The Mirror Effect of Reality (the TRUTH about Reality)
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You can leave a review hereToday, I'm going to be sharing with you of understanding the mere of reality, what reality really is. Understanding the simulation that we live in, how we're all living within our own world, but then also collectively within the world and its dream itself as well. And how this understanding can totally change your life. So, the part that I think can help us understand what really makes the change in our life is understanding first off, that reality is a mirror.
Cause if reality were just a mirror, I guess I'd just be like, there's a mirror right behind the camera right now. And I'm looking at it and I'm like, is that all reality is? But the mere of reality is understanding that we may be right here. This is us, my handy dandy stick figure. Look at me, I can draw. He's got a very long torso and then very short legs. As you can see now this person will look out into reality and what this person will see for staff. This person has an energy field around their body and this person will look out into reality, the mere of reality and we'll see a reflection that is equal to that which it believes to be true. Our beliefs are reflected back to us.
Now think of this. The brain can only pick up on so many bits of information. I think it's like out of the billions of bits of information that are around us, the brain can only pick up on two. Is it 2 to 4 million bits of information? The 2 million to 4 million bits of information that picks up our are going to be the ones that resonate with whatever that belief system is. So understand that there are many different probabilities in reality, but we will only experience a reality is equal to that which we believe to be true. So in reality itself, when we go out, we experienced the reality of is equal to. Now think of it like this as well. There is no built in meaning on the mirror of life. The is what we give it.
You see, this is a very powerful idea because anytime something happens in your life, if you give it a negative meaning, you will shift yourself to reality where you get a negative effect. But if you give it a positive meaning, you will see the 2 to 4 million bits of information you see. If you give something a positive meaning we'll be more integrative. Both probabilities exist. Imagine that there's all these really long torso short leg versions of you everywhere. There's little, I'm going to do a lot of these little long torso, all these. That one's normal. Okay? I'm going to throw one in there and it's a little bit more the way we used to when it comes to these tick fixtures. I make myself laugh. Okay, that's all that matters.
There are all these different versions of us and these different versions of us that we will perceive of, we'll be the ones that are equal to our beliefs. Now in the beginning there was a word and the word was, God. This is what this is what a lot of people refer to in the Bible. Now this is also a metaphor. The word is a metaphor or a symbol for vibration. The vibration of what we speak out and what we think of creates that of the different versions of us. So, our definitions and language creates our dream.
Our definitions and our language create our dream. Sometimes I wonder if we didn't have the language that we had and we didn't have all these fancy words to kind of put us into these little boxes, if that would actually expand us because then we wouldn't be limiting ourselves so much. Anytime we have a definition it's at some level limitation and sometimes they'll even feel more disconnected for people. The more definitions you have, you could be like, well I am this type of person. I am a sports fanatic. Who likes only the Dodgers and the Lakers and anyone else you'd like sports? I don't really care because they don't like the same teams that I like and not only do I like the judges but I only like these three guys on the Dodgers t because everyone else is just a dummy.
You see the more detailed we get with the definitions of what it takes for us and what we like, the less the less room we have to like everything. Yes it was a lot of people don't like the Dodgers. It was a lot of people that don't like the Lakers but you still liked sports. I have more in common with people that like sports, even if it's different teams than I do with people that have no ed version of sports, which have no care whatsoever, a sports. But you see our definitions, the more defined we get, the more separated we feel from other people. So, the bits of information that we pick up on are going to be equal to the definitions we have in the definitions we have. Here's the thing about the definitions we have and the beliefs we have. Okay. It's a little bit of both. The thing with the definitions, the belief we had is almost all the definitions and the beliefs we have come from our parents. They come from who raised us.
We had grown up and we had people that say, oh, this is the way the world works. Most likely. Rick, who likes the Dodgers and the Lakers? Has An likes the Dodgers and Lakers because he grew up in the environment in la or his parents or somebody he knows also like the daughters and the Lakers. So then that belief system was hand me downs. Rick does not have a long torso. He is proportional and he is very proud of it. So there is Rick right there and his dad. I have no idea what the Dodger's symbol is because I do not watch baseball, but I know who they are because I hear the name of that and I, yeah, I mean how can I not know? Or the Lakers, he's like, Yay, Dodgers, Lakers, Yay my sports team. Yeah.
And then looking at everyone else, he'll resonate with people and help them meet a lot of other, you know, people that do or don't like the Dodgers. And that'll cause that'll cause him to feel whatever way, you know, but most likely leave that definition or that, that like that he has come from his environment or it came from somebody who knew growing up.
So, the definition is the belief he had may not even be exactly his own. Now this happens even beyond sports. I use that cause that's a pretty neutral idea. Neutral example. But if you were to look at something like, um, like I like money is bad, money is bad. The 4 billion bits of information you're going to perceive of are more and more evidence that money is bad. You're gonna watch the news and see that greedy. What does that greedy show on something like something in greed where it shows American greed or something where it shows like people that are taking money from other people.
You might even watch that show or they conclude while there's so many rich people that are greedy and then what you might do is you might go out and big rich people are mean and that he'd go out and you see something happen and you're like damn Purdue that guy was meeting is probably rich cause look at, look at he is wearing nice clothes or something.
We continue to get that bias over and over and over again. Now the key to this is being aware that the only reason we are experiencing these 2 to 4 million bits of information because there's many different probabilities is because we have some type of definition or belief that that is the way reality works. Everything in our reality is a self-fulfilling prophecy. So if we believe to be some something to be true, we will go out to the world in the mirror of life. We will pick up on the 2 to 4 million bits of information that confirm whatever definition we have or whatever belief we have, we will look for it and guess what? We will find it because even though there's 4 billion bits of information, we're going to find the 2 to 4 million bits that correlate with that belief system.
So if we change our belief system, we pick up on a different two to 4 million bits of information. So, understand this as well. Not only our most of our definitions and beliefs, hand me downs from our parents that just simply haven't been looked at and decided, hey, maybe this doesn't resonate with me anymore. Not only that, but beyond that, the reality that we live in itself. I don't know why, like I want to do this symbol, but I feel like doing it right now. Here's the thing, here's the mind blower of reality itself. Everything in life is fundamentally neutral. It has no built in meaning. We impose the meaning, we impose definitions, we impose the language.
We experienced some type of us embarrassment when we were young. I'm trying to think of an embarrassing time. I had this time when I went in front of the class, and I was in like ninth grade and I had like a big part of this school project as supposed to do and it was a group project and I was lazy and I didn't really do any of it. And all these people in my group were looking to me to like perform at this like English class thing. I go in front of the class; I look out at everybody standing there and I just totally freeze. I can't remember what I'm supposed to say. And it's the most awkward thing ever for like a minute. It was like, hey, it's good. Say anything.
So, I'm embarrassed now from that moment going forward, I thought I just wasn't good at speaking in front of people. I was like, Dang, I can't, like there's something that locks me up when I go in front of people. So in that moment, the meaning I gave that was very embarrassing. But here's the thing to understand. I'm gonna flip back some pages and when we're going to blow our minds right now, you ready for this? Okay. I've got to find this page though. I know it's here somewhere. I've been writing a lot of stuff. Okay. I think it's here. There we go.
Here's the thing. There's what happened in the story and interpretation that we tell ourselves about what happened. So reality is neutral, right? I have that experience when I was young and I'm embarrassed and I'm in front of the class and I say to myself, wow, that was a very social. I don't have a social trauma. That was very socially embarrassing. Now, that thing that happened was actually neutral, totally neutral. What really happened? What happened was I got in front of the class and that was it. And then I didn't get in front of the class. That was it. That's all that happened. But I have a story that I've agreed to maybe ever.
Maybe a lot of people would agree with me too. They'd be like, Yo, bro, you went in front of the class. It was embarrassing. He didn't know what to say. Y'all locked up emotionally, but guess what? I would have to agree to the definition that that was an embarrassing situation. Yes, maybe in the moment I felt that emotion, but I was defining that emotion. I was overlaying the meaning of that happening, of it being something that was embarrassing and something that was a very high importance and that's why I locked up. So, even when we go through a lot of these things in our life that may be very difficult. We are the ones that generate the meaning.
We are the ones that generate it. We have to first agree to it to then experience that energy pattern disruption. So we are creating it. Somebody else may have gone through that. Maybe we've gotten to the front and done it and maybe they had a totally different interpretation of it. Maybe they just want it done. It was funny. Maybe they did lock up in the moment, but like that wasn't social embarrassment. I don't have to speak because I'm so cool. I could just stand there and people are of me in the front of the class. I know it's very egoic, but somebody may have given a different meaning. Just like somebody may have gotten into work one day and they said, you know what? Hey Rick, you fired. He's like, no prob bro. And we will watch the Dodgers. Okay. And I don't know why he has a Brooklyn accent or something.
I don't know what accent that is. He's like, I don't care. I don't need my job. I'm just going to go watch the Dodgers and the Lakers anyways. So you see, he's like happy that he lost his job or he didn't lose his job. He's happy. He went into work one day, he's not going to work anymore. That's what happened. But the story we tell ourselves is going to be the emotional charge that then experiencing that then experiences that bits of information that either positive or negative. All right, so we create it based on agreement and based on that of our definitions, now we're going to our reality. The moment something happens. I don't know why. I've always yelled at by, you'll throw that at all. I don't have try to hop out. I just love yard. So there's this, I'm sorry about that, but I just felt like saying that. So, this right here, something happened in the moment.
Something happened. We can give it a positive definition or negative definition and then we will experience the 2 to 4 million bits that are equal to that version of us. So he could say this is theirs. When vision us really long torso, still nothing's changed. Okay, now this change, and maybe he's very happy because he experienced something positive. But then there's also a version of you still has a long torso is Yad. Now the definition says yes. So each one will depend upon what it's overlain with the reality. Now, here's the thing too. When you have these definitions and you go out into the world, people will feel this expectation of you. They will feel this energetic pool on you, and they will reflect that back to you. So if you go out and you say, you seen that Gloria is always given me this?
She was giving me this weird look and then she's thinking something negative about me. It's probably talking gossip about me. And she's always bringing up negative things. Okay, so you got into the world of this belief about Gloria Arias. He had this belief about people in general. You got into the world, the 2 to 4 million bits of information you're going to notice is you may even interpret Gloria when she's not being negative, but Joel interpreted as negative or you're gonna interpret it as related to you and really a mad man. Nothing to do with you at all. So you see these definitions we have in these expectations.
We'll pull out of different people, different characteristics. I was at the gym recently in the Sauna and there's this guy that's always negative. I have this story about how he's negative and going in. I was talking about how corrupt the government isn't stuff and I'm like, dude, don't talk. I don't want to go here right now. I just want to sit down 180 degree summer. That's it. But then I listened. I'm like, Oh okay. Is that your reality? That's your story. Okay. And I understand that the government is corrupt. I understand that, but I don't necessarily care to focus on it.
I got other stuff to do. Okay. I've got other stuff to do and my dream of life. So I listened to him and then eventually I was like, you know what? I have the story about how he's always talking about stuff I don't really care about. I said, you know what? I must do the direction in a different way. So, I steered into talking about what I'm passionate about. I was like, yeah, I'm making a program right now about how our story create our life and everything you always talk to me about as a story. And I was like trying to show him like everything he says is a story. It's like you know, working out hard when you work out you come to the jam and just park here. And I'm like, Gosh, this park and you got to park and to come in.
And I'm like, dude, just your story bro. I get parking wherever I can park it so easily. It's just story, Bro. Weight losing is easy for me to do. That's your story. Blah blah, blah. You see what I mean? But I directed it because I changed my story about this person and even if it didn't, they kept talking about stuff, I would just have fun with it. So the mirror of life, the mirror of life is that the two to 4 million bits of information we're going to pick up on are going to be the ones that are equal to the definitions and the language and the beliefs we have and when we change that, we change the reflection. I'll leave you with one little thing. Imagine we got a big ball, a big ball.
We got over to balls and then you're like, what are these balls? Where's there? In going with this, what kind of analogies Aaron’s going to talk about here where there's a blow. Let's say it's a glass bowl crush bar and saying, sign this glass bowl is a whole bunch of neared pearls. They're mirrored, okay, and in this there's a reflection of all the other mirrored pearls. That noise like reality. There's this reflection. We're seeing the reflection of all the other pearls which are also us. Here's why. I'll leave. Maybe we'll do another whole another video on this. Every single person on the planet, we are all connected to everyone else.
We all are connected to everyone else. It's not really a hierarchy like this, but just to give you this example, we're all connected to everyone else and at the greater spiritual level we are all one. That is why what you put out is what you get back because we're all connected. So the mere of reality is understanding that because we're all connected, we will always get that reflection back. And the key is being aware of the definitions and what you're putting out. Because what you're putting out, you are getting back. You put a lot of good out in the world, it gets some good back there. You get a lot of good back and put out a lot of good. So be aware that everything in reality is a reflection because we are all the same bean at a greater level dreaming that we are separate. This is a dream.
We create our own dream and then everyone has their own dream as well. And then there's a dream of the collective consciousness that we call society. So be aware of what your dream is and if you don't like your dream changed the way you interpret the dream. He changed the way you interpreted the dream. You will then choose which 2 to 4 million bits of information and you'll start to see the happy view. You will be okay with having a long tour. So it's little lakes. You can be told you might run like this because you can't spread your legs too far, but it's still okay. You want know why it's okay because you can interpret that whatever way you want. You can interpret the 2 to 4 million bits of information that your brain is picking up. You can perceive of the ones that you like. So it's okay that she got long torso little lakes because dammit can you run and you that run, you will. Okay run.
You will enjoy your life. And if you liked the Dodgers, he liked the Lakers, that whatever it is, just be aware that that may have come that you may still play that game. You can look at me still again. I still look the port third. You're not going to convert. You do not like sports. I'm not trying to, I'm just trying to show that a lot of our definitions, a lot of the things that we like come from our environment come from our parents and we realized that we can start to take more directly control and decide not to choose the meanings. We give things in our life. The moment something happens, give it a positive mean you experienced the positive time line.
Both probabilities exist. You can only pick up on 2 to 4 million bits of information and you will perceive of the one that is equal to that positive thing. If you have a negative meaning right under that Pearl Bowl, there we go. Negative. Positive meaning you'll experience more of a positive thing. The two to 4 million bits of information you pick up on, it'll become the probabilities you prefer.
The more you realize that what you choose to perceive is going to be the reflection that you get. So, we're all connected.
