What I do find extremely interesting is how creatively people are expressing the anti-recon scripting. In it’s most simplified form, the scripting is simply suggesting: “Perhaps you should consider releasing recon in [x] manner,” with [x] being a very, very generalized suggestion. And what we’re seeing is people creating art, woodworking, going for walks and now very lucid and symbolic dreams.
This stands as a testament as to what we’ve said all along – everyone will process a script differently, hence why we’ve spent so much time on universality. Once / if we reveal how it works, those insightful enough would quickly understand how all of the above actions are expressions of the scripting, and yet they are all extremely unique.
It also provides evidence as to what we’ve said along, at least for Zero Point: It is more effective to remain in the realm of the “practical,” to provide a framework for people to explore that which seems “impractical” (but really isn’t, once one begins to engage the abstract mind).
To touch on what @emperor_obewan was saying, I agree that people get too stuck on words and terms as if they are concrete, though I still see the value in western methods of inner work – to an extent. But, I also maintain that subliminal audio is less about psychology and more about the mechanism of language itself and the processing of language, as well as logic and reason (as I’ve stated before).
And the nature of words is far different than people think, since we all take speech for granted. It’s easier to illustrate – let’s take a term you hear thrown around in the subliminal audio world a lot by people who lack understanding: “occult.”
When I first started practicing Qigong, the more “traditionally religious” individuals became quite aggressive in voicing their opinion that Tai Chi and Qigong are “occult.” I finally had to point out the ridiculousness in both the idea of it being “occult,” but their lack of logic in the application of that term.
I pointed out that my Qigong practice has had nothing but positive benefits on my mind, body and spirit and yet the only thing about it that is triggering an “occult” claim is the idea of energetic cultivation. And yet, no one considers the harnessing of energy to create weapons of mass destruction (like nuclear weapons as occult.
One of these is a private practice that enriches lives, the sole existence for the other is widespread destruction and death. Which one of those two scenarios is more “evil?”
So, when developing titles, we focus less on the inner, hidden workings on the universe and more on how to express a suggestion in a manner that doesn’t trigger the traumas associated with that concept – which seemed almost impossible, given the fact that every individual person is extremely unique. That’s when we realized that defeating reconciliation is a losing game, as it seems to be an inherent part of nature, as the crucible of experience itself plays a large role.
In fact, many of you subscribe to new age beliefs where experience is the only reason that a soul incarnates in the first place. To then try and usurp a natural process is a losing game (at least from our perspective). And so, we switched from trying to prevent it, to helping you integrate that experience.
And now, we have the anti-recon scripting. And as with everything related to Zero Point, it’s so simplistic that if i simply summarized it in a single line, you’d all say “bullshit.” Well, the majority. Some would go: “damn, it really does make sense.”
