A Moment of Insight is Worth a Lifetime of Experience

So to recap: I have tried to show what real connection ‘feels’ like. Just as the trees connect underground through a club of communicators, we too can get back to the place where connection feels natural. To feel connected means never having to socialize again. We can do it where we sit and with our minds. We can swim through the Higgs Field and connect with anyone we want, any time we want. No more schedules. No more Zooms.

We have seen the power of animal communication and how a simple connection righted so many wrongs. We saw how what was described as a dangerous animal was able to demonstrate his majesty. Watching the ex-policeman so overwhelmed with the beauty of that is hard for any skeptic to resist.

We have talked about beyond the veil and how people are able to connect with everyone, everywhere once they leave their bodies.

We have heard from energy intuitives who spend all their working time fixing separateness.

Without scientific proof I believe separateness is at the root of so many illnesses. I believe it’s the biggest issue between success and non-success. Ironically, the most unsuccessful people I know have the most friends, but at the same time they are purely physical, three dimensional experiences. In their hearts they feel lonely.

The most successful people I know have a tight group of trusted souls and never feel lonely or separate. They always feel connected to the universe not just to physical friends. Separateness is something we overcome with connectivity.

Connectivity also renders many advantages and a big one is in leading us to moments of insight.

Have you ever stopped to contemplate what really separates the successful person from the less so? It’s almost always a brilliant idea that makes the difference. A moment of insight.

It seems to come from nowhere but it comes from connectivity.

Having an idea that no one has had before marks you out in the field of energy because the emotional thought shows itself as a ripple in an otherwise calm state of energy. Visually you can imagine it as a light suddenly appearing and flashing in a foggy sea. Flashing lights attract attention. Flashing lights get noticed… by the whole universe… back in time and also into the future.

‘Don’t hide your light under a bushel,’ say the religious texts. So we don’t. We get a moment of insight and we immediately react forward on it. We take immediate action.

In quantum physics we know that everything is always in a state of vibration and an ‘ah-ha’ moment is a connection at a higher frequency.

In reality, what does that feel like? Well, the only way I can describe it is with how I feel when I have those moments. My reaction is not ‘Good idea.’ My reaction is ‘Holy **** where did that come from, why the **** haven’t I come up with that before?’

These ideas are not just brief flashes but whole blueprints that feel as if they have been delivered on my head like the ten commandments. It is not possible to sit or stand still after a moment of insight. We have to react and we react forward.

How do we react forward?

Here is what I have to say about it in the beginning of Chapter 2 of Secrets to a Successful Startup:

Chapter 2

Turn a Winning Idea into a Winning Company

“Don’t keep your dreams in your eyes, they may fall as tears. Keep them in your heart so that every heartbeat may remind you to convert them into reality.” -Nishan Panwar

When people have a winning idea and do nothing about it, the idea soon fades until it is forgotten. That is, until one day they encounter someone who has turned a very similar idea into a great company. Then follows that sinking feeling in the pit of the stomach: That person could have been living a successful entrepreneurial life, if only . . . they had done something about their idea. What stopped them? Why didn’t they follow through?

People talk themselves out of great business ideas all the time and for many reasons, but fear, negative thoughts, and a lack of self-confidence are the prime culprits. Like a kid touching a hot stove, people will convince themselves that any bad economic news, like a dip in the stock market, means that it’s the wrong time to start a new business. But running a business is never risk-free, the economy will never be perfect, and waiting for the ideal conditions only risks letting your idea die from neglect.  

Don’t do that. Instead, immediately take action to make your business a reality, which builds momentum in the opposite direction. Once you discover your winning idea, incorporate it as a company. Online companies make the process simple and inexpensive (replacing the need for expensive attorney fees), and I consider this is to be one of the simplest, least costly, and most effective things an entrepreneur can do. In fact, according to the Small Business Administration in 2018, 70% of all businesses in the USA are sole proprietors and  99 percent never register their business, which is crazy given all the benefits. The financial protection alone is worth the small cost, but where it really pays off is psychologically and emotionally.

The benefit of reacting forward cannot be overstated. Once you incorporate your company, you have set your idea in motion. You have established a business, one that you own. You are the boss, and you have the paperwork to prove it.

Doesn’t that feel exciting? Doesn’t that build self-confidence? Doesn’t that add to awe?

As three dimensional beings we communicate with our five senses in very deliberate and constructed ways, with signs, language, and expressions. The Higgs field, however, communicates everything in a hyperdimensional flash, blasting all our senses and catapulting us into new ones. It can be a little overwhelming. I find it to be mostly visual.

As a small but pertinent example, when I had the idea for my first company it did not dribble from my mind or pen. It was overwhelming like someone just threw me into a deep river and shouted “Swim if you can.” The idea for my second and third companies seemed so blindingly obvious that I had no choice but to accept that life was laying out a new course for me and all I had to do was set into action. My books and movies arrived in my head complete and the only thing that delayed their publication was the time it took me to type out with two fingers.

To have those moments of insight means developing better interaction with – and connection  through – the field of energy. It is that simple, but all too rare because we are taught to value the complicated over the simple. The secret, however, is in simplicity. Meditate. Walk in nature. Connect. React forward.

In the regular world before the transformation experience no one suggested that the answer to your problems is ” You need a solution, take a walk, touch some trees.” “Feeling out of your depth? Then go watch the night sky for 15 minutes.” “Want to get out of the rut and make something of your life, then sit in a chair and do nothing for 20 minutes.”

These concepts and tools are contrary to what we learn at home school. The science, however, is clear.

Meditation and connecting through nature are the practical ways to gain ESP/Extra Sensory Perception. It’s not new age or quackery, ESP is nothing more than stretching the senses. Why should we want to stretch our senses? Because everything is connected through a single field of energy. The farther we can hear, the more we can see, the better we can feel, the more connections we make, the more knowledge we gain access to, the more brilliant ideas we get, the more fun we have, the more power we get, the happier we feel. There is no downside to ESP and suddenly getting moments of insight.

Russell Targ explains it well in this once banned TED talk.

Here we see and listen to a pragmatic physicist who helped the CIA and others understand the natural connective capabilities of every human. Everyone can be like Anna and Spirit. Everyone can develop stretched senses.

Russell Targ is about as ‘un-hippie’ as a teacher that I could imagine. If this pragmatic scientist is telling us to start developing our ESP then why would we not try it? Russell Targ has shown us there is nothing weird, new age, or fantastical about ESP.  We all have the potential to enhance our senses and nothing bad can come of it.

One of the best ways to rewire our neurons to achieve that is by making daily meditation a habit.

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