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yossarian · 03-07-2007, 12:56 PM

I'm no expert but I'll give you a short answer to the conventional answer to your question. I would recommend taking this with a grain of salt.

As you choose one polarity, and then later on choose it again and again, and further and further dedicate yourself to it, there is sort of a doubling effect that happens. Each time you re-dedicate yourself to a chosen polarity the strength of the polarity increases in an exponential jump.

So for instance if you start with polarity rated as 1, then later on confront doubt but become determined again to follow the same polarity, your polarity becomes 2. Then when you choose it again it becomes 4, then 8, then 16.

It doubles each time, further increases the power of the polarity. The more you commit yourself to one avenue the better results you get.

Personally I notice this in my life. When I use a mixed system, and I have before many times, I do get a nice effect like you mentioned where I can pick and choose the "correct tool" for the job. However, trying the version where I dedicate myself to one and one only, it's like my results just kept getting better and better. I did have to make sacrifices or find new ways to do things - so for instance in the example where you ask for a raise I had to reorient my brain in order to pursue more money (if I needed more money) entirely in a way that would flow outwards. Essentially commiting any extra money to total outward flow. But this was just a reorganization of my thought patterns. The results of the dedicated polarity were much more profound and powerful over time.

The way I view it is that it takes work to reorient your brain to a totally dedicated polarity, but that the benefit of this work far outweighs the benefit you'd get from using a mixed polarity instead.

I see it like potential energy being converted to kinetic. It's like a pendulum. The pendulum has the most potential energy at the far outreaches of the swing, and the least in the middle. The further you move the pendulum to the side, the more power you get, and it is the power of the pendulum swinging down under the force of gravity that does the work.

Something to think about.

03-07-2007, 12:56 PM	#2 (permalink)
yossarian Family Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Vancouver Posts: 2,437	I'm no expert but I'll give you a short answer to the conventional answer to your question. I would recommend taking this with a grain of salt. As you choose one polarity, and then later on choose it again and again, and further and further dedicate yourself to it, there is sort of a doubling effect that happens. Each time you re-dedicate yourself to a chosen polarity the strength of the polarity increases in an exponential jump. So for instance if you start with polarity rated as 1, then later on confront doubt but become determined again to follow the same polarity, your polarity becomes 2. Then when you choose it again it becomes 4, then 8, then 16. It doubles each time, further increases the power of the polarity. The more you commit yourself to one avenue the better results you get. Personally I notice this in my life. When I use a mixed system, and I have before many times, I do get a nice effect like you mentioned where I can pick and choose the "correct tool" for the job. However, trying the version where I dedicate myself to one and one only, it's like my results just kept getting better and better. I did have to make sacrifices or find new ways to do things - so for instance in the example where you ask for a raise I had to reorient my brain in order to pursue more money (if I needed more money) entirely in a way that would flow outwards. Essentially commiting any extra money to total outward flow. But this was just a reorganization of my thought patterns. The results of the dedicated polarity were much more profound and powerful over time. The way I view it is that it takes work to reorient your brain to a totally dedicated polarity, but that the benefit of this work far outweighs the benefit you'd get from using a mixed polarity instead. I see it like potential energy being converted to kinetic. It's like a pendulum. The pendulum has the most potential energy at the far outreaches of the swing, and the least in the middle. The further you move the pendulum to the side, the more power you get, and it is the power of the pendulum swinging down under the force of gravity that does the work. Something to think about.