the Institute of Unlearning, editorial 18

That the human body is a sophisticated machine has long been understood. Debates have raged for centuries as to what “powers” and controls this machine. Those who have a more scientific leaning gravitate to the brain. Others more inclined to a spiritual/religious approach emphasize the role of “spirit”or “mind”. The long overlooked error in both of these understandings has been that the control mechanism lies within the body.

This is not to say that the internal mechanisms of the brain/body or mind/spirit are not important factors in self-control and growth. What has been missing from modern understanding is the importance of external fields/signals in determining human behavior and development. It appears that these external signals have primacy over internal control mechanisms.

The research supporting this perspective is both fascinating and troubling. In one experiment done at a U.S. university, a person was asked to look at a screen of horizontal lines. Shortly thereafter, a beam of electromagnetic force was directed towards the test subject. In a few brief seconds, his perception was altered so that he perceived vertical lines, even though the screen continued to project horizontal lines.

To take the experiment one step further, the test subject was asked to close his eyes and imagine horizontal lines in his head. Once he was able to clearly visualize them, the beam was once again directed towards his field. Even in his mind’s eye, the images shifted again to vertical lines. The ultimate discovery of this research was that not only can equipment be made that correctly registers the human electro-magnetic field, without the need for hooking the test subject up to any wires, but that the human energy field controls perception and can be technologically manipulated.

What this means in terms of the brain is that this organ is merely carrying out our responses to stimuli in the environment, first detected by our energy field and secondly by our skin. Functions of decision making and memory now appear to be located in places other than the brain. As sophisticated as the brain is, it is subservient to the skin and the body's surrounding field. Apparently this field is, at times, subservient to other forces as well.

The same holds true for the mind/spirit. While it may appear to some that this is the determining agent of our lives, it too is under the direction of external signals from our environment. For roughly the first six years of a human life, the “waking conscious” brainwaves of alpha and beta frequency are not present. Mostly present is the deep delta state, with some theta appearing later. During this time and in this condition, the subconscious parts of ourselves are heavily programmed. The subconscious messages received will then act as the chief control of our perceptions throughout our lives, unless we become aware enough to change them.

It is our perceptions that draw to us, through the principles of harmonic resonance, the experiences that reinforce our subconscious or conscious awareness, depending upon which is in control. Most of humanity lives almost solely from the subconscious level. From this we can rightly conclude that the messages we feed our children, especially within the first six years of life, do much to reinforce the current paradigm of experience on this planet. If we are to change the experiences to more desirable ones, then not only must humanity consciously awake in great numbers, we must also take great care to consciously change what our children absorb into their subconscious during those most critical years of development. Otherwise, we are dooming ourselves to repeat the mistakes of the past through the apparently benign act of raising children.

Furthermore, a great deal more diligence is called for to police the technologies that we so consume in great numbers. It is very possible that communications technologies can carry frequencies that alter our perceptions of reality just below the "normal" frequencies that carry our day to day communications. Expand this thought further, and it is not impossible to imagine how satellite technologies, or other forces, may be beaming down all sorts of “reality filters” to manipulate the population's perceptions at will.

Anyone reading this who does not believe that our major governments, universities, and corporations have been engaging in the development of mind control technologies has had their head in the sand for far too long. While communications networks are increasing their global span, it is also likely that a “frequency cage” is being constructed right along side it. The architects of global misery may have yet another super weapon at their disposal.

Regardless of what gizmos or gadgets we devise, there has been one very powerful technology for controlling human perceptions that has been around for as long as we have walked the earth, and that is our beliefs. Understanding beliefs as technology is now paramount, for they govern the most sophisticated machine of all, the human body. Like all technology, however, it must be remembered that it exists to serve us, not the other way around. If we are willing to look at beliefs this way, then faulty beliefs must be discarded like obsolete operating systems.

Despite millennia over which we've had the opportunity to evolve, we continue to exist in a world of fear, destruction, and human suffering. This means that our beliefs are not serving us but are rather betraying us. That they are serving someone or something is apparent by the still obvious presence of harmful beliefs among us. We continue to defend beliefs as more important than our very lives.

The Institute of Unlearning is committed to the removal of those beliefs that keep humanity from reaching ever higher potentials. Once a belief delivers to the human a certain quality of experience or understanding, then it is no longer necessary unless the continued experience from such a belief is desired. It is in this way that technology serves us, instead of vice-versa. To peel away faulty beliefs is the noblest task for those in pursuit of the truth. The benefits of this unlearning process will pay dividends not only in your physical existence, but in the greater, non-physical nature of Who You Really Are. To live your life by the tenets of someone else’s belief system not only blocks you from the truth which you are seeking, but enslaves you into their reality as well.