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~ Stupid
Freedom Series: Shoud II - The Voice of Freedom
And one last one for our list. One last “s” – four “S’s” … stupid. (laughter) Really. I mean, that’s a great
one. It’s the only “s” word I could think of that related to giving yourself a hard time for doing what you call
are the wrong things. And they could be the little things – going to the wrong school, marrying the wrong
person, whatever it is – but, you know, so much of your brain talk is “Oh, was I stupid,” and it’s all under the
same category – “I did the wrong thing. I shouldn’t have,” and it’s all ‘Stupid Self’ rather than ‘I Am Self.’
Let’s do a little bit of forgiveness, because that wasn’t you that’s stupid. You’re never stupid. But, really, if we
were to do like a measuring thing on your assessment of your own stupidity, how stupid you think you’ve been
about things, oh, I can hear them clicking away right now! (some chuckles) “Oh, was I stupid. I should have
done this. I shouldn’t have done that. I was so stupid.” That adds up, you know? It really adds up. I mean, it
doesn’t just dissolve away. It stacks up. And for every “boy was I stupid,” it creates an energy blockage.
And you’re not stupid. There’s nothing stupid. You’re in the midst of experience. You’re starting to understand
that you can choose your experience – how you want to have it, how you want to become enlightened. Do
you want to do it the hard way like the old Masters or the easy way? Don’t answer me, I don’t want to hear.
(Adamus chuckles) (someone says “Easy”) Easy way.
But, you know, there’s part of you, because I felt energetically – “Oh no, I have to earn it.” Really?! Really?!
Have to earn it? No, no, no. No. First of all, being a Master, enlightened, is self-appointed. You don’t go to
Enlightenment College and get a degree. It’s truly self-appointed. There’s not a committee of angels up there
that is going to judge you. Well, that would be anti-enlightenment. It’s yourself. Only yourself. When you’re
ready, when you say, “I’m enlightened,” then you are. It changes everything.
You want to say it, but you’ve got all these other things going on, especially, “Boy am I stupid. How can I
… how can I be enlight- … aren’t enlightened people smart?” No! They’re simple, but they’re not smart.
They don’t need to be smart, because smart is about human intelligence, and smart is dumb. It really
is. (someone’s chuckling loudly) Because, let me …
(laughter) You’re trying to go for an Adamus Award and
there’s no more money left in his pocket.
No, because human smart or intelligent means you’re
going to try to perfect your humanness, and it can never,
ever, ever happen. You really can’t. You try to be smart,
you know, intellectualize yourself to enlightenment, or
study your way to enlightenment – you can’t. All the
Masters have learned, and you can learn from this also, is
that you let it all go. All the teachings, all the beliefs, all
the makyo, everything – you let it go. You simplify, you let
go of being smart, and suddenly, “Oh, I’m enlightened.”
The smart, the trying to perfect yourself, trying to figure
it out, you never will! So give up trying and give yourself
a lot of freedom.
So, stupid. Let’s do … I’m not calling you stupid. I’m
pointing to the board. (Adamus chuckles)
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