As long as you're externally driven and blaming things on the outside or giving
Speaker:credit to things on the outside,
Speaker:you're not realizing that it's nothing but a reflection of you.
Speaker:In my program, the signature program, the Breakthrough Experience,
Speaker:I discuss two aspects of the mind or two minds or two aspects of the brain,
Speaker:depending on how you perceive this.
Speaker:Some scientists believe that there's just purely a brain.
Speaker:They're basically existential individuals that are basically empirical and
Speaker:they're focusing on purely brain neurochemistry, neurology,
Speaker:and they believe that the brain and all the mind functions can be purely
Speaker:explained by the brain.
Speaker:And that's what I call the imminent minded approach,
Speaker:which is inseparable from brain tissue.
Speaker:And then there's also a transcendent mind, and this is Immanuel Kant,
Speaker:the German philosopher who depicted as the transcendental and
Speaker:imminent minds.
Speaker:And the transcendental mind was to access what he described as the
Speaker:ideal forms that Plato referred to,
Speaker:this is where there's things that deal with abstraction and conceptualization
Speaker:and living a really transcendent,
Speaker:amazing life. And I'd like to discuss that.
Speaker:Cause in my Breakthrough Experience program,
Speaker:I want to introduce people to a glimpse of what that possibility
Speaker:is. So if you've got some paper, pen to write, II'd
Speaker:like you to take some notes and try to keep up with what I'm about to share.
Speaker:First of all, Empedolcles, the
Speaker:philosopher centuries before the time of Plato,
Speaker:believed that there was in the universe, two major aspects,
Speaker:love and strife.
Speaker:He was the one that was responsible for the basic four elements that we have
Speaker:heard about that have influenced many philosophers through the ages,
Speaker:all the way to Carl Jung and his ideas,
Speaker:and fire air, water, and earth, if you will. And he said,
Speaker:when the elements are integrated, you have love.
Speaker:And when the elements are disintegrated, you have strife.
Speaker:And Heraclitus, Heraclitus, whatever you want to call him,
Speaker:he believed that there were pairs of opposites and there were always
Speaker:complimentary opposites in the universe.
Speaker:And when they were joined together you had sort of a synthesis of that,
Speaker:which was like Empedocles idea of love.
Speaker:And I've been teaching the Breakthrough Experience for 31, almost 32 years.
Speaker:And I have been assisting people with my Demartini Method on
Speaker:taking the mind from the imminent state,
Speaker:which is judgment to the transcendent state, which is love,
Speaker:through a process, a methodical, scientific,
Speaker:reproducible process to help a person, help an individual
Speaker:transcend their judgments and get on with their life.
Speaker:So get ready to take notes. So here we go.
Speaker:When you are filtering your reality through
Speaker:your senses, your senses deal with contrast
Speaker:and they deal with judgment. They can't perceive without that contrast.
Speaker:So the moment you are judging somebody and looking up to them with an
Speaker:infatuation and you're conscious of the upside,
Speaker:but you're not conscious of the downside, you're conscious of the positives,
Speaker:you're unconscious of the negatives.
Speaker:You're conscious of the things that support your values or unconscious of the
Speaker:things that challenge your values. You awaken,
Speaker:in your autonomic nervous system, the parasympathetic nervous system,
Speaker:and you seek it with an impulse towards it to consume it like prey.
Speaker:Cause you're looking that for anabolic purposes to grow the body.
Speaker:And when you do, you have split your full consciousness,
Speaker:into conscious and unconscious halves.
Speaker:So you're not seeing what actually is there.
Speaker:You're seeing what you filter with your subjective biases there,
Speaker:as a survival mechanism.
Speaker:Also when you're perceiving somebody that you resent and look down
Speaker:on,
Speaker:and you're conscious of the negatives and unconscious of the positives,
Speaker:conscious of the downsides, unconscious of the upsides,
Speaker:conscious of things that challenge your values,
Speaker:unconscious of things that support your values.
Speaker:You look down on them and you activate the sympathetic nervous system,
Speaker:a fight or flight response to avoid them with an instinct.
Speaker:So you have an impulse towards things you attract to,
Speaker:and an instinct away from things that you're trying to repel from.
Speaker:So you're attracted with an emotion, an impulse,
Speaker:or repelled with an emotion with an instinct. Now,
Speaker:whenever you do that,
Speaker:you're dividing full consciousness into conscious and unconscious halves.
Speaker:And this is because of again, survival, and it's a subconscious bias.
Speaker:And it's stored in the subconscious mind,
Speaker:which then filters our perceptions and adds to our distortions of our
Speaker:reality. Our imminent mind,
Speaker:the one that is inseparable from the brain,
Speaker:the one that neuroscientists agree that exists and no one would deny that,
Speaker:which is reflexive in nature, although sometimes complex reflexes,
Speaker:utilizes these contrasts and judgments to avoid and seek like an
Speaker:animal in the wild, so it's sometimes called our animal,
Speaker:reflexive mind. This is the imminent mind.
Speaker:And as a result of it, we store all of those judgments in our subconscious mind,
Speaker:which is a fancy word electronically for all of the electronic
Speaker:imbalances of chemistry and balances of electronics in the brain,
Speaker:in neuro associative complexes. This is what we've called the subconscious mind.
Speaker:And it's stored there and we'll keep reverberating as noise in the brain
Speaker:until those are brought back into balance. Cause these imbalances,
Speaker:where you're conscious of one, unconscious of the other, store there.
Speaker:Now each of you have probably had moments when you've been infatuated with
Speaker:somebody to such a high degree that you're blinded to the downsides,
Speaker:ignorant to the downsides and they occupied space and
Speaker:you. Or you've been so resentful to somebody, again,
Speaker:blind to the upsides,
Speaker:ignorant of the upsides and so resentful that you couldn't sleep at night.
Speaker:You were so preoccupied and they occupied space and time in your mind,
Speaker:in the mind.
Speaker:So anytime you have an imbalanced mind and you divide your full consciousness
Speaker:into conscious and unconscious halves,
Speaker:which are stored in the subconscious mind,
Speaker:your noise in the brain is loud.
Speaker:And many times when people go into meditation and they
Speaker:brain, that's vying for attention and all these things that distract them,
Speaker:all of those subconsciously stored imbalances are trying
Speaker:to find their other side to balance them out, to liberate the mind to free it.
Speaker:And sometime during the day,
Speaker:it comes together with aha's and sometimes at night in dreams,
Speaker:these parts are trying to disk scan
Speaker:and clean out the fragments that aren't integrated,
Speaker:so you can actually rest at night and not age because all of
Speaker:these disorientations, these judgments cause ageing,
Speaker:cause you store them in your memory and the compensatory imagination to
Speaker:compensate for that.
Speaker:And that memory and imagination adds the arrow of time, which is entropy,
Speaker:which causes ageing. And this is the imminent mind in full force.
Speaker:And every one of us live that way, at times.
Speaker:And nobody escapes that. And we have that in common with the animals.
Speaker:It's our survival model.
Speaker:We do it anytime we live in our lowest values and lowered values or attempt to
Speaker:anyway, anytime we're not fulfilling our highest values,
Speaker:the amygdala comes online and we live with subjective bias.
Speaker:We store things and judge things.
Speaker:And it's a mechanism of survival because when we're out in the wild,
Speaker:we had to get our adrenaline going and we had to have bias in order to
Speaker:accentuate the infatuation with prey or accentuate the
Speaker:resentment to predator to get the adrenaline up,
Speaker:kicked up enough to be able to run after the prey or get away from the predator.
Speaker:So our fight or flight and our rest and digest sides are
Speaker:imminent minded reflexes there as a survival mechanism. On top of that,
Speaker:you might say ahead of that,
Speaker:accrued on top of that is a transcendent mind.
Speaker:And a transcendent mind is the one I've been working on since I was 18.
Speaker:Ever since I read Leibniz's work on the Discourse on Metaphysics and also
Speaker:Dirac's work on the integration of pairs of opposites.
Speaker:And the transcendent mind occurs and only
Speaker:awakens, and only emerges,
Speaker:when we have a perfectly balanced mind. And I mean,
Speaker:a perfectly balanced equation in the mind.
Speaker:Because when we're conscious of the upsides and unconscious of the downsides,
Speaker:or conscious of the downsides unconscious of the upsides,
Speaker:we're not being ourselves. Why?
Speaker:Because when we looking up to something we infatuate with,
Speaker:we minimize ourselves in turn.
Speaker:So if we exaggerate their upsides and minimize our downsides,
Speaker:we'll exaggerate our downsides and minimize their upsides, relative to them.
Speaker:And we'll be too humble to admit what we see there,
Speaker:that we put on the pedestal inside us.
Speaker:And that minimization is not our authentic self.
Speaker:And when we would go look down on somebody and we're conscious of the downsides
Speaker:and unconscious of the upside and exaggerate ourselves with conscious of the
Speaker:upsides unconscious of the downsides,
Speaker:we go into pride and our pride is not our authentic selves.
Speaker:So anytime we judge we move out of inauthenticity.
Speaker:We move out of a state of certainty and we go into a world of
Speaker:uncertainty and persona, the masks that we wear, the facades that we wear,
Speaker:of who we are, not the true nature. This is what personal development is about.
Speaker:Persona, personal, means mask.
Speaker:The real essential being is the integration of those two,
Speaker:but only get to be experienced or awakened when we have
Speaker:a perfectly equilibrated mind.
Speaker:And this is called equanimity or objectivity.
Speaker:And the moment we have a perfectly balanced mind,
Speaker:which is the purpose of the Breakthrough Experience, the Demartini Method.
Speaker:The purpose of that is to ask a scientific,
Speaker:reproducible duplicatable series of questions to make you conscious of the
Speaker:unconscious, to equilibrate the mind and balance out the equation.
Speaker:And the moment you do that,
Speaker:and you have a perfectly equilibrated mind and equanimity of the mind and equity
Speaker:between you and other people, which is what the method is designed for,
Speaker:your heart opens. See, when you're looking up to somebody you infatuate,
Speaker:when you look down, you resent.
Speaker:And many people confuse the dopamine rush of infatuation with love,
Speaker:which is not love, it's just a dopamine rush and serotonin rush.
Speaker:And the resentment they think is, hate,
Speaker:and they think these are pairs of opposites,
Speaker:but the reality is true love occurs when you
Speaker:synthesize this thesis, this anti thesis, this proposition,
Speaker:this opposite proposition and put them together.
Speaker:And the synthesis and synchronicity of those two states put in perfect
Speaker:balance and the synthesis and synchronicity of pride
Speaker:balance, the elevated self esteem and depressed self esteem of your nature,
Speaker:the personas and masks that you wear, when they're perfectly integrated,
Speaker:the essential being the soul comes to the surface,
Speaker:the state of unconditional love. There's no conditions. See,
Speaker:if you infatuate, there's a condition. If there's a resentment,
Speaker:there's a condition, but in a perfect equanimity,
Speaker:there's an unconditional state, the soul. That's why Henry James says,
Speaker:'Nothing of the senses will ever satisfy the soul.' The only thing that
Speaker:satisfies the soul is 'Thank you.
Speaker:I love you.' When you have a perfectly equilibrated mind you have, thank you.
Speaker:I love you.
Speaker:And I've proven that literally a hundred thousand people doing the Breakthrough
Speaker:Experience and also consulting with people.
Speaker:So the moment you actually equilibrate that by asking questions that
Speaker:make you conscious of what has been unconscious. So in other words,
Speaker:if you're infatuated and you ask a question, what is the downside?
Speaker:You are able to bring that polarity, which is above the mean back into the mean,
Speaker:and that's called extracting meaning out of that experience,
Speaker:that you're infatuated by finding the downside. When you're resentful,
Speaker:and you find out what you're unconscious of,
Speaker:you find the mean again, cause you find the thing that balances it,
Speaker:which is the mean.
Speaker:So you're asking questions that make you conscious of the upsides.
Speaker:Your intuition is always trying to find the downsides to the up and the upsides
Speaker:to the down to try to get you into the center where you're transcendent.
Speaker:The transcended mind is the authentic self.
Speaker:The transcendent mind is where you have certainty.
Speaker:The transcendent mind is when you are authentic, the real you,
Speaker:the unconditionally loving you. Now,
Speaker:every human being wants to be loved and appreciated for who they are,
Speaker:but how can you expect to be loved and appreciated for who you are if you're not
Speaker:even being willing to be who you are? So as long as you're proud,
Speaker:you're not being who you are. As long as you're resentful, or shamed, you're
Speaker:not being who you are. But when you're actually in the center,
Speaker:you're being authentic. And in that moment of authenticity,
Speaker:in a moment of grace, moment of love, moment of certainty,
Speaker:the moment of presence, not past or future,
Speaker:memory and imagination, but the moment of presence,
Speaker:that's when you have the greatest certainty and the greatest potential
Speaker:to have your inner most dominant thought become your outermost tangible reality.
Speaker:You're a creator there.
Speaker:The whole purpose of the Demartini Method is to take whatever you've experienced
Speaker:that you've judged and stored in the subconscious mind,
Speaker:which weighs you down with gravitational entropy and ages you,
Speaker:and asking a series of very precise questions, scientifically demonstrated,
Speaker:to reintegrate those parts, synchronously,
Speaker:where you are lightened up.
Speaker:And radiantly certain with love and gratitude and presence,
Speaker:and you have an enthusiasm and an inspiration in there.
Speaker:You can live an inspired life. Now, you know,
Speaker:I rarely ever go through a presentation on talking about values.
Speaker:And so in this case, let's tie this together with values.
Speaker:When you live by priority,
Speaker:your highest value and stick to the highest priority thing you can be doing
Speaker:moment by moment through the day,
Speaker:you have the highest probability of being objective.
Speaker:And objectivity means even minded, neutral minded,
Speaker:actually completely a balanced equation. When you are infatuated,
Speaker:you don't have a balanced equation. You're not neutral.
Speaker:You're subjectively biased.
Speaker:You have a confirmation bias on the positives and disconfirmation bias on the
Speaker:negatives.
Speaker:You have a false positive on the positives and a false negative on the
Speaker:negatives. So you're not seeing things as they are,
Speaker:you're seeing things as you have skewed them with a survival bias.
Speaker:But the moment you're balanced and the moment you live by highest values,
Speaker:where you're most objective,
Speaker:where you embrace pain and pleasure in the pursuit of a purpose,
Speaker:your highest value is your purpose.
Speaker:So every time we do the Demartini Method and every time we equilibrate the mind,
Speaker:we reawaken our purpose.
Speaker:We reawaken our mission and we reconnect with our
Speaker:inspiration. We reconnect with the love of what we're here for.
Speaker:And we have an orientation of equity between ourself and others. See,
Speaker:when we look up to people, minimize ourselves,
Speaker:we go into altruism and sacrifice ourselves for others
Speaker:people's values, which is futile and self-depreciative.
Speaker:And when we we're resentful, we get self-righteous and proud,
Speaker:and we try to project our values onto them and get them to live in our values,
Speaker:which is again, futile and not authentic.
Speaker:But when we have equanimity and balance,
Speaker:we have equity between ourselves and others,
Speaker:equanimity within our prides and shames are balanced and we're authentic.
Speaker:And we live with the most power,
Speaker:because we're disempowered when we're disowning parts.
Speaker:When we're too humble to admit what we see in them is inside us it's a disowned
Speaker:part. When we're too proud, it's a disowned part.
Speaker:All the disowned parts we have are disempowering.
Speaker:But when we realize nothing's missing, I say in the Breakthrough Experience,
Speaker:at the level of the soul, the state of unconditional love,
Speaker:the authentic transcendent self, the immortal you,
Speaker:the timeless mind ageless body you,
Speaker:that right there doesn't have the ageing process.
Speaker:It doesn't have anything missing. Nothing's missing to the soul.
Speaker:At the level of the essence of the soul nothing's missing as the Bonpo Lama
Speaker:taught me when I was in Nepal, but at the level of the existence of the senses,
Speaker:things appear to be missing because we're too proud or too humble to admit what
Speaker:we see in others is inside us.
Speaker:And we're trapped in judgment and strife as Empedocles said, instead of love,
Speaker:which is radiance. Now, Immanuel Kant said, when we're in the imminent mind,
Speaker:we're in the phenomenological world, by the senses,
Speaker:which are skewed with hallucinatory aspects.
Speaker:And we're not seeing what's really there, actually there,
Speaker:we're dealing with our own personal reality, which is individualized.
Speaker:It's our own hallucination of the world.
Speaker:But the moment we access the transcendental,
Speaker:we transcend that hallucinatory world.
Speaker:We access the ideal forms that Plato described.
Speaker:We access the transcendent mind as Immanuel Kant says,
Speaker:or maybe William James has described about as the higher mind,
Speaker:not the lower mind.
Speaker:And this is the state which is full bouquet of expression of the
Speaker:human potential. Every week, when I'm doing the Breakthrough Experience,
Speaker:that is one of the primary aims of the program to give people a glimpse,
Speaker:to teach them the science, to show them how to duplicate that,
Speaker:to show them how to take no matter what happens in their life that they've ever
Speaker:judged,
Speaker:there's nothing they've experienced in their life that they've judged that can't
Speaker:be turned into love and back into the immortal.
Speaker:There's nothing mortal that can interfere with the immortal visionary.
Speaker:Once they know the science of how to do so.
Speaker:That's been my mission all these years,
Speaker:developing the Demartini Method to give people access to that transcendental.
Speaker:Majority of people go through their life, living, reacting,
Speaker:judging from one next judgment to the next.
Speaker:They don't even know that this transcendence aware,
Speaker:they don't even know that it exists. They don't even have,
Speaker:they may have a glimpse of it, but they have no idea how to access it again.
Speaker:But there's a science to accessing it. There's a science of doing it.
Speaker:You can sit for hours and hours and hours and do meditation and maybe hit and
Speaker:miss it sometimes. And you might come out and maybe escape with it,
Speaker:but you won't integrate information with certainty.
Speaker:Even Ken Wilber addresses the weakness of some of the meditative techniques for
Speaker:actually cognitively integrating the pairs of opposites. They are useful.
Speaker:They can be in conjunction with this tool,
Speaker:but you can merge those together into application, but learning this tool,
Speaker:the Demartini Method at the Breakthrough Experience,
Speaker:it can be helpful in learning the transcendent state.
Speaker:The transcendent state is almost a mystical state for some people.
Speaker:People who've never experienced it, they go, Whoa, I don't even know what to do.
Speaker:It's a spiritual experience for people.
Speaker:I've had people in the Breakthrough Experience where they've gone through the
Speaker:Demartini Method. They've judged somebody in their life that was,
Speaker:that they've resented. It could be anything. It could be a partner.
Speaker:It could be somebody that raped them. It could be somebody that beat them.
Speaker:It could be somebody a bully. It could be somebody at work,
Speaker:that they've been resentful to somebody, or infatuated with somebody,
Speaker:either pole, some hero or villain, doesn't matter.
Speaker:And we go through methodically asking questions that add reflection to the mind,
Speaker:that add ownership to the traits, allows you to balance out the equation,
Speaker:dissolve the infatuation resentment, dissolve the prides and shames,
Speaker:dissolve the labels that you have about them, which are subjectively biased,
Speaker:and actually break the fantasies and nightmares that you're storing in the
Speaker:subconscious mind and then get present and see the synchronicity of opposites.
Speaker:See I discovered something 20 years plus ago,
Speaker:that at the exact moment something's happening in your life,
Speaker:the transcendental mind is fully conscious of the other side.
Speaker:We go through and we think there's an event that goes on,
Speaker:I asked people in the Breakthrough Experience, 'Go to a moment where,
Speaker:and when you perceive this individual that you're judging to be displaying or
Speaker:demonstrating some specific trait, action,
Speaker:inaction that you despise most for instance.', 'Okay, you're there, great.
Speaker:Where are you? When are you, what specifically are they demonstrating?
Speaker:What exactly is the focus of it? The context of it,
Speaker:and at the exact moment, who are they doing it to? Are they doing it to you?
Speaker:Great.' At that exact moment, close your eyes and get present there.
Speaker:And you will blow your mind that when you realize and discover that at that
Speaker:exact moment that you perceive that,
Speaker:your perception could not have occurred if it didn't have a contrast and there
Speaker:was something of the exact opposite nature going on at the same time. Now,
Speaker:if you only see one and not the other, you'll be infatuated or resentful,
Speaker:but if you see simultaneously both of them,
Speaker:you will be neither and you won't let the imminent mind run. You,
Speaker:you won't be impulsive and instinctual and distracted from being present
Speaker:with a magnificent moment of love at that moment.
Speaker:Because love's the synthesis and synchronicity of complementary opposites
Speaker:and that's all that was there in that moment.
Speaker:When I do that in the Breakthrough Experience and show people that,
Speaker:their minds blown, because they go 'Wait a minute, I thought,
Speaker:I'd been running a story,' - see people want to be victims of their history and
Speaker:run a story about how they'd been hurt or how they've got this fantasy or
Speaker:whatever, infatuation,
Speaker:but these are incomplete awarenesses and they are judgments that'll
Speaker:weigh you down and they're stored in the subconscious mind.
Speaker:And they cause you phobias of the future as instincts from things that were
Speaker:painful, that you never saw the benefits to,
Speaker:or philias and fantasies that keep trapping you and hooking you.
Speaker:That's what's outer sales people are looking for when they're hooking you.
Speaker:And as long as you have those you're run by your external world.
Speaker:I said on 'The Secret',
Speaker:until the voice and the vision on the inside is louder than all those extrinsic
Speaker:sources on the outside, don't expect to master your life.
Speaker:Because as long as you're externally driven and blaming
Speaker:giving credit to things on the outside,
Speaker:you're not realizing that it's nothing but a reflection of you. In Bardo Thodol,
Speaker:the 'Tibetan book of The Dead',
Speaker:at the moment of a person's passing there's a message in there that says,
Speaker:'At the moment of your passing,
Speaker:you'll be confronted by both peaceful and wrathful deities,
Speaker:but fear not for they're nothing more than projections of your own mind'.
Speaker:And what we do is we have things we infatuate and resent,
Speaker:the angels and the demons, the heroes and the villains,
Speaker:the saints and the sinners,
Speaker:the virtues and the biases that we project onto people,
Speaker:but they're really nothing more than projections of our own nature that have
Speaker:been disowned. And so once we realize,
Speaker:that they are reflections and integrate them,
Speaker:we activate the super conscious mind as some people call it,
Speaker:or the cosmic conscious mind as Richard M Bucke calls it,
Speaker:or the spiritual soul if you want to call it that, or the transcendent mind,
Speaker:many people have had different names. Some people call it the spiritual mind,
Speaker:the higher aka mind, the higher mana, the Huna's,
Speaker:all around the world there's been different names for it.
Speaker:But that's a real state, that's duplicatable, that's reproducible,
Speaker:that I can demonstrate, that I can show you, I can teach you how to do it.
Speaker:And it is profound because the authentic you is
Speaker:sitting there.
Speaker:And don't expect people to love you when you're not even being you,
Speaker:your authentic you. When the ancient philosopher said know thyself,
Speaker:the knowing your highest value, which is the telos,
Speaker:which is the thing that gives you objectivity and access to equanimity and
Speaker:access to the transcendental mind and access to the soul,
Speaker:that's what they're describing.
Speaker:That's the ontological essence of your being that transcendent state.
Speaker:And it's the teleology, when it says, know why you're here. You know,
Speaker:what's my purpose on the planet. Well, that's it. You're teleology,
Speaker:your telos is your highest value. It's the pathway of objectivity.
Speaker:It's the most efficient,
Speaker:effective pathway to fulfill the greatest amount of voids with the greatest
Speaker:amount of value. So if you want to have the greatest value,
Speaker:you want to make the biggest contribution,
Speaker:you want to go out and do something extraordinary,
Speaker:you want to be able to be yourself,
Speaker:you want to make the biggest difference being unique to yourself and not
Speaker:conforming and diluting yourself,
Speaker:then it's basically the path of equanimity and the transcendent mind. The
Speaker:imminent mind takes no effort. Any animal has got it. You got it.
Speaker:You have a survival mechanism. Anybody can live in survival.
Speaker:That's the lowest level of Mazlow's hierarchy of needs.
Speaker:That's down into 'got to's, and 'have to's' and 'needs',
Speaker:where you're living by the imperatives of the injected values of others,
Speaker:you're ruled by the superego of moralities from external hypocrisy,
Speaker:and you're not basically living authentically transcendent and
Speaker:creating the rules by design instead of living by duty.
Speaker:Instead of following the crowd you're building and leading the crowd,
Speaker:I'd much rather lead the culture than follow the culture.
Speaker:I'd rather be the transcendent than the imminent.
Speaker:And Kohlberg in psychology talking about moral development said,
Speaker:that at first you avoid pain and seek pleasure, that's the first morality,
Speaker:an animal has that. Then you have subordination to individual authorities,
Speaker:mothers, fathers, preachers, teachers,
Speaker:then subordination to collective authorities, communities, cities, States,
Speaker:nations, morays, traditions, conventions. And finally, you have transcendence,
Speaker:where the authentic you is able to express itself
Speaker:and the transcendental mind is able to overrule the imminent mind.
Speaker:That is what I'm interested in. Now it takes no effort to do the other,
Speaker:and no matter what you do,
Speaker:you'll always grow and learn by experiencing it so you never completely
Speaker:get rid of it. You use it wisely, because the imminent mind,
Speaker:the design of the imminent mind is to tell you what you haven't loved.
Speaker:Tell you what you haven't balanced in your life and give you an opportunity to
Speaker:now master that too.
Speaker:Benson's law says that anything we practice consistently and repeat
Speaker:consistently, we become skillful at and become masterful at.
Speaker:If we live by our highest values and delegate the lower priorities and be of
Speaker:service to other people, in a state of fair exchange and sustained equity,
Speaker:we will automatically build equity,
Speaker:build assets and accumulate the self development
Speaker:and the love and the wisdom that nobody can take away from you,
Speaker:it can be accumulated and you can go on and do something with more profound
Speaker:leadership roles.
Speaker:The Breakthrough Experience that I teach for 1,109
Speaker:times now, is designed to give you that tool.
Speaker:So if you have not experienced a transcendental mind,
Speaker:or if you have experienced it randomly and had no idea how to reproduce it
Speaker:and create it, and have it at any time in your life,
Speaker:come to the Breakthrough Experience so I can show you how to do that.
Speaker:Because it's a profound mastery of life when you get that,
Speaker:and there is a science to it, it's not a hit and miss. It's a reproducible,
Speaker:duplicatable, questioning process that makes you cognitive.
Speaker:That's using neuroscience,
Speaker:it's using philosophy and it's using psychology to its fullest,
Speaker:to give you the fullest expression of your, if you will,
Speaker:the divine nature within you.
Speaker:When they said the human will now matches divine will, at this point,
Speaker:this is what it's describing. Divinity is the full self expression,
Speaker:the spiritual actualization,
Speaker:the transcendental inspired state that you have access to
Speaker:that is available no matter what the experience is.
Speaker:No matter what happens to you, it's nothing to do with that.
Speaker:We have control over our perceptions, decisions, and actions,
Speaker:that we can take whatever's happened in our life and wake up that
Speaker:transcendental. I've had people go through the most outrageous stuff.
Speaker:People have been through things that they want to blame people for.
Speaker:And there's nothing that you've experienced in your mortal body,
Speaker:that you can't access the immortal soul and transcend.
Speaker:So if you have any interest in doing that,
Speaker:then please let me show you how to do that by learning the method,
Speaker:the Demartini Method, at the Breakthrough Experience.
Speaker:And please take advantage of what we're doing here with these little
Speaker:presentations. I'm absolutely certain that this is a reality, it's duplicatable,
Speaker:and if you haven't experienced it, come and experience it because you,
Speaker:you won't, you will never see life the same way. You know, it's,
Speaker:once you have had this experience,
Speaker:the trajectory of your life has a different meaning, different pathway.
Speaker:There's no way,
Speaker:as Viktor Frankl in the concentration camps was able to have meaning out of
Speaker:things that other people were dying over and what led him to create his
Speaker:logotherapy and his In Search of Meaning pathway,
Speaker:this is what's available to any human being on this planet.
Speaker:We don't have to be victims of history.
Speaker:We become masters of destiny by allowing the transcendental mind to overrule in
Speaker:settings where the imminent mind has been running our life extrinsically.
Speaker:I want that voice and vision on the inside to govern, not the outside.
Speaker:Because if we subordinate to the other side,
Speaker:and live in shadows we will never stand on the shoulders of giants.
Speaker:So I just wanted to share that little principle with you. It's real,
Speaker:it's duplicatable.
Speaker:Please come and take advantage of learning how to acquire it and use it and
Speaker:apply it and share it with the people you care about and love and pass the torch
Speaker:to other people. And also, I just want to make sure that you know, that we have,
Speaker:if you've enjoyed what I just got through saying here we have the Dr. Demartini
Speaker:Show, which is a podcast. We've got our website that's filled with information,
Speaker:there's events that are live that are going on. There's radio, television,
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Speaker:Please take advantage of our things and please pass the torch to other people.
Speaker:Let them know about the education we're offering. It's not a self help,
Speaker:you know entertainment system exactly. It's an educational.
Speaker:I'm interested in inspired education that empowers and helps people master life.
Speaker:So please take advantage of that. Thank you for listening today.
Speaker:And I look forward to our next adventure and please consider doing the
Speaker:Breakthrough Experience if you haven't. And if you have,
Speaker:come and take another issue in your life that you've had difficulty
Speaker:transcending, and let me help you transcend it.
Speaker:I love watching the transformations in front of my eyes. It's very empowering.
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