Truly Miraculous Mental Technique/Process: Busting Loose From The Manifestation Game

The speaker discusses the book "Busting Loose from the Money Game" by Robert Scheinfeld, emphasizing its accessible approach to complex spiritual concepts akin to those in "A Course in Miracles." They describe a transformative process outlined in the book that involves reclaiming power from perceived limitations and illusions, suggesting it can lead to significant personal insights. The speaker also shares personal anecdotes about using a continuous glucose monitoring system, which provided insights into their health, and reflects on familial influences on their health perceptions. They advocate for recognizing and valuing spiritual and personal growth, encouraging readers to support authors who provide valuable insights.

• The speaker references the book "Busting Loose from the Money Game" by Robert Scheinfeld, discussing its impact and simplicity.
• The book is described as digestible and appealing, even for those who consider themselves intellectuals.
• There is a comparison to "A Course in Miracles," suggesting the book introduces deep spiritual concepts in a more accessible format.

"I've referenced Busting Loose from the Money Game recently... I read it and I was kind of blown away by it."

• The speaker found the book impactful and unexpectedly profound, despite its simple presentation.

"You could read this book and say this is woooo garbage... but what this guy is talking about in this book... is some of the deepest spiritual stuff there is."

• The book may initially seem fantastical, but it introduces core spiritual ideas in an accessible way.

• Spiritual progress is described as non-linear, with ups and downs rather than a straightforward path.
• The speaker emphasizes the importance of experiencing moments of truth, even if temporarily.
• Such experiences are vital because once the truth is known, it cannot be forgotten.

"I think a lot of people are trying to progress forward in sort of a linear fashion... when in reality this sort of like path to progress is very much an up and down up and down spiky type of thing."

• Spiritual growth is an unpredictable journey, characterized by fluctuations rather than a steady ascent.

"Just having an experience where even for a few minutes you see the truth... you don't forget the truth."

• Brief encounters with truth are significant and leave a lasting impact on one's spiritual journey.

• The speaker encourages buying the book if it provides value, supporting the idea of exchanging value for value.
• This exchange demonstrates confidence in one's ability to give and receive value.
• The speaker mentions that positive vibes are sufficient if monetary contribution is not possible.

"If you get anything of value of spiritual value from this... go to Amazon and buy the book... give the value for getting the value."

• Supporting the author financially when receiving value from their work is encouraged as part of a value exchange principle.

"Don't give me anything just send me a positive vibe that'll do."

• The speaker values positive energy and intentions as a form of exchange if financial contribution is not feasible.

• The "Mini Process" is introduced as part of the transition into phase two of the "human game."
• Phase two involves moving beyond manifesting external happiness to addressing internal limitations.
• Two scenarios are described: experiences causing discomfort and those revealing limitations without discomfort.

"As you move into phase two of the human game... you'll notice two scenarios unfolding relating to money and finances."

• Phase two involves recognizing and addressing both discomfort and unseen limitations in one's life.

"Experiences that cause you to feel discomfort and experiences that don't cause you to feel discomfort but point the way to limiting eggs in the field."

• The process helps identify and address both types of experiences, promoting personal growth and awareness.

• The concept presented challenges the perception of money as a tangible reality, suggesting it is an illusion and a creation of consciousness.
• The process involves recognizing discomfort with financial situations and reclaiming personal power by understanding these situations are not real.
• It emphasizes the importance of viewing oneself as a creator or a part of the universe rather than a passive recipient of circumstances.

"Your checking account isn't real; the deposit and withdrawal numbers on the statement aren't real, and the balance isn't real."

• This quote underlines the idea that financial figures are mere illusions and not reflective of true reality.

"You want to take the opportunity to reclaim your power from it and reaffirm what's true to support you in busting loose from the money game."

• It suggests the need to detach from the illusion of financial figures and reclaim personal power by recognizing the truth beyond these illusions.

• The mini process is a simplified version of a broader process for addressing discomfort by acknowledging and reclaiming power from perceived realities.
• It involves a series of affirmations and visualizations to internalize the idea that perceived realities are creations of one's consciousness.
• The mini process is used when there is no significant discomfort, focusing on the realization and reclamation of power.

"The mini process is the same as the process except you don't dive into the discomfort as step one because there isn't any discomfort there."

• This highlights that the mini process is applicable when discomfort is absent, focusing instead on the realization of one's creative power.

"I reclaim my power from this creation."

• This step in the process emphasizes the act of reclaiming personal power from perceived realities, reinforcing the idea of self-empowerment.

• The process consists of several steps: acknowledging creation, recognizing the unreality, reclaiming power, and feeling the energy surge.
• It involves visualizations of energy being reclaimed from perceived illusions and integrating back into oneself.
• The process is described as transformative, allowing individuals to feel re-energized and more aligned with their true selves.

"I am creating this; it's not real; it's completely made up; it's a creation of my consciousness."

• These affirmations reinforce the understanding that perceived realities are self-created and not inherently real.

"As I reclaim the power, I feel it coming back to me... I feel it surging through me."

• This describes the experiential aspect of the process, where individuals visualize and feel the energy returning to them, enhancing self-awareness and empowerment.

• The discussion connects the process to broader spiritual teachings, such as "A Course in Miracles," highlighting the universal truth of illusions and energy.
• It acknowledges various perspectives and teachings that convey similar messages about reality and personal empowerment.
• The process is seen as part of a larger journey of understanding and aligning with one's true nature beyond illusions.

"Everything is talking about the same thing; there's only one truth; it's just a million different perspectives on how to view it."

• This quote suggests that various teachings and philosophies converge on the same core truth about reality and personal empowerment.

"What you're feeding your energy into is what matters, and you can just stop it."

• It emphasizes the power of choice in directing one's energy and attention, highlighting the ability to disengage from illusions and focus on personal empowerment.

• The lesson is a review of two other lessons focusing on truth and forgiveness.
• Key phrases to remind oneself: "Truth will correct all errors in my mind" and "I am mistaken when I think I can be hurt in any way."
• Emphasis on the idea that individuals are safe within the mind of God and that truth and love are the ultimate realities.

"Truth will correct all errors in my mind. I am mistaken when I think I can be hurt in any way. I am God's son whose self rests safely in the mind of God."

• This quote highlights the core belief that truth dispels misconceptions and emphasizes the safety and divine nature of one's true self.

• Forgiveness is not about being the bigger person but recognizing the illusionary nature of wrongdoings.
• Reality is seen as an illusion, with love being the only truth.
• Forgiveness involves seeing beyond the illusion to recognize the inherent goodness in reality.

"Forgiveness is about recognizing that this is entirely an illusion. It's not reality. It's not real. What's real is behind the illusion, and what's real is good."

• This quote explains that forgiveness is about understanding the illusory nature of perceived wrongs and seeing the underlying truth of love and goodness.

• The lesson ties into the concept of giving and receiving being interconnected.
• Emphasizes the importance of giving value to receive value, as they are two sides of the same coin.
• Suggests that perception can blind individuals to the value they receive, and correcting perception can reveal solutions and dispel perceived problems.

"It's impossible for you not to receive, and I do think that it is possible to delay receiving. I think it is possible to receive and not perceive that you have."

• This quote underscores the belief that giving and receiving are inherently linked, and perception plays a crucial role in recognizing received value.

• The speaker shares personal experiences of taking a day off and spending time with pets, highlighting the importance of rest and personal time.
• Mentions the joy of reconnecting with a pet, which underscores the value of presence and companionship.
• Expresses gratitude for a recommendation to use a continuous glucose monitoring system, which provided unexpected insights into health.

"My Tiggy cat finally came and jumped on me and laid down with me. She hasn't done that in months, and I suspected it was because I wasn't home enough."

• This quote illustrates the speaker's realization of the importance of being present and the joy it brings in personal relationships.

• The speaker discusses using a continuous glucose monitor to gain insights into their health.
• Surprised by the results, which confirmed suspicions about the benefits of unprocessed foods.
• Conducted an experiment with ice cream and a cupcake to observe glucose response, revealing minimal blood sugar impact.

"I had a half a pint of Haagen-Dazs vanilla ice cream and a cupcake last night for science. My blood sugar never went above like 105."

• This quote reflects the speaker's experiment with glucose monitoring, highlighting the unexpected stability in blood sugar levels despite consuming sugary foods.

• The speaker discusses monitoring their blood sugar levels and observes unexpected fluctuations, including spikes and dips.
• They note a correlation between blood sugar levels and sleep quality, particularly how adrenaline affects heart rate and sleep.
• The speaker decides to experiment with dietary choices, such as eating Taco Bell for scientific observation of its effects on blood sugar.

"I weighed a lot more than this the last time I was doing blood sugar sticks and my blood sugar was going up to like 210 after eating ice cream and it's not doing anything now that can't be good."

• The speaker reflects on past experiences with blood sugar levels, noting a discrepancy between past and current readings, raising concerns about their health.

"There are long periods while I'm sleeping where my blood sugar goes super low to like 55 and this totally explains a bunch of sleep issues that I have seen from the Fitbit over the last couple of years."

• The speaker identifies a connection between low blood sugar during sleep and sleep disturbances, as indicated by data from a Fitbit device.

"It's another thing when you can actually see it happening and correlate it to your sleep which then is impacting you in a way that you feel and are experiencing during the day."

• The realization of the tangible impact of blood sugar on sleep and daily well-being prompts the speaker to reconsider dietary habits.

• The speaker describes their approach to managing health issues, emphasizing self-monitoring and practice over immediate medical consultation.
• There is a discussion about familial influences, particularly concerning breast cancer and the speaker's relationship with their mother.

"I know for a fact like do you hear me I know everything will fall into place with this and that this problem is done it's done it's solved."

• The speaker expresses confidence in their ability to manage health issues through self-awareness and monitoring.

"My mom and her siblings are not the crack potty type...but we're not talking about like crystals and seances or anything like these are typical Midwestern people."

• The speaker discusses the pragmatic nature of their family, contrasting it with more esoteric beliefs, and how this influences their health perspectives.

"I basically had to say get off my tits mom last year because she kept talking about you know going and getting a mammogram and I was just like I will do it when I'm ready."

• The speaker recounts tension with their mother over health monitoring, specifically regarding mammograms, highlighting a desire for autonomy in health decisions.

• The speaker shares family beliefs about reincarnation, particularly concerning their resemblance to a deceased relative who had breast cancer.
• These beliefs influence family dynamics and the speaker's thoughts on health and mortality.

"I've heard this my whole life just as like a sort of a joke oh you're just like June you're just like June."

• The speaker reflects on familial comments about resembling a relative, June, who died of breast cancer, and how this shapes their health concerns.

"If I'm June reincarnated, I hope I don't have a breast cancer theme running through all of my lifetimes."

• The speaker humorously contemplates the implications of being considered a reincarnation of a relative with a history of breast cancer.

• The speaker emphasizes the importance of self-awareness in recognizing and addressing personal health and emotional challenges.
• They acknowledge the role of family in shaping their physical and emotional experiences but stress the importance of individual discernment.

"All these things illuminate themselves and if you're aware then you can see them and use them if you're not maybe you'll miss it."

• The speaker highlights the value of awareness in identifying and utilizing insights from personal experiences for growth and well-being.