Incredibly powerful

I am going to go back and listen to this again to soak up everything that was given here. If I had to sum up what I got from this to someone looking to me as a mentor, I would say this: This meeting, as much as and more than the others, reveals how much this journey requires a complete change in how we THINK. When we first read about Dr. Janes’ discovery of the bicameral mind as opposed to consciousness, it was a very foreign and perhaps even threatening concept. We have not been trained to combine, or integrate, if you will, all the pieces that go into value creation; i.e., moving forward. Instead, we have been trained by the society of the anticivilization to perform specialized thinking, which only allows us to duplicate what is already there – value production; i.e., stagnation. It is said that happiness is a journey, not a destination. The same could be said about wealth. To achieve it, we must learn the process and integrate it within ourselves – so that we see and think clearly enough to bring it to pass in our own lives. I have to confess to some bittersweet feelings as I understand these concepts now although my bottom line does not reflect it yet. But I am on my way. I have progressed in my thinking and have objectively looked at myself. I have faced my fears and am reaching out to others and am being frank with myself and others as to where I must improve. I have come through some horribly difficult times and I am still here, and I am grateful. I look forward to being able to touch others positively and inspire them, and I know from experience that I will be very good at it. Trials and hard times give you the ability to empathize with others that you would never be able to speak to otherwise. I am just very grateful to be alive and able to think and remember what I have read. I am grateful for the hope I have been given by these meetings and the Prime Literature and for the positive changes wrought in me since this journey began. I have more to do and am doing it, and I trust the seeds I am sowing will produce a great crop. I am just incredibly grateful to have this opportunity and to still be around to do something with it. So many times it could just as easily have gone the other way. I am just amazed and blown away. Incredible.