Power Outside The Matrix: inserting your space and time into physical reality

Power Outside The Matrix: inserting your space and time into physical reality

by Jon Rappoport

March 25, 2017

Stability outside the Matrix means power; and power means stability outside the Matrix. That’s the starting point.

Outside means: knowing you’re in a center-space from which you can project a new reality of your own choosing. It means: freedom in that center-space.

These are not merely intellectual observations. This is about your experience. The exercises I present in the section called Power Outside The Matrix and The Invention of New Reality in Power Outside The Matrix can give you that experience.

The exercises can also give you the feeling of more power to create what you want to create.

Creating involves new space and new time. I often use the metaphor of the painter to explain this. The painter views the blank canvas as the place where he will build up his own version of space and time.

And when the canvas is finished, he hangs it on a wall. His space and time are now inserted into physical reality.

The painting could be any enterprise: a business, an adventure in a far-flung place; a new relationship; a deep investigation of a mystery…

In each case, the person is projecting his own space and time into the physical world—and the physical world accepts them without question.

The act of projecting is mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual.

There are degrees of projecting—degrees of power.

In creating new reality, executing details requires a sense of logic.

Once upon a time, in medieval universities, new students enrolled in the Trivium. It was the foundation curriculum. It was required. Its parts were: grammar, logic, and rhetoric.

Grammar: the interior construction of language.

Logic: the valid and invalid connections in the course of a formal argument; the method of proper reasoning; the deductive links in a chain, at the end of which appears a conclusion.

Rhetoric: oral and written presentation; the use of language to make a case; the capacity to persuade, even in the face of counter-argument.

Today, the subject matter of the Trivium is not only downplayed. It has been shattered.

In Power Outside the Matrix, I restore logic with a long section called Analyzing Information in the Age of Disinformation. It is designed to meet the modern needs of the individual who is faced with a flood of data. This section is based on my 30-plus years of working as an investigative reporter.

Jon Rappoport has worked as a free-lance investigative reporter for over 30 years. http://nomorefakenews.com/