of the speed it was somehow the speed that did it because if you got hit by that you'd have to have a chair behind you because you would just collapse.
And what he was doing was he was putting his key so he was putting his consciousness and his key into that punch so that it had more mass even though it was only moving that one inch it was as though he'd moved it way back here and it and it was twice as big.
So he was doing this at a mental level and and he was exhibiting the ability to control this interaction right here.
And that's what you experience when you get into those car wrecks Michelle and that's why you will find once you become uncoupled unconnected from your awareness state and realize it can change then if one wanted to as Bruce did as many martial artists do then you can explore this range and seek for the void.
Now, personally, I've tried a lot of different kinds of meditation.
All right.
And I liked Vipassana.
That's called a small raft Buddhist Southeast Asian householder meditation.
And it's very good.
And I've done it continuously.
I do it to this day.
I do it every day.
And I do it continuously through the day.
The saying is that, you know, to the person looking in the window, the householder is occupied in the sweeping of his floor.
These are the people that say, before enlightenment, carry water, wash dishes.
After enlightenment, carry water, wash dishes, sweep floor, make fire, cook.
And it makes a lot of sense after that.
After you've had the enlightenment, right?
Okay.
So, but I've also, the other one, the one that Vipassana meant.
meditation is great.
It is truly fantastic but I don't know that it can take you to the void.
The only thing that I've ever been able to use to get even close to that and I think I've achieved close to that was Zazen.
Okay and this is not Zen Buddhism with in the sense of you know giving a rat's ass about the Buddhism part.
This is Zha Zen the technique the technology that is has been removed from and actually it was glommed onto aggluterated to Buddhism.
Okay, Zazen arose independently of Chan Buddhism.
Chinese, that's their word for Zen Buddhist.
The Chan Buddhists developed techniques independent.
It was given to them by one of the traveling monks from India.
It gave them yoga to strengthen themselves against all the bandits and shit.
And within that yoga were many meditative techniques.
And I'm of the opinion that Zazen uh coming through that tradition goes all the way back to the roots of Sanskrit to the to the pre collapse of the last ice age all right so it goes back beyond the collapse of the last ice age it's a remnant system but nonetheless Zazen is very powerful and uh if you ice it seizah you don't have to do it that way.
I know guys that are disabled that just do ZaZen sitting in chairs and they're quite effective at it.
But as I say, that's the only tool that will get you there, and it is uh tough and it is brutal.
Uh so and it is not uh quick.
Uh and it's also uncertain as to when and how breakthroughs will be achieved.
Uh but they they do happen and and you can develop skill in it, and it is useful for the rest of your everyday life.
Phew.
Okay, so this was the this was the one that I'd started off doing as freaky woo.
Uh, but we're just we're just running another, you know, just another woo cult cult here.
So it doesn't matter.
Uh and this is all of the stuff you need for your materium map.
And we can fill in all of these things.
I mean, you can put in all of the you know, various different kinds of fermentation, chemical reactions, you know, effects of magnetism, and you can put them in here and make it quite detailed.
Uh it's like uh I I didn't want to get us all obscured there.
And by the way, the gap between the millions and trillions, uh millions and billions, and then the billions and trillions, should should not be anything like this.
So the millions, uh the line for the billions should be on the floor here, several feet down, and the trillions uh should be you know a hundred feet below that and encompass most of the earth.
So this is not proportional.
So, anyway, guys, uh live long and prosper, and I'll do something on the um uh the current chaos and crap that we're in uh in a few days.
Uh my back is killing me from uh the med appointments driving into in inland here and then sitting in the car all day.
They don't let you out to go sit in, and I wouldn't sit in those damn waiting room chairs anyway.
Plus, I'm fighting with all of the stupid mask holes, uh insisting on their asshole policy and and so on.
So I'm grumpy.
All right, so live long and prosper.
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