I don't know if this will stay up at all, or get taken down in a week or two, so utilize it for motivation while possible.
Also remember, that Carlos could read text, via silent knowledge, on his palm while he was lecturing in private classes...an information feed FAR in excess of that which bounces around our terrestrial computer systems, and that extends into the future!
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u/danl999
7 points2023-05-06 17:57
Cholita does the remote viewing better than men, but both of us can just find ourselves somewhere else watching the events.
Not as often as I'd like, in my case.
In Cholita's case, I hope it's not as often as one would like.
That reminds me, I have to get that electrical box fuse replaced. It's a 1950s fuse.
Cholita tends to blow fuses, and this one didn't recover.
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u/TechnoMagical_Intent
5 points2023-05-06 18:55
Everyone should remember that Carlos once postulated a theoretical situation to Don Juan about whether or not a sorcerer could escape an assassin, to which he responded that if there was a sniper waiting for him at a certain location and time he would know it because of silent knowledge...and just wouldn't show up!
And if he couldn't see it (aka silent knowledge), that would mean it was his unalterable fate.
If that's not pragmatic applicability, I don't know what is!
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u/danl999
2 points2023-05-06 19:37
It's very Star Wars ish.
Seeing the future, but not absolutely reliably.
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u/No_Ragrets_0
1 points2023-05-06 19:38
Very true.
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u/JaegerBourne
1 points2023-05-06 17:44
Nice, not exactly the same thing. But this scene reminds me of a few select episodes of the show Person of Interest. In such episodes, the main character enters god-mode, were he ie basically omniscient and can take out bad guys super fast. Of course he is being aided by a Super A.I. in those scenes.
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u/TechnoMagical_Intent
3 points2023-05-06 18:23
I don't know if this will increase the likelihood of DMCA takedown (which might be inevitable), but this is the series:
Also, the series Limitless (2015-2016) is rather similar, but employs pharmaceuticals/nootropics in it's premise instead of computer chips.
When we actually need neither!
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u/JaegerBourne
1 points2023-05-06 18:44
Thanks for the info, however I recognized the actor in that scene from the TV series The Colony and reversed-searched it to find the series featured in that video after my initial comment.
I am familiar with Limitless, both the film and the TV series, its ashamed they canceled it.
Another good series to watch is Altered Carbon on Netflix. It's a scifi show that takes place like 300 years in a post-dystopian world, similar to the Fifth Element film.
In it are this group of people known as envoys who after undergoing a grueling psycho-spiritual training, are like legendary with the abilities that they employ.
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u/danl999
8 points2023-05-06 17:55
That's all doable!
I sure wouldn't want to try to become that skilled, at my age.
But the younger could gain this much power.
Unfortunately, younger people are too lazy to even try.
It would also take giving up a "lifestyle" they still feel optimistic about in most cases.
Even don Juan already had children when Julian picked him up.
So beginners: How is all this possible?
Because there's no such thing as solid matter, time, or space.
All illusions caused by getting used to a single level of the assemblage point.
You can be at any time, anywhere in the universe, as anything you can conceive of.
Even someone else.
We've verified all the basics by doing them ourselves.
And Carlos could do such things too.
The "catch" is, we already made an irreversible choice.
To become human by taking a birth.
So our awareness was taught the burdens of solid matter, and no matter how well we clean our "link to intent" some of what we care about will always be stuck on the emanations at this level, which create solid matter and space.
It's said that a nagual who gazes at himself in the mirror of the second attention, can almost ignore physical matter.
But it's still "almost".
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u/JaegerBourne
2 points2023-05-06 18:55
I forgot to also add, there is also that weird ass show on Netflix called The OA which displays these intricate dance movements that somewhat mimick tensegrity. I never really understood that show, I just didn't like any of the characters and was hard for me to watch.
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u/The_Wayfarer5600
2 points2023-05-07 00:36
This seems like an awesome show. Rather typical it didn't get picked up for a second season.
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I don't know if this will stay up at all, or get taken down in a week or two, so utilize it for motivation while possible.
Also remember, that Carlos could read text, via silent knowledge, on his palm while he was lecturing in private classes...an information feed FAR in excess of that which bounces around our terrestrial computer systems, and that extends into the future!
Cholita does the remote viewing better than men, but both of us can just find ourselves somewhere else watching the events.
Not as often as I'd like, in my case.
In Cholita's case, I hope it's not as often as one would like.
That reminds me, I have to get that electrical box fuse replaced. It's a 1950s fuse.
Cholita tends to blow fuses, and this one didn't recover.
Everyone should remember that Carlos once postulated a theoretical situation to Don Juan about whether or not a sorcerer could escape an assassin, to which he responded that if there was a sniper waiting for him at a certain location and time he would know it because of silent knowledge...and just wouldn't show up!
And if he couldn't see it (aka silent knowledge), that would mean it was his unalterable fate.
If that's not pragmatic applicability, I don't know what is!
It's very Star Wars ish.
Seeing the future, but not absolutely reliably.
Very true.
Nice, not exactly the same thing. But this scene reminds me of a few select episodes of the show Person of Interest. In such episodes, the main character enters god-mode, were he ie basically omniscient and can take out bad guys super fast. Of course he is being aided by a Super A.I. in those scenes.
I don't know if this will increase the likelihood of DMCA takedown (which might be inevitable), but this is the series:
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2693776/
Also, the series Limitless (2015-2016) is rather similar, but employs pharmaceuticals/nootropics in it's premise instead of computer chips.
When we actually need neither!
Thanks for the info, however I recognized the actor in that scene from the TV series The Colony and reversed-searched it to find the series featured in that video after my initial comment.
I am familiar with Limitless, both the film and the TV series, its ashamed they canceled it.
Another good series to watch is Altered Carbon on Netflix. It's a scifi show that takes place like 300 years in a post-dystopian world, similar to the Fifth Element film.
In it are this group of people known as envoys who after undergoing a grueling psycho-spiritual training, are like legendary with the abilities that they employ.
That's all doable!
I sure wouldn't want to try to become that skilled, at my age.
But the younger could gain this much power.
Unfortunately, younger people are too lazy to even try.
It would also take giving up a "lifestyle" they still feel optimistic about in most cases.
Even don Juan already had children when Julian picked him up.
So beginners: How is all this possible?
Because there's no such thing as solid matter, time, or space.
All illusions caused by getting used to a single level of the assemblage point.
You can be at any time, anywhere in the universe, as anything you can conceive of.
Even someone else.
We've verified all the basics by doing them ourselves.
And Carlos could do such things too.
The "catch" is, we already made an irreversible choice.
To become human by taking a birth.
So our awareness was taught the burdens of solid matter, and no matter how well we clean our "link to intent" some of what we care about will always be stuck on the emanations at this level, which create solid matter and space.
It's said that a nagual who gazes at himself in the mirror of the second attention, can almost ignore physical matter.
But it's still "almost".
I forgot to also add, there is also that weird ass show on Netflix called The OA which displays these intricate dance movements that somewhat mimick tensegrity. I never really understood that show, I just didn't like any of the characters and was hard for me to watch.
This seems like an awesome show. Rather typical it didn't get picked up for a second season.