THE DUALITY FACTOR/# 6 and last on this topic

This is a continuation of my series of posts
concerning what I term 'The Collective.'
In the last piece I posted I said that anything you
want could be confirmed by consciously tapping into
'The Collective.' I further suggested that you give a
high finger to your gods, your aliens or beings of
other sorts, however you perceive them, real or
unreal, or imagined; your leaders, your gurus, your
mentors, however you see what you believe are your
guides or who you believe as your rulers,
controllers, creators, whatever or however you see
any of that.
It's important to know that 'The Collective,' is no
less or more confusing than what you might find
around you, or any less or more enlightening. What
you discover is solely up to you.
I must stress again, that you have to keep in mind,
above all, that you are on a personal journey of
self-discovery, which from the start will fail, if
you cannot understand or exercise the act of thinking
for yourself. I am saying that you can only know and
understand that which is outside of yourself by
knowing yourself.
In this post I am calling it The Duality Factor
because, while you operate on a conscious level while
in your state of being awake, you have a subconscious
level operating concurrently. What you consciously
feel and sense and see is subconsciously being
recorded as well. So, for the purpose of explanation,
I am calling that a duality factor, meaning while you
might only perceive what you are consciously thinking
or doing, you are also subconsciously taking in the
same information, whether you are being active or
passive. You are operating on two levels of
perception, one that is conscious, and one that is
subconscious.
It's your subconscious, however, that contains the
information of all that you have ever been and how
that fits in with all that exists.
It is the subconscious level that you must begin to
acknowledge and become familiar with in order to
connect or tap into 'The Collective,' as I have
described it previously, if you hope to gain any
insight or depth to understanding who you are and
what that means in terms of all else that exists.
But, before I go further on this topic, here is an
experiment you might be able to accomplish in
solitude and in a quiet atmosphere.
Sit in a chair and think. What you think isn't so
important except that you have this goal in mind. The
goal is to see whether you can think the same thought
from different areas inside of your brain. Have a
thought and see if you can move it from the sensation
of the right brain into a sensation of being in the
left brain. Further, see if you can transfer the same
thought more to the top of your brain, or to the
lower portion of your brain. See how much you can
actually move the thought around in your head.
I suggest this exercise because thoughts to not
originate from just one area of the brain, since your
brain, while never wholly in use for your conscious
understanding, has many capabilities you never
consciously explored.
The reason for suggesting you exercise in this way is
that in time you will discover that you can think
from different sides of your brain, as well as other
areas, including the top and bottom-even the center.
In fact, you will discover that you have what some
call a 'third eye,' although you might not learn how
to use it, or if you do, learn much from it, but you
can. You will find that once you allow the same
thought to float in your mind that you will feel
differently about that thought, depending upon the
area of mind you are allowing the thought to exist.
You might find, for example, that in the left
hemisphere of your brain, the thought leads to a more
lofty or creative aspect. From the left hemisphere of
your brain, you might find the thought becomes more
subdued. From what some call 'the third eye,' which
is center of two spheres of your brain and upper,
kind of like center forehead, you might see a kind of
tunnel whereby your thought will take on images or
travel forward or backward, depending upon how long
you can concentrate in this particular area of the
brain. From the lower hemisphere, center between the
left and right hemisphere, you might find your
thought as becoming somewhat foreboding, depending.
Also, you will find that you can carry your thought
higher up in your left hemisphere of your brain and
vice versa in the right hemisphere of your brain. In
this exercise, you will find the same thought takes
on different properties and notions, depending upon
what part of the brain you are thinking it.
You will, most importantly discover that you are
capable of entering into you subconscious mind, while
fully awake and being in you what you consider to be
your sole conscious state.
All of the above is important, because you already
interacting and connecting collectively in your
everyday waking life. But when I talk about
consciously connecting or tapping into 'The
Collective,' I am talking about learning from all
that exists, not just that which is apparent or
discoverable in your conscious state. And, in order
to do that, you have to be able to do it
subconsciously while consciously being aware.
I am not going to give you methods to achieve this      
state; I don't need to, if you are earnest. If you
practice what I suggested above as an experiment, you
will discover the method on your own. Volumes of
material and books have been published on this
subject. Read them if you think they might help, but
you'd save a lot of time in simply trusting in your
own ability through self-exploration and trial and
error.
If you practice this capability often enough,
eventually you would find that you could do it as a
matter of course in whatever areas of your daily life
you wish. In fact, most times, it will just be your
way of thinking; it will be automatic when you are
presented with a curiosity. It's the way you were
designed to think.
You were designed to think in this way, but through
manipulation of propaganda, mis and dis information,
your religions, governments, and mountains of things
you have been taught from birth, the areas of your
brain of which I speak aren't really used, mostly
consciously, because you accept without questions
more things than you question. Most people do not
think for themselves. They either collect what others
thought and use that information for what they think,
they think, or rely on what they've been told to
think. That kind of input doesn't need a lot of space
in your brain. So, I am going to end this little
series today. What? That's it? That's all you have to
say about connecting to 'The Collective.' Yes, most
definitely yes.
Because in order to think for yourself, you have to
do just that, think for yourself. I can't think for
you, and neither can anyone else, unless you allow
him or her to think for you. There is great
responsibility in thinking for one's self, but again,
you have to accept that responsibility, and not put
it into the hands, or allow someone else's thinking
to take on the responsibility you should have, which
is to think for yourself. In allowing others to do
your thinking for you, you are not only putting the
responsibility of yourself into their hands, but you
are also allowing them to make decisions about you
that affect you, good or bad-and eventually to
control you, no matter what you think.
If you take what I have explained above seriously and
seriously practice it, you will find at your own pace
what the results will be. You will find new hope for
yourself and be less confused, because you will
discover that you have control over what to think or
not to think, even how to think. If you don't believe
anything without thinking it out thoroughly on your
own, you will come to know what to believe, what to
question, and in many things, what is absolutely
true, as absolute, anyway, as things can be in the
ever-changing circumstances of all that exists.
There is no mystery to any of this. Each individual
has personal things to learn. You will discover in
your thinking for yourself upon yourself that you
have, indeed, lived before. If you don't already know
this, don't get over-excited when you make the
discovery. In fact, don't get excited if you suddenly
find you are capable of a lot of things that are
relegated to what is considered paranormal.
Keep in mind at all times that your quest to know is
YOUR journey. Just be sure that you remain strong
willed and determined to accept what you learn. If
you are prone to being emotionally or otherwise
mentally unbalanced, don' t enter into this arena of
thinking. I have to say that, even if in doing so,
you might find you are not very emotionally or
otherwise mentally unbalanced, but I won't personally
take any responsibility on where this kind of venture
leads you. When it comes to learning about one's
self, one is alone in the endeavor. While outside or
inside forces can guide you, in the end analysis, you
are the only one who can decide what is best for you
or what you will or won't believe, or accept as the
truth.
If you do as I said in my last post on this topic and
which I repeated above, which is, "that you give a
high finger to your gods, your aliens or beings of
other sorts, however you perceive them, real or
unreal, or imagined, your leaders, your gurus, your
mentors, however you see what you believe are your
guides or who you believe as your rulers,
controllers, creators, whatever or however you see
any of that."---You will find, eventually, in time
what to accept of what you once believed or thought
to be true and become a part of that philosophy or
truth with your eyes wide open and your convictions
backed by what you know to be true.
Most of all, if you learn how to learn from 'The
Collective,' you will become your own person and know
how precious your existence is to all else that
exists. If saying you will find everlasting life
sounds too religious to you, well let me say, you
will find a way to continue to have a life, wherever
that might be, in this world or some other world or
some other place where you have the ability to
consciously perceive and comprehend, and say, "I am,
therefore, I exist."


For the PROPHET: Dick K!