Understanding Reality and Perception

So there's a scene in The Matrix where the kid bends the spoon with his mind, and

he says to Neo, "There is no spoon."

Now, reality can be bent to your will.

You can literally mold reality to whatever you want it to be using your perception

on how it works. So the physical illusion that we live in,

all of this, none of

this shit's real. If you've ever taken psychedelics or

if you've had a near-death

experience or anything along those lines, some sort of severe trauma where you

get detached from reality, they all link, and everything is the exact same

when you take these things or when you go through these experiences.

They're all connected, and you all get the same experience.

That, oh, the physical world that we live in, like all this, the sofa,

me,

none of this is actually real in terms of the cosmos of the universe.

It's a simulation, and this simulation is kind of like a mirror.

It's a reflection to your consciousness, which is your soul or your mind or God

or whatever you wanna refer to that higher power as.

Now, what I mean by this is how you can use this in a practical way

to get anything

you want in this physical simulation, is you need to start understanding the

power

of your perception. If you step outside the house today

and you're like, "Oh, it's

cloudy and it's cold and it's a shit depressing day

and I've got to go to

work and uh, uh, uh," and you're in this depressed mindset,

that perception

is gonna be confirmed. Your subconscious mind confirms the bias

that you put into it. So if I say I'm big and strong and life is

amazing and I've got everything I've ever wanted and I'm rich and I'm abundant and

I'm healthy, even if you're not-- When I was broke on my council estate in

my

prison cell-sized bedroom, I used to wake up every day with minus

money in the bank account. I was in debt to the bank 'cause I

was spending money

that I didn't have. And imagine that I had five K in the bank.

And I'd wake up every day with holes in the wall, and I'd just be saying

to myself, "I'm rich, I'm wealthy, I'm abundant.

I've got everything I've ever wanted." And the reason why you're gonna say this

is

because every potential reality that could exist does exist

right now. Time is a man-made construct.

The way we perceive time like, oh, there's a past, there's a present,

and a future,

that's not real. It's a human perception of things because

our human

vibration couldn't conceptualize how time actually works.

It's more like a tunnel. And again, why do I know this?

Why am I some random twenty-three-year-old telling you this?

Hypothetically, in a different universe, if I've ever taken psychedelics before,

obviously in a video game world, I would understand this, right?

I'm just saying that. Now, you understand that time

is a tunnel, and the version of time that you experience in

this current present moment is all down to your perception.

So if I perceive life as good and I'm rich and I'm abundant

and I'm healthy and I'm

wealthy and I've got everything I've ever wanted, on a long enough timeframe,

reality has to bend to that reflection.

If you consistently keep telling yourself that and you consistently keep

feeding into that vibration, it has no choice but to obey you because

you are

God and God is you, and you are just experiencing what it's like to be

in human form so that God can actually be identified as

itself.

You have to have a polar opposite for something to exist.

You can't know what the sunshine is if you've never had rain. You understand?

God doesn't know that it's God if it doesn't play as the humans

sometimes.