If something is fun and productive, you’re more likely to do it than if it feels like a chore. In a nutshell, that’s the principle behind video gaming your way to Perfected Liberation.
Playing my Prosperity Path levels is fun by anyone’s standards. There’s no killing, no maiming, no deathwish or blasting at all, yet you’ll be plenty busy and challenged.
There are easy, medium and hellish levels of difficulty; you can choose your own path amongs and between them.
Prosperity Path Initiates Hear Lecture on Advanced Operating Levels & Classes
No, it’s not a joke, nor was it a joke when newspaper journalists razzed Gurdjieff with “Dance Your Way to Total Freedom!”. It really works.
The principle is really simple and easy to understand, because you have so many examples of it in your daily life going all the way back to Day 1.
What would happen to your workday and several hours or days of work, if someone suddenly and without warning took it into their heads to “organize” your desk and workspace for you?
It’s so obviously in need of it — everything’s such a mess!
You show up at your desk and your heart sinks.
What has actually happened? Continue reading
What is magic? Ask Spook and Hamlet — the cats on Norton Street, an advanced Prosperity Level.
No matter what you say magic means to you, it isn’t what you think it is.
Simulation Training has finally met its destiny with the advent of Prosperity. Prosperity is a dedicated goal-oriented ladder of consciousness to a specific state, Perfected Liberation.
It starts with something small and simple. It always does.
What school kid or former school kid doesn’t know about Fire Drill?
And if you grew up in the 1950s, you had Atom Bomb Drill, in which you learned to duck under a thin wooden desk in the event that a 50 megaton neutron bomb went off a couple hundred feet overhead.
When you’re done laughing, I want to point out that, although no 50 megaton neutron bomb went off anywhere near us, we felt far safer under the desk than exposed standing around the classroom, with all that potential Blast Effect going on.
Fire Drill is where you act out escape from a burning building. Presumably you do it over and over again with eyes closed to perfect your sense of direction and navigation through it — the more complex the path, the more repetitions needed to Master the Path.
Well, so much for theory. In actual practice, you do Fire Drill once per semester or half, and that’s it.
Well, kiddies, kiss those good old days goodbye, because in Prosperity, you’re gonna work yer ass off just to stand still.
Drill, drill and more drill, until you get it right.
Then you’re permitted to grunk around in Uber Space, fiddling with alternate worlds and mysterious higher dimensions.
Fire Drill, indeed. You’ll be wishing for KP duty next!
Which would you rather would happen to you…
1. You bump into a wall trying to round a curve. You die and return to Start.
2. You bump into a wall and hear a blaming, scolding mom-like voice saying, “Humiliation!”.
Achievements are merely instruments that help us note our place in a chain of achievement toward a specific goal.
How it works is that we drill and drill and drill the simulations in a specific level in Prosperity. We can find out which specific level to download, install and run, for any goal we might have; goal-oriented downloads are clickable on the Goals Page of the Prosperity website.
We start as a Class 1 // Level 1 after we have qualified ourselves by running through Class Zero from CZero//1 up through CZero//7. I’ll translate that for you:
Class Zero has seven classes: C0//1 C0//2 C0//3 up through C0//7, see? All the other classes and levels work the same way, so if you were about halfway through Class 3, you might describe yourself as a Class 3 Level 4.
A Simulation is The Thing Itself, if you got the Name Right.
The whole secret is in getting the Name Right.
Did you do your sims today???
Notice I said “my” alternate worlds. It’s because you have your own unique set of alternate worlds. If you travel in a group or team, you share this set of alternate worlds in which you operate.
Note that I said “operate”.
It’s different. Very different. “Operating” doesn’t mean what you think it does.
I’ll explain:
