The Blindfold Experiment

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This experiment is designed to illustrate the importance of the 7 properties of  the mind, and that Thinking and thought alone are not enough to navigate consciousness

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The properties are:

• Earth (grounding)

• Creativity (mapping/remapping)

• Thinking (beliefs)

• Thought (beliefs)

• Intuition

• Instincts

• Abstract States

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Imagine yourself blindfolded at the entrance of a vast hall, filled with hidden obstacles. Your task is to reach the other side. What senses would you rely on? Would you depend on thoughts or thinking to guide you?

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In such a situation, overthinking would likely trigger irrational anxiety, making you imagine obstacles that may not even exist. Thought alone would become a trap, feeding fears and uncertainty. Instead, you would have to feel your way through the hall.

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Your intuition would guide your movement and decisions, while your instincts would help maintain balance and awareness. You’d need to upgrade your senses into a mental interface that maps your surroundings through imagination and spatial awareness.

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Rather than relying on linear thinking, you would tune into the abstract perception of space and time—using instincts, intuition, creativity, and grounding from your environment. Once you’ve mapped the hall—whether successfully or through trial and error—only then can your thoughts and thinking help evaluate the choices ahead.

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The Lesson

Most people base their decisions on thought and thinking, which are shaped by surface-level beliefs. But these beliefs are often limited—they are inherited frameworks built from imagination, tradition, and habit. This limits our perception, keeping us in a loop of repetitive thought patterns.

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Like a blindfolded person, we rely too heavily on what we think we know. Beliefs, when used as the sole lens through which we interpret reality, prevent us from accessing the greater properties of the mind—those hidden dimensions that transcend conscious thought.

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The hall in this experiment symbolizes the vast field of consciousness that pervades everything. Much of this field remains hidden because we are not attuned to the 7 properties of the mind. These properties allow us to sense reality beyond thought and thinking, requiring us to engage with the 4th Dimension of Time—the realm where awareness expands.

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Blind Spots in Perception

• We look, but do not see.

• We listen, but do not hear.

• We touch, but do not feel.​

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These blind spots arise because our awareness is blocked by limiting beliefs, leaving empty spaces in the mind. These gaps are filled with fear, which thrives in areas of the subconscious and unconscious that we neglect. If we were truly aware of these hidden dimensions, we wouldn’t feel fear—we’d feel indifference.

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The abstract properties of the mind reflect the origins of our soul and who we truly are. When parts of our psyche are left untended or ignored, irrational anxiety creeps in, feeding the beliefs that restrict our growth and shape our behavior.

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The Difference Between Belief and Knowledge

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• Intuition and instincts are governed by natural laws that are unchangeable.​

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• Beliefs, however, are fleeting—shaped by superficial influences like tradition and habit.​

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Beliefs, though they may seem profound, are only as meaningful as the cultural history that sustains them. True knowledge, however, transcends belief. When something is known, belief becomes unnecessary—it becomes a systematic fact.

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When we rely solely on beliefs to engage with the world, it’s like wielding a loaded weapon. History has shown us that rigid belief systems often lead to conflict. The mind reacts violently to anything it does not understand, much like we might panic when encountering an unseen obstacle while blindfolded.

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Opening the Mind to Meta-Morphosis

To transcend limiting beliefs and achieve mental metamorphosis, we must learn to empty the mind—abandoning thoughts and beliefs to access deeper dimensions of consciousness. This process involves engaging with the 7 properties of the mind and attuning ourselves to the flow of time.

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By quieting thought and suspending belief, we open ourselves to the higher properties of consciousness. This allows us to see the world and ourselves in entirely new ways, awakening the full potential of the mind and navigating reality with clarity and creativity.

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Conclusion

The key to mental freedom lies in releasing beliefs and embracing the unknown. Only by stepping beyond thought can we access the full spectrum of consciousness and awaken the 7 properties of the mind. Thought and belief should be the final stage of perception, not the starting point.

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In this journey, we must learn to embrace stillness, navigate time, and cultivate awareness beyond the limits of the conscious mind. Mental Meta-Morphosis begins when we let go of the familiar patterns that constrain us, awakening the full potential of our being.