sinbad
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When I really enjoy something and want to penetrate deeper I will re-experience it 10 or more times in a row and memorise it until it is fully engraved onto my soul.
Each you time you do so, new information is gleaned because your brain will subconsciously focus on new information and deprioritise old/known information, as it has to do this to satisfy its desire for stimulation (or "novelty") which is how dopamine works here.
Your brain will also form more and more connections between new and past knowledge/experience in very unexpected and oft ingenious ways.
In this way, you also become more and more sensitive and privy to the hidden facet of reality and occult material—the subtleties of the thing, as well as what is being suggested indirectly, or left unsaid.
However, you must simultaneously analyse and dissect the the thing like a surgeon, incessantly and obsessively, considering every possible angle, and exploring these trajectories one by one.
And go over it again and again and again, until there is nothing left to consider (as far as one's current level entails, that is).
This engraves it onto the soul in a way, and makes the ideas more readily accessible and tangible, rather than vague theoretics floating around in the back of one's mind, it becomes a real part of you and your DNA.
Applying this method to the 36 Virtues, for example, one feels the Gods and their wisdom are always close-by, at the forefront of one's mind rather than some distant afterthought.
You connect energetically with the ideas and books, creating a sort of umbilical cord between you, similar to how you'd connect to a Tarot deck I suppose, but with specific authors/books/ideas.
With the 36 Virtues, the distance between 'you' and 'truth' becomes shortened, where Satya is easier to access (and almost instinctual).
It's sort of like, there is a filter which seperates all the bullshit for you and keeps it at the top, and the truth just pours and flows into you directly without any delay or intermediary entropic or degenerative elements.
Which makes it very easy to blitzkrieg one's way through objectives, as there is less obstacles in one's psychology between desire and acquisition - the entropic component starts to completely die off.
Insights begin to get constantly blasted into the brain, without having to try, because the truth is so prominent in your unconscious thinking - it is always looking to connect new information to this inner foundation of Satya.
It's too consuming to do this for everything, but definitely everyone should do it for the 36 Virtues IMO, it's just such a high return on investment I cannot recommend it enough.
Look into the etymology of every word, create symbolic or abstract representations of the idea, write it down on paper, consult ChatGPT, every tool in your arsenal to dissect the truth.
The more obsessively you do it, the more likely you are to also have a weird dream about it too, which sometimes gives further insight you didn't consider before.
Each you time you do so, new information is gleaned because your brain will subconsciously focus on new information and deprioritise old/known information, as it has to do this to satisfy its desire for stimulation (or "novelty") which is how dopamine works here.
Your brain will also form more and more connections between new and past knowledge/experience in very unexpected and oft ingenious ways.
In this way, you also become more and more sensitive and privy to the hidden facet of reality and occult material—the subtleties of the thing, as well as what is being suggested indirectly, or left unsaid.
However, you must simultaneously analyse and dissect the the thing like a surgeon, incessantly and obsessively, considering every possible angle, and exploring these trajectories one by one.
And go over it again and again and again, until there is nothing left to consider (as far as one's current level entails, that is).
This engraves it onto the soul in a way, and makes the ideas more readily accessible and tangible, rather than vague theoretics floating around in the back of one's mind, it becomes a real part of you and your DNA.
Applying this method to the 36 Virtues, for example, one feels the Gods and their wisdom are always close-by, at the forefront of one's mind rather than some distant afterthought.
You connect energetically with the ideas and books, creating a sort of umbilical cord between you, similar to how you'd connect to a Tarot deck I suppose, but with specific authors/books/ideas.
With the 36 Virtues, the distance between 'you' and 'truth' becomes shortened, where Satya is easier to access (and almost instinctual).
It's sort of like, there is a filter which seperates all the bullshit for you and keeps it at the top, and the truth just pours and flows into you directly without any delay or intermediary entropic or degenerative elements.
Which makes it very easy to blitzkrieg one's way through objectives, as there is less obstacles in one's psychology between desire and acquisition - the entropic component starts to completely die off.
Insights begin to get constantly blasted into the brain, without having to try, because the truth is so prominent in your unconscious thinking - it is always looking to connect new information to this inner foundation of Satya.
It's too consuming to do this for everything, but definitely everyone should do it for the 36 Virtues IMO, it's just such a high return on investment I cannot recommend it enough.
Look into the etymology of every word, create symbolic or abstract representations of the idea, write it down on paper, consult ChatGPT, every tool in your arsenal to dissect the truth.
The more obsessively you do it, the more likely you are to also have a weird dream about it too, which sometimes gives further insight you didn't consider before.
