Stop imagining physical laws (or play with them) by Peter Ralston

[Kairos]

7 minutes ago, The Crocodile said:

 

Also he sent the spirits, Carlos' allies from the books to me, or I called them. 

That shi sounds Dope af how can I experience the same 😂

[The Crocodile]

6 minutes ago, Kairos said:

That shi sounds Dope af how can I experience the same 😂

You can just cyberstalk https://www.reddit.com/user/danl999/?rdt=63998 to see what's going on and message him eventually.

If you don't know what this channel is for, you have to do some work to figure it out.

It's access to the only REAL magic known at this time.

Taught for free, works fast, breaks the laws of physics.

Brings tears to your eyes.

But you'll have to find your way to the source.

Our teacher was trashed and indirectly killed by attackers.

And we come under attack weekly.

But if you find the source of this and practice it, you'll find what you never thought could actually exist.

This level of magic even puts Dr. Strange to shame.

At least, for visible special effects.

If you came to complain because I called out your favorite pretend magical system, you ought to instead take a closer look, and free yourself from that delusion.

The real thing is so much better and it's always free.

No one with real magic will take money from others while teaching it.

It goes against the rules of reality.

[AION]

It is actually possible to stop time. It is in-sane.

[Breakingthewall]

Reality is quantum, meaning there are particles in two places at once and things like that. Brain waves are movements of quantum reality, just like a rock or anything else. Different states of energy, which is the vibration of the fabric of reality, which is unknown, so potentially anything is possible.

[Kairos]

11 hours ago, The Crocodile said:

You can just cyberstalk https://www.reddit.com/user/danl999/?rdt=63998 to see what's going on and message him eventually.

If you don't know what this channel is for, you have to do some work to figure it out.

It's access to the only REAL magic known at this time.

Taught for free, works fast, breaks the laws of physics.

Brings tears to your eyes.

But you'll have to find your way to the source.

Our teacher was trashed and indirectly killed by attackers.

And we come under attack weekly.

But if you find the source of this and practice it, you'll find what you never thought could actually exist.

This level of magic even puts Dr. Strange to shame.

At least, for visible special effects.

If you came to complain because I called out your favorite pretend magical system, you ought to instead take a closer look, and free yourself from that delusion.

The real thing is so much better and it's always free.

No one with real magic will take money from others while teaching it.

It goes against the rules of reality.

12 hours ago, The Crocodile said:

 

 

Okay Mr.Crocodile I'll give it a try .

 

Edited Friday at 06:31 AM by Kairos

[WelcometoReality]

20 hours ago, Leo Gura said:

But I don't see Ralston moving chairs.

I haven't seen it either but I do move chairs on a daily basis. I envision it in my mind's eye and suddenly a hand appears and moves it for me. 😁

Edited Friday at 09:53 AM by WelcometoReality

[Spiral Wizard]

On 1/2/2025 at 2:59 PM, Greatnestwithin said:

@Spiral Wizard "I could share the call recording excerpt or transcript if you wanted to contemplate his exact words." 
I'd appreciate you sharing the call recording, thank you!

Here you go (audio attached below): 

01:10:08
Anonymous
Yeah, hi, Peter. Great to talk to you again. So I have this question: it's clear to me at this point that I'm creating emotions and the sense of me, that kind of thing. And I can stop creating that. So I can stop doing that, but I cannot stop creating colors, for instance, like laws of nature or the physical body, that kind of stuff. I cannot stop doing these things. And I have like a speculation that it may be possible to stop doing these things in the same way, or maybe in a different way, that I'm creating emotions or the sense of a separate self, for example. But I cannot stop doing that. So I guess my question is, how do I stop doing that? It seems like I'm creating them by putting my attention on them. But that does not eliminate them. When I stop, cut off. I can pretend. Yeah, I don't see the colors, but that doesn't do the job.

01:11:40
Peter Ralston
The first thing is, you see, it's a problem of identity. Okay, so you're saying I create that stuff? No, you don't.

See. New idea, okay.

Because you see, if in your experience, you see, you generate the experience you have of those things.

Yes?

Colors, the room, whatever, your body, you generate your experience. So we could say, perhaps you know you, what we call you creates those things, but you see what you're overlooking is that you also, or what is also created the moment you create you, you also create not you. See, the chair is not you, the colors are not you. So you don't experience those at all as you, do you?

01:12:27
Anonymous
Well, I do experience them as being made of the same stuff as the rest of the experience.

01:12:32
Peter Ralston
And it's like in your perception, right in your experience. But there's a distinction you make even in your experience, which is all you, right? But there's a distinction you make of not you, a world of not you.

See, now, as long as you make that distinction, you don't control, not you don't have a lot of choice and not you. It just, you know, comes back at you. That's why you cannot stop doing your body, you can't stop doing the colors, and you can't stop doing the chair. See, because they're not you, and they have a say, see that chair over there, it has a say. It's going to say, hey, chair, and you don't have any choice about that.

See, now you could consider eliminating the distinction of you and not you. And then see where that goes. I gave that advice earlier, but, you know, that goes, you see, that frees up consciousness from this you-not-you distinction. And the you-not-you distinction, say, in your experience, dominates consciousness. And that's why you can't control not you. And you have a hard time controlling even you.

01:13:49
Anonymous
So are you saying that when I experience, like, maybe the route, the pathway towards, controlling the colors and controlling the chairs, would be to be the chairs and be the colors? And that may open up the possibility of like messing with them, or like be them in a different way.

01:14:13
Peter Ralston
Yeah, yeah.

01:14:14
Anonymous
And then at that point, you don't need to.

01:14:18
Peter Ralston
Okay.

01:14:19
Anonymous
So are you saying that eliminates the point? Like can that be done? Like out of, you know, curiosity? Like I just want to mess with, like, the way I'm being as a chair.

01:14:27
Peter Ralston
Sure, sure. If you want to, but see, dig it.

You see, the impulse to mess with the chair is you, and the chair is not you. So, now you're trying to see, you know, can I be God? So go ahead, be God for a while, you know, I'm not God, but I play one on TV. See, yeah, go, you know, go ahead. Give it a shot. But I would recommend instead of staying attached to the goal of, you know, what can I control, is consider letting go of the control and eliminating the distinction of you and not you. So you and not you are not different.

01:15:17
Anonymous
Yeah. So then the impulse like to control. So you're suggesting that the impulse to control only arises as a consequence of imagining that I'm being an "I." And that other thing that I'm trying to control is not an "I." Therefore, that impulse can only exist.

01:15:32
Peter Ralston
Yeah, and you can't control it. Otherwise, what use is there self and not self? What use is there? Say, you depend on not self. Not self is better than you.

See, in the fact that it doesn't have any of this weird shit you got going on, right? See it's just there. And you notice that all it does is selflessly serve. It doesn't worry. You can smash the chair, and it doesn't whimper. It doesn't care. Now. What's that consciousness?

01:16:13
Anonymous
All right, yeah, thank you. I'll consider that.

01:16:16
Peter Ralston
Sure. Okay. But I've gone too far for today.
So I'm sorry, everybody else. I'm going to have to shut it down before I say more. All right, Brendan, I'm going to turn it over to you. You take it away, Adios.

Peter Ralston Community Call.mp3