Robert Edward Grant

Super cool, right? And it's like, it's immersive experience. So the seat shakes and the smell comes in the room. They'll spray water if water's splashing on the screen type of thing. It's like this fully immersive experience. So think about it. Our bodies are perfect avatars to take in all of these senses. Now, we are dimensionally limited in our perception.

Otherwise, the gameplay wouldn't be very fun. If I'm omniscient, omnipotent, and omnipresent, and we're willing to play poker together... It's not going to be very fun if I know all the cards you're going to be dealt beforehand, if I know how you're going to react to being dealt that hand, and how you're going to basically play and how you're going to perceive how I'm going to play.

Otherwise, the gameplay wouldn't be very fun. If I'm omniscient, omnipotent, and omnipresent, and we're willing to play poker together... It's not going to be very fun if I know all the cards you're going to be dealt beforehand, if I know how you're going to react to being dealt that hand, and how you're going to basically play and how you're going to perceive how I'm going to play.

Otherwise, the gameplay wouldn't be very fun. If I'm omniscient, omnipotent, and omnipresent, and we're willing to play poker together... It's not going to be very fun if I know all the cards you're going to be dealt beforehand, if I know how you're going to react to being dealt that hand, and how you're going to basically play and how you're going to perceive how I'm going to play.

It's kind of like if you and I were playing chess in today's world even, and it was obvious that in seven moves I had you beat. we'd stop the game right now. There's no point. There's no fun in it. So there has to be this notion of forgetfulness. There has to be this notion of amnesia. Otherwise, and I say amnesia around the concept and context of being able to be dimensionally limited, right?

It's kind of like if you and I were playing chess in today's world even, and it was obvious that in seven moves I had you beat. we'd stop the game right now. There's no point. There's no fun in it. So there has to be this notion of forgetfulness. There has to be this notion of amnesia. Otherwise, and I say amnesia around the concept and context of being able to be dimensionally limited, right?

It's kind of like if you and I were playing chess in today's world even, and it was obvious that in seven moves I had you beat. we'd stop the game right now. There's no point. There's no fun in it. So there has to be this notion of forgetfulness. There has to be this notion of amnesia. Otherwise, and I say amnesia around the concept and context of being able to be dimensionally limited, right?

So that each time we do something and learn something more about ourselves, the incentive is we can unlock more and more of our hidden powers within us that we didn't know about, right? And these hidden powers within us can blossom into our own divinity. And this is what is so beautiful. The destiny of humankind, of mankind, is not just to be working nine to five and be a human doing.

So that each time we do something and learn something more about ourselves, the incentive is we can unlock more and more of our hidden powers within us that we didn't know about, right? And these hidden powers within us can blossom into our own divinity. And this is what is so beautiful. The destiny of humankind, of mankind, is not just to be working nine to five and be a human doing.

So that each time we do something and learn something more about ourselves, the incentive is we can unlock more and more of our hidden powers within us that we didn't know about, right? And these hidden powers within us can blossom into our own divinity. And this is what is so beautiful. The destiny of humankind, of mankind, is not just to be working nine to five and be a human doing.

It is to be a human being. And it might even be something well beyond that in this next stage that I refer to and many others as homo luminous.

It is to be a human being. And it might even be something well beyond that in this next stage that I refer to and many others as homo luminous.

It is to be a human being. And it might even be something well beyond that in this next stage that I refer to and many others as homo luminous.

Sure. So the seven hermetic principles are the principles by which we can all Let's just say it's like the operator's manual to the game, right? And it's quite simple. The axioms that you'll learn inside the seven hermetic principles are not complicated. The first and most important is the all is mind. The universe is mental.

Sure. So the seven hermetic principles are the principles by which we can all Let's just say it's like the operator's manual to the game, right? And it's quite simple. The axioms that you'll learn inside the seven hermetic principles are not complicated. The first and most important is the all is mind. The universe is mental.

Sure. So the seven hermetic principles are the principles by which we can all Let's just say it's like the operator's manual to the game, right? And it's quite simple. The axioms that you'll learn inside the seven hermetic principles are not complicated. The first and most important is the all is mind. The universe is mental.

And you can find all of this, if you're interested to know, in the Kybalion. So we have these principles of the all is mind, the universe is mental. So a lot of people might think, wait, if they're a left-brain thinker, they might think, okay, well, I can kind of conceptualize that. The universe is a mental place. It's not just this touchy-feely place.

And you can find all of this, if you're interested to know, in the Kybalion. So we have these principles of the all is mind, the universe is mental. So a lot of people might think, wait, if they're a left-brain thinker, they might think, okay, well, I can kind of conceptualize that. The universe is a mental place. It's not just this touchy-feely place.

And you can find all of this, if you're interested to know, in the Kybalion. So we have these principles of the all is mind, the universe is mental. So a lot of people might think, wait, if they're a left-brain thinker, they might think, okay, well, I can kind of conceptualize that. The universe is a mental place. It's not just this touchy-feely place.

Well, yes, but the truth is the mind is sort of the combination of all of those things, right? It's not just our brains. In fact, I don't think our brains are what we think they are. Our brains are not hard drive storage units. Our brains are radio receivers, and our heart is a tuning dial to control the radio receiver. We can change the frequency of what we're tuned into.