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The transcript discusses the concept of entering one's "God Arc," which involves achieving a higher level of consciousness by synchronizing the physical, mental, and spiritual planes of existence. The speaker emphasizes that many people operate only on the physical plane, limiting their potential. To manifest desired realities, one must transcend the illusions of the physical realm, which is characterized by the ego and limited perception. The speaker explains that true change comes from altering one's frequency, which includes beliefs, emotions, and identity. By seeing the world as "frozen imagination" and recognizing the divine in others, individuals can align with their desired realities.

• The concept of the "God Arc" is introduced as the highest level of consciousness, distinct from the "winter Arc," which is limited to a single plane of existence.
• Successful manifestation necessitates the unity and synchronization across three planes of existence: physical, mental, and spiritual.
• Prioritizing one plane over the others leads to suffering and difficulties in reality.
• The "God Arc" involves transcending third-dimensional realm illusions to achieve a desired reality.

"In order for you to enter your desired reality, you need to enter your God Arc, which is the highest level of consciousness that you've ever been in."

• The "God Arc" represents a state of consciousness beyond the illusions of the third-dimensional realm, necessary for manifesting desired realities.

• Most people operate from a single plane of existence, typically the physical, which limits their potential to 33%.
• The three planes of existence are mental, physical, and spiritual, also referred to as Body, Mind, and Spirit.
• Successful manifestation requires synchronization across all three planes.

"All successful manifestation requires a synchronization across all three planes of existence."

• Emphasizes the necessity of aligning mental, physical, and spiritual planes for effective manifestation.

• The physical plane is described as the realm of illusion, where what is perceived is only a fraction of reality.
• The physical plane is tied to the ego, which is reliant on the five physical senses.
• Operating solely from the physical plane confines individuals within illusions, trapping their desired realities.

"The physical plane is the realm of illusion because you see a fraction of reality."

• Highlights the limited perception provided by the physical plane, emphasizing the need to transcend it.

• Action is described as the lowest level of consciousness, having the least impact on changing reality.
• Correct mental action is a prerequisite for effective physical action.
• Many people mistakenly rely solely on physical action to change their lives, which is inadequate.

"Action is the lowest level of consciousness, meaning action has the lowest impact when it comes to changing reality."

• Stresses that action alone is insufficient for entering a desired reality, and higher consciousness is required.

• The "God Arc" is defined as the ability to act from the highest level of consciousness.
• Consciousness is interchangeable with frequency, expressed as a degree of awareness.
• The "God Arc" entails navigating the third-dimensional realm with a high level of awareness, above reality's illusions.

"God Arc is your ability to act from the highest level of consciousness."

• The "God Arc" involves a heightened awareness that transcends the illusions of reality, essential for manifestation.

• God is described as an impersonal level of consciousness, not influenced by human actions or emotions.
• This impersonal nature is comparable to electricity, which is impartial and does not discriminate.
• The true temple of God is the mind, which is above the illusions of the physical plane.

"God is no respecter of persons."

• Emphasizes the impartiality of God, focusing on the mind as the true temple, beyond physical actions.

• The physical plane is described as the realm of effect, implying that changes cannot be made by altering effects alone.
• Action is considered the lowest level of consciousness, and attempting to make changes at this level is ineffective.
• The concept of duality is discussed, emphasizing that good and bad are simply categorizations by the ego.
• Oneness is presented as a fundamental truth beyond duality, where distinctions like positive and negative lose their meaning.

"You cannot change an effect by changing an effect; that is backwards, that doesn't make any sense."

• This quote highlights the futility of trying to change outcomes by focusing solely on the physical realm of effects.

"Action is the last thing that we do as human beings."

• Actions are the final result of a chain of events, starting from intuition and frequency, suggesting that focusing solely on actions is ineffective.

• Intuition is described as "inner tuition" or inner guidance, preceding actions and being influenced by one's frequency.
• Frequency is equated with mental attitude, affecting intuition and the actions one is compelled to take.
• Manifestation is redefined as an internal shift, where emotional dependence on external reality ceases.

"Intuition is comprised of two words: inner tuition, inner teaching, inner guidance."

• Intuition is an internal process that guides actions and is influenced by one's frequency.

"Manifestation is internally shifting to a degree to which you're no longer emotionally dependent upon seeing reality change."

• Manifestation involves an internal transformation rather than external changes, emphasizing the importance of internal states over physical actions.

• Changing one's frequency has a cascading effect on intuition, compulsion, and actions.
• The example of going to the gym illustrates how frequency affects motivation and consistency in actions.
• Aligning one's frequency with desired outcomes ensures that actions are naturally aligned and effective.

"If you can change your frequency, this will have a domino effect on the intuition you receive."

• Altering one's frequency initiates a series of changes that lead to aligned and effective actions.

"Your frequency is the boundaries of anything that you could ever materialize your reality."

• Frequency sets the limits of what can be manifested, emphasizing its foundational role in creating reality.

• Entering the "God Arc" involves seeing the world with the eyes of God, recognizing consciousness as the substance of reality.
• The externalization of God is criticized, with emphasis placed on recognizing God within oneself.
• Consciousness and matter are presented as the same energy, differing only in their rate of vibration.

"The true temple of God, the dwelling place of God, is within you."

• This quote underscores the idea that divinity is internal, challenging traditional externalized views of God.

"Mind is matter. The way that you need to conceptualize it is this: mind is interchangeable with consciousness."

• Mind and matter are the same energy, differing only in vibration, illustrating the interconnectedness of consciousness and physical reality.

• Polarity is described as an illusion of separation existing only in the third-dimensional realm.
• Examples like steam and ice are used to explain how seemingly distinct entities are the same at different vibrations.
• Understanding polarity helps in recognizing the unity of consciousness and matter.

"Polarity is a fancy way of saying separation, but it's separation that only exists in our third-dimensional realm."

• Polarity is an illusion, emphasizing that separation is not a fundamental truth but a perception limited to our dimensional experience.

"The world that you live in can be conceptualized as frozen imagination."

• This metaphor suggests that reality is a manifestation of consciousness, frozen into tangible forms, highlighting the creative power of the mind.

• The perception of the world as fixed and unchangeable is a misconception; everything is in constant motion at a microscopic level.
• The Hermetic tradition's law of vibration states that nothing rests; everything vibrates.
• The world is described as "frozen imagination," suggesting that all material objects first existed as thoughts or ideas in someone's mind.
• To change reality, one must alter their perception and see the world as moldable and dynamic.

"Our mind inherently unconsciously subconsciously perceives the world as something that is unmovable, something that is fixated and permanent."

• This quote highlights the common misconception that the physical world is static and unchangeable.

"The world that you live in is frozen imagination."

• This statement emphasizes the idea that everything in the physical world was once an idea or thought, reinforcing the concept of the world as a product of imagination.

"Mind and matter are the exact same energy; the only difference is their rate of vibration."

• This quote explains the connection between thoughts and physical reality, suggesting that both are forms of energy differing only in their vibrational frequency.

• To reconstruct reality, one must first reconstruct their internal perception and understanding of the world.
• The process involves seeing everything as a product of imagination, which allows for the molding and creation of one's desired reality.
• The transformation of the internal self is a prerequisite for external change and materialization of desires.

"In order for you to enter your desired reality, you need to reconstruct your reality, but the beginning, the prerequisite to a reconstruction of your reality is a reconstruction of you."

• This quote underscores the necessity of internal change as a foundation for altering one's external reality.

"You will never be able to materialize anything externally until it first exists internally."

• This emphasizes the importance of internal beliefs and perceptions as the starting point for creating change in the external world.

• Every person is viewed as a physical expression of God, and recognizing this divinity in others is essential.
• The concept of separation is an illusion; everyone is interconnected and part of the divine.
• Perception of others as divine influences how they perceive and interact with you.

"Each and every single person that you meet is a mask that God is wearing."

• This quote illustrates the idea that every individual is a manifestation of the divine, wearing a "mask" of individuality.

"Until you can see the god in them, they will not be able to see the god in you."

• This statement highlights the reciprocal nature of perception and the importance of recognizing divinity in others to be seen as divine oneself.

• Our perception of the world is a projection of our internal state and consciousness.
• Changing the way we perceive life will lead to changes in how life presents itself to us.
• The concept of "perception is projection" suggests that altering our internal consciousness will change our external experiences.

"Until you change the way you look at life, life won't change the way it looks at you."

• This quote emphasizes the transformative power of changing one's perspective to alter life experiences.

"You don't see your level of you don't read a book; you don't watch a video; you read your level of Consciousness and you watch your level of Consciousness."

• This statement explains that our understanding and interpretation of information are filtered through our current level of consciousness.

• Christ Consciousness represents a state of unity with infinite intelligence or God.
• Achieving this state involves transcending the illusion of separation and recognizing oneself as a physical manifestation of the divine.
• Aligning with this consciousness can alleviate suffering and bring harmony with the infinite intelligence.

"Christ is a particular degree of Consciousness to which you are in direct Unity with the infinite intelligence or God."

• This quote defines Christ Consciousness as a state of being in harmony with divine intelligence.

"Anytime that we experience a degree of suffering... that's simply because we are direct out of alignment with the infinite intelligence and with God."

• This statement suggests that suffering is a result of being out of sync with the divine and that realignment can bring relief and transformation.

• The principle of treating others as you'd like to be treated is emphasized as a profound and esoteric truth.
• Understanding that there are no "others," only reflections of oneself, is crucial to overcoming the illusion of separation and polarity.
• Personal progress is hindered when trapped by illusions, which restricts growth in the third-dimensional realm.

"Treat others how you want to be treated because you're not treating others; there is no others. There is only you."

• This quote highlights the concept of oneness and the illusion of separation, urging a shift in perspective to see others as reflections of oneself.

• The third-dimensional realm is the realm of effects, and true change comes from altering the cause, not the effect.
• Inner change is necessary for outer change; physical reality is dependent on mental and spiritual states.
• Esoterically, a "false god" is anything external perceived as a causality in one's reality.

"There can be no outer change until there's first inner change; your physical is directly reliant on your mental spiritual."

• This emphasizes the importance of focusing on inner transformation to manifest desired changes in the external world.

"You must see the causes, not the effects. Instead of thinking, 'How can I change my reality?' the question is, 'How can I change myself?'"

• This statement underscores the need to focus on self-transformation as the root of altering external circumstances.

• Frequency, comprised of beliefs, attention, emotionally charged thoughts, identity, and emotions, is the true "you."
• To alter the effects in your life, you must change the cause by aligning your frequency with your desired reality.
• Playing the game "backwards" by focusing on effects rather than causes leads to dissatisfaction and stagnation.

"If you want to enter a different effect, then you need to alter the cause."

• This quote stresses the necessity of adjusting one's internal state to achieve different external outcomes.

"You need to stop seeing effects... and what you actually need to do is to shift it to yourself to see the causes in your reality."

• This highlights the importance of introspection and self-awareness in understanding and changing one's reality.

• Spirituality without the ability to control one's reality is deemed vanity.
• The true purpose of spiritual practices is questioned if they don't lead to a reality that one desires.

"Spirituality without the ability to control your reality is vanity."

• This statement challenges the value of spiritual practices that do not result in tangible improvements in one's life.

• Time is an illusion of the third-dimensional realm, and progress is restricted by adherence to this illusion.
• Manifestation involves operating as if the desired reality is already here, transcending time constraints.
• True manifestation is the internal shift to a state where external validation of change is unnecessary.

"You have to detach yourself from the illusion of time... your desired reality has already happened."

• This emphasizes the need to transcend time to realize and manifest one's desired reality.

"Manifestation is internally shifting to a degree to which you're no longer emotion dependent upon seeing reality change."

• This quote underlines the internal transformation required for manifestation, focusing on feeling rather than seeing change.