When I thought up the url/name for this website, scienceofrealitycreation.com struck me as being consistent with what my favorite writers were saying, especially Seth, who said: “You Create Your Own Reality” in the beginning of Nature of Personal Reality.
Back then, around 2000, I was pretty knee-deep in this stuff, especially after reading more stuff like Neville’s books, and then Deepak’s 7 Spiritual Laws book.
I count among my favorite writers, those such as Neville Goddard, Arnold Patent, William Atkinson, and many more. There is also Bruce Lipton (Biology of Belief), and Gregg Braden. And then there’s a guy that I simply discovered from an L.A. radio station after his interview aired (Jeffrey Grupp – see a couple of entries ago)
We love to read new material, discover new angles, or hear someone new you’ve never heard before who writes about this stuff.
At what point do you stop being giddy about a new writer you found out about, ( or a new book of a current favorite writer ) and then hopefully wait for the book to arrive in the mail to tell you, really the same thing, but in a way in which you might finally hit home with you? It’s like you are wishing for the writer to use a particular combo of words that makes them sound like they’re just like you (i.e. they are someone who talks like you, and have come from a similar background or line of thinking), but they’ve “arrived”, and now they’re going to rescue you from the road you’re now on.
… Back to that point in a bit.
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A Russian Quantum Mechanics Physicist wrote some books you must simply buy and read and re-read.
5 or 6 of the books are in the original language of Russian, however if you are an English speaker as I’m guessing you are if you’re reading this (I know, most browsers translate, but still), you can still get your hands on books 1-3 of the series from Amazon.
I’d be hard-pressed to summarize all of the powerful and compelling concepts offered by this writer, Vadim Zeland. I’ll try to anyway.
Yes, importance. Drop it.. Anything related to the goings on of your day to day life, especially, I mean especially, things that annoy you, distress you, depress you, etc.. drop their $%^!& importance altogether. There are plenty of writers who have covered the significance of “letting go”, or ceasing resisting the “bad” stuff that you dislike. But Vadim rams this concept through you and on top of you, and keeps with it until you’re convinced, deep down, that it’s a necessary step toward easily and joyfull and effortlessly creating the “life tracks” as he terms it that coincide with your ideal life.
There’s also Desire. You will know the key difference between this and Intention (and why dropping desire is the effective thing to do).. no, it’s not a re-hash of what writers such as Wayne Dyer or Vitale (ala The Secret), have said.. not the every-day motivation type of getting you to “Intend stuff”.
No, Vadim brings up the concepts of internal and external intention, and you, on your second read of the second book.. yes.. this is covered in book 2 specifically.. and yes, I stress that you must re-read these to pummel into all levels of meaning of his teachings into your understanding… will understand these 2 types of intention.
The most interesting and potent concepts that are covered, however, is the concept of life tracks, and basically, of the multiple possible Universes you live in in any one moment, and that you choose, based on your own personal decision of how either grateful you are in general, or how pissed off you get at the slightest little external stimulus that have always pushed your buttons.
This is the actual title of his second book. It is Vadim’s phrase for the quiet voice inside, intuition if you want to call it. I don’t want to try to summarize all of the powerful ways he explains how to be someone who takes advantage of this Voice, and the benefits of doing so. Just read the books.
After hearing the author on the coasttocoastam.com show, I picked up a book called Telementation by Jeffrey Grupp. It is a small in length, about 122 pages, but gives you the essential background behind how to tap into the feeling state that backs the manifestation of a desired circumstance.
By accident, while meditating in the Zen Buddhist tradition, he encountered a level of consciousness, which I’m sure we all have (but never take advantage of) called the “Feeling Mass”. This level is past the surface consciousness activity of normal everyday emotions, and is not dependent on anything, but simply Is the Core of You, and anything believed at this deeper level is what decides how life goes on the outside.
One of the key points is the importance of not making it a chore to stop and “do your telementation”.. in itself, it is joyful ..it has to be associated with something you strive to do because you want to. Doing any of this with a tension of “I need to do this consciousness thing, and do it right, or it won’t work”… well, it won’t work.
I wrote a review on the amazon site, so you could continue reading about it there. Much, much recommended !
I remember several times I’ve picked up a book from one of my weighted-down bookshelves, on an overcast Sunday afternoon. I recall on many of those occasions I would be in the mood for material on metaphysics such as Joseph Murphy or Neville Goddard, but I’d reach for something on “Present Moment living”.
A common flaw of the modern times we live in is its effect on our awareness of our very own inner body clocks. Before factories and schedules and the corporate world, we didn’t have this obligation to be somewhere, especially a place (like a job) that usually wasn’t our divinely inspired preference to be in this life.
How do you force something that is unnatural (like work schedules imposed on us from without) ? You start making use of man-made machines to force this behaviour out of us. Or specifically, in this case, appliances like alarm clocks to wake us up.
In Three Magic Words, U.S. Andersen mentions certain laws of rhythm, or movement, that are inherent in each of us, and that are also part and parcel of the Universal Subconscious Mind, which we are a part of.
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Time moves in accordance with these laws, and who is there who has not been able to wake himself from a sound sleep at an appointed hour simply because he consciously desired to before he went to sleep? Some never-sleeping presence wtihin us keeps an eye on the clock or simply on the movement of the universe, and if we desire to be awake by six, so we are. Nature has thus fashined the most reliable alarm clock of all, but our dependence upon mechanical contrivances dulls this faculy as it has dulled so many others. |
Listening to our bodies is a good first step to re-enabling this capability. It is higher-living at its best when you rely on the unswerving capability within you to serve you. Unfortunately, there is suffering associated with not making it in time the next morning at a job – a job that really has never done much more than keep the monthly payments going. As long as there is that ‘threat’ of punishment, and thus the reliance on alarm clocks to “keep us safe” from non-payment of the mortgage or rent, the freedom and the chance to ‘try this stuff out’ with our intuitive selves, just won’t exist.
Winding down, now, I am led to concluding the following in general:
Intuitively, somehow, we know (especially if we sit down in a quiet room and listen), that
We didn’t choose to temporarily “squeeze” our Soul Essence into a confine of flesh and bones so that we could drive these “flesh capsules” in a four-wheel machine, to a desk for 8 hours, and then back, for the sole purpose of making sure we had protection from rain and snow, and food to eat.
to see that abundance out-picturing in our lives. And this source has no fear or hang-ups. For instance, we humans don’t like getting traffic tickets or getting hung up in a slow line at the store. But the Intelligence that orchestrates certain events for the purpose of arranging necessary meetings or exposure to information, really doesn’t care about your ticket, and It doesn’t think you should. It just wants you to run into an old college friend at the courthouse, because It knows you need to meet him (and It already previously arranged a similar meeting, but you didn’t want to go to that potluck dinner, where another someone else equally necessary appeared, because you had a pimple that day).To summarize, with another paragraph from Three Magic Words:
Can we, then, be geniuses, even as those the world has ever known? The answer is that we not only can, but we are! Great genius lies dormant in each of us, waiting to be awakened. We have only to take down the bars, unlock the door, invite our silent dweller forth. It is ourselves who have locked him within his prison, and he [or she] aspires to be set free. We build his cage and bars and lock each time we say, “I’m not good enough”, “I don’t know how”, “It’s too hard for me”, “I’m poor”, “I’m sick”, “I’m tired”, “I’m nobody.”. We make of this mighty mind a pygmy, cowering in his cell, forced to act and create all our negative fears and doubts into actuality and thus to reduce the template of the universe to a sorry, fumbling, fear-ridding speck upon the earth.
The Best Definition of Intuition I Have Read So Far – Part I
(c) 2006 Steve Bailey
We’re used to reading a very similar explanation of intuition from many writers:
Listen to your gut feeling
Focus on your heart more than your head
Follow signs that look like interesting synchronicities
Stay centered in the moment.
I don’t disagree with the benefit of staying clear, by living in the present moment and building up trust in our own urgings. After all, we are connected to something that simply knows the big picture. This something will know that quitting a particular job or moving to a particular part of the country will lead to the fruition of our desired objective, and then nudge us with feelings or external synchronistic events.
Mixed in with the copious amount of material on manifesting, and persuasion, and meditation, is of course the popular subject of doing what you love, so that the money follows.
When we stop and think about how we would actually turning something we like doing, into an income, thoughts might turn dark and we might aim these darker thoughts at the writer of one of these Express-Your-Passion books.
Maybe even a wish to practically grab the writer by the collar and demand to be told how we can earn a good income by creating custom birdhouses or whatever we passionately enjoy doing. It’s only natural to want to know why the writer thinks his/her principles can possibly apply across the board, whether the passion is something like creating computer animations, or the birdhouse.
Here’s where I think this wisdom lies. I’m one of those people who believes that everyone has some particular talent, mixed in with their experience, that would equate to value for thousands or millions of people. Deepak said it in 7 Spiritual Laws, but I’ve always believed this my entire life.
It’s easy to point to cases of sad, small, unfulfilled lives of someone just doing “their duty” their entire life to work one single job in order to to support the family and save up for a meaningless retirement – and then using that as an argument to draw a false conclusion that some people just have nothing to offer, except as a clock-puncher.
Ask most people what their primary struggle is when it comes to impementing the principles taught by Neville, Joseph Murphy, or other teachers who tell us to purposely feel the feelings of a desired objective as though it were true right now.
Their answer might be similar to: “Whenever I begin entering that state where I look at myself and my surroundings as if the Thing has transpired, the same voice objects: “Bullsh*t, it’s not going to happen, at least for me”.
I don’t know if you’ve ever experienced one of those clear moments where you just simply know and finally accept, that
your beliefs (something Invisible) is the responsible cause behind what really creates the Visible stuff in your life. Maybe you were sitting
there at home, or in a restaurant, thinking about something in your ordinary life – and suddenly, many things sort of congeal in your mind
and momentarily light up for you in your head, about this life creation stuff.
