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This is certainly the case when it comes to
it's heck bent off.

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As a brilliant inventor who survived Nazi
concentration camps and went on to write

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books inspired with lighthearted humor, this
man danced with the very fibers of reality,

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led by a melody only the curious dare to
hear.

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caught the attention of the CIA where he
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documents that we have all come to pour over.

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Bentoff's work with the CIA involved none
less than the mechanics of reality itself.

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In fact, his specialty was helping people
transcend the illusion of physical flesh and

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Despite this incredible resume, the
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inspired by so-called living room talks with
friends, as he gracefully referred to himself

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as a plumber.

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We all know better now as this book, Stalking
the Wild Pendulum, was released while the

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resulting CIA documents were still
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for the CIA, he had no trouble sharing what
he knew with the world.

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Doing just that, he was on his way to a
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as a passenger aboard American Airlines
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Your mom actually remembers this famous plane
crash as it makes great pillow talk for us.

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But I am not making any claims of foul play
here.

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Many of you know that an enormous amount of
the people involved in this agency's now

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declassified documents died in similar
accidents, easily a coincidence.

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This is where the internet and literature
comes out to shine.

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There is a lot of bullshit out there, but
none of it came from Bentoff.

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And although there is much online about
Project Stargate and the gateway process,

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not much to be found about this treasure
trove of work, and it involves the very

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So, the death process seems to be a common
theme on this channel, sorry about that.

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But it is a great place to start here.

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When we die, we return the borrowed
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But there is another component to life other
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During our lifetime, we collect information
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We collect both raw data and emotional
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This body of information is collected by a
non-material entity, that is us.

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This information is absorbed back into the
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by all conscious beings.

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The individual psyche might reside for some
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place.

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And on that note, I would like everybody to
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reincarnation according to our will, and are
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seem to indicate.

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But nevertheless, simatics is the key to this
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So much so that we even have these very
specialized openings on either side of our

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ears, I think, that have the strict job of
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who might not realize that.

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The reason this is so important is because
sound is an oscillation, just like everything

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else.

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rest and back and forth like a pendulum.

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These oscillations cause vibratory patterns
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We have all seen sand take on incredible
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particular frequency.

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Frequencies spread out in this pattern across
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So they clump together in these areas where
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As we have seen, the faster the vibration of
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This friction between the two worlds of rest
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reality.

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that we will come back to in a bit.

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This experiment with simatics is a perfect
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The once static and chaotic grains of sand
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and organize themselves into a particular
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What is especially fascinating about the
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Only a small portion of this pattern is
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We can predict what an entire snowflake looks
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Just like the Buddhists have said all along,
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This is illustrated beautifully in one of
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He illustrates how the universe is naturally
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a bowl of water.

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By looking at the ripples in the water
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having access to them directly.

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The interference pattern of the water ripples
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extrapolate everything else about the unseen
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the now unseen pebbles.

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do you spend all this time and money on
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the universe by sitting and watching a creek
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This holographic concept is amazingly also
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as holographic as our world.

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need proof of that, check out some of the
modern science that shows people being able

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to retain memory and continue to grow and
learn with sometimes more than half of their

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brain removed from an accident or a surgery
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And you don't have to look very far because I
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Once upon a time at a very young age, I
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And this is the same musicianship that you
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Perhaps you have also heard about people with
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A person with five personalities could have
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reactions whereas the rest of the
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This certainly shows the holographic nature
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is more of a receiver than it is a producer
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Some call it placebo without second guessing
what that notion even indicates, but let's

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get back to the subject.

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These oscillations like to be in sync with
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If you stack several grandfather clocks next
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they will become coherent and tick right
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The same way that multiple women will
eventually sync up their periods when livi...

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And if you have multiple women synced up,
that might be a good means to plan your time

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away from the house or vacation.

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A system of tuned oscillators will pick up
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This is why we resonate with certain people
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in perfect step with our own.

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So it seems oscillation coherency is also
what gives way to having a BFF.

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as the source of disturbance is removed,
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Add joke about governments here.

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You know what that'll do.

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The ancient esoteric sciences and the modern
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of void that have been ignited with
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Think of the surface of a body of water that
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It will be completely transparent as if there
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you ripple the surface, well, then you can
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Tapping into that space is very well
illustrated by that 21 pilot song where he

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moves slow on the ocean floor, I can't feel
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I played that wrong, but we'll assume that it
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I promise that won't happen again.

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I think we all remember 10 years ago when
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And of course, as of last year, that
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They just keep on adding 9s to it instead of
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The solid mass just isn't elusive, it just
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look at what it's made out of, we
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On closer inspection, our reality seems to
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of a field of energy, an interference pattern
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bodies and outwardly forever.

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its trajectory or its inertia.

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Much like our metaphor of the pendulum, the
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blink in and out of existence as well.

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This oscillation is said to occur 14 times
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This is why it has been found that the
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At the precipice and valley of this
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in a blink.

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It happens so fast that we don't even notice
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we start a thorough meditation practice.

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Although Bentoff was certainly not the first
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one who brought it to scientific
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momentary outblinks that result from the
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this oscillation.

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at the opposing sides of this oscillation,
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this is a harmonic fraction with the
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that. This ability is not new or unique to
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This is why particular disturbances in the
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devotion, will cause multiples of whales to
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ground. The same exact thing happens to us
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we find the difference between Jerry and
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career and does so to this day. Newman,
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All right, it seems as though reality comes
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of that motion comes to rest at either side
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for that moment of time. In those moments
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the realization of Zen is there waiting for
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Alexandra David Neale writes, "The tangible
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but movement itself. There are no objects in
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the objects which appear to us. The movement
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instantaneous events. There are two theories
and both consider the world as movement. O...

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that the course of this movement, which
creates phenomena, is continuous as the fl...

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river seems to us. The other declares that
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almost non-existent." But this begs the
obvious question. Where does matter go whe...

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disappears? And what happens to us as we
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speculate the notion of time. As we learned
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or if you ask Albert Einstein, relative. As
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you think it's only a minute. But when you
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In the truly quirky and fun-loving fashion
that Bentov is known for, he develops a

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teaching is heavily based on the realm
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stark science for the sake of keeping it real
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on exactly what to do, but afterwards add my
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and remember the rhythm at which it moves.
This has to be done quite effortlessly. St...

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close your eyes and visualize yourself
engaged in your most favorite activity. Th...

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has to be perfect. For instance, if you
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The results will be better if you choose a
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Four, when you feel that you have stabilized
this visualization, slowly open your eyes

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Don't focus on the watch. Just let your gaze
fall on the dial as if you are a

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observer of this whole affair. If you have
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be able to stop the second hand for quite a
while. To some people, this is a shocking

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The moment one feels shocked, the second hand
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Now, this is the part where I must admit that
I must not be doing it correctly because this

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you'll have a diamond in two weeks. In fact,
holding the thought of being at a beach or

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other activity stimulates my mind even more.
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book, I have been able to slow down and stop
subjective time with a completely different

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very cold, so I would give myself a one-up by
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to wind and low temperatures. And it is very
effective. What is not said and possibly only

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unique to me is that while holding on the
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that I just don't have words for. I remember
sitting in my car before work and noticing

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during these meditative states, one or two
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way for me to find rest and relaxation and to
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is a real-life miracle that we can work with,
and it is different for everyone. And not ...

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with a sales pitch here, but I break down
step by step exactly how I achieve these

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altered states naturally in videos that are
visible to members of this channel. This

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extra videos that don't pertain to our
long-form documentaries. When someone clic...

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for the first time, I would like them to see
these long-form documentaries that we're

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right now and not just a meditation
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The breakdown of these would be an entire
video of their own, but by all means check

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for yourself. I even think that it's on
YouTube and full, so being deceased, I don...

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Benzhov will mind you chasing that shortcut.
In fact, if he were alive, I don't think h...

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our heads around this though is to think
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Imagine hypothetically being able to move at
infinite speed. Well, you would be everywhere

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all at once making you omnipresent. Now
imagine that you are able to absorb

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everywhere at once is exactly the same as
being at rest, as you would just be in all

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with a parallel understanding of your own
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scientifically sound. In both cases, time no
longer exists. And in both cases, the

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despite its rapid expansion into space-time.
As supernatural as this sounds, this altered

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state of consciousness can be attained by
harnessing the subjective time of these

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either side of our pendulum, as the self
blinks in and out of existence due to its

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being a non-physical entity, we will have no
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rules attached to it. This helps us
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who can operate observation without the
constraints of space and time, and could

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could also describe the future as well, but
paradoxically, just by doing so, it would

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measurably affect the outcome of the future.
And I am hoping to do a full-length

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Ingo Swan in the near future, so stay tuned.
If we look at this diagram drawn by Ben To...

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If we look at these diagrams, we can see that
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time of these blinks out of reality as they
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The experienced meditator can use the above
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as we do right here in solid reality. By now,
you might be thinking that this meditative

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dilation is in fact not an altered state of
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Consciousness within a biological entity is
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also be a nervous system no matter how
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light. The electrons may get excited and
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the nucleus. It will react with a number of
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organism, the more varied and the more
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quantity of consciousness. We may at first
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as a living thing because we associate
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the term "live beings" to beings that can
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own behavior onto other systems by saying
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there is no life. And then suddenly, when the
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or primitive. Human beings are also designed
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that has consciousness at whatever level.
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in an action and rest code, from which our
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in this diagram, the ones above human
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it, must also represent the realities for the
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matter in the universe, starting from the
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forces of evolution until it finally reaches
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moves up, graduating step by step, each gray
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What is fascinating is that this does not
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physical reality and non-physical reality,
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But instead we have the astral level, the
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that order until it reaches the absolute,
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where human consciousness often gets caught
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that we call the astral.

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This is why it is instructed in esoteric
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this region during out-of-body experiences.

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that don't have your best interest in mind.

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This is kind of like the back street, the
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It is said that emotional turmoil ceases its
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realities inhabited by creator beings.

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next video.

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The term "absolute" when describing this
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motion was coined by the CIA and certainly
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Well, the non-concept if we're to be clear.

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This is what the Zen masters may have been
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reconciled in the absolute.

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This is a sort of baseline of reality above
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This is the non-reality that all existence
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It has also been referred to as the waters of
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And if I'm not mistaken, I think you missed
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The absolute or the Tao is fixed, eternal and
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But the relative reality that springs from it
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And the metaphor coined as the waters of the
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water moves as a wave function, of course,
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The states of reality change and are
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all along.

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The idea of everything having consciousness,
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In fact, what is new is the idea that they do
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it is said that everything has a primordial
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Everything behaves as a wave in this
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particles is because that is just the speed
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We can only pick up so many bits of
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field of infinity as being blocks or
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Think of a cartoon that has been drawn.

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Multiple frozen frames combined together
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and I'll give you a moment with that one.

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Slow down on Monday, not a sound on
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Why does he skip?

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He skips Tuesday and Thursday.

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Despite reincarnation being a very touchy
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pendulum of motion that moves up and forward
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If everything in nature and existence follows
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only make sense that the concept of death and
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where Occam's razor seems to be working in
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These levels of consciousness overlap and are
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the sensitivity of their nervous system.

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I've met people who can practically talk to
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And then, of course, we have the shamans,
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of consciousness in the causal realms above,
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But in these above realities, the human
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stems back to the animal level of
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Entering this state is where we have
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And the breakdown of this is illustrated in
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And I think you actually saw that one.

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So that's cool.

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Thought is a very coarse and jagged thing
that we, thought is a very coarse and jagged

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thing to have if you think about it,
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It is a process of the brain and not
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or the absolute, into a useful form of
survival, being the thought process and

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Evolving past this point surely is the nature
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When operating in these uncharted areas of
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very unlikely or even impossible until it
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Basically, if you show somebody a bicycle and
tell them what it is used for, the person

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might laugh out loud at how ridiculous it is
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It is a thin seat on two wheels and can
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A very unstable vehicle, but what they are
missing is the invisible principle of inertia

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that keeps the bicycle upright when in
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This is a reasoning that can be only
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term that we call the psyche.

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The psyche is independent of the body, but
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learning.

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I think of it like this, the universe wants
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its language.

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This is truly an emanation of love.

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When reading this, I couldn't help but
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did it had mastered all of the great
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As he had explained that it pervades and
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effect on us in this reality as well.

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Bentov maintains that the whole universe is
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The creator breaks himself up into smaller,
fractalized units in order to be able to

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all of the possible interactions among his
particles on all possible levels, thereby

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This sort of knowing includes all things, as
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is mind.

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And this includes us and our potential
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Evolution seems to be built in to the
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absolute, and then starting all over again,
but this time with a fat promotion.

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But how did I get here and what came before
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