Subjective Reality

[bdog]

Hello everyone

Anyone else here practice living subjectively? How deep do you go?

[theuprising]

I play with it but objective reality hits me in the face every time I do

[cacheborn]

Have you read Steve's articles on this subject? You will get lot of information there.

[ButterflyWoman]

Subjective is my default now. I act and react to my reality as if everything within it, everything that happens, is a reflection and manifestation of my subconscious. Works very well, in fact.

When I change or heal things within myself, my reality conforms to that. It can be both subtle and overt. People, things, and events appear spontaneously, and disappear or change spontaneously as I do. If I didn't regard my reality as an extension of my subconscious, it'd be freaky (but since it is an extension of my subconscious, it just makes sense ).

[bdog]

I never try to heal parts of my subconscious, through myself anyhow. I always send them (my reflections) love if I see them angry, hurt, or annoying. It always puts my reflections in a better spot, its almost freaky because I don't do it upfront.

Have you tried reprogramming things in your world?

[ButterflyWoman]

Originally Posted by bdog

Have you tried reprogramming things in your world?

Of course. But the world is just the reflection, so it's like trying to change things in a mirror, or a hologram. You have to change the source of the projection, and then that which is projected changes automatically.

[bluelighth]

How do you move to a subjective mindset? I'm finding it hard to turn it into my default way of thinking...

[bdog]

Its actually pretty easy. Just practice with one person and everything they do see it as something that's actually apart of you. If there angry then a part of you is angry. Once you know that its easy to deepen the experience and you'll know how to do that when the time comes.

A tip: when you see someone angry (whos basically just a projection of yourself) or whatever its much easier to heal it because you can't stay mad at yourself too long. You'll notice your social relationships go off the chart. Just send those people, which are you, good feelings and you'll notice they change. Its almost scary at first lol

[cacheborn]

Any recommendations for books on this subject?

[ButterflyWoman]

Originally Posted by bluelighth

How do you move to a subjective mindset? I'm finding it hard to turn it into my default way of thinking...

Afraid I haven't got much helpful advice there. For me, it happened spontaneously, a bit at a time.

[bdog]

Originally Posted by cacheborn

Any recommendations for books on this subject?

There was a post in these forums I saw a few days ago that you could find about books on the subject. But to be honest I think steve's posts that you showed me are enough to grasp the idea and start implementing it.

[oasis]

I live on a second by second basis objectively, but when I have to I "shift" into subjective mode: ie if I need to understand why something is happening in my life, or if I want to create something.