One Thing Flashcards

1
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Not feeling or feeling nothing which is empty space which is not nothing but everything

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Not thinking or thinking nothing which is allowing all and any thought and thinking but not identifying with it.

Not seeing or seeing nothing which is not focusing on one thing

Not attending or attending to nothing which is not identifying with the attentional movement. Or the awareness of the attentional movement.

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2
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Feel it

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In the empty space in, around, outside and through your the empty space of head heart adrenal glands skin.

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3
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Choices!

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Of what you are and what you create! What you think and what you feel and what you do. And how you flow

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4
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Feeing is flow of

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Awareness which is how you are paying attention to attention.

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5
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Don’t do anything

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Other than let go of identification with it. Don’t try to find self or not resist. Just let go of felt identification with it.

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6
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Let go of body mind and effort

Let go of motion thinking and focusing

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Let go of space time and motion

Let go of matter energy and self

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7
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Thinking identification
Body identification
Attentional identification

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8
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Slow down

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And feel into it

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9
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Slow down thought

Open up attention

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Expand awareness

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10
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The one and only way to create something and experience something is

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With expectations and awareness

Which is with feeling and knowing by heart and adrenal gland and skin

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11
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Form feeling and enjoyment of it

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Matter energy and experience of it

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12
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Purpose pleasure and enjoyment

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3 points of focus

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13
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Effort of self

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Movement of self feeling

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14
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Movement of meaning 
Movement of thinking 
Movement of body sensations
Movement of energy sensation 
Movement of knowledge sensations
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15
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Minds attention

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And awareness’s attention

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16
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What am I doing mentally and attentionally

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And how am I doing it.

17
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No body no one no thing in no place and no time.

Let go and allow it all

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All feeling all thought

18
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Experience =

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Movement -> countermovement -> experience

19
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To understand human creativity we need a new paradigm that includes both matter and consciousness; it must be inclusive of all human modes of experience— sensing, feeling, thinking, and intuition. We have discovered such an inclusive paradigm. We call it science within consciousness. It is based on quantum physics and the metaphysics that posits consciousness as the foundation of all being.

Matter and energy - energy = consciousness
Consciousness = self self = awareness

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Here are some fundamental aspects of this new science. 1 Consciousness is the foundation of all being. Manifest matter is preceded by quantum possibilities or potentialities. There are two realms of reality— potentiality and actuality. Conscious choice collapses the possibilities into manifest actuality. Since this choice is made from a state of consciousness beyond the ego, we refer to it as a “higher” or “quantum” consciousness, spiritual traditions refer to it as God. And since our conscious choices are shaped by higher consciousness this process can be described by the term downward causation. Within one undivided consciousness, there are four worlds of quantum possibilities: the material world that we navigate with our senses, the vital world whose energies we feel, the mental world in which we think and process meaning, and the world of supramental archetypes that we intuit— truth, beauty, love, etc. Conscious choice precipitates the collapse of quantum possibilities (waves) of each world into the manifest realm (of actualities). The multiple parallel worlds do not directly interact; consciousness mediates their interaction ( figure 1 ). The collapse is nonlocal, meaning that it requires no local communication or exchange of signals. The need for local communication via signals holds true only for space- time; quantum consciousness is nonlocal and therefore outside of space and time. The quantum collapse from possibility to actuality is discontinuous. The word transcendent , which we apply to the realm of pure potentiality, evokes both nonlocality and discontinuity. In the transcendent quantum realm of pure potentiality, consciousness remains undivided from its possibilities and there is no experience. Collapse produces “dependent co- arising” of an experiencing subject and an object that is experienced. Creativity is fundamentally a phenomenon of consciousness discontinuously manifesting truly new possibilities from transcendent potentiality. This is why in ancient traditions, creativity is referred to as a marriage between (transcendent) heaven and (immanent) earth. The mind gives meaning to the interaction of consciousness and matter. The value of creative work comes from what we intuit, what Plato called archetypes. The role of the brain is to make representations of mental meaning. Creativity is invention or discovery of new meaning. What is truly new is meaning invented or discovered using old or new archetypal contexts and combinations thereof.

Creativity involves the causal power of consciousness choosing from quantum possibilities. If you learn to access this causal power and learn to manifest its message, you can create any and every aspect of the life experience you desire.

20
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whenever our mind gives meaning to an object or stimulus— physical, vital, mental, or supramental— consciousness uses our brain to make a representation of the mental meaning.

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21
Q

Awareness of

Interpretation of if its real or illusion

Self - Identification

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Your energizing your mind with your identification with it.

22
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Awareness of is created by identification

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With