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AllatRa by Anastasia Novykh
If people are being lazy to improve their knowledge and develop analytical skills,
limiting themselves only to what mass media presents to them “ready made”, they
become ideal objects to be controlled by priests and politicians through people’s own
consciousness. Because of their own laziness, such people narrow their horizons of
knowledge. And when one’s brain is poor with associations (the majority of which is
often looped on material priorities), such a person becomes spiritually weak, it is easier
to control and deceive him/her and suggest certain aims. Actually, that is why priests
and politicians seek to bring people to the state of narrowed consciousness. In such a
state, it is convenient for them to control people. Furthermore, it is enough to put certain
associations and role models into their consciousness, and people become obedient
puppets in their hands.
Anastasia: That’s right. If a person is shown that everything is bad, he will replay bad
things in his thoughts, inadvertently focusing his attention on them; he will revive and
actualise negative situations, recalling relevant associations. After all, like attracts like.
At the same time, if good things are demonstrated to a person, if his attention is drawn to
spiritual aspects of life, if examples of kindness, morality, culture, good manners, and a
spiritual way of thinking are shown to him more often, then he will shape his worldview
already in this direction.
Rigden: By their nature, people are suggestible and initially inclined to imitation. At
that, they always strive for something new, often without knowing what for in particular.
By the way, why is man always missing something and why is he searching for and
learning something new? Because the Soul pushes him to search for its native, spiritual
world. However, various “light filters” in the form of subpersonalities and the Animal
nature, which dominates in human consciousness, distort the vector of the search. A
number of problems in man’s spiritual quest are created also by the associative
perception of the material brain. After all, the spiritual world is different from the
material one. And everything that a person perceives here, as they say, with his five
senses is the perception of only a small part of the three-dimensional world of the
material environment, which is furthermore viewed through the prism of associative
material thinking. In other words, by thinking in categories and associations of the threedimensional
world, man tries to understand what the spiritual world is.
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