Collapsing the Perceptual Field of Awareness

 

The future’s not ahead; it’s beneath your feet,

rippling out in every step you take, each moment collapsing

into the now, shimmering with infinite choice.

Memetic Logos

Very little human thought is original. Nearly every thought that comes to mind is the result of external control. Because each of us has gone through a structured educational process, we have been guided into perceiving only a very specific part of reality. The controllers fear that if the greater extent of reality is revealed, they will lose control. The part of reality that we have been denied has been denigrated and relegated to a back seat since the 1700's.

For instance, the concept of “the future” was invented in the late 1600's. Prior to that humans did not have any sort of social concept of “the future”. This is when they began to engineer our awareness and our interaction with the natural world, which includes our perception of time. We are all victims of a bio engineering effort that goes back most of 500 years ago, originating with the English mathematician and royal court astrologer/astronomer John Dee in the 1600's.

It is both coincident and meaningful that this occurred at the end of the Kali Yuga. We can fairly postulate that an aspect of the Yugas manifesting through humanity is the alteration of our personal experience of time. A portion of the extra energies arriving from galactic center are going to push us all into a different understanding of time.

There are all kinds of things that we cannot see because our bodies don't perceive them. Some of these things our bodies are capable of perceiving, but we don't see them because what we perceive has been filtered. The filter put on our minds back in the late 1600's was done in order to distort our appreciation for, our feeling of, and our relationship with the natural world through the time pulse. This was done purely for control purposes. It was a technique that the human controllers were taught by the alien gods of antiquity – the Elohim, as described in the Bible.

There are three parts of our body. There is our eternal consciousness which no one can distort or destroy no matter how they wish to exert an influence upon it. Then we have our body and our mind. The controllers have split the connection of body and mind in humans, which is why we have lost our natural connection to time.

Time pulses all of our reality into existence, 22 trillion times per second. Our body only exists for 1/22 trillionth of a second, then is destroyed before the cycle of creation repeats. The mind, however, persists for longer than that because the mind is floating on the energy field that is powered by our consciousness interacting with the greater body of supreme consciousness. So we have a very narrow bodily appreciation of time and a broader mental appreciation of time. The body's sense of time exists only in the moment, in the eternal NOW. It does not exist in the past. At most we can have memories of the past, but we can never exist there, not even for one second. Nor can we exist in the future. If you go back to ancient literature, never once do you see them talking about the future. It was referenced as “Provenance” or “the mind of God”. Before the concept of the future was imposed upon us, we dealt with the concept with the human emotion of anticipation.

In the 1600's the idea of scientific materialism was introduced. This ideology looked at the solid world around us and declare that those things were made of particles. The belief was that those particles would still exist if all of us human perceivers died. Their belief was that if all life perished, all the planets would continue to exist, all the dust in space would continue to exist, the sun would continue to shine on all the sand particles still there on the beach. This is termed the “science of grit” or “gritology”. To this day, this is the belief that continues to be presented to us all – and believed. BUT IT IS FALSE. This is a grit only way of looking at things. This is why our science is so distorted... because it is based upon this idea of grit.

Our genuine perception of reality is bounded by the eternal ever-present NOW. Within the NOW is everything you experience, everything you have ever experienced, every person you've ever known, and every interaction you ever have. Our minds, however, can extend by way of anticipation into what is labeled the future. The eternal NOW is viewed as a wheel running along a train track between the past and the future. The controllers want you to believe that the track still exists whether you run off the rails and die or not. But there is no future – there is no track - only the ever present NOW.

The concept of the future was created so that the controllers could get all of us to distract our attention from the ever-present NOW and instead focus on a non-existent future.

Humans have predictive minds. We are constantly looking for something. Humans are genetically predisposed to be anticipatory. If you are in a constant state of anticipation of things to come, however, you cannot be focused in the reality of the moment; or they have us living in a constant state of memories, a time that no longer exists either, but can easily be manipulated.

In either case, the object is to manipulate human emotions for control. The way to counter this manipulation is to collapse your perceptual field of awareness back into the eternal NOW – not giving any of your attention to some non-existent past or future.

If you can exist in the NOW, you have all the power. When you live completely in the moment, you are always right there. No part of your mind is not present. All of your life force, all of you consciousness is focused where it should be – in the ever-present, eternal NOW.

When you reach the point of understanding this, your perceptual field of awareness collapses into the NOW. When it happens, you find yourself wanting to be there all the time, ever-focused in the NOW.

I am a trail runner and regularly cover long distances over challenging terrain, often under life threatening conditions. I mostly like to run in the dark, rising out of my warm bed anywhere between 0200 and 0500 dark early in the morning to don weather-appropriate adventure attire and head to the mountains, wherever I may be living at the time.

The thing about night running is that you have to rely upon a light source to navigate the trails safely (except sometimes when the moon is full and the trees are bare). I use a powerful flashlight with about a six-foot-diameter circle of light that bobs in front of me wherever my path leads. While I am running, everything within that six-foot circle of illumination is my entire universe, holding my complete focus upon changes in terrain, roots, rocks, and things that sting and bite that I share the trail with. Even a momentary lapse of attention to the details of the illuminated moment within that circle can result in an accident, with dire tragedy always a possibility as I glide along the edge of disaster.

I run safely without a fall, however, and rarely stumble over tenuous terrain because my mind is completely present to the task at hand. There is essentially zero visual feedback from outside the circle, even though I do pick up on other sensual cues around me – the proverbial things that go bump in the night – reasons I don't find much company on the trails at such an hour.

When completely focused on the moment in my circle of light I don't have time to anticipate what might be ahead or to daydream about people, events, or conversations from my memories. Running is all NOW, NOW, NOW with each step and each breath being my total priority. There is no attention left over to give to anything else.

What I have learned through experiencing such a perceptual shift is that by ceasing any sort of anticipation, I am not surprised by anything that arises in the dynamic NOW. No bears jump out of the weeds, nor rattlesnakes strike at my passing. The reality I create is strictly in the moment. Without the fear of anticipation, the things that might terrify other people and prevent them from joining me on my nocturnal forays don't arise because I don't create them. There are no snakes or bears in my circle of light and no attention to their possibility outside of it, therefore, they don't exist in my reality unless I – me – my attention bring them into existence.

That's not normal, you are quick to observe. That is not the way we were raised to view reality. No one has ever told us that we have the power to create reality. Indoctrination on what is and how to be normal comes from the age-old, time-honored tradition of religion. Religion is all about ritual – rules and practices designed to alter our perception – splitting our body, which is obviously grounded in the here and now, and our mind, by getting us to primarily focus on the past and the future. Religious ritual is wrapped in an intellectual framework that enables religionists to manipulate our minds.

Religion takes advantage of our anticipatory nature and gets us to focus on the future in preparation for what “might” happen after life. This is in direct contrast to other age-old, time-honored woo practices such as astrology, tarot, runes, ouija, magic, dosing, and other forms of “superstition” that got kicked kicked to the curb by religion. Practitioners of the woo arts sought to satisfy their anticipatory inclinations by focusing on what's happening right now in the ever-present moment. The myriad woo techniques across the ages have always been tools to examine and understand our common shared reality. Religious ritual, in contrast, is all about how to change reality... not about being in the ever-present NOW and examining it.

Practitioners of the woo arts have always attempted to collapse the field of perception in our shared common reality, revealing through their techniques of directed attention what can be revealed by the field of super consciousness about the NOW. They take an assay of the moment in their readings to enable the practitioner to better make a choice in the moment. It is a receptive sort of thing. Religion, in contrast, always projects... and the only place we can project things is into the future. You cannot project into anticipation; anticipation is a process of drawing toward one.

In essence, in using one of the woo techniques one attempts to see if the universe... or God... or super consciousness will communicate with us. Unfortunately, the woo arts have been castigated by religious officialdom as future predictive methods, which they are not.

The future, we are instructed, is defined as a place that we are somehow going to move into from the NOW. Again, whether or not we are alive, we are meant to believe that the future will occur right on schedule. This is a false understanding that distorts our perception of reality. There is no future, there is no past; if you can't go there, it doesn't exist. There is no track or past, present, and future – NOW is all that exists. Even memory and anticipation are parts of the NOW. If one perceives reality appropriately, then there is no future. There are no worries or concerns about what may or may not occur. Same for the past. Only if you create the past in your memories do you have longing, sorrow, grief, or regret. If you define your perceptions appropriately, you can end all these negative emotions that exist only in the mind in the NOW.

Living completely in the NOW, you can focus your attention in any direction you choose. In the NOW there is only the event stream, which consists of continuous and constant change - change, write large. Reality is never stable. Any perception of our reality is us putting a filter on the perpetual, ever-present dynamic. Change produces, to our minds, the event stream.

Because our minds are anticipatory, we can make some deductions. Universe engineered us. Universe wants us to succeed, individually and collectively... for its own purpose. We were not engineered to fail. Events that occur in the NOW that challenge us are there strictly to create novelty, not to purposefully harm, because creating novelty is the ultimate purpose of the universe at every moment in the NOW.

The event stream is under our control to a great extent. In that sense we are co-creators of the event stream with supreme consciousness. How humans react and deal with their own sense of anticipation and memory determines what we think of as our reality in the NOW. The more refined we filter our anticipation of the emerging event stream, the better our life experience is in the NOW.

The universe is going to communicate with each of us, whether or not we pay attention. By focusing our conscious awareness on that communication we gain an advantage over those that do not. Universe will protect us from making poor choices... if we just pay attention. It is always right there in front of us, waiting for us to tune in. It is important that each of us awaken and begin to sharply focus on the NOW. Our survival may depend upon our attention to what the universe is trying to tell us. The more of the collective that is paying attention to the universe, the better the collective outcome.

extracted in part from Clif High, Welcome to the Conspiratorium, on Jean-Claude@BeyondMystic on Rumble on December 18, 2024