God Sounds Delusional, The Devil Sounds Realistic

The discussion delves into the esoteric teachings of ancient masters, emphasizing the need to transcend logical reasoning to manifest desired realities. The speaker interprets biblical scripture, particularly John 21:6, to illustrate the metaphorical significance of casting nets on the "right side" of the boat, symbolizing the right hemisphere of the brain associated with spirituality and intuition. The narrative underscores the importance of overcoming self-imposed limitations and societal perceptions of delusion to align with a higher consciousness. The speaker advises embracing a mindset beyond logic to achieve personal and professional goals, highlighting the transformative power of belief and self-mastery.

• The concept of being delusional is discussed as a necessary step in creating one's desired reality.
• The idea is to bypass logic and ego, which are seen as barriers to achieving true self-mastery and control over reality.
• The discussion draws on ancient teachings and esoteric wisdom to illustrate these points.

"This is the one thing that the ancient Masters were taught that completely transformed their entire reality."

• The quote suggests that ancient wisdom holds transformative power for personal and reality creation.

"It's not going to be easy... but to convey the main topic of what we're going to be discussing today, it is one the esoteric explanation of what it means to truly be delusional."

• Being delusional, in this context, is about transcending conventional logic and ego to achieve one's goals.

• Religious texts are used to extract wisdom for personal development, not for religious practice.
• The story of Jesus and the disciples is used to illustrate the dual nature of human consciousness and decision-making.

"John 216... Jesus and the disciples... the 12 disciples which represent the 12 disciplines of you disciplining the lower aspects of yourself."

• The quote explains how religious narratives symbolize internal disciplines necessary for personal growth.

"Cast your nets to the right side of the boat, and what happened was when the disciples threw their Nets to the right side of the boat, they had so many fish that they couldn't even pull in the net."

• This quote symbolizes the abundance that comes from aligning actions with higher consciousness, as opposed to logic.

• The left hemisphere of the brain is associated with logic and rationality, while the right hemisphere is linked to spirituality and emotion.
• The story of casting nets symbolizes the futility of relying solely on logic (left brain) versus the success of embracing intuition and spirituality (right brain).

"The left side is where the disciples first casted their Nets where there was no fish."

• The quote highlights the limitations of a purely logical approach to achieving desires.

"The right hemisphere of the brain is the aspect of you that is spiritual, emotional."

• This quote emphasizes the importance of engaging the right brain to realize one's aspirations.

• The logical mind often questions and doubts one's desires, which can hinder manifestation.
• To achieve desired outcomes, one must move beyond these logical constraints and embrace a more intuitive and faith-based approach.

"Anytime you attempt to be logical, rational, or go from a place of sense, you will never materialize what it is that you want."

• The quote underscores the need to transcend logic to manifest desires effectively.

"You're always going to hear stop lying, come on, I know you're broke, you're not really rich."

• This quote illustrates the internal dialogue that logic creates, which can prevent manifestation.

• The teachings can be applied to personal and professional life to overcome stagnation and achieve significant growth.
• The narrative provides a framework for understanding how to shift from a logical to a spiritual approach in achieving success.

"He was stuck at 2 million for 7 years and he secured a contract of 10.8 million for his medical company in just 5 weeks of understanding what I'm about to say."

• The quote serves as a testament to the effectiveness of applying these esoteric principles for tangible results.

"The right hemisphere of the brain is where the real Christ is."

• This quote reinforces the idea that true success and enlightenment come from engaging the spiritual and emotional aspects of the self.

• The twelve disciples symbolize the twelve disciplines of the lower self, each representing a different aspect to conquer, such as courage, faith, or doubt.
• Mastery over these aspects allows one to follow the 'Christ' or higher nature, representing personal spiritual development.
• These teachings are esoteric and reflect internal processes rather than literal historical events.

"The disciples were taught which represent the ancient Masters because like I said 12 disciples 12 disciplines of the lower self which once they are disciplined they are able to follow Christ."

• This quote explains the symbolic nature of the disciples as aspects of the self that must be mastered to achieve spiritual growth.

• Delusion is often misunderstood and is crucial for materializing desires; it requires letting go of logic and rationality.
• The process involves activating the right hemisphere of the brain and redefining one's reality through new labels and definitions.
• The speaker emphasizes the importance of abandoning conventional thinking to achieve desired outcomes.

"Unfortunately, this is what the ancient Masters were taught on how to materialize whatever it is that they want."

• This highlights the role of delusion in manifesting desires, suggesting it is a misunderstood but powerful tool.

"In order for you to materialize what you want, you're going to have to give up The Logical, you're going to have to give up the rational, you're going to have to give up making sense."

• This underscores the necessity of abandoning traditional logic to achieve personal goals.

• Reality is subjective and shaped by one's level of consciousness and frequency.
• People perceive and materialize opportunities based on their beliefs and definitions, leading to different personal realities.
• The speaker references the law of polarity, stating that all truths are half-truths, emphasizing the subjective nature of reality.

"Despite you living in the same Planet as me, you don't live in the same world as me."

• This illustrates the concept that individual perception creates unique personal realities.

"All truths are half-truths."

• This quote from the law of polarity emphasizes the subjective nature of truth and reality.

• Human perception is limited to a small fraction of the electromagnetic spectrum, influencing what is considered reality.
• The vast majority of existence is unseen, suggesting that what is perceived as reality is only a tiny part of a much larger whole.
• The speaker encourages embracing the unseen to expand understanding and achieve goals.

"We can only see 0.035% of the entirety of the electromagnetic spectrum."

• This highlights the limited scope of human perception and challenges the notion of reality based on visible phenomena.

"There is more of the Unseen than there is of what is the seen."

• This statement encourages looking beyond the visible to understand the full scope of existence and potential.

• The notion of being "delusional" when aspiring to a certain life is challenged; logic is only a minuscule part of reality.
• Aligning with a higher consciousness or spiritual truth is more profound than adhering strictly to logic.
• The right side is symbolically linked to spiritual truth and alignment with higher consciousness.

"What you actually are is aligning with the aspect of yourself that is closest to your God self, closest to the highest level of Consciousness, closest to the cryistal energy or the Christ Consciousness energy."

• This quote emphasizes the idea of aligning with one's higher spiritual self rather than being constrained by logic.

"Jesus sits at the right hand of the father because what Christ represents is that aspect of you which is able to utilize Consciousness to align to the highest levels to materialize reality in the way that is wanted."

• The symbolism of Jesus sitting at the right hand of God is used to illustrate the alignment with higher consciousness and spiritual truth.

• The battle between the left and right brain hemispheres symbolizes the struggle between logic and spiritual belief.
• The left hemisphere is associated with logic and the devil, whereas the right hemisphere aligns with God and spiritual truth.
• One must resist the temptation to be overly logical and instead focus on spiritual alignment.

"This is a battle between the left hemisphere of your brain and the right hemisphere of your brain, this is a battle between the devil and God."

• This quote highlights the internal conflict between logic (left brain) and spirituality (right brain).

• To achieve one's desires, it is crucial to maintain a high frequency and not be swayed by others' disbelief.
• The metaphor of language barriers illustrates the difficulty of communicating one's vision to those not on the same frequency.
• Protecting one's desires from external negativity is essential for manifestation.

"The moment that you try to be understood by somebody, you are lowering your frequency and allowing them to minimize the light that is within you that you're trying to materialize."

• This quote underscores the importance of maintaining one's vision and not allowing others to diminish it.

"You're better off really and truly keeping your desired reality to yourself until it is protected enough to materialize."

• Emphasizes the need for safeguarding one's dreams from external skepticism until they are ready to manifest.

• When the mind seeks to rationalize desires by questioning "how" or "when," it indicates a lack of internal consciousness shift.
• Affirmations are often ineffective due to the dominance of the logical left brain in Western cultures.
• Embracing a state of consciousness that transcends logic is crucial for manifestation.

"Whenever you catch yourself thinking how, whenever you catch yourself thinking when, whenever you catch yourself looking for evidence, this means that you have not truly shifted your State of Consciousness internally."

• This quote points out that seeking rational explanations for desires indicates a failure to fully embrace a higher state of consciousness.

"In the West, whether you're in the UK, Europe, or America, we're very logical people, and because of that, the left hemisphere of your brain is stronger."

• Highlights the cultural emphasis on logic and how it can hinder spiritual alignment and manifestation.

• Affirmations should align with one's current state of consciousness to be effective. Declaring wealth while feeling poor reinforces poverty consciousness.
• Fighting negative thoughts can inadvertently reinforce them. Instead, calmly declare authority over your thoughts without resistance.

"You can't fight negative thoughts. Don't try to fight negative thoughts. So when you try to fight negative thoughts, what you're doing without realizing is holding on to them."

• Negative thoughts persist when resisted. Acknowledging and calmly declaring authority over them helps in overcoming their persistence.

• Human minds are finite, but the Creator's mind within us is infinite. This allows for countless possibilities for desired realities to materialize.
• Worrying about the "how" of manifestation is unnecessary; instead, trust in the infinite possibilities.

"It's not for me to worry about. The Creator's mind that is also within you is infinite."

• Trusting in the infinite possibilities and not worrying about how things will happen quiets the mind and engages the right hemisphere of the brain.

• Manifestation is misunderstood as controlling reality with thoughts. True manifestation is an internal shift where one is emotionally independent of external reality changes.
• Being content with or without the desired outcome signifies a correct state of consciousness for manifestation.

"The true definition of manifestation is internally shifting to a point where you are no longer emotionally dependent upon seen reality change."

• Emotional independence from the outcome signifies a successful internal shift, which is key to manifestation.

• Desires are intermediaries for emotions we want to experience. They are not ends in themselves but means to feel certain emotions.
• Granting oneself permission to feel desired emotions now bypasses the need for external validation.

"Your desire is just a middleman for emotions that you are currently not feeling that you want to experience."

• Recognizing desires as pathways to emotions allows one to feel those emotions without waiting for the external manifestation.

• Confidence and evidence have an interdependent relationship. More confidence leads to more evidence of desired realities, and vice versa.
• Seeking evidence indicates a lack of confidence in one's current state of consciousness.

"Evidence is reliant on confidence, and confidence is reliant on evidence."

• Building confidence without relying on external evidence is crucial for aligning with desired realities.

• Individuals often deny themselves permission to feel emotions associated with their desires due to a lack of perceived worthiness.
• Feeling deserving of emotions like safety, security, and happiness is independent of external achievements or possessions.

"You don't think that you deserve to feel safe, secure, happy, peaceful 'cause you ain't got 100K or a particular type of person or a deal close or 10K a month, but you do."

• Recognizing one's inherent worthiness allows for emotional fulfillment without external conditions.

• Ancient teachings emphasize shifting consciousness to align with desired realities, symbolized by casting the net on the right side of the boat.
• Letting go of attachment to external outcomes is necessary for aligning with higher consciousness.

"Cast The Net to the right side of the boat, and you're pulling a multitude of fish, but you need to be willing to give up all of these things."

• Aligning with higher consciousness requires releasing attachment to material desires and trusting in the process.