EBTV with host Evita Ochel and returning guest Tom Campbell in a dialogue about the nature of this virtual reality system and how to use intent in a simulation most effectively.
Tom’s Trilogy Book — My Big TOE
Specific topics covered in the video include:
How MBT changes the idea that our life is created or dictated by some “other” force. (1:43)
- the role of free will and choice in consciousness
- the role of time in consciousness
- shifting responsibility for our choices
- the meaning of free will
- what limits our choices
- dealing with consequences of all choices
- the purpose of constraints (11:42)
- challenges as opportunities
How to understand intent and intention, and use these in the most effective of ways. (13:48)
- how intention relates to motivation
- intention at the being level vs. the intellectual level
- effective use of intention in a simulation (20:12)
- effect of intention on future probability
- how to change probability
- how intent and feedback interact
- how fear interacts with intention (28:45)
- intent and the placebo effect (30:46)
- positive Ego-based intent
How intention can be used negatively due to ignorance. (37:49)
- Sadhguru’s quote: “Good intention armed with ignorance is potentially dangerous – more dangerous than evil because good intentions give legitimacy to ignorance.”
- ignorance and intellect
- how to make a good choices
- how not to be afraid to make choices
- the benefits of working with a bigger picture
Explanation of the Intent-Action-Result-Feedback learning cycle, and weaknesses of the system for us to become love. (49:22)
- reference: MBT Book 2, Ch 60
- why we put up with bad/dysfunctional situations
- the courage to change ourselves
- the importance of persistence
Why is positive change not happening faster on a collective world level. (57:57)
- what is and is not our responsibility (59:12)
- the importance of changing yourself
- the consequences of trying to fix the collective (1:02:28)
- the importance of finding our own answers / truth
- allowing others to live according to their needs
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