You NEED The “3 Ts” So Reality NEVER Gets You Down AGAIN

The speaker introduces the concept of the "three T's of reality alchemy" as a method to transform challenging situations into desired realities. They emphasize the importance of transcending current difficulties by rising above negative emotions, which act as a glue to unwanted realities. The process involves transmuting negative energy into positive states by altering one's concentration and vibration. The final step, transformation, involves aligning actions with the identity of one's desired reality. The speaker also highlights the significance of responding rather than reacting to external events to maintain control over one's internal state and reality.

• The speaker introduces the idea of "Reality Alchemy" as a method to transform difficult situations into positive outcomes, similar to how ancient alchemists turned lead into gold.
• The speaker emphasizes the importance of maintaining one's desired reality and frequency despite challenges.
• The speaker introduces the "Three T's of Reality Alchemy" and the "Double LWs," which are interconnected concepts to help navigate and transform reality.

"Reality is nothing more than a delayed mirror reflection. Reality is nothing more than the equivalent of a radio station that you experience depending upon the frequency you're in."

• This quote explains the idea that reality is a reflection of one's internal state and frequency, suggesting that changing one's inner world can alter the external world.

• The speaker stresses that everything is an "inner game," and reality is shaped by one's internal frequency and mindset.
• The concept of rearranging the inner world to effect change in the outer world is highlighted.
• The speaker mentions the importance of understanding one's default programming and reactions to difficulties.

"The moment you begin to rearrange the inner world, the outer world will change."

• This quote encapsulates the core idea that altering one's internal state and mindset can lead to changes in the external reality.

• "Transcend" is the first of the Three T's, focusing on rising above difficulties vibrationally before they can be changed physically.
• The speaker explains that one must be above their situation from a vibrational standpoint to alter their reality.
• Default programming and reactions such as frustration, anger, and despair must be transcended to break free from difficulties.

"When we're talking about transcending above, rising above, so long as you are below your situation from a point of frequency, from a point of vibration, you will be below it in reality."

• This quote emphasizes the necessity of elevating one's vibrational state above the difficulties to influence physical reality.

• Emotions are described as a type of glue that binds individuals to their difficulties through energetic signatures and vibrations.
• The speaker discusses the importance of recognizing and rising above default emotional reactions to challenges.
• Emotions like frustration, anger, and despair are seen as barriers to transcending and altering one's reality.

"The worst thing you can be doing when you're going through it and you're getting frustrated, annoyed, angry, despair, hopeless, that's the worst thing because you are gluing yourself to that particular type of frequency you're in."

• This quote highlights the negative impact of allowing default emotional reactions to dominate, as they reinforce and sustain undesirable realities.

• The speaker explains how controlling emotions leads to controlling energy, vibration, frequency, and ultimately reality itself.
• The interconnectedness of emotions and their cascading effect on one's reality is emphasized.
• The speaker warns about the dangers of being manipulated by external triggers that target emotional responses.

"If I can control your emotion, I control your energy motion. If I control your energy motion, I control your vibration. If I can control your vibration, I can control your frequency, and if I can control your frequency, boy oh boy, I can control your reality."

• This quote illustrates the chain reaction from emotions to reality, underlining the importance of emotional mastery in shaping one's life.

• Transcendence is presented as crucial for breaking free from the cycle of default emotional responses and their effects on reality.
• The speaker acknowledges personal experience with these challenges, emphasizing the universality of the struggle.
• Understanding the severity of emotions and their role as the "language of God" is key to transcending difficulties.

"You have to be able to transcend the internal chaos that arises from the difficulty that you're going in if you want to talk about maintaining."

• This quote stresses the necessity of overcoming internal emotional turmoil to maintain control over one's reality and achieve desired outcomes.

• The internal world reflects the external world; chaos within leads to chaos outside.
• Separation between mind and reality is dangerous; they are interconnected by an "invisible line."
• Transcending inner chaos involves non-reaction and non-judgment.

"The most dangerous thing you could do is to see a separation between your mind and your reality."

• This quote emphasizes the importance of understanding the interconnectedness of mind and reality.

"Transcending the inner chaos... is non-reaction and non-judgment."

• Non-reaction and non-judgment are essential steps in transcending inner chaos and achieving a desired reality.

• Life is characterized by highs and lows, which are unavoidable.
• The Hermetic law of rhythm explains the cyclical nature of these experiences.
• Problems are a constant part of life, and the key is navigating them effectively.

"You're going to have problems for the rest of your life; this is the nature of the universe, this is the Hermetic law of Rhythm."

• The Hermetic law of rhythm describes the inevitable ups and downs of life.

• Maintaining an elevated perspective is crucial when facing difficulties.
• Problems are temporary conditions based on past states of consciousness.
• Complaining reinforces negative situations and hinders progress.

"When something pops up in your reality, you need to maintain an elevated level of perspective."

• Maintaining perspective helps in viewing problems as temporary and not fixed.

"The worst thing you could do is to complain."

• Complaining binds one to negative situations and prevents transcendence.

• Transcendence involves seeing reality from a higher perspective, beyond ego-driven judgments.
• It is about recognizing the oneness of reality, rather than focusing on separations.

"When you free yourself from being able to judge and categorize reality... you actually elevate yourself above the lower polarity and duality."

• Transcendence is about moving beyond judgment and seeing the interconnectedness of all things.

• Personal music tastes can vary widely, and enjoyment of different genres is natural.
• Music does not necessarily alter one's frequency or spiritual state.

"I listen to all types of stuff; my favorite genre of music is '90s R&B."

• Personal preferences in music are diverse and not limited by spiritual beliefs.

• Transmutation involves changing one state to another, inspired by ancient alchemical practices.
• The Hermetic law of polarity explains duality and the potential for transformation.
• Polarity exists in the third dimensional realm and includes concepts like hot/cold, rich/poor.

"Transmutation is the changing of one particular state to another."

• Transmutation is about transforming difficulties into something positive using the law of polarity.

"Polarity is another way of saying duality... this is only a law that exists within the third dimensional realm."

• The law of polarity explains the dual nature of reality and the potential for transformation.

• The concept of polarity suggests that opposites like easy and difficult are not separate but are different expressions of the same energy.
• Understanding polarity is crucial for transforming difficult situations into easier ones by changing one's vibrational state.
• Vibration affects the manifestation of energy, similar to how steam and ice are different states of the same substance due to their vibratory rates.

"What you have to understand about this particular law as we move into the most ancient things polarity, what you have to understand is that even though these appear to be separate, they are really one."

• This quote explains the principle of polarity, emphasizing that opposites are interconnected and essentially the same energy expressed differently.

"Steam and Ice are the same energy; their only difference is their rate of vibration."

• This analogy illustrates how differences in vibrational frequency can lead to different manifestations of the same energy.

• Changing your vibrational state from difficult to easy involves altering your concentration.
• Concentration on difficulties perpetuates them; shifting focus to ease and calmness can change your experience.
• The mind, if untrained, can lead you in circles; control over concentration is necessary for altering vibration.

"The way that you go about changing your vibration is through an alteration of your concentration."

• This quote highlights the method of changing one's vibrational state by focusing differently, emphasizing the power of concentration.

"The issue is you think you have a problem with concentration, but the actual issue is you're not aware of what you're concentrating on."

• This statement points out that the real challenge is not the ability to concentrate, but the awareness of where one's focus lies.

• Transformation involves changing one's state and aligning actions with the desired identity.
• A transformed state does not revert to its previous state, similar to how a butterfly does not revert to being a caterpillar.
• Solidifying a new frequency requires congruence with the new identity and resisting reverting to old patterns.

"Does a butterfly do what a caterpillar does? Of course not. Why? Because it has transformed its state."

• This analogy is used to explain the concept of transformation, emphasizing that a change in state leads to different behaviors and identity.

"If you're reverting back to the old State, then that means that you are within the old state."

• This quote underscores the importance of maintaining alignment with a new identity to ensure true transformation.

• The process of change involves transcending current limitations, transmuting negative energy, and transforming one's identity.
• Each step is crucial for achieving a shift in vibrational frequency and aligning with a new reality.
• The universe tests new frequencies, challenging individuals to remain true to their desired transformation.

"Once you change the way you look at life, life changes the way it looks at you."

• This quote encapsulates the transformative power of perspective, suggesting that altering one's outlook can change their reality.

"The universe is going to test you; it's going to g-check you to see if you're really about the frequency that you say you're about."

• This statement acknowledges the challenges faced when adopting a new frequency, emphasizing the need for resilience and authenticity.

• The concept of "Double L" suggests a balance between spiritual principles and material desires.
• Material aspirations, like owning a luxury car, can coexist with spiritual growth if approached with the right mindset.
• Criticism of material desires often overlooks the potential for personal growth and fulfillment they can bring.

"It's not the Rolls-Royce, but it's the Double L that is going to actually help you get to the Rolls-Royce if that's what you want."

• This quote suggests that understanding and applying spiritual principles can lead to achieving material desires.

"If you're one of them spiritual that's about to say, 'why would you want something materialistic like a car,' then you're missing the point."

• This statement challenges the notion that material desires are inherently unspiritual, advocating for a balanced perspective.

• Reality is described as the solidification and materialization of frequency, where mind and matter are the same energy at different vibratory rates.
• The difference between reacting and responding is emphasized as crucial for maintaining or altering one's reality.
• Reacting allows external factors to imbalance the internal state, leading back to an old reality.
• Responding involves using the internal state to balance the external environment, leading to a new reality.

"Reality is nothing more than the solidification and the materialization of frequency. Matter and mind are completely the same, the same energy; only differences are their vibratory rate."

• This quote highlights the idea that reality is a manifestation of frequency and that mind and matter are intrinsically linked, differing only in their vibratory rates.

"Reacting is to allow the external to imbalance the internal... responding is to allow the internal to balance the external."

• The quote distinguishes between reacting and responding, emphasizing that reacting destabilizes the internal state through external influences, while responding maintains internal balance to influence the external.

• The perception-projection loop is explained as a cycle where altered perceptions lead to altered projections of reality.
• Altering perception through the lens of a desired reality can break the cycle and change one's projection and experience of reality.

"The lens through which you see reality is your perception, and your perception equates out to your projection."

• The quote stresses how perception shapes projection, implying that changing one's perception can alter the reality they project and experience.

"You need to break that cycle by first altering your perception to be that of the lens of your desired reality."

• This quote advises that altering perception to align with a desired reality is key to breaking the cycle of negative projections and experiences.

• The 3 T's: Transcend, Transmute, Transform are introduced as a method to alter financial reality.
• Staring at an uncomfortable bank balance until reaching neutrality is recommended to shift from negativity to neutrality, then to positivity.
• The energy required to move from neutrality to positivity is less than directly from negativity to positivity.

"Stare at your bank balance till you don't feel uncomfortable anymore... shift from negativity to neutrality."

• This quote introduces a practical exercise for achieving neutrality regarding financial discomfort, emphasizing the importance of reaching neutrality before positivity.

"Through alteration of my concentration, I alter the vibration, and when you alter the concentration altering the vibration, you alter the frequency, you alter the reality."

• The quote explains how focusing on shifting concentration can change vibration and frequency, ultimately altering reality.

• The speaker shares personal insights and advice given to clients, emphasizing the importance of learning and applying these concepts independently.
• Encourages viewers to apply teachings from the video to their lives for personal growth and success.

"I strive for these kind of videos to be so good that you guys don't need to go buy anything unless you really want to."

• This quote reflects the speaker's intention to provide valuable content that empowers listeners to learn and apply concepts without additional purchases.

"What I get my clients to do to utilize the 3 T's is this... if you're going through any type of financial difficulties."

• The quote provides insight into practical advice given to clients, demonstrating how the speaker applies the 3 T's in a real-world context for financial improvement.