Outsmart The “Old” Version Of You That WON’T Let You Go

The speaker discusses the concept of transitioning from one's current to a desired reality, emphasizing the clash between old and new frequencies. They explain that the "old self" is an entity created by past thoughts and emotions, which resists change by triggering anxiety and negativity. The speaker highlights the importance of emotional resilience and mental awareness, arguing that understanding and managing one's internal world is crucial for manifesting desired changes in reality. They caution against external distractions and emphasize that true transformation begins with internal shifts, focusing on the mental rather than physical actions.

• The journey from current reality to desired reality involves confronting an "old version" of oneself.
• This old version is metaphorically handcuffed to its old frequency, representing resistance to change.
• Success in achieving a desired reality requires understanding and detaching from these old frequencies.

"You have an old frequency and a new frequency, and these two polarities are going to clash at every single turn."

• The transition involves a struggle between existing habits and new aspirations.

• The old version of oneself is conceptualized as an entity created by past thoughts and emotions.
• This entity is a mental construct, as per the Hermetic principle that the universe is mental.
• Understanding this entity is crucial to overcoming its influence.

"Your old frequency has a certain set of characteristics which make it very difficult for you to leave."

• The old self is deeply ingrained and resists change due to established thought patterns.

• Thought forms are collections of thoughts and emotions that contribute to the creation of mental entities.
• Emotions are more influential than thoughts in determining one's frequency and reality.
• The process of manifestation relies heavily on emotional energy.

"Emotion is the most important part; your emotion is the largest shareholder of your frequency."

• Emotions are pivotal in shaping reality and are more impactful than mere thoughts.

• Manifestation involves shifting internally to detach from emotional dependence on external changes.
• True manifestation occurs when one is content with or without the desired change.

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

• The focus should be on internal transformation rather than external validation.

• Repeated thoughts and emotions create a mental entity, representing the old self.
• This process is likened to building a mountain with stones, where each thought is a stone.

"When thought forms are repeatedly consistent, they give birth to an entity."

• Continuous repetition of thoughts solidifies them into powerful mental constructs.

• Entities like the old self are recognized in esoteric traditions, often referred to as "Watchers."
• These concepts are explored in texts like the Book of Enoch, Nag Hammadi texts, and the Apocrypha.

"In the esoteric, they're called agor; it means in Greek, it means Watchers."

• Esoteric teachings provide a framework for understanding the mental constructs that influence reality.

• Imagination and consciousness are seen as the foundational elements of reality.
• The world is described as "frozen imagination," emphasizing the mental creation of physical reality.

"Imagination is the substance of reality; consciousness is the substance of reality."

• Reality is fundamentally a mental construct shaped by imagination and consciousness.

• The old self operates as a "blind intelligence," acting based on ingrained patterns without malice.
• This entity's persistence is due to its origin in past thought and emotional patterns.

"This thing is a blind intelligence; it doesn't hate you; it was created from the way that you thought."

• The old self is a neutral construct, driven by past conditioning rather than intent.

• The concept of a spiritual double ganger is introduced, representing a negative entity formed by consistent negative thoughts and emotions over time.
• This entity persists and influences one's life, often destructively, to maintain its existence.
• The idea is likened to a horror film scenario where an alternate version of oneself exists with opposing vibrations.

"You have a double ganger in the spiritual realm that exists based on the way you've been consistently thinking over these set amount of years."

• This quote highlights the formation of a spiritual double ganger through persistent negative thinking and emotions.

"It will do so at any cost, even if that cost is self-destructive to your own progression."

• Emphasizes the destructive influence of the spiritual double ganger on personal growth.

• The old self, influenced by past negative frequencies, often outsmarts the individual by triggering negative emotions at critical moments.
• The process of overcoming this involves understanding how the old self operates and playing a metaphysical game of chess to outsmart it.
• Success in this internal battle is crucial for manifesting desired realities.

"Until you understand how the old version of you thinks, how that old frequency thinks, it will outsmart you every time."

• Stresses the importance of understanding one's old self to prevent it from hindering progress.

"This is a game of metaphysical chess, and until you can beat yourself, you will not beat yourself into a submission to a point where you can actually detach from your old reality."

• Compares the process of overcoming the old self to a strategic game of chess.

• The old self is described as needy, constantly seeking attention to maintain its influence.
• Attention is equated to energy, and where attention flows, energy follows, reinforcing old patterns.
• The old self uses frustration as a tool to glue individuals back to their old frequency.

"Your old self is absolutely needy, and it will do its utmost to get your attention."

• Illustrates the attention-seeking nature of the old self.

"Frustration is a form of glue back to your old frequency, and you get trapped up in the loop."

• Describes how frustration acts as a binding agent, keeping individuals stuck in old patterns.

• Attention should be viewed as a currency, an investment that should be directed towards desired realities rather than old patterns.
• Investing attention wisely can lead to the manifestation of a new frequency and reality.
• Awareness of how attention is used is the first step in transformation.

"You need to begin to see your attention as an investment."

• Encourages the perception of attention as a valuable resource that should be invested wisely.

"The more attention you give it, the more energy you give it, that energy carries a vibration which then compounds into a frequency which then compiles into a reality."

• Explains the process by which attention leads to the manifestation of reality through energy and vibration.

• Emphasizes the importance of redirecting energy and power back to oneself rather than externalizing it.
• The old frequency thrives on negativity, and breaking this cycle requires internal focus and redirection.

"You need to direct, redirect all that energy that you've been giving to everything outside of you back to you."

• Advises on the necessity of internal focus and reclaiming one's energy.

"Your old frequency thrives off your negativity."

• Highlights the old frequency's dependence on negative emotions to sustain itself.

• Old frequency thrives on negativity and creates circumstances to enhance it.
• This frequency is described as a "blind intelligence" that seeks to provoke emotional reactions.
• Negative emotions are reflections of past experiences and act as a glue to keep one stuck in an old frequency.

"Your old frequency thrives off your negativity, and what you have to understand about that is that it's sadistic in a sense that because it thrives off your negativity, it will create circumstances in your reality to enhance your negativity."

• This quote explains how old frequency deliberately creates negative circumstances to maintain its hold on an individual.

"It will literally be like it will be stacking things on top of you to consistently trigger you."

• This highlights the persistent nature of old frequency in creating situations that provoke emotional responses.

• Mastering oneself is essential before one can recreate their reality.
• Self-mastery involves self-realization, self-purification, and self-understanding.
• Engaging with one's demons through understanding, rather than fighting them, is crucial for growth.

"Mastering yourself is a prerequisite to mastering reality. Until you can recreate yourself, you cannot recreate your reality."

• This quote emphasizes the importance of self-mastery as a foundation for transforming one's external reality.

"I never want you to fight your demons; I want you to talk to your demons."

• This suggests a more introspective approach to dealing with personal challenges, focusing on understanding rather than conflict.

• Emotions act as a glue to old frequency; maintaining emotional resilience is key.
• Mental action, rather than physical action, is emphasized for personal transformation.
• Rearranging internal thought processes can lead to changes in the external world.

"Your emotions are a form of glue to your old frequency. If it can get an emotion out of you, you're done."

• The quote illustrates how emotions bind individuals to their past experiences and frequencies.

"Stop being so caught up on physical action. Physical action pertains to the third-dimensional realm, which is the realm of effect."

• This highlights the importance of focusing on mental and internal causes to effect change, rather than merely altering external circumstances.

• Most people live in a reactive state, influenced by what they see rather than deeper insight.
• Mindsight involves seeing beyond illusions and understanding reality from a higher frequency.
• Developing non-reactivity is crucial to overcoming the constraints of reality's illusions.

"Most of the world live in a particular form of reactive consciousness. They allow their eyes to alter their mind."

• This explains the tendency of people to react based on immediate perceptions rather than deeper understanding.

"Once you're non-reactive, that's a representation of you being on a particular frequency beyond the constraint of the illusions of our reality."

• The quote underscores the significance of achieving non-reactivity as a means of transcending superficial perceptions.

• Emotional resilience and discipline are necessary to prevent old frequency from manipulating one's emotions.
• Reality will not submit to an individual who cannot control themselves.
• Developing patience and higher-level thinking helps in managing reactions to external stimuli.

"You need to gain a certain level of mental and emotional resilience and discipline because why should reality submit to you when you can't even submit to yourself?"

• This statement emphasizes the importance of self-control as a prerequisite for influencing one's reality.

"The potentiality for higher-level thinking is shut down when the reaction is instant."

• This highlights the need for patience and thoughtful responses to avoid being trapped by reactive impulses.

• The speaker emphasizes the importance of cultivating emotional and mental patience, likening it to training a muscle.
• High-level thinking is often shut down in stressful situations, leading to reactive behavior.
• Operating from a lower level of consciousness can trap individuals in old paradigms and frequencies.

"You're going to have the potentiality to exercise some type of emotional mental patience because just like a lion when a deer spots its Predator, its higher level thinking is shut down and it immediately reacts."

• This quote explains how stress can inhibit higher-level thinking, emphasizing the need for emotional and mental patience.

• When relaxed, the brain enters a theta wave state (4 to 8 Hz), making it more receptive to ideas.
• This state is akin to hypnosis, where information can easily enter the subconscious mind.
• The speaker warns about the influence of media consumed during relaxation.

"Typically, when you're in a particular form of relaxation, your brain actually enters what's considered theta waves; it produces a particular brain wave state called theta, which is 4 to 8 Hz."

• This quote highlights the brain's vulnerability to suggestions during relaxation, likening it to a hypnotic state.

• The old frequency represents past versions of oneself, built from years of mental and emotional energy.
• It is resistant to change and projects its fear onto the individual to prevent growth.
• This frequency perpetuates fear, creating circumstances that maintain the status quo.

"The final characteristic of your old self, the old version of you, is that it's scared because you want to leave it."

• This quote describes the old frequency's fear of being left behind, highlighting its resistance to personal growth.

• The old frequency projects its fear onto individuals, causing them to associate fear with progress.
• This fear can manifest in real circumstances, reinforcing the individual's reluctance to change.
• Recognizing this trick is crucial to overcoming it and moving forward.

"The trick that your old frequency will play on you is to project its fear onto you, so you get scared of moving forward."

• This quote explains the mechanism by which the old frequency hinders progress by projecting fear.

• Understanding that fear is not one's own but a projection of the old frequency is key to overcoming it.
• By recognizing and rejecting this fear, individuals can change the balance and move towards growth.
• Awareness of this mental game allows for a shift in perspective and empowerment.

"Once you do that, you completely flip the game and you transmute the game entirely because now it's like the hell, and because of that, the balance of the scales completely change."

• This quote emphasizes the transformative power of recognizing and rejecting projected fear, leading to personal empowerment.