Odilia Carmen Chirica

I want you to go a step deeper into cognition. What if both parties serve the same agenda? What would that agenda be? ChatGPT If both sides—the mainstream narrative and the counter-narrative—serve the same hidden agenda, then the agenda itself would likely be one of  control . But not just any control— control over perception, behavior, and the direction of global systems . Let’s break this down from a cognitive standpoint. 1.  Control of Perception : Both sides may manipulate  what people believe  to be true. In a world driven by perception, shaping what the masses believe is one of the most powerful tools. The  mainstream narrative  pushes one version of reality, while the  counter-narrative  creates doubt and an alternative version of reality.  Both sides play into the same game of confusion and division . In this scenario,  truth  becomes obscured by conflicting narratives. People become trapped in the act of choosing between th...

"No Zen student would presume to teach others till he had lived with his Master for a minimum of ten years.  Tenno, having completed his ten years of apprenticeship, acquired the rank of teacher.  One day he went to visit the Master Nan-in. It was a rainy day, so Tenno wore wooden clogs and carried an umbrella.  When he walked in, Nan-in greeted him with, “You left your wooden clogs and umbrella on the porch didn’t you? Tell me, did you place your umbrella on the right side of the clogs or on the left?” Tenno was embarrassed, for he did not know the answer. He realized he lacked Awareness. So he became Nan-in’s student and laboured for ten more years to acquire Continual Awareness.  The person who is ceaselessly aware: the person who is totally there each moment: behold the Master!" from the book  "Song Of The Bird"  by  Anthony de Mello ...in truth,  OdiliaCarmen

THEREFORE YOU ALSO MUST BE READY; FOR THE SON OF MAN IS COMING AT AN HOUR YOU DO NOT EXPECT. -MATTHEW 24:44 " Sooner or later there arises in every human heart the desire for holiness, spirituality, God, call it what you will. One hears mystics speak of a divinity all around them that is within our grasp, that would make our lives meaningful and beautiful and rich, if we could only discover it. People have some sort of a vague idea as to what this thing is and they read books and con­sult gurus, in the attempt to find out what it is that they must do to gain this elusive thing called Holiness or Spirituality. They pick up all sorts of methods, techniques, spiritual exercises, formulas; then after years of fruitless striving they become discouraged and confused and wonder what went wrong. Mostly they blame themselves. If they had practiced their tech­niques more regularly, if they had been more fervent or more generous, they might have made it. But made what? They have no clear ide...