Leaps of Consciousness

Inversion is lying to conceal the truth.

If you were being deceived by someone more intelligent than you, how would you ever know?

How could they do it?

By directly programming your subconscious without your consent. Click on ‘Speed and Power’ and ‘Propaganda’ below.

Edward Bernays openly boasts in his book Propaganda (published in 1928), how he can influence people without them knowing it.

How is it done?

By directly programming your subconscious without your consent - click on ‘Speed and Power’below.

Who is deceiving us and what other methods do they use?

Click on ‘GPPP’ below) and how? click on ‘How the Few Control the Many’ below.

What’s the Subconscious?

Our mind is like an iceberg. Our conscious mind is the 5% above the water. The hidden 95%, the subconscious, is below the water and controls all our automatic processes: survival memory, heart rate, breathing, digestion, driving etc. It is very fast and very powerful.

Our subconscious keeps us safe by constantly scanning for threats and uses patterns and repetition. It is a throwback to our reptilian past and lives in the limbic system.

Certain patterns are more of a threat: e.g. a snake or spider, and others denote greater safety. e.g. the more often something is seen, the higher up the safety list it goes. It is judged to be what the herd is doing and we want to fit in with the herd to be safe. This is how advertising and product placing works. How often do you see coffee or alcohol on tv or a film?

We are only conscious or aware of about 140 things a second, but our suconscious constantly scans and stores about 11 million things a second. The subconscious sorts the mass of data into ‘safe’ and ‘safest’ cards to survive. In our distant past we wouldn’t survive for long outside the herd. The more something is seen the higher up the safety list it goes.

Unfortunately, what’s safe has nothing to do with morals, ethics, logic or rationality. The unconscious has no concept of past or future and only exists in the present moment. It makes very fast decisions based on guesswork and can make us move extremely fast if, for example, we’re about to get run over by a car and need to jump out the way.

It is all completely automatic and we are not aware it’s going on at all. The more tv, films, games and social media we engage with, the more programming we receive. That’s why tv programmes are called ‘programmes’. It’s always in plain sight.