Inspired Living feat. Subjective Reality (Blog)

[westenra]

Keith Jarrett might be able to offer some advice on planning vs. not planning as he's the most successful pianist I know of to have performed entirely improvised concerts.

[Angela]

Originally Posted by Eliza

Can anyone recommend a good book as an introduction to subjective reality? It sounds like a fast ticket to oneness.

The one that articulated it really well for me was "Busting Loose from the Money Game," and the author has come out with a newer, tuned-up version called "Busting Loose from the Business Game."

It's not really about money or business as much as it is about trying on a perspective of subjective reality.

[tomn8er]

I wonder if your experience of reading my articles is the same. When I blog for myself, do you feel like you’re reading your own thoughts and feelings? When I blog objectively, do you feel more distanced from me, like we’re just not on the same wavelength? Do you feel closer and more connected with me now than you did a month ago?

Hey Steve,

I think the answer why people are appreciating your subjective style of writing is largely because it's more imbued with emotion. You're a very logical, left-brained kind of person (which I don't mind because I am too) but sometimes your writing does feel rather impersonal and distant as a result. You're prone to describing things in terms of facts rather than description. It's the difference between a novelist writing "she was sad" versus "the girl dipped her head and put her hands up to her face to hide the cascade of tears." (Lame example I know, but you get point). It's a matter of showing rather than telling that allows your audience to relate to you on a more intimate level, and I think that this is why you're seeing elevated interest in your blog lately. Keep up the good work!

[MidasGirl]

Originally Posted by Angela

The one that articulated it really well for me was "Busting Loose from the Money Game," and the author has come out with a newer, tuned-up version called "Busting Loose from the Business Game."

It's not really about money or business as much as it is about trying on a perspective of subjective reality.

Sweet, I just started reading this book yesterday morning, even before I read Steve's article and decided to dive into the challenge. If that aint a sign, don't know what is!

Eliza, just about any book on Quantum Physics is exploring Subjective Reality, even they don't call it that. Another one I read recently is Matrix Energetics, and they have a whole forum about it. Matrix Energetics takes SR to a whole nother level, so much so that it is freaky.

If you google Subject Reality book you will be brought to Steve's website, ha ha. I think his articles on SR are great, albeit a tad advanced for a noobie.

[Gene]

Originally Posted by Angela

I'm doing it. I'll be there. I look forward with joy to seeing which of my aspects (aka you people) will show up in that dream level!

I'll present my aspect and see if you recognize it as part of yourself.

[Angela]

Originally Posted by Gene

I'll present my aspect and see if you recognize it as part of yourself.

I already do.

[Gene]

Originally Posted by Angela

hmmm, excuse me, did someone just ho'onoponopono me? I ask, because I was just taking a shower, and I noticed that for the first time in three months, there is no pain in my belly. This IS freaking me out a little!

When something very good happens and I am able to release my fear I feel awe and let it embrace me.

[Gene]

Originally Posted by Angela

I already do.

Then two parts of the same entity recognize their oneness.

[Angela]

You are an awesomely loving aspect of me, Gene, and I embrace you with all my heart!

[Angela]

Originally Posted by westenra

Keith Jarrett might be able to offer some advice on planning vs. not planning as he's the most successful pianist I know of to have performed entirely improvised concerts.

He's really ALIVE. I saw him at Walt Disney Concert Hall and the sound there is phenomenal, and he sounded like pure liquid pleasure. But the acoustics were such that the performer could hear the audience, and he stood up FURIOUS a couple of times in the middle of songs chastising people for shifting in their seats or rattling their programs. It was hilarious.

[Alena]

As you awaken to the notion that you’re really dreaming, this blog is manifesting those shifts.

Just the day before you started posting about subjective reality, I had a huge realization, that some person in my life who had been annoying the hell out of me for the last 5 years was actually just a projection of a part of me.

Thanks for confirming that!

[Brenden Cameron]

A part of me would have been interested in seeing what the CGW Steve's been delivering so far has been like, but a greater part of me is excited to have the opportunity to become a part of one of his experiments!
To take a risk and partake in something that could prove beneficial to others.

[cortocabezas1111]

I’m here to reflect back to you the truth that yes, you are indeed dreaming, and I’m a projection within your dream world.

[moonrambler]

D'you know what, Steve, for some reason I couldn't grasp why this is such an emotional process and is dragging up gunk and so on, and then I saw this:

Originally Posted by cortocabezas1111

I’m here to reflect back to you the truth that yes, you are indeed dreaming, and I’m a projection within your dream world.

And now I get it.

[ssandra]

Originally Posted by moonrambler

D'you know what, Steve, for some reason I couldn't grasp why this is such an emotional process and is dragging up gunk and so on, and then I saw this:



And now I get it.

Care to expand on that? Cause I'm not getting it yet..... :S

[Angela]

.... a facebook friend's status a moment ago....

{Friend} opines it takes preparation to improvise.

[moonrambler]

Originally Posted by ssandra

Care to expand on that? Cause I'm not getting it yet..... :S

PM forthcoming.

[Gene]

Originally Posted by Angela

You are an awesomely loving aspect of me, Gene, and I embrace you with all my heart!

The oneness is awesome!

[The Unconquered]

Originally Posted by cacheborn

So was the link that I gave.

Your link included forum posts. Mine were strictly from his blog.

[Maugrassia]

Originally Posted by The Unconquered

Coincidences, coincidences:





Maugrassia: Would you like to split a room? I turn 29 soon.

I guess if I get a job, am able to pay for a ticket to Vegas and back, and take off Friday from High School the 29th... It's very possible.

[cacheborn]

Originally Posted by The Unconquered

Your link included forum posts. Mine were strictly from his blog.

I used the search function on the site, you used Google. I guess thats why.

[ColinH]

Whether CGW is done in an SR way or not doesn't really matter to me as long as I achieve my goals for the CGW - delivering breakthroughs in my life, and building relationships with conscious people. And I'm confident that Steve will facilitate this in the workshop either way, so I would say follow the 'heart' path!

I must say that I have found the blog in the past week interesting. While the objective posts in the past did have a 'wow that really makes good sense' factor, I sometimes had to stop halfway because my brain felt painful. I appreciated the recent novel-style posts on travel. What makes the recent posts a bit different is the element of 'in the future anything is possible'. This adds mystery but will need to be rounded up within a certain time or it will get exasparating.

I have been wanting to read the book 'Zero Limits', but I'm struggling with this question - Is Dr. Len at Hawaii State Hospital for real? I have come across some doubts about its authencity on the Internet, and I would like to settle this issue.

Enough said. Time to catch up on my reading! :-)

[Rachelle]

Originally Posted by westenra

Keith Jarrett might be able to offer some advice on planning vs. not planning as he's the most successful pianist I know of to have performed entirely improvised concerts.

When I play the piano, I also enjoy playing entirely improvised music. I first learned about Keith Jarrett when I did an improvised piece on stage... someone told me that I reminded them a bit of Keith!

Listening a bit to his stuff on youtube, I'd say I'm not up to that level... yet. But perhaps someday I could be.

[The Unconquered]

Originally Posted by cacheborn

I used the search function on the site, you used Google. I guess thats why.

The search function on his site is Google. I just added /blog to the search commands.

[Savage]

Originally Posted by Rachelle

Listening a bit to his stuff on youtube, I'd say I'm not up to that level... yet. But perhaps someday I could be.

Perhaps you're already up to that level with a different instrument.

[1ofstevesNPCs]

Originally Posted by Steve Pavlina

Perhaps you're already up to that level with a different instrument.

hahaha Steve that is so funny, you must have felt pretty inspired there huh?
This npc thinks you're on the right track!

[ssandra]

Originally Posted by ColinH

I have been wanting to read the book 'Zero Limits', but I'm struggling with this question - Is Dr. Len at Hawaii State Hospital for real? I have come across some doubts about its authencity on the Internet, and I would like to settle this issue.

Enough said. Time to catch up on my reading! :-)

If what the book says resonates with you, does it matter who wrote it and if they are real or not?

In the end, in SR, none of them are 'real' anyway... they are all just projections. But even in OR, would it matter if the guy is real? As long as the book has interesting things to say, something that resonates with you and is of some use in your life?

[Rachelle]

Originally Posted by Steve Pavlina

Perhaps you're already up to that level with a different instrument.

Perhaps I am. I've been told I'm quite skilled at playing the bagpipe -- vs. the traditional, pluralized bagpipeS -- a special version of the instrument with only one really big blowpipe... and of course a nice sac to squeeze.

[Savage]

Originally Posted by Rachelle

Perhaps I am. I've been told I'm quite skilled at playing the bagpipe -- vs. the traditional, pluralized bagpipeS -- a special version of the instrument with only one really big blowpipe... and of course a nice sac to squeeze.

I love this dream!

[Melchior]

Originally Posted by Steve Pavlina

I love this dream!

Will you be able to wake yourself up?

Originally Posted by Steve Pavlina (signature)

I'm a human alarm clock. I awaken people who are sleeping through life. Then I duck.