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So here we are in number 23 and this is again, another powerful session for you to put another brick in the wall. And I would suggest that you review each one of these sessions that we’ve been through so far, because each one is an incredibly important part of this picture.

0:24
And if you want to start accelerating the mind, you’ve got to start to think about not just taking a principle knowledge, but wisdom is the application of knowledge. And that means that you’ve got to teach other people, and that means that they’re going to bring their reality to you, and you’re going to be able to navigate that Now, fortunately, with what we do, we train people to become trainers in this and it’s an engaging subject.

0:48
There’s nothing like it. It’s the most powerful situation that you can ever have, and it’s really not a power over other people, it’s a power over yourself, and you’re putting yourself to the test. Why training is better than coaching is because when you’re training someone, they’re not really miserable coming to you with a problem. They might have them, but it’s in the context. It’s about getting them to start to understand techniques, and they’re looking to how they can help other people. So it’s a much more joyous opportunity.

1:18
Coaching has its merits, but it is a little bit old hat, because as we move forward into the metaverse, we move forward into a future that is quite uncertain and changing every day, we have to develop something called Agile thinking. Now, coaching tends to take a person and spray a rusty car.

1:37
That means that they’ve got all these problems. It’s holistically there, and they bring in one part of it, and the coach uses their experience to try to help them and guide them within that identity. What mental acceleration is, is changing the identity completely so they don’t have those old issues and problems. So a coach becomes superfluous, and that really we’re interested in just getting the next step in the next speed of mental thinking, not about a particular subject, because you don’t, if you just face the subject here, you’re going to be governed by the subject.

2:09
But if you face the the way that you approach the world, then that subject becomes unimportant anyhow. So it becomes irrelevant. So coaching is an old hat, old fashioned way of looking at helping people’s minds, the neuroplasticity changes more thought, more bandwidth, bigger world. Old problems cease to be. You know, when you were 12, you had certain problems. They’re not the same now yet, but they may have been big when they were 12, as to you, but your worldview is very different. It’s exactly the same with mental acceleration.

2:41
We’re just doing it at a much more powerful level. Now, one of the aspects that’s important within mental acceleration is something called a personal philosophical belief system. Now I’m guessing right now you don’t have one of those, and I’m going to go back to probably 13th, 14th century with a guy called nishn, who was a Buddhist monk and explain his view on that.

3:02
The view he had was that people didn’t have any kind of philosophy. They would go and buy one off the shelf in the form of what’s now 10,000 religions that you can pick a philosophy or a doctrine. We’re not really interested in religions. We’re not interested in becoming part of a club in mental acceleration.

3:19
In fact, the absolute opposite. We’re interested in freedom, but in terms of the kind of philosophical belief system that we want to develop, we want something that does a number of things for us, and these are important because it gives us the real core. We’re looking for, the shell to the core, core foundation of acceleration and ascension. Now, in this runs words the real three things that you need to create a philosophical belief system. And I want to give you this as your homework. Again, I want you to create a philosophical belief system.

3:50
Now, the first thing it needs to be is it needs to explain life. All right? It needs to explain life. That’s why we are here, in a way that makes sense. Okay, and you do it in a paragraph, and that will be fine. Then the next thing it’s got to explain life before life and life after death in a practical, physical, arguable way. That makes sense.

4:16
And then the last thing is it’s got to be something you can live by on a daily basis. If you say, you know your your the meaning of life is a teapot, well, it’s probably not something you can live by very well. It’s got to be practical, and you’ve got to be able to talk about it in practical ways that make other people understand it without a personal philosophical belief system.

4:38
And yes, I’m asking you to do it in the night, but it does take people quite a while, but give it a go and see how you feel about it, because without one, you have no foundation for how you can operate in this world. You’re kind of at sea and you’re on a you know, just, you know, whips and scorns of everything is coming at you, and you can’t really navigate effectively. You’ve got to have. Some sort of firm foundation.

5:01
Because when you’re going to if you’re going to start working with other people and wanting to influence other people, which is 80% of mental growth, then you’re going to be wanting to have that firm foundation. And we can work together to look at how that is being created, and you will find that, just like when we talked about having this destination, giving you energy from the future, then the personal philosophical belief system gives you masses of energyrising up through you so you can flow it out to the world. You.