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singular_me
30th January 2015, 04:25 AM
concepts that were taught in the mystery schools: Trivium combined with the Quadrivium comprised the seven liberal arts..... oops sacred math again

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by Zen Gardner

Here’s a good exercise that will help alter your conscious awareness and put punch and clarity where slosh once existed. Don’t even use the words “hope” or “believe”. Every time you’re tempted to say, write or even think these debilitating, nebulous concepts, replace “I hope” or “I believe” with “I think” or “it appears to me” or something else realistic that clearly indicates what you really mean.

These types of inhibitors are a subtle trick of the programmed language we’ve been handed.

We don’t need full evidence to make conjectures or intuitive surmisings. Just call them what they are. Hope is one of the most misleading and disempowering terms we’ve ever been handed, as is belief. Drop them entirely. We tend to know what people seem to mean when using these terms, but they’re still just as intellectually and spiritually crippling.

Catch Yourself

When you catch yourself using these terms you’ll be surprised at how often they appear and how much this exercise strengthens your perception and awareness. These misleading terms run around humanity like viruses just waiting to infect the unwary. Just as we wash our hands regularly when going out in public, we need to do the same with our minds and the use of their dirty language.

It’s a bit like fear porn and falling for the dark side of viewing the world around us. Sure we need to be aware of the sickness pervading society and the machinations of the would-be Controllers, but these language tricks are all potential traps to sap our energy and powers of true intention and conscious awareness, the very tools we so desperately need to rise above this ongoing fray with the forces around us.

Free Your Mind – Meet the Trivium

The above segues nicely into something I’ve wanted to bring up for some time. Many are familiar with this rational approach to learning and discovering as it’s quite remarkably lucid and helps one stand back and clearly assess the information before us and regain our intellectual and even spiritual sovereignty.

Unfortunately and as expected, this method of learning has been lost or adulterated in today’s world as evidenced by the confusion and blind ignorance that are so rampant in society and our deliberately dumbed down educational system.

The ideas of “hope” and “belief” are deeply intertwined in religious thought and hence all of society. They are perfect examples of false, misleading and disempowering concepts that learning techniques such as the Trivium can quickly dispel for upcoming generations. This subject deserves serious study but I’ll include some introductory information here to help give the feel of what this is about and hopefully stir your interest in this fascinating and liberating conscious learning technology.

In medieval universities the Trivium combined with the Quadrivium comprised the seven liberal arts. This teaching method is based on a curriculum outlined by Plato. One of the key intentions behind applying the Trivium and the Quadrivium is to distinguish between reality and fiction. By training the mind how to think – instead of what to think – this method provides a teaching of the arts and the science of the mind as well as the art of the science of matter.


Tools of Knowing
The Trivium and the Quadrivium are often presented in a Pythagorean triangle which represents the human way of knowing


MORE
http://www.zengardner.com/conspiracy-language/



https://www.youtube.com/watch?x-yt-ts=1422503916&x-yt-cl=85027636&v=02LrATtFGvs

Ponce
30th January 2015, 08:50 AM
Very true except when the word "hope" should be use.....for example..... "My hope for the world".....right or wrong?

V

singular_me
30th January 2015, 08:56 AM
I hope to see you there
Id like to see you there :)

I hope for the world
I wish for the world ???


Very true except when the word "hope" should be use.....for example..... "My hope for the world".....right or wrong?

V

it is amazing that all this knowledge was already available 2000 years ago. I listen to the whole series at least twice yearly since I ran across it on youtube.


The Quadrivium - Gene Odening (entire) - what you should have been taught in school but weren't

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZkL9ufF3Kc

also
Mark Passio - The Trivium
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJ_X1SjmA5A


The Trivium Method - Gene Odening (entire) - what you should have been taught in school but weren't
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AszYrxtzNQE

Ponce
30th January 2015, 09:44 AM
You know what's funny.........even before reading this article the word "hope" and "I think" had negative connotation together with "I feel" and "I believe" , don't ask me why..... a more assertive and stronger words should be use.

V

Santa
30th January 2015, 01:09 PM
Both video's on the Trivium and Quadrivium are excellent.

Horn
30th January 2015, 02:27 PM
Both video's on the Trivium and Quadrivium are excellent.

Why?