The Love Technology Experience. A Sacred Geometry Blog

I have been really excited about learning and experiencing some very amazing things. Some of it is pretty hard to describe, and after some really peculiarly nice experiences I am experiencing the effects of The Sacred Geometry Posters, Stickers & Love Technology more and more everyday.

If you have watched Cory’s videos or hear him speak, I am sure you have heard some very profound things being said. I have never heard anyone claim to have anywhere close to 300 near-death experiences though, which is one thing that really gives him an interesting perspective on life. Over at the Wish For Love site you can Watch a Free DVD Online of Cory explaining some principles of the technology and sacred geometry. 

I feel very curious about the some of the concepts he has shared because it seems that the best option to learn about what he has to share has been just to experience it firsthand. At first many of the things he talked about sounded really outlandish and I really had to pay attention to get what he was saying about some of the more technical aspects of the technology and its effects.

It’s pretty scary how much the effects of the Sacred Geometry can be felt, and as time goes on they just keep compounding. I sometimes imagine the fantastic possibilities of what a lot more of the technology could really help out with. I wonder if it’s just a placebo effect too, because they are effective more than 50% of the time in all drug and medicine studies. So maybe even if it is just a placebo effect, it may be worth it to actually have something that I am not so sure about because of the results it creates in my perception of life and the physiology of my body. 

Any pattern, no matter how deeply rooted, is becoming much easier to notice, remedy (if it’s negative) and enhance (if it’s positive) with less effort. My experience and awareness of intuition and synchronicities has been greatly enhanced and increased. Relief is probably a very good word to describe the effect of Sacred G Love Tech on me over time.

When you start to believe that stress and tension in your body is extremely counter-productive to the learning process, you can easily understand why things start to make more sense when you feel better, especially when learning about feeling better and experiencing more sensations of relief and pleasure in your body now and anytime. If you have ever experienced relief, then you know it feels really nice. 

But when you imagine that relief, I wonder if you can imagine what would feel better than that relief? What flavor or mood or scent could you add to that to make it jus a little bit more perfect?  

If you want to, ask your self questions like that a few times and by the end of the article you may notice your self feeling or automatically being able to feel relief more effortlessly than ever before. 

Warning: Never Try To Do Anything Effortlessly!

(remember what Yoda said.”Do or Not, There is No Try.”)

 

In the meantime, I am going to share with you a very exciting short summary of an enhancing system for your mind that is useful for any person dealing with the motions and energies of moving bodies. This basically means you.

I have been reading a book called The Geometry of Meaning by Arthur M. Young and he presents some really profound connections that have aided a lot in having full and clear thoughts. I have noticed how the 12-part Rosetta Stone for Generating Meaning corresponds with the Zodiac and Timothy Leary’s 24-part theory of the psychology of self, evolution, and tarot.

Noticing this has led me to experiment and play with these mental technologies. As one mad with wine, I can enthusiastically analyze any situation with these new concepts because they cover as many aspects of a thing anything could cover, and it is very nice to have the template for that when looking at or trying to analyze… well, basically any specific thing.

To learn about Leary’s Grid check-out Angel Tech: A Modern Shaman’s Guide to Reality Selection in the Activate Section Link at the top of the page or wait until one of the next posts.

 

I will start with an awareness that the validity of geometry is independent of the substance of the elements composing that geometry. That basically means that at the foundation of existence, there are equivalent geometric relationships.

If you begin to imagine what you have established in your life, you will notice that the idea of establishment is opposed to the things you have transformed in your life. The idea that something can be diametrically opposed to something else comes from the word “diameter” (of a circle) which is geometry. This is like the Taoist concept of Chaos-Change (Transformation) and Order-Stillness (Establishment), which is what is expressed in the ying-yang symbol.

Understanding Calculus is Fundamental To Life. Make sure you grasp what a rate of change is, and what the rate of change of a rate of change is.

Taking these ideas further we can create a 4-fold geometry that corresponds to Position (Length), Velocity, Acceleration, and Control (The 3^rd derivative of position with respect to time – rate of change of acceleration – gas and brake pedals).   

We can use this to think about anything. Let’s use our powers of attention for our benefit and think about feeling good. This would also be a useful thing to understand (presumably).

 

 

1. What are the observable and viewable aspects of feeling good?

The aspects of the idea itself (Do ideas exist?), and how you can see it in the human race and other people’s faces and read about it in books and stories. Also the neuro-transmitters flowing through our brains and body’s help us feel what we call “Good,” which can really be many different things at different times (and some times many things at once).

What are the scientific objective and particular parts of it that a scientist could test with the right instruments? Changes in the body? Changes in the brain? Changes in perspective? Changes in thought process or contraction and relaxation in muscles? What makes people happy? Who is happy? Can you ask where happiness is? Can you say exactly what point in time you were, are, or will be happy?  If you can remember the good times, what and when and where were they? Does a smile mean happiness? 

What is happiness? Is it what you thought it was? Does THE idea of happiness change? Does YOUR idea of happiness change?

 

 

2. When was the last time you felt good? Can you remember what it feels like? Whatdoes it feel like now as you think about and re-experience it? Are you feeling better  already now or just not quite yet in just the way you are able to easily tune into and focus on the right parts of your body?

What could feel better than relief? This part is all about your personal and subjective experience of feeling really good. The sensations, feelings, and moods flowing through your body that you experience personally.

If you want it to be easier to feel better, sit back in your chair and just take a minute to breath and wiggle your toes, and imagine what really satisfies you or how it feels to experience utter satisfaction. If you want to have some fun, notice that the feeling has a color, and then notice how when you take deep breathes, every time you breath in, you can see and feel this feeling growing stronger and bigger, and then brighter and more colorful with every exhale. That feeling and those sensations are pretty rad, as well as being this aspect of feeling good.

 

 

3. What do you believe about feeling good? How do you know when you feel good? Do you know when you feel good? Is what feeling good does to you, people, and the world “good”? Do you think of feeling good as being a good or bad thing or something else?  Is it good to feel good? When is it good to feel good? How is it for you? Could feeling good be even better for you? Right Now? Who do you believe feels good (check to see if your answer is similar to the answer for the earlier question about who feels good objectively) How do you know who feels good? Is feeling good ever bad?

Do you need to do anything at all to feel good? Do you believe you can do nothing and feel good? (Can you believe that could be the easiest and best way? Do you believe it is? When is it and when is it not? )

What do you believe can make you happy? When do you believe you really feel the best? What do you believe happiness is? What do you believe feeling happy is or means?

Do your beliefs about feeling good change when it is not you experiencing it? Do you believe answering these questions fully may be useful to you in your purpose to feel better, now, in the near future, and in the long run? What do you believe may be useful for feeling better in the long run (short-term gratification or long-term satisfaction)? Does working feel good?

Is it possible to purposely feel good?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

4. What is the function of feeling good? (What is the function of work?)(You should know how you know when you feel good, in order to answer the following questions.)

Why do you feel good? (NOT WHAT makes you feel good - WHY) For what purpose do you feel good? What happens when you feel good?  Do you feel good just to feel good? Do you feel good to show that you feel good? Do you feel good to experience something you prefer?

Do you ever PURPOSELY FEEL GOOD? When you do, what do you get from it? Do you accidentally feel good ever? If accidental (unplanned) happiness has a purpose, what is it? Does accidental happiness have a purpose?

 

After answering these questions you should have a much better hold on what happiness is for you and the world around you. You also got to see the 4 topics or question groups, which also relate to Aristotle’s 4 causes, that can be use to sufficiently analyze any situation (within certain limits).  In summary, the 4 ideas to base your 4 question groups on are basically as follows:

 

1. Objective Existence and Description. Position in Time and Space.(A Happy Person)

2. How it is experienced though your and other people’s senses (ask them). Feeling, Experience, and Sensation in the body (Tingly toes, relaxed body, _________ Feels good).

3. Beliefs about the idea or object. What you personally think about the idea or object. (Feeling good is nice, I Feel good when I _______)

4. The function of the idea or object. The purpose or the projective reason for its existence. Whatever you want use it for. (We, the “operators”, say “feel good” in order to convey a universal experience or idea of experience. That is the word. But actual experience of feeling good could be for the purpose of feeling better than you felt before.)

 

Thoughts

-I remember reading once that your unconscious mind is planning what your going to be doing in ten minutes, as you read this right now. Also, when one learns hypnosis (There is no such things as hypnosis) you may then have another perspective on the purpose of certain behaviors. If you think about it, maybe you are more present and aware and put more purpose into certain behaviors at specific times, and realize, when and how that may be useful for you to notice these types of things, and easily allowing them to help you, you may find you are able to direct your attention in magical and fantastic ways.

You have just dialed in a good bit of information into your brain if you read this whole article, and at the very end you may notice that you cannot remember the whole thing very easily. If you try, you can, but it is really nice just to let it sit, and maybe have a conversation with someone or just let your favorite understandings and highlighted memories come back to you at whatever time they do.

For me it is fun to watch how my understandings develop after I first hear, read, or watch something, because in order to understand things more and more you just have to connect them with other things in your life that you already know and understand. 

It seems this article grew up pretty quick, and even though I hate to starve your royal brain cells once again, but I must save the secret of what changes the chemicals in our brains until the next article. Also this allows me to have my first contest.

The first person to email(click to send me an email) me with the correct one word answer for the question “What changes the chemicals and activity in the brain?” will get $5 dollars sent to their Paypal account if they have one (There are multiple acceptable answers- some people may want you to think it is “drugs”, and I will not accept “music” but offer it as an explicit hint). There are many hints that can be found in this article if you feel like you absolutely must know right now.

Good Luck, Good Times; Love, and Do what you will.

-Nate

P.S. Stay tuned for next week when we reveal how Timothy Leary’s Tarot Grid relates to Arthur Young’s “Rosetta stone for Generating Meaning” and how they can be used together to send and receive messages directly to and from your subconscious mind deliberately. Develop your own secret personal language and customize it for your own self, knowledge, goals, situations, experiences, memories, skills, and purposeful life paths that are important to you with ease, elegance, and a scientific system to guide you through simple, powerful step-by-step techniques that may cause radical change, permanent positive tranformation, incredible instant results, and a customized addiction to making good decisions, having fun and treating yourself and others better, which takes over your life as you start to always feel happy. 

CAUTION: From the very first time you attempt it consciously, it will have changed your brain forever, and if you do not yet know what changes your brain, you will inevitably find out, no matter what. And don’t start to anticipate yet, because the wait has only just begun. And in the end, really it’s rest assured, that when it first gets here, you might know you are having fun.

The possibilities of the brain are incredible and seemingly endless, and if Ripley would have known how the brain and perception worked, I bet he would have put it in a museum and told people to “Believe it, or Not.”

 

And at first they might not. 

 

In an earlier Post I said I would share a technique that Anthony Robbins uses for incredible rapid change. It is probably the most powerful NLP technique I have ever encountered of and it is not in any books anywhere. Anyone who tries this will soon understand what I mean.

Trust me, you’ll like it.

If you are a fan of Anthony Robbins you may have already heard him talk about it, but he never really goes into the process in depth. I once heard him mention how he wanted to be able to stop eating and push his plate of food away when he was full. He wanted to feel good about it too.
So he decided to practice these body positions and motions everyday for a week or two, really going through it, feeling it and imagining it over and over, until he started to feel good pushing his plate away when he felt full (he had a limiting belief that he had to always finish the entire plate which led to him having a weight problem).

This process that he went through can be expanded and turned into a really amazing NLP technique using your body’s physiological, & muscle (kinesthetic) memory which is one of most powerful resources you have access to that you can use to effect your mood.

After I found this technique I realized I had been looking for it for a long time. I had always noticed how my body position really had a powerful effect on my mood. I have heard of articles saying how you can smile and you will start to feel good because it is linked so intensely in our brains.

Plus, everyone has a “depressed stance”, and you know if you stand up straight and lift your chin up, you start to a little better.

 

If you decide you want to get rid of that depressed stance or slouch forever, then you may want to see how easy this technique is so you can expand on it in your own ways to make it the most transformative, customized, and fun as possible for you personally.

Before you do the exercise it is best to understand what sub-modalities are in NLP. They are basically aspects of an experience, state, or feeling (modalities like your five senses, which code experiences).

Each aspect of the experience is a sub-modality. Some of the common ones are: (visual) location, distance, brightness, color, shape, moving or still, 2-d or 3-d, clear or fuzzy,(auditory) volume, pitch, tempo, rhythm, pace, duration, intensity, harmony, looping, fading in and out, moving location, direction, whose voice, one or many, number of sounds,(kinesthetic) sensation, location in the body, movement direction, pressure, intensity, temperature, breathing rate.

There are also sub modalities for smell and taste and other things, but they are less common and you can use what works best for you.

It is probably best to do this alone or with someone you trust so they can help you remember the sub-modalities of the different states. It may be easier to enjoy and get more benefit from the process if you can make wild noises and movements without attracting attention or looking crazy to anyone near you.

First, see if you can pick one recurring, stuck or depressed state that you would rather not have ever again. Make sure it’s one that you would be grateful to get rid of for good. Also, make sure it is just one.

Get back into that state and just pretend it was happening and experience what you would see, hear, feel, smell, & sense if that experience was happening right now.

Really try and get into to it, but remember to do it just enough that you can get lots of sub-modality details; you don’t want to get too much into the bad state.

Collect as many details about the state as you can and write them down so they are easy to remember. The most important part of this technique that you should use if you use no other sub-modalities is the position that your body is in when you are in that state and a sound that is associated with it.

When you are in that bad state, are you slouched, head down, shaky, or tense? If that experience reminds you of a sound you could make, what would it be? Write them down or just remember them.

Make the sound (a sigh, a grunt, a groan, whine, or whimper) and get into the body position and test to make sure you can access the state. Do some jumping jacks to interrupt the state and then test again to be 100% sure, then interrupt again and get ready for the next step.

Now think of a state that you would rather have instead. Do the same process with that state. These might be things like standing up straight, doing a karate or martial arts move, yelling like a ninja, singing a part of a song, lunge, or any body position that you experience that feeling (any good feelings usually work).

Get the details, test, break/interrupt (jumping jacks), retest then break again.

Now for the meat of the process.

You are going to link the two states together so that the stuck state triggers the empowering state. Remember you can use all kinds of states with this technique.

Practice entering into the stuck state the way you regularly would, and right when you start to feel the bad feeling, the very moment you feel it even just the tiniest bit, instantly jump into the good feeling body position and yell or scream out your word. After doing this and having fun with it, you may really begin to see how easy it is to have a lot more fun and effortlessly transform yourself while doing it.

Do this about 3 – 10 times a day (or more) for a week or two and that state will be gone forever, replaced instead with the powerful state that you installed. Choose only one pair of states to work with for each week or two that you do it so that you can solidify the beneficial connections with the utmost strength and focus.

You are building a bridge from your negative state to your positive one, so that when you are in your negative one, your brain already has practiced moving into the positive one which make its super easy to slide into that good feeling state. Sounds great huh?

Throughout the weeks you are doing this technique, notice the times you usually run into those stuck states in your life and just make a note to yourself about how you responded and if there were any changes.

Be patient and let the process work its magic, and you may find, like most people who practice this technique daily, that it can work powerfully the first time you do it, but it is nothing in comparison to when you stick with the process for the entire two weeks and see how each time you do it, and each day you practice, you can begin to notice your thoughts and feelings around a target subject becoming more and more flexible, fun, and easy to think and feel, effortlessly, the same way as you notice all these things now.

It is good to go back to a neutral sitting or standing position after each time you do the shift so that it will link 3 states together like this. Negative -> Positive -> Neutral. Let the good feeling linger and enjoy it as you move into the neutral one again.

Here is a quick recap & a hint:

1) Identify Stuck State. Enter it & Name the emotion or feeling in own words.

2) Get Sub-modality details, body position, & sound for state.

Test, break, retest, & break.

3) Identify Empowered State. Enter it & Name the emotion or feeling.

4) Get Sub-modality details, body position, & sound for state.

Test, break, retest, & break.

5)(Swish) Enter stuck state using your body position & a sound. Right when you start to feel the smallest bit of that stuck state, instantly swish/shift/jump into that other state’s body position and make the good feeling sound and then let the good feeling linger and enjoy it as you move into the neutral one again at just the right speed for you.

6) Repeat Swish for at least 3 – 10 times a day for one or two weeks after the first time.

7) After the week or weeks go by, test to make sure you cannot get back into that state & keep track of what happens during the experiences that normally trigger it.

Repeat whole process with new states whenever you suddenly feel the urge to.
It takes less than five minutes to do once you get the hang of it.

Hints:
#1 Take time to give accurate names to your states.

#2 Make sure you are doing the body positions of when you are IN the state and NOT trying to get out of it. Sometime people associate the thing they do to try and get out of the state with the actual state. But we are looking, just, for the original state, like when you aren’t trying to get away from it, you are just experiencing it fully.

#3 Once you get the hang out it you can link these together to a greater extent and create a routine like thing to build the connections in your brain to make it happen easier. Link states like this: Negative -> happy -> excited about being able to move to being happy -> joyful about being excited about being happy -> amazed about how you are joyful about being excited about being happy. Then have that whole sequence of good states triggered by the first negative state. Doing stuff like this will ensure that the negative is wiped out & gone. In theory, you could pile as many good feelings as you want on top of a negative one and bury it as deep as you like.
Experiment!

If you don’t have any ideas, imagine moving from the state of being unsure whether this would work for you, to the state of being completely and utterly sure that you can use this powerful technique and achieve incredible & rapid results/benefits that last for ever.

Or, maybe move from the state of being scared you will not have enough time to do the exercises easily each day, to the state of being excited about finding a way to do them because you know it’s going to make positive, powerful, and lasting changes for you easily.

I hope you love this technique as much as I do, and that it helps you as much as it helped me and many others.
May your god go with you.
-Nate

I came across this technique you can use to help challenge limiting beliefs that may be holding you back. If you have a belief you would like to change, these questions will help you out. I may make a section on the knowledge page for questions everyone should ask themselves. If anyone has any recommendations for more questions that people would benefit from asking themselves, send me an email.

7 Magical Questions

Q1. Are these your beliefs or those of somone else?
Q2. Are your beliefs based upon experience?
Q3. Can you think of a time in your life when your belief system was challenged by reality?
Q4. Have your beliefs ever kept you from achieving your goals?
Q5. Are certain themes reflected in your beliefs?
Q6. Are you willing to change one or more of your beliefs if they are obstacles to your goals?
Q7. Are your beliefs serving a useful purpose?