effort, we can become conscious of the structure
of these models. Upon gaining this awareness, we
become empowered to lucidly compare and
contrast them with other models.
what is taking place. The problem is that, for most
of these people, the idea of chemtrails is itself so far
outside the scope of their “go-to” mental models that
they are physically unable to see what is blatantly
taking place all around them. THAT is the power of
an unexamined model!
But we need not worry, for a simple exercise, if
practiced regularly, is sufficient to not only bring
us clarity about what is going on in our own minds,
but can also eventually lead us to the development
of genuine visionary/imaginative skill comparable
to that possessed by Tesla (as well as thousands of
others whose names are less well known). Keep in
mind that we are not saying this is easy to do, but
rather that it is possible with sufficient effort; and,
in any event, your goal should have nothing to do
with emulating or comparing yourself to Tesla, but
rather with developing your own unique comprehension of Nature:
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AN EXERCISE FOR UNEARTHING
UNEXAMINED MODELS AND BELIEFS
Contemplate deeply the following: you have an
internal map in your mind of such things as the
neighborhood where you live, how the solar system
works, how the world economy works, etc., and these
models all necessarily carry certain implications that
further inform the way you perceive the world in
which you live. Your ability to think coherently and
deliberately — as opposed to randomly and reflexively — is dependent on the degree to which you
possess present-moment awareness of the models
that govern your thinking.
In fact, unexamined models can lead to genuine
hallucinations — for example, think of the billions of
people throughout the world who are being sprayed
by chemtrails almost every day and yet have no idea
EXERCISE: Spend 10 minutes every couple days
or so (for at least a couple of months) focusing
purely on the question, “What do I know beyond
a shadow of a doubt?” and journal, to the best of
your ability, what comes to mind when contemplating this idea. Start keeping a list of “things I
know beyond a shadow of a doubt” — this could
be anything from “the sky is blue” to “peace on
Earth and perpetual war are mutually exclusive”.
The point of this exercise is not to generate an
impressive list, but to train your conscious mind
to become lucidly aware of the models that govern
your perception. Be kind with yourself as you do
this — allow yourself to make mistakes and to
revise your list. This is not a race, but rather a
process of exploration and growth that theoretically has no limit, wherein every step brings
untold benefit and healing, not only for yourself,
but indeed for the collective as well. For best
(and lasting) results, it is recommended that one
do this exercise frequently, and for short durations of time at first — to use an illustration: it
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