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So here we are at number 24 and in this session, we’re going to go dive straight in with the move from the I focus to the US mentality, and it’s a fundamental principle of what we do. Now. You might have noticed, as we’ve been going through these sessions, we started off with building some understanding of the neuroscience behind mental acceleration. We’ve now moved further on, past the limitations that we’ve been exposed to, into more of a philosophical understanding of the kind of world that we want to create.

0:41
H is interlinked because each has a different kind of frequency and bandwidth to it, and a different expectation that we must absorb or sort of relate to the world through. And the I focus to the US mentality is a fundamental. And you may remember I talked about the rite of passage when we were talking about to the shell to the core, and how old indigenous populations would talk about that rite of passage, and you had to, as a guy, go out, maybe kill a lion so you could start to come back to the village and say that you’ll achieve that.

1:14
Now a lot of people think poor little kitty, and that’s true. But what was the purpose behind it? Well, what it did, it got the person to go from a position where they were just, you know, an immature, eye focused person, to absorbing the mentality of what it was from having responsibility within the community. And that is a big old shift, because when you start to face something that’s a life or death situation, you stop being so bloody selfish and self centered.

1:47
You start to realize that there’s a reason for you to be here, and it’s a bigger reason than you’ve ever experienced before. Because that world view is very small, and you want to expand it out. And that shift of going through that rite of passage is going to give you that, because you’ve got to think about things in a very different way. It’s a life or death situation that you’re in and that forces you from the I focus to the US mentality.

2:15
It’s where you move from really being needs based thinking, yeah, and you’re just doing things for yourself to being self actualized and socially actualized. And you might remember these terms from Abraham Maslow, who was a great psychologist in the last century. Now, in terms of looking at this and all this, psychology tends to come from the same source, observing human behavior and psychological behavior and behavioral patterns that they express into the world, and why indigenous populations did the things that they did.

2:48
See if you go out to have that rite of passage and kill the kitty, then you’ve got to realize that the kitty will kill you if you get it wrong, if you’re not totally symbiotically aware of every aspect of your body, how your feet touch the ground, how you’re moving, how you’re breathing, how you’re looking. You’re not present in every muscle of your body, and you don’t you’ve got to have that symbiotic awareness.

3:15
That’s the first level of awareness. And most people in the world these days can’t even flex their right buttock. They’ve got no connection to anything. So symbiotic awareness is fundamental to health and well being so that’s important step in this rite of passage, and then it’s really being strategic in your thinking, trying to figure out what the lion is thinking, and really being very, very precise in everything you’re doing, because every move that you make could end up with death of you, not the lion.

3:48
So this allowed you to come together in your mind space and really crystallize who you are in those very key moments of life or death situation. Now we don’t want a life or death situation here, but we are in it because, at the moment, your life is really going like that because your brain and your your capacity to think is being reduced because of all the toxic stress and the conditioning and everything that’s gone in.

4:15
We want to expand out so we can have this shift from this I focus what’s in it for me to this US mentality about what’s in it for us. This is where we move into this co creative mindset. Now we’ve been conditioned out of having that. We’ve been conditioned out of working together. And you might want to think, well, yes, I work with people, but you’re paid to do so. It’s very rare that we’re very good at working together.

4:40
A lot of the time when a football team doesn’t work like an English football team, because they’re just not very good at teamwork. They’re all lone flyers. They’re all solo artists that are just no good at collectively working together. And through working together, you win tournaments, you win the World Cup.

4:57
But if you’re working as individuals, you just tend to. You know, conflicting with other people. So co creation is a real art form in itself that we’ve been conditioned out of because it doesn’t lend well to the current social structure. They want you to be suppressed. They want you to be divided in your mind, with confusion in here and doubt and you’ve got conflict in your own mind, as well as within the people around you within a sense of negative competition.

5:23
So it’s not a very US based position, even in your own mind. And what we want is to come into position of unity, where we start to realize that we’re not better than anybody else, and if we have more capacity, then we can share that capacity and bring people forward. It’s not about position within society. And this is something we’re starting to learn as far as field of consciousness expanding and that energetic field, and you might have been experiencing that in the world at the moment, there are more people waking up. But co creation as a skill is a very much a learned one.

5:57
And over the years, I’ve worked with many groups to see just how much in the social dynamics that they were operating within, why they would undermine themselves again and again, unconsciously they didn’t know they were doing it. This is part of mental acceleration, because if you don’t know you’re doing something, that means you’re unaware.

6:15
That means you’re unconscious. So we need to move you to the conscious, which is openly, more, shall we say, expansive levels of awareness, which gives you again more elbow and more creativity, more fun and a better adventure of a life to go on you.