How to Become Limitless | A Lesson on 360˚ of Abundance
The Rolling Stones have a song with the lyrics: “You can’t always get what you want…You get what you need.” But do we really know what we want or even know what we need?
If we could peer into the mind of the common individual who aspires for success we would most likely find this type of logic driving our wants or our goals.
For most, the idea of what we want is to become successful so we can then do what we enjoy. Successful in this case could be making X amount of money, becoming spiritually advanced, or becoming one of those people who say, “they just want to be happy.” In this mindset, the idea of success becomes a means to an end. I know this frame of mind intimately because this was me.
I was a normal family man with six beautiful children. I ran a successful web development company where I was the lead programmer. My idea of success was to design a program I could sell to Google or Facebook for millions. I would be free from the slave mentality of the common working class. Sounds logical, right? It’s what we all want.
However, there are endless flaws in this line of logic of wanting to be successful. For example:
This mindset assumes that as we accumulate the money we’ll have the same wants, needs, and desires as before. In essence, the same person as we were but with more money. This means to an end logic can never complete us. We want to find something that is a means so we can step away from our current life situation. We will always feel incomplete using this method. Case in point, look at famous wealthy individuals who make a decision to end their life. You would think they live in a perfect world, but their wealth merely magnifies the lack they had.
More flaws of this mindset will be covered deeper in this article.
I would have never realized these flaws if it wasn’t for my second near death experience (NDE). The second NDE opened me up to seemingly superhuman abilities that lie within all of us. With these abilities, I left the profession of programming computers and gained crazy proficiency in programming humans. I developed programs called Exponential Intelligence® and Medihealing® which help people unlock limitless human potentials with rapid, tangible and documented results.
But how do we know what we want if we don’t even know who we are and why we are here?
It took me more than three years of going through the “dark night of the soul” searching to fully come into the understanding of who we are and what is the real reason for our desires. My abilities have grown more succinct in helping people all around the world realize the truth that we are limitless by helping them achieve significant success in all aspects of life. I’ll discuss my findings and research in this article to help you:
- Be who you really are
- Get what you really want
- Realize what you are truly capable of
From my research and observation of humanity, I can confidently make the assumption that less than 1% of individuals really know what they want and what makes them truly happy.
People want things to define who they are. That is the purpose of our ‘wants’ in the first place… to make us happy.
In this article, I’ll share my journey that has led me to discover what we are truly seeking. A discovery that redefines success bringing it to a whole different level of understanding. A discovery that will make us abundant in all aspect of our lives.
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360 Degrees of Abundance & Significant Success
We’ve all heard that lofty statement that abundance is our birthright.
Well, it is true.
The abundance that is our birthright is not limited to financial abundance, it’s also richness in emotional intelligence, physical vitality, intellectual endowment, spiritual ascension and meaningful relationships. I call it 360 degrees of abundance.
We naturally come into 360 degrees of abundance once we achieve ‘Significant Success’ in life – Significant Success is not a theory. Nor is it circumstantial where the concepts work under certain conditions. The results have been duplicated thousands of times throughout the world with individuals from all walks of life. Hopefully my journey will intrigue you enough to start you on your own path to significant success.
Conventionally, success is defined by many measures. For example: accumulation of wealth, prestigious degrees, career accomplishments, number of children/grandchildren, including enlightenment that’s defined by religion and many spiritual beliefs. All of the definitions boil down to a sole indicator – which is almost always about earthly achievements and physical possessions. The more we DO or HAVE, the more valuable we are deemed to BE. In religious or spiritual beliefs, the more you practice customs, prayers, giving alms, amount of burdens we carry gives us success or enlightenment. Either measure of success you choose, material or religious, leads to accumulation.
You might argue that religion and spiritual practices are not about accumulation that they are exactly the opposite – the less we have, the more successful we will be later in this life and the hereafter. Upon closer inspection of this paradigm we realize that it’s the exact opposite of the definition of material success. Thus, the same coin, opposite sides.
If we go even deeper into the observation of the two sides of the coin analogy we realize that both definitions are polar opposites in duality.
Duality can only exist in space time. Therefore, both definitions of success can only exist in space time. Thus, you can only be as successful as what’s possible in this physical reality.
However, anyone who has ever accomplished from either of these paths to success always has a sense of lack of fulfillment. These feelings of lack and incompleteness foster the need of wanting more…yet more is still never enough. The more that you have reflects an ever-expanding void that you are within.
There is one reason for this dichotomy – we’re operating from 1 percent of our human potential. These definitions of success for which humans have killed, oppressed, prostituted their lives are merely 1 percent of what our true potentials can achieve as humans.
1% and 99%
Quantum Physicist tell us that If you put all the density of the universe together into one big ball…All the stars, planets, suns, earth including all its riches. The total of all its content would approximately be 1% of the universe. 99% is still unknown.
Although I read about the concept of the universe years after my first near death, the theory parallels what I learned in that experience. My first near death was caused by a warehouse accident. My jaws were crushed as I was unloading a rail car. You can read the full story here. The part of the experience that I want to share with you is the moment that I understood who we truly are. I not only understood but I felt the amazing power and limitless beings that we are. Within that spark of time all of eternity included with all the possibilities lay at my grasp. It was more than a feeling, more than a knowing. It was a state of being. I recall the experience as it happened only yesterday. I believe the reasons for this is twofold. 1) The experience happened in a timeless realm. 2) I experienced the moment from the perspective of the timeless beings that we are. It all happened as I was pulling away from my physical body. I realized that our physical existence amounts to just 1% of who we really are.
The feeling of 360 degrees of abundance that I described above is the 99 percenrt of who we really are. A being of abundance in all aspects. Imagine if we could live from this paradigm. There would not be one shred of lack in any aspect of our lives. Both identities of ourselves, IE: our human identity and the timeless being that we are would be honored. Both identities would be realized to such a degree that the laws of spiritual physics would mesh the two identities into one self. We would exist in a state of singularity defined as a point at which a function takes an infinite value.
This is the definition of success we’ve been seeking. This is where we feel the completeness of our achievements. Physical wealth becomes a reflection of the brilliance you are within, not a disguise of who you are not. This definition of success does not and cannot oppress, control, destroy anyone or anything. Success takes on a significance that is beyond physical measure. Priceless.
The discovery of these significant success principals have been a spectacular journey. I’ll cover in detail within this series and my podcast Exponential Intelligence.
The road that I chose has been less traveled. Hence the reason there are more millionaires and billionaires in the world than those who have it all. 360 degrees of abundance in all aspects of life that defines the laws of significant success.
I stress here that I’m not belittling the work courage and dedication that it takes to become materially successful. But to scrutinize yourself at such a microscopic level enabling us to rid ourselves of the shadows we try to cover up through physical success takes a certain breed of individual. Take a look at history to prove my point. How many successful people or companies do you know of that operated from the laws of significant success?
Fourfold Path to Being Limitless
In this article I briefly talked about Significant Success – one of the Fourfold Path to being limitless. I have been downloaded this wealth of knowledge after my 2nd NDE and here is a brief overview:
- Exponential Intelligence (what you have)
- Introspective Progression (what you do)
- Significant Success (what you achieve)
- Archetype Superhuman (what you are)
Exponential Intelligence (EI) is a body of knowledge that is timeless. It defines the parameters of how space time creates this reality. In other words, it is a handbook on the whys of life and how to have it all. All meaning completeness both spiritual and physical.
For me EI has morphed into a state of being where it once was only a body of knowledge.
Introspective Progression means we need to go backward to go forward. It’s being highly aware when walking the path. And to arrive at your destination and materialize all your desires, one must be constantly vigilant about:
1) What are your patterns?
2) Where you are now?
3) Where would you like to go?
Significant Success is a reflection of your true abundance within, not a cover up for feelings of insignificance.
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Consciousness Is A Big Problem For Science
Can Science Explain Consciousness?
Science has provided humanity with an incredible understanding of our physical world. But when it comes to the issue of the human mind, progress has been slow and littered with issues. Materialist science is attempting to prove that consciousness is merely a byproduct of the complex processes in the brain, and inseparable from the physical body. In simpler terms, your “mind” is the resulting process of neurons firing in your brain, nothing more and nothing less. Unfortunately, there is no actual neurological proof to support this idea, and for many who are deeply studying the question of the mind, these scientists are not looking in the right place, or using the right methods.
Alternative theories propose non-local consciousness: the idea that our brains are merely the physical conduit for the mind, not the source of its origin. These theories often explore fringe cases, such as near-death experiences, precognition, and psychic phenomena, in hopes that they can provide a more complete picture of the human mind. Of course, the majority of this evidence is not measurable to the extent that most mainstream, materialist scientists would accept. Responding to eye-witness accounts describing near-death experience, Neil DeGrasse Tyson said:
“Give me something that does not have to flow through your senses, because your senses are some of the worst data taking devices that exist, and modern science did not achieve maturity until we had instruments that either extended our senses or replaced them.”
Indeed, from the simplest microscope to the large hadron collider, it is impossible to imagine scientific progress without such instruments. But, if our senses are considered fallible as scientific instruments, what should we make of the mind we use to process and interpret this collected data? Human consciousness must be considered as unreliable as our senses, perhaps even more unreliable, as we know far less about the mind than we do about our sense organs.
This paradoxical reality is a serious issue for science: how can we study the human mind if the only tool we have at our disposal is the human mind itself?
In his book, Why Science Is Wrong, science podcaster Alex Tsakiris sums up the problem: “If my consciousness is more than my physical brain, then consciousness is the X-factor in every science experiment. It’s the asterisk in the footnotes that says, ‘We came as close as we could, but we had to leave out consciousness in order to make our numbers work.’”
Does Consciousness Exist Outside the Brain?
Part of this “consciousness problem” in scientific study is the “observer effect”: the theory that simply observing a situation or phenomenon necessarily changes that phenomenon. On a quantum level, physicists found that even passive observation of quantum phenomena can change the measured result, leading to the popular belief that a conscious mind can directly affect reality.
According to physicist John Wheeler, quantum mechanics implies that our observations of reality influence its unfolding. We live in a “participatory universe,” in which mind is as important as matter. Our belief in what is possible might actually create those possibilities, and it might reinforce the physical nature of our entire universe. If we do, in fact, co-create a shared consciousness, then our beliefs would necessarily influence our science.
Dan Siegel, a professor of psychiatry at UCLA School of Medicine, has argued for decades that we can not simply look inside the brain when trying to understand the mind: “I realized if someone asked me to define the coastline but insisted, is it the water or the sand, I would have to say the coast is both sand and sea,” says Siegel. “I started thinking, maybe the mind is like the coastline. Your thoughts, feelings, memories, attention, what you experience in this subjective world is part of mind.”
Those exploring the outer frontiers of consciousness study are willing to take this idea much, much further. Ervin Laszlo, PhD is one of many thinkers who proposes the idea of a cosmic consciousness, describing it as a web that connects the entire universe. This field manifests locally in the human brain, theoretically meaning that the brain is able to connect to the consciousness of the entire universe. He calls this deep dimension of consciousness the Akashic Field, borrowing the term from ancient Hindu philosophy. In support of this theory, he presents numerous case-studies of near-death experiences, after-death communication, and recollections of past lives.
Laszlo writes:
“We are beginning to see the entire universe as a holographically interlinked network of energy and information. We, and all things in the universe, are non-locally connected with each other and with all other things in ways that are unfettered by the hitherto known limitations of space and time.”
Those “known limitations of space and time” are the border walls of materialist science, and in the last century, quantum mechanics has begun to tear that wall down, one brick at a time. Quantum entanglement proves that tiny particles can communicate instantaneously in defiance of our known rules governing space and time. Many have hypothesized that if these tiny particles can remain connected outside of standard physical means, than the entire universe is inherently connected, as Laszlo and others have suggested. And while that may someday be proven true, we have barely scratched the surface when it comes to the quantum implications of the mind.
Although there is extensive evidence for non-local consciousness, it is rarely embraced by mainstream scientists because it can’t be measured using currently available technology, and that makes significant progress challenging. Accepting non-locality forces the rejection of a purely materialist worldview, and that is a huge disruption for our current scientific paradigm, which dominates consensus thinking on how we understand the world. Yet, the study of consciousness is slowly forcing materialistic science to admit it may not be able to explain everything.
As Nikola Tesla famously said, “The day science begins to study non-physical phenomena, it will make more progress in one decade than in all the previous centuries of its existence.” The study of human consciousness could be the motivating factor pushing us towards that new frontier.
