The Guide to Unlocking Your Subconscious Mind and Understanding Reality (The Book of Secrets)

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When the body dies the brain dies when the brain dies the mind dies. I know this for a fact. Been there done that. Until you can raise your conscious awareness high enough to be able to look past your mind to your own consciousness you will be trapped in the Matrix or the reincarnation cycle until you do or this reality ends.

Reality does not lie in the mind. Reality lies in the consciousness of one's being. That is what goes on after the body dies.

"Awareness is to consciousness as is the mind to the brain."

Ego, Id and Super Ego. Consciousness, Awareness and Conscious awareness.

Know that for a fact?

You know nothing more about the after life then a freshly conceived embryo knows about their world to come.


and what if the brain is just an antenna?

Yet it doesn't matter. As any vibration, frequency or flux within energy transmuting into another form of energy stays.

Meaning, if energy can not be destroyed. Neither can the "data" with in be destroyed, which is what makes your awareness.


You just haven't had the time to figure out the next place. Do not expect to be "conceived" with full functionality.

This is great! The original Notes thread at Thread: Notes from an "alternate universe". Introduction to a new way of thinking. got a bs-flag response on page 2.

We picked up one on page 4. Time to celebrate!

Thank you, everyone, for helping to make the book #1 on Amazon yesterday in its category!

It's a free download right now, so don't hesitate to take advantage of it.

What does everyone here think that the ultimate reality is?

A matrix-like environment or simulation?
God?
Nothingness, or chaos?
Something that we should not know about?
Something we could not possibly conceive?

The next book, due out in a few weeks, is an epic tale about a young boy on a distant planet undergoing the traditional "Trial by Density" of his world, which he finds out will take him to Earth.

He is in love with a girl who is the daughter of one of the wealthiest families in their quadrant of the galaxy. He won't see her for another year (or 21 years Earth time) but hopes to come back with enough riches that her family will accept him, and his own family would no longer just be poor.

Although he manages to learn how to adapt to his new environment, every year that goes by on Earth he forgets part of himself until, during the last years of his life, he remembers almost nothing about his true home and his place in the universe. Much like we do as babies as we transition to adults.

The story parallels our own growth and development and our journey to find balance in our lives, find our path, navigate through the complexities of human life, and the discovering the nature of reality.

I hope that people will find out how the important parts of "The Secret of Everything" can be applied to life in general, in love and relationships, in work or business, with friendship, and with oneself.

I had never considered the idea that life was a simulation until I was 17 and ate acid. I had the classic entheogenic experience. I understood in my trip that the "world" was only a feature of my consciousness. I, the top=of=her-class-soon-to-be-master-of-the-universe, was just the same as my buddies who couldn't compete with me on some levels. and the friends tripping with me didn't get it. I even saw imagery I had no familiarity with that I now know people associate with spirituality. As a kid, I always thought I'd love drugs, but that experience kept me away. So it was good in that way.

I thought everything I saw in that acid trip sucked. I had a mild freakout. But it led me to an existential crisis that lasted for years. I was never sure whether I was experiencing something I could call "reality" or not. I never told a soul.

I buried myself in the material for years with reasonable success, all the while feeding and filling my head with all the information and experience about the world around me I could. In my early 40's I had a spiritual awakening, classical Jungian stuff, but I had to piece it together myself, bit by bit. I simply am incapable of accepting dogma. I have to reinvent my own wheel.

As an adult, I have reluctantly come to the "simulation" conclusion. I also am well aware that I could be totally off base, living in a cocoon of perspective. But as a model, it works for me. Why I say it works for me:

From this perspective I have found dynamic happiness. It doesn't have to work for anyone else. I am a unique position.

Sorry for multiple posts:

During this existential crisis, calculus was my savior. I am an English major and a lawyer, but calculus was my life-preserver.

Love it. The power is in the stories.

Interesting. And you're right, your model doesn't need to work for anyone else. The proof is in the pudding, and you've got the pudding all to yourself!

I happened to model out "drugs" using a SPIR, as several on the other threads had asked about it, and what I came up with was that the experience is the geometry of the drug itself.

Eating certain foods can change personality and behaviour, also drugs to the body, and so can more powerful drugs to a larger degree because they are less compatible with the other consciousnesses already found in our cells and microbes.

Looking at the different molecules of some of the drugs it is interesting to think that their geometry is what is being experienced. Same geometry, same type of experience.

DMT users, for example, all report having pretty much the same experience. There are a wide variety of explanations for this but it could be that the same change to perspective is being experienced directly.

If we think that the world is "real" because everyone else reports the same experience, it probably doesn't mean it is. No more than the street we can all walk on is "real".

That's wild.

You found "your way" with calculus.

"Calculus Was My Saviour" could be a song.

For me, the conclusion HAD to encompass such a traumatic experience, right? So that negates its evidentiary effect for others in some way.

And beyond the simulation, or video game experience, I got a deep perception of abiding energy and a good feeling. It was only when I understood I was alone that it became unpleasant.

Somehow, we must also be existing in the mind of the angry god, and it's no different from the video game. So fuck it, I'm gonna love and work and read and whatever I feel like, keeping in mind I want to sustain this experience for a long time because I am having a blast.

Thanks. Almost as soon as I finished the book this story came to me. I've been a writing fool every since, listening to what the characters have to say.

The power is definitely in the stories. Perhaps this is why we have the experiences we do ;)

join the club. That was, by far, the worst experience I ever had and an "aha!" moment for me.

We seem to create a seemingly endless amount of stories, through pattern-making, to avoid this feeling of emptiness.

Yeah, the illusion becomes more real than the "truth", which probably can't be experienced anyway (or feels like something exceedingly empty)

Like many of our best memories, the illusion is definitely better than the real thing.

Glad I met/invented you. Because the most convincing thing about my life is that the world couldn't be this way if I didn't invent it.

I raised myself on novels. Good ones. I swear, everything about me says "the special", the heroine of the story, but I can't imagine doing anything special enough to live up to the gifts Iv'e been given. I assume everyone must have a degree of that inside them. But if I hadn't raised myself on novels, would I be such a perfect cliche of potential?

The biggest perspective shift in recent years: I consciously stopped asking "what's wrong with this picture?"

I'd very much like to read it, but Amazon says Purchases from the Amazon.com Kindle Store are not available for your current country settings.

Is there any other link for the full book?

I think it is something we cannot possibly conceive... but I downloaded your book, and I am looking forward to reading it.

Surely, when one cannot contain the entirety of oneself in one's own body and self, it explodes into the reality that we experience then implodes again as we perceive it.

Please try the following:

[link to mindcraft5.com]

If you've already read the book, please feel free to let others find it, too, by rating it here or leaving a short review:

[link to amazon.com]

Much appreciated!

VonAmoR you would be very very wrong about "knowing nothing of the after life". I spent 18 hours in a coma without "any detectable brain wave activity" and my heart was not working on it's own. My body was devoid of any electrical energy. At that point I was taken off life support. When the nurse took out the tubes I took one deep breath and five minutes later I was ready to go home. I have no ill effects from being dead.
Tell me VonAmoR how is it that my personality stayed intact? I would love to hear what you have to say to that.
What I share I brought back with me.

That is a wonderful story. 18 hours is quite a long time, one would think. Glad you could join us again :)

When you've finished reading it, I would love to hear your feedback on it, and how impossible it is to conceive the ultimate reality.

I tried to, but you will not be surprised to find there are GLPers who don't have Amazon accounts for various reasons. I just don't shop anywhere but thrift shops and bookstores. My husband does the shopping because he likes it. I even decided to make an account for you, but then since I haven't bought anything they won't let me review . . ..

I personally recommended your book to the smartest, most able and open people I know today. I'll see if I can muster up participating in e-commerce . . ..

This week I've been experimenting with moving beyond "just" seeking my own happiness using the book's perspective-building tools. I know change must happen, so I try to guide it using baby steps from my relative position. Because chaos is the natural order of things, I my energy is best served working from one relative perspectival position to the next, considering a SPIR at the next turn.

Using the pictures in my mind works as well as creating the labeled analysis.

The Result: I've been unusually potent this week in my personal and professional life, building solid foundations with limitless potential from the authentic relationships and tools I already have. I have to be conscious of not overreaching, and the perspectival analysis helps.

Also: I love baseball. I love my family. I have never enjoyed little league more than watching it using perspective used from this book. In other words, the tools in this book help me find life endlessly entertaining.

Tx for posting. I'll check it out

Thanks for trying! (and going out of your way for me) BIG HUG :)

Chaol was big on on us figuring things out for ourselves, so I thought I would provide one "big picture view" and give hints on how it could be applied locally, to our lives.

It's good you're finding out what works for you, and have been for a while.

Hope you continue your unusual potency :)

Thanks! And please note that in less than 4 hours it will no longer be free on Amazon. (Amazon doesn't allow free ebooks for more than a few days.)

However, you can check out the Mindcraft link.