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Oct 28, 2026
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The miracle takes the apparent behavior
Hope JohnsonHOST
and then just puts it in a completely different category than, Reality.
Hope JohnsonHOST
Unreal.
Hope JohnsonHOST
The unreal category.
7 MINS LATER
Hope JohnsonHOST
So we know that appearances don't establish reality.
Hope JohnsonHOST
And knowing that, that distinction right there, that appearances are not establishing reality, that is at the heart of what forgiveness is.
Hope JohnsonHOST
Reality has been established.
Hope JohnsonHOST
We are as God created us.
Daniel MannGUEST
So we resigned to just kind of post it up on a website before.
Daniel MannGUEST
Our previous venture was called The State of Reality.
Daniel MannGUEST
It ended in about 2016, 2017.
Daniel MannGUEST
And over a couple of years of dealing with the information and still doing our own things along the side with remote viewing to keep sharp, to keep Getting information about things that you want to know about yourself or about other things, your own personal interests and such.
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Daniel MannGUEST
So to kind of approach this, I think I'm going to paint a metaphor or picture for you.
Daniel MannGUEST
When we looked at the topical search of reality, and I've done several of those, and then we've looked at the source of reality.
Daniel MannGUEST
Reality is generally spheres or bubbles, right? just on the individual scale, you have your six to nine feet around you within which is your mind space and your realities or what you think about reality or what Ingo Swann would call a reality box and how you exist and you go throughout your life.
Daniel MannGUEST
I liken the situation to I'm going to take a step back here.
Nicole VeseyHOST
Business 3.0 assumes that both you and the environment and every single thing that comes into contact with you during this process will change through participation.
Nicole VeseyHOST
You choose something, you act and Reality answers.
Nicole VeseyHOST
You respond.
Nicole VeseyHOST
The market changes.
Shannon TownsendHOST
It's not just an attack on our movement.
Shannon TownsendHOST
It's an attack on like, it's an attack on, Reality, honestly, because remember we talked about that the PSI op exists in the absurd without the absurd, the PSI op is nil.
Shannon TownsendHOST
It can't exist because there's no absurd for it to exist in the bushes are trimmed.
Shannon TownsendHOST
The yard is nice.
Laurie Ann WaldenNARRATOR
But its certain reward is a continual evidence and a heightened apprehension of the ineffable mystery of life, of life in all its complexity and all its unity and worth.
Laurie Ann WaldenNARRATOR
F. H. Bradley, Essays in Truth and Reality, page 106.
Laurie Ann WaldenNARRATOR
To My Father Preface The chapters which follow are not intended as even a slight sketch of the history of thought since the Renaissance.
Laurie Ann WaldenNARRATOR
Their object is more modest, i.e., to illustrate the thesis that mankind, being incurably religious, insists, however hopeless the enterprise may sometimes seem, upon interpreting the universe spiritually.
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Laurie Ann WaldenNARRATOR
true reality according to him is not motion itself but the force which is its cause force and existence became for him identical terms to work and to exist were the same that force is the true reality leibniz expressed in the language of his time by saying force is a substance and all substance is force a proposition which would not be repudiated by modern science and upon this statement his philosophy is built But it was not force in general, or some universal force, that was regarded by him as the final reality.
Laurie Ann WaldenNARRATOR
Leibniz was not a forerunner of Herbert Spencer.
Laurie Ann WaldenNARRATOR
Reality for him consisted in individual centers of force, a multitude of individual and independent beings, each with its own idiosyncrasy, and following its own lines.
Laurie Ann WaldenNARRATOR
Existence was, in fact, for him, individual.
Abraham HicksHOST
Esther, as she moves about from place to place, is always pleased that the city is still there when she gets back even though she has not been there they spent time living in this town and she's looking forward to visiting the places that were their favorites when they lived here even though it has been many many years since they lived here these places are still here because it is a stable environment of expectation now why is that Well, you didn't all get here at the same time, nor will you all leave at the same time.
Abraham HicksHOST
The majority of your consciousness is still here perceiving, and so the continuum of this time-space reality is a very solid platform from which to intend and achieve ideas and experience the idea of motion forward.
Abraham HicksHOST
Physical Reality is the furthest extension of non-physical energy.
Abraham HicksHOST
In other words, it's finely tuned, finely focused consciousness.
Abraham HicksHOST
Do you get how good that is? In other words, this is a specific viewing of consciousness.
AmaroHOST
Different people have different ways of expressing.
AmaroHOST
So rather than trying to pin down a precise definition, the Buddha, I feel, right from the beginning, he realized, Reality is not definable.
AmaroHOST
So let's just attend to the one thing that makes a difference in everybody's life and where change, beneficial change, can be brought about.
AmaroHOST
Okay, dukkha, ending of dukkha.
Sunny AbdullahNARRATOR
And so he dwells in goodwill toward all, and regards all with that tender compassion which a father bestows upon his wayward children.
Sunny AbdullahNARRATOR
Men cannot understand truth because they cling to self, because they believe in and love self, because they believe self to be the only reality, whereas it is the one delusion.
Sunny AbdullahNARRATOR
When you cease to believe in and love self you will desert it and will fly to Truth and will find the Eternal Reality.
Sunny AbdullahNARRATOR
When men are intoxicated with the wines of luxury and pleasure and vanity the thirst of life grows and deepens within them, and they delude themselves with dreams of fleshy immortality; but when they come to reap the harvest of their own sowing, and pain and sorrow supervene, then, crushed and humiliated, relinquishing self and all the intoxications of self, they come, with aching hearts to the one immortality, the immortality that destroys all delusions, the spiritual immortality in Truth.
Sunny AbdullahNARRATOR
Men pass from evil to good, from self to Truth, through the dark gate of sorrow, for sorrow and self are inseparable; only in the peace and bliss of Truth is all sorrow vanquished.
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Sunny AbdullahNARRATOR
He who has yielded up that self, that personality that men most love, and to which they cling with such fierce tenacity, has left behind him all perplexity, and has entered into a simplicity so profoundly simple as to be looked upon by the world, involved as it is in a network of error, as foolishness.
Sunny AbdullahNARRATOR
Yet such a one has realized the highest wisdom, and is at rest in the Infinite.
Sunny AbdullahNARRATOR
He "accomplishes without striving," and all problems melt before him, for he has entered the region of Reality, that deals, not with changing effects, but with the unchanging Principle of things.
R. R. RenoGUEST
And And that has had a big effect.
R. R. RenoGUEST
So if you're a, you know, let's backtrack to 1960s and 70s and you've bought into this social construction of reality notion, kind of sociological truism that our sense of the world is shaped by society.
R. R. RenoGUEST
And typically this, nobody ever articulated, well, okay, what are the mechanisms by which Reality is socially constructed.
R. R. RenoGUEST
It was a truism and Foucault's genius was to go and do all kinds of very close research on things like how mental illness, how the concept of mental illness emerged in enlightenment and in the 19th century.
R. R. RenoGUEST
as a way of separating the normal from the abnormal.
Rusty RenoGUEST
And And that has had a big effect.
Rusty RenoGUEST
So if you're a, you know, let's backtrack to 1960s and 70s and you've bought into this social construction of reality notion, kind of sociological truism that our sense of the world is shaped by society.
Rusty RenoGUEST
And typically this, nobody ever articulated, well, okay, what are the mechanisms by which Reality is socially constructed.
Rusty RenoGUEST
It was a truism and Foucault's genius was to go and do all kinds of very close research on things like how mental illness, how the concept of mental illness emerged in enlightenment and in the 19th century.
Rusty RenoGUEST
as a way of separating the normal from the abnormal.
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