Speaker 1: What if we told you that the uh, the real
operational manual for reality. You know how consciousness actually works,
what truly drives human motivation, how your world is actually created.
What if that information isn't just missing from school, but
it's been intentionally kept out for like generations.
Speaker 2: That's exactly the heart of what we're diving into today.
This is well, it's historically been called esoteric material, esoteric
meaning it's simple. Really esoteric just means knowledge for the few,
the initiates. Exoteric is the stuff for the masses. And
this secrecy it's not really accidental or you know, about
some kind of religious thing.
Speaker 1: And now the sources we're looking at suggest it's much
more strategic than that. It's about maintaining a huge power
differentially exactly.
Speaker 2: Think about it. If one group understands how consciousness works,
how you can shape perception, how the actual laws of
nature operate, then they.
Speaker 1: Have this incredible, predictive, almost controlling power over everyone else
who's kept.
Speaker 2: In the dark, right the rules of the game. It's
like imagine traffic laws. If you're the only one who
knows them, you can direct to everyone, stop them, maybe
even cause chaos, all while technically following rules nobody else
even sees.
Speaker 1: That's a powerful analogy.
Speaker 2: And that's why today we're aiming to hand you what
some call the master key. It's about getting that foundational understanding,
the key that could potentially unlock all the systems holding
people back.
Speaker 1: So our focus today, especially for you listening, someone who
wants that deep knowledge quickly without getting swamped by information overload.
It's natural law.
Speaker 2: And what we're calling the real law of attraction.
Speaker 1: And we need to be super clear right afront. This
isn't the feel good, wish fulfillment version you might see everywhere.
Speaker 2: Not at all. Now we're digging way past that simplified
stuff the sources were drawing from. They focus on demonstrable, discoverable,
almost scientific operations of the universe.
Speaker 1: Reality mechanics, not just magical thinking.
Speaker 2: Precisely, we want you to really get this, internalize it
quickly and thoroughly.
Speaker 1: And Okay, as we go through this, it's absolutely crucial
to bring your skepticism right from the start. Think hard
about where your information comes from.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because many institutions, media education, even pop culture, they
often sometimes deliberately shape your perceptions. They limit what you're
even allowed to understand it's.
Speaker 1: Subtle, isn't it controlling what you don't see?
Speaker 2: Exactly? If people are actively steered away from certain knowledge,
told it's weird or irrelevant or just plain unimportant, well
those institutions are effectively slamming the gates shut on deeper understanding.
Speaker 1: So please engage that skepticism immediately, even with what we're
saying right now. Don't just believe us blindly.
Speaker 2: Please don't investigate it. Check it out for yourself, and
really importantly do that internal check. Does this resonate? Does
it click with some intuitive sense of truth? Right?
Speaker 1: This kind of knowledge needs to be integrated, lived, not
just filed away like some interesting facts.
Speaker 2: Absolutely become part of your operating system.
Speaker 1: Okay, So that idea of integration, it leads us straight
into our next point. It's about the difference between what
we say we want and what's actually required to get it.
Speaker 2: You hear it all the time. Humanity collectively says we
want happiness, health, peace, prosperity, freedom, great goals, universal aspirations,
really they are.
Speaker 1: But here's where we diverge sharply from that sort of
simplistic manifestation idea.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because those conditions happiness peace, freedom. They don't just
magically appear because you think happy thoughts are visualize really hard.
Nature has rules, It has specific, non negotiable requirements for
achieving them.
Speaker 1: It really boils down to a choice, doesn't it. If
you're okay with the status quo, the default condition, which
let's be honest, often seems to be getting worse.
Speaker 2: If you're fine with that trajectory, then okay, no requirement,
just drift along.
Speaker 1: If you genuinely desire real generative change, positive.
Speaker 2: Change, the knowledge is the first absolute requirement, knowledge of
the principles governing the situation. You have to understand the
environment you're trying to influence. You can't change what you
don't understand.
Speaker 1: And this specific knowledge, the stuff about natural law, this
is what gets termed occulted right.
Speaker 2: Which again sounds mysterious, but occulted just means hidden, concealed,
kept out of sight.
Speaker 1: And if we think about how knowledge is distributed in society,
that pyramid analogy comes up again. It seems pretty accurate.
Speaker 2: It really does map well. Information isn't spread evenly at
the very very top, the tiny point of the pyramid
that's integrated understanding true high knowledge.
Speaker 1: It's sharp because so few actually reach that point where
they don't just know something, they apply it consistently. The
people in the know, as they.
Speaker 2: Say, exactly. And then down at the huge, sprawling base
of the pyramid, well that's where you find the masses,
characterized largely by ignorance, a lack of this essential knowledge.
Speaker 1: So what keeps people stuck at the base? The sources
are pretty blunt about this mass distraction.
Speaker 2: Oh absolutely, Think about the sheer amount of energy that
goes into well endless trivial stuff manufactured outrage from nonsense
news cycles, getting completely lost in video games or sports fanaticism.
Speaker 1: It's not just harmless fun, is it. The argument is
that it's almost designed to drain the mental and emotional resources.
Speaker 2: You'd need to actually seek out this fundamental hidden knowledge.
It's the perfect misdirection. Keep people overloaded with constant, fleeting stimuli,
and they have.
Speaker 1: Zero bandwidth left, no time, no energy, no inclination for
the hard, sustained effort it takes to learn the actual rules.
Speaker 2: Of reality, bingo cognitive resources maxed out on fluff.
Speaker 1: Which brings us to a really vital distinction, the difference
between truth and belief and why natural law needs to
be seen more like a science you discover, not just
a belief system you adopt.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we need a solid, working definition of truth here.
We're not trying to, you know, read the mind of
God or find the ultimate meaning of everything.
Speaker 1: Got that ambitious today, huh?
Speaker 2: No, Truth for our our purposes is simply what is
the objective reality of events past and present and the
effects they've actually produced. It's the way things are and
the way things were.
Speaker 1: Okay, and the trap then, the sources called this a
really low level of consciousness, is thinking that you get
to decide what's true.
Speaker 2: Right, The idea that if you personally don't like something,
or if you just believe really hard that it's different,
then somehow objective reality rearranges itself to match your feelings.
Speaker 1: Which sounds well, kind of crazy when you say it
like that.
Speaker 2: It is because the fundamental laws of the universe they
couldn't care less about our wishes or beliefs. They operate
flawlessly one hundred percent of the time. We are bound
by these laws, whether we get them, whether we like them,
whether we even know they exist.
Speaker 1: It really is like physics, isn't it. Gravity is a
great example.
Speaker 2: Perfect example, natural law is a science. You can discover it,
understand it, work with it, just like Newton figured out mechanics.
Speaker 1: You could stand at the edge of a cliff genuinely
believing you've transcended gravity through through sheer willpower.
Speaker 2: Go ahead, believe it with all your heart.
Speaker 1: And then you jump. Your belief is completely irrelevant at
that point. The consequence is delivered by the law, not
by your opinion.
Speaker 2: And that's the power dynamic right there. The person who
understands the law can anticipate consequences, align their actions, aim
for better outcomes. The person who stays ignorant, they still
suffer the consequences. They just don't know why.
Speaker 1: Okay, So if natural law is the operating system, the
rule book, we need to look at the engine that
runs on it. That's consciousness. Big word, lots of baggage, huge.
Speaker 2: Word, and yeah, loaded with mysticism, but we need to
simplify it. Look at its operational role here. So operationally speaking, operationally,
you can think of consciousness as this intangible force, but
it has very real physiological expressions. The brain obviously is
the processor, but the sources really emphasize.
Speaker 1: The heart, the heart more than the brain.
Speaker 2: In some ways. Yeah, electromagnetically, the heart's field is vastly
larger than the brain, and it's tied into our emotional state,
our physiology in ways modern science is really only just
starting to map out properly. It's more than just a pump.
Speaker 1: Interesting. So a simple definition for consciousness in this context.
Speaker 2: Let's try this. Consciousness is the ability to accurately perceive
objective reality truth by recognizing patterns and meaning, both in
your inner world the microcosm, and the outer world the macrocosm.
Speaker 1: So it's our pattern recognition faculty, but tuned to reality
itself exactly.
Speaker 2: And think about the things that really hold people back,
hold society back. Apathy, in action, sometimes outright cowardice. Often
these stem from limiting belief.
Speaker 1: Systems, beliefs that stop people from engaging their heart, from
actually caring.
Speaker 2: Precisely, if you don't care, you won't seek knowledge. If
you don't have knowledge and don't care, you're certainly not
going to act. It short circuits the whole process.
Speaker 1: Okay, So if consciousness is this pattern recognizing caring generative force,
what does it actually show up? How does it do
anything in the physical world?
Speaker 2: Ah, Now we get to the core mechanism. The sources
are clear. There are only three fundamental ways any being
can make itself known, can create or manifest anything physically, Thought, emotion, and.
Speaker 1: Action the fundamental trinate exactly.
Speaker 2: You find this structure everywhere ancient religions, philosophies. Oh, it's
universal because it describes the actual structure of creation.
Speaker 1: Let's break them down.
Speaker 2: First, thought, Thought is the creative spark, the blueprint. It's neutral,
initially pure potential, but it must come first by law.
Nothing physical can exist without first being a thought.
Speaker 1: Look around you right now. The device you're listening on,
the cherry you're in, the clothes you.
Speaker 2: Wear, anything made by humans, it all had.
Speaker 1: To exist as a coherent thought, an idea, a design
before it could become physical. It's the mental template.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: Second emotion, emotion, This is the internal part, right.
Speaker 2: Think of it as the polarized component. Some traditions call
it the feminine receptive aspect. It's felt inside in our physiology.
It's the spirit or the passion, the energy we bring
to the thought.
Speaker 1: So it's the fuel for the blueprint.
Speaker 2: That's a great way to put it. It takes the neutral,
templative thought and gives it energy, feeling, drive, and third action,
action is the result. The manifested principle often seen is
the masculine aspect. It interacts with the physical world, changes
it impacts it.
Speaker 1: So this includes obvious things like building something, but also speech.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, speech is a powerful form of action. It takes
a thought fuel by emotion and projects it out to
influence the world or other minds, physical movement, work, anything
that creates an effect in the physical realm.
Speaker 1: So thought, emotion, action, mind, spirit, behavior.
Speaker 2: And look at ancient cultures Babylon, Egypt, Into Valley, even
the Christian Trinity. You see this pattern repeated. Mind thought
as the father, creator, spirit, emotions, internal receptive is the
sacred feminine and behavior action interacting with the world as
the off spring the sun.
Speaker 1: Wow. So it's not just symbolism.
Speaker 2: It's describing the fundamental operational mechanics. The marriage, the union
of thought, mind and emotion, spirit is what gives birth
to the physical result action. Behavior. That's how we create,
that's how we change things.
Speaker 1: It's the only way that creative mechanism thought, emotion, action.
Speaker 2: It leads in to something maybe a bit uncomfortable, a
challenging idea from the sources, which is that human beings
are well profoundly programmable, like sophisticated biological computers.
Speaker 1: Ah. Yes, that one always ruffles some feathers, but it's crucial.
The idea is that the quality of the input we
receive from our environment, our culture, our upbringing directly determines
the quality of our output.
Speaker 2: Meaning our lives, our collective condition as a society.
Speaker 1: Exactly, if the programming is flawed, the output, the life lived,
the state of the world will inevitably be flawed, chaotic.
Even let's use that computer analogy. It maps really well.
Speaker 2: Okay, So what are the key components of this human programming?
Speaker 1: The sources point to three main layers. First, the file
system format. Think about formatting a new hard drive before
you can even install anything, paring it right. For humans,
this is the formative years, especially those first six or
seven years of life. The programming comes almost entirely from parents,
the immediate family. The home environment may be very early schooling.
They call them formative for a reason.
Speaker 2: I guess you got it. If that initial format is
filled with fear, inconsistency, chaos, neglect, the foundation for everything
else is shaky. The child learns patterns of avoidance or
frey instead of say, seeking truth or acting with courage.
Speaker 1: I get that makes sense. What's the second component?
Speaker 2: The operating system US on a computer. It's the platform,
the interface where programs run. For humans, It's the surrounding culture,
the society we live in. Yes, and a bad OSS.
A bad culture in this context is one that promotes, say,
moral relativism, the idea that there's no objective right or wrong,
or a culture that actively ignores or hides natural law.
Speaker 1: So if your cultural operating system basically tells you truth
is whatever you want it to be and the universe
doesn't really have rules that apply to you.
Speaker 2: How can you possibly make accurate reality based decisions? That
OS is setting you up for constant crashes. It's incompatible
with the hardware of reality, got it?
Speaker 1: Format OS?
Speaker 2: What's the third the software programs? These are the specific
applications you choose to run for humans. These are the
belief systems you consciously or unconsciously accept and install into
your mind.
Speaker 1: Like religious dogma, political ideologies, economic theories, any.
Speaker 2: Structured set of beliefs you take in and process is true.
If you install faulty software beliefs based on fear scarcity,
division or just plain non reality. Then the output, the
presentation on the screen of.
Speaker 1: Your life, your behavior, your results.
Speaker 2: Will be fundamentally flawed, distorted, problematic.
Speaker 1: So if all three are bad, a shaky format from childhood,
a corrupt os from culture, and faulty software.
Speaker 2: Beliefs, then the inevitable consequence played out on a mass
scale is a chaotic, deteriorating societal condition. It's the old
computer maxim writ large garbage in.
Speaker 1: Garbage out, surprise, surprise, exactly.
Speaker 2: The quality of our collective behavior is a direct, unavoidable
reflection to the quality of the information we've allowed ourselves
to be programmed with.
Speaker 1: Okay, so we have the trinity thought, emotion, action as
the structure of creation, and the computer analogy explains the
input problem the programming. What we need now is the
actual process, the engine for using input effectively.
Speaker 2: Right, We need a methodology, and this is where we
get to something called the trivium, which honestly is not
a popular idea today because it demands.
Speaker 1: Work, work, as opposed as opposed to.
Speaker 2: Just wishing or feeling things into existence. The trivium requires
actively acquiring and processing knowledge. It's the classical liberal arts
methodology historically broken down into three stages, knowledge, understanding, and wisdom.
Speaker 1: Okay, let's unpack those. Stage one knowledge sometimes called grammar.
Speaker 2: Correct This is the input stage. It's about gathering the
raw data, aggregating available information, rigorously checking it for accuracy
as much as possible. You're essentially programming the computer, feeding
it the necessary data points.
Speaker 1: Sound straightforward, but maybe harder than it looks.
Speaker 2: Oh much harder today. So much information is actually noise,
distortion or outright disinformation. If your initial knowledge base is
built on flawed premises, bad history, junkt science, economic fallacies,
then everything that follows will be skewed. You've got to
get the input right first.
Speaker 1: Okay, input gathered.
Speaker 2: Stage two understanding. This aligns with logic or dialectic. This
is the processing stage, the decision making core. It's where
you take the knowledge you've gathered and start to see
the connections, recognize the patterns, identify the meeting. You organize
the data into a coherent model.
Speaker 1: And this depends entirely on the first stage.
Speaker 2: Absolutely no knowledge, no understanding, simple as that. If you want,
say financial freedom, that's the desired out, you first meet
knowledge about how economics actually works. Production, value, savings, investment.
That's grammar input. Understanding is then seeing the patterns. Ah,
this kind of behavior leads to prosperity, while that kind
leads to poverty.
Speaker 1: It's where you connect the dots.
Speaker 2: Exactly, and it's where you make the crucial alignment. Okay,
here's the reality I want to create based on my
understanding of the relevant knowledge and laws. This is the
necessary path the required actions to manifest it.
Speaker 1: And the big implication here if essential knowledge like natural
law is deliberately hidden.
Speaker 2: Or if people are just too distracted to even take
it in.
Speaker 1: Then they can never reach this critical understanding stage. They
can't make effective reality aligned decisions, which cripples.
Speaker 2: Their ability to create positive change. That leads us to
stage three wisdom. This aligns with rhetoric, the action stage.
Speaker 1: And this is crucial. Wisdom isn't just knowing.
Speaker 2: Stuff, Definitely not. This is maybe the biggest misunderstanding. Wisdom
isn't knowing a lot or being contemplative. Wisdom is applied action.
It is knowledge and understanding put into practice through your
free will behavior. It's doing the thing you know you need.
Speaker 1: To do so using your example, I can have knowledge
about healthy eating. I can understand calories, macros, exercise. That's
the logic stage. But if my action is still eating
junk food every day, then.
Speaker 2: You were not wise when it comes to health period.
Your generated result, your physical reality, is based on your behavior,
not just your knowledge or understanding. Wisdom is the output.
Speaker 1: Wow knowledge, understanding wisdom, action, input, process.
Speaker 2: Output, that's the engine. And this process applied by individuals
creates the aggregate reality. We really need to push back
against the idea that you create your reality in.
Speaker 1: A vacuum right the conditions we all experience, the level
of peace, chaos, prosperity in our society, it's.
Speaker 2: Based on the aggregate quality behavior, the sum total of
everyone's applied wisdom or lack thereof. Using the trivium process,
are individual choices collectively generate our shared world and thinking.
Speaker 1: Historically, the sources suggests the deliberate removal of this trivium methodology,
this classical way of thinking from mainstream education.
Speaker 2: Was perhaps the single most effective way to ensure the
masses could never effectively challenge the status quo or create
widespread positive change, leave people stuck at the knowledge stage,
overloaded with facts but with no reliable engine for processing it.
Into wise action.
Speaker 1: Okay, we have the engine, the trivium. Now we need
the actual rule book, the laws the engine operates within, exactly, And.
Speaker 2: This brings us to the eight principles of natural law.
These are the general underlying rules that govern how the
universe actually operates. Together, they formed that operational master key
we talked about, right.
Speaker 1: Seven of these are pretty well known in certain circles
as the Hermetic principles, traced back to Herme's chrismagistics. But
there's an.
Speaker 2: Eighth, Yes, a crucial eighth principle, often called the lost principle,
that really ties them all together. But let's start with
the first four. These really describe the fundamental nature of
the universe itself. Okay, Principle one mentalism. The all is mind.
This is the bedrock everything that exists. The entire universe
is fundamentally a mental construct, a manifestation of mind or consciousness,
which means it means thought precedes creation. Our thoughts are
incredibly powerful because they are the blueprint, the originating impulse
for our behavior and thus our reality. If you want
to change your world, you must start by changing how
you think your current thinking created your current situation. Got it.
Principle two correspondence as above, so below, as below, so above.
This principle states that there's a harmony, an analogy, a
correspondence between different planes of existence, the macrocosm, the huge systems.
The universe reflects the microcosm, the individual unit.
Speaker 1: You like a hologram where each part reflects the.
Speaker 2: Whole exactly Like a hologram or fractals in nature, the
pattern repeats at different scales. So understanding yourself, your own patterns,
your health, your internal state, gives you insights in the
larger patterns of society or even the cosmos, and vice versa.
No one understand the other.
Speaker 1: That's powerful, okay.
Speaker 2: Principle three vibration. Nothing rests, everything moves, everything vibrates. Even
things that seems solid are just energy vibrating at a
very low frequency. Death itself is just transition to a
different vibrational state, not an end to motion.
Speaker 1: So the universe isn't static, It's a dynamic pure energy.
Speaker 2: Pure energy, constantly in motion. This suggests reality is fundamentally experiential,
designed for learning, growth, changes in consciousness. It's not just Inert's.
Speaker 1: Stuff makes sense, and principle fore.
Speaker 2: Polarity everything is dual. Everything has poles, Everything has its
pair of opposites. But, and this is key, opposites are
identical in nature, differing only in degree.
Speaker 1: Like hot and cold.
Speaker 2: Perfect example, hot and cold aren't two different things. They're
both descriptions of thermal energy heat, just different degrees on
the same scale. One is the presence, the other the
relative absence love, hate, courage, fear, same spectrum. Understanding this
helps reconcile apparent contradictions. They're two ends of the same stick.
Speaker 1: Okay, those verse four lay the foundation. What about the
next three principles five, six, and seven. See more about dynamics.
How things interact.
Speaker 2: Exactly they govern the how so principal five rhythm. Everything
flows out and in. Everything has its tides. All things
rise and fall. There's a pendulum swing in everything like cycles.
Speaker 1: Ups and downs are natural.
Speaker 2: Yes, but crucially this is described as a tendency, like
a genetic predisposition. Perhaps the key insight here is that consciousness,
your awareness and will, can override the rhythm. Think of
rowing a boat. The current rhythm might be pulling you downstream,
but you can choose to row against it. Expend effort,
apply consciousness, use knowledge, You're not just passively swept away.
Society might have a tendency towards chaos, but individuals or
groups can apply focused effort to counteract that tide. Consciousness
allows us to rise above the mere pendulum swing.
Speaker 1: We're not just victims of the cycle. Okay. Principal six, Cause.
Speaker 2: And effect, sometimes called the consequentialist principle. This one is huge.
Every cause has its effect, every effect has its cause.
Everything happens according to law. Chance is just a name
for law and not recognized.
Speaker 1: So no accidents. Everything is a result of prior actions.
Speaker 2: According to this principle, yes, free will absolutely exists. You
choose your actions the cause, but you do not get
to choose the consequences the effect. The consequences are built
into the fabric of natural law itself. You can't break
the law, you can only break yourself against it.
Speaker 1: That's a sobering thought. What makes this one so hard
to see sometimes.
Speaker 2: The time lag. This is critical. The effect rarely happens
immediately after the cause. You set a cause in motion today,
maybe through your diet, your financial habits, how you treat.
Speaker 1: People, but the result doesn't show up instantly.
Speaker 2: Right, the universe in its intelligence delivers the effect weeks, months,
maybe years later. This huge gap makes it incredibly difficult
for people to connect the dots to see that their
current suffering effect is the direct result of their own
pass actions.
Speaker 1: Cause you eat junk food today, you feel pleasure. The
heart disease comes years.
Speaker 2: Later, exactly the feedback loop is broken by time, and
this leads directly to a really profound insight sometimes linked
to esoteric interpretations of power dynamics, the idea of the planes.
Speaker 1: Of power lands of power.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there are two planes. The plane of effects. This
is everything that has already happened, the current situation, the
manifested reality, the past. And the plane of causes. This
is where creation happens. How we think, how we feel,
how we behave right now. And the insight is that
there is absolutely zero power to create change on the
plane of effects. Right Trying to fix the problems you
see in the world the effects without changing the underlying thoughts, emotions,
and behaviors the causes that created them.
Speaker 1: Is like rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic. You
said that earlier.
Speaker 2: It's the perfect analogy. You're just tinkering with symptoms. All
creative power lies on the plane of causes. You must
shift your focus and your actions to influencing causes if
you want to change effects.
Speaker 1: Wow, okay, that's huge. What about principles seven?
Speaker 2: Gender? Gender is in everything. Everything has its masculine and
feminine principles. This isn't just about physical sex. It manifests
on all planes spiritual, mental, physical, mentally.
Speaker 1: What does that look like?
Speaker 2: Mentally, It's about the balance between the so called masculine
aspects like logic, analysis, order, often associated with the left brain,
and the feminine aspects like intuition, creativity, compassion, synthesis, often
associated with the right brain. For true creation, for wholeness,
you need both the analytical blueprint and the creative intuitive energy.
Integration is key.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's seven principles Mentalism, correspondence, vibration, polarity, rhythm, cause
and effect. Gender. You said there was an eighth, the
lost principle.
Speaker 2: Yes. The eighth principle is the one that in a
way encompasses and energizes all the others. It's the binding agent.
It's known esoterically as the generative principle prin creation.
Speaker 1: Itself and the simple word for this, this master principle It's.
Speaker 2: Incredibly simple yet profoundly misunderstood.
Speaker 1: The word is care, care, just caring, just.
Speaker 2: Care, but define specifically. Care is what you give your
attention to, what you focus on, what you pour your
energy into helping it to grow.
Speaker 1: So it's about where you direct your life force precisely.
Speaker 2: And this directly challenges some simplistic New Age ideas that
tell you to just ignore the negative only focus on
the positive.
Speaker 1: Why challenge that sounds nice.
Speaker 2: Because according to this principle, ignoring the negative, ignoring injustice,
ignoring suffering, ignoring destructive behavior doesn't make it go away.
It feeds it. Through ignorance. You're essentially giving it permission
to grow unchallenged because no conscious caring energy is being
directed towards understanding and counteracting it. What you don't care
about will eventually rule you.
Speaker 1: So care is the driver. It determines where we apply
the trivium, where we apply thought, emotion, action.
Speaker 2: It's the absolute starting point, the correct sequence for generative action,
for achieving what sometimes called unity consciousness, has to be
care from the heart first, that feeling of this matters.
That must then drive the acquisition of knowledge in the mind. Okay,
this matter is now I need to understand it, which
then finally enables effective action, requiring guts. Will Now I
know what to do, and I care enough to do it.
Speaker 1: Care, knowledge, action, heart, mind, guts, all three unified.
Speaker 2: They must be unified. Care is the generator, the engine,
the pump, moving the life force through the whole creative process.
It's the core of our shared experience.
Speaker 1: And you mentioned symbolism the g in freemasonry at.
Speaker 2: The deepest levels of understanding within some esoteric traditions. Yes,
that G in the center of the compass and square
isn't just geometry or God in the exoteric sense. Esoterically,
it represents the generative principle genesis creation, because ultimately, what
you truly care about is what you will inevitably generate
or create in your life and in the world.
Speaker 1: Okay, Wow, that was quite a journey. What from the idea,
idea of hidden occulted knowledge and the dangers of letting
institutions control our perception.
Speaker 2: Realizing that real change is an automatic it has requirements
set by natural laws.
Speaker 1: We looked at the actual structure of creation, the trinity
of thought, emotion, action, and that frankly slightly disturbing idea
that were highly programmable beings.
Speaker 2: Right, programmed by our formative years, our culture, our chosen beliefs,
garbage in, garbage out.
Speaker 1: But then we got the tools, the trivium knowledge, understanding, wisdom,
action as the engine to process information effectively.
Speaker 2: And finally, the rule book itself, the eight principles of
natural law, the operating system of reality, culminating in that
all important generative principle care, care the starting point for everything.
Speaker 1: So the big picture, the synthesis here it seems to
be that if you want real, positive, lasting change, either
personally or collectively.
Speaker 2: You need deep, accurate knowledge process through that trivium engine,
leading to actions aligned with the unavoidable laws of nature.
Speaker 1: And all of it has to be fueled, initiated, and
directed by what you genuinely consciously choose to care about.
Speaker 2: That seems to be the core message.
Speaker 1: Yes, So let's leave everyone listening with this final thought
to really chew on. If our shared reality truly is
the aggregate result of our collective programming, processed or not
through the trivium and governed by these immutable natural laws,
and if the most powerful driving force behind it all
is care, then take a really honest look, what specific
aspect of this world or your life are you currently
feeding your most precious resource, your focused energy, your attention,
your care towards and maybe more importantly, are you truly
prepared for the long delayed effect that the universe, according
to the law of cause and effect, will inevitably deliver
based on where that care is directed?
Speaker 2: And perhaps consider this Building on that, ancient wisdom often
uses the analogy of a seed. For the creative essence
within the seed to be protected and eventually sprout, the
outer shell must be strong and intact. Ask yourself, what
kind of protective shell, what intentional focus, what boundaries, what
clarity do you need to build around your own general principle,
your own care to ensure that the energy you're putting
out actually creates the outcome you truly desire and not something.
Speaker 1: Else entirely powerful questions to consider.
Speaker 2: Indeed, until next time, keep seeking, keep questioning, and keep
creating consciously