So what happens is we begin to dwell on these thoughts. When we dwell on these thoughts, we empower them, focus on them, and give our consciousness to them, and these thoughts begin to have life; they begin to run, and our imagination runs wild. This is how we misuse our imagination because we start to focus on these fantasies/gore mixed with fantasies that we’ve been introduced to either via propaganda and/or menticide.
Greetings, and welcome to another episode of Unorthodox Perspectives. I am your host, Franklin O’Kanu. Today, I want to create a podcast on how we use our imagination inappropriately. This topic builds upon a few other articles I’ve recently written or talked about.
In yesterday’s article, I discussed the fact that our reality, the very basis of our reality, is known as a wave-based reality. I’ve used studies by the scientist Rupert Sheldrake and the double-slit experiment to support the argument that when we think about our reality, the basis of our reality is at the wave-based level.
Today, we will discuss one of the most powerful resources that we have at our disposal. Before diving into that, I want to read a passage from a book I was reading a couple of years ago known as The Emerald Tablet:
“It is familiar to all men, both young and old,” explains the author of Gloria Mundi: Paradeiss Taffel (Glory of the World: The Emerald Tablet). “It is found in the country, in the village, in the town, in all things created by God; yet it is despised by all. Rich and poor handle it every day. It is cast into the street by servant maids. Children play with it. Yet no one prizes it, though next to the human soul, it is the most beautiful and the most precious thing upon earth and has the power to pull down kings and princes.”
The point of this article is to discuss the power that we call imagination. This imagination ties into our conversation on this wave-based reality. We interact with this imagination every single day. The problem is, if you’re not aware of the power of your imagination, there’s a serious chance that we are not using our imagination appropriately. That’s the whole point of today’s podcast.
In today’s podcast, we’re going to put together a couple of pieces:
Number one, I had the podcast on Sunday where I talked about the quantum physics nature of our reality, consciousness, and the spiritual aspect of our reality. In there, I talked about the topic of phantasmagoria. If you read my article on menticide and democide, you’ll understand how menticide and phantasmagoria tie in. You need to understand what phantasmagoria is, so I recommend you check out that podcast. We have to know how these techniques feed into our psyche.
Two, we must be conscious of what’s in our psyche because this is a wave-based reality. If we are not mindful of what is in our psyche, we don’t realize that we begin to turn these waves into particles, and these particles start to manifest themselves in our reality.
Ultimately, the takeaway of this podcast is that imagination is one of our greatest gifts. I want to write more about this as a sidebar. I saw a pastor talk so powerfully about the gift of imagination. He states, “God has created you to solve your own problems, and he’s given you the tool of imagination to solve your problems.” I want to dive into this power more. I’ve discussed it in works like “The Power of Visualization.”
The idea is when we have an understanding that, number one, this is a wave-based reality that we live in, and number two, when we understand that practice is a phenomenon like the Kyballion, where we talk about concepts such as “as above, so below,” the principle of correspondence—we become mindful of what’s above. When we become aware of what’s above, we can now become aware of what this is because once we are aware of what this is in the above space, we’re much more careful about what we bring down below us.
Please sit back, relax, and let’s dive into this podcast.
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