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Greetings. Here are ideas and

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information intended to help you

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navigate the mind field of life's many

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problems that I have gained through a

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self-realization process known as

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advanced perception. Through advanced

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perception, we learn that we are not

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getting working answers to our problems

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because we're asking the wrong

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questions. So if you have an open mind

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and understand that you have absolutely

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nothing to lose, here it is. But this is

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not free. It requires that you pay

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attention.

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Do you think you work too hard or too

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fast? Is hustle culture part of your

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life, but you feel it's not being talked

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about with any real depth at all? Well,

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that's what we're going to be taking a

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deep dive into right now. Hello, this is

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Ernest. Welcome.

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There's one thing I know for certain.

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Everywhere I go, when I'm running

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errands, such as Costco, grocery

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shopping, or even a sit-down restaurant,

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you know, the regular mundane things we

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all need to do. Everyone working in

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these places, almost without fail, are

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working entirely too damn fast.

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Now, if you're not noticing this, there

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could be several reasons. But the most

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common one is what's known as the

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boiling frog effect. And if you don't

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know what that is, I'll tell you.

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If you take a frog and toss it into a

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small pot of boiling water, it will

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instantly jump out. But because frogs

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are reptilians and therefore don't

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regulate their body temperatures, if you

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put a frog in a cool pot of water, we're

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assuming that the frog doesn't jump out

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of the pot for any other reason and

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slowly raise the temperature. The frog

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will in fact just eventually cook. The

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frog cooks because it doesn't have the

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perceptual mechanisms to realize it's

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being cooked. This in large part is

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what's occurring today because virtually

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no one under the age of 40 has any

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reference point of just how dramatically

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they're overwork.

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If for simply any other reason, they

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didn't exist when I did.

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I have carefully observed that most

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workers today are working at a pace that

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would have been both demeaning and

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ridiculous when I was in my 20s.

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Young people today are expected to work

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at a pace two to three times what would

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have been normal in: 1985

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Yet people are wondering why so much of

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society is breaking down and going

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crazy. Most people today are not

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working, they're slaving.

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Now, perhaps everything I have said so

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far is new to you. Or if not, you may be

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thinking, "Well, due to his age, he

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should know all of this." Anyone his age

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should know all of this. But I can

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assure you that is not the case because

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many people that are my age today are

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still no more aware of what's actually

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going on around them than they were in

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their mid20s.

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This is the very reason why there is

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advanced perception and why it's so

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important. It's one thing to be utterly

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clueless at 20. It's quite another to be

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so at age 60.

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One of the primary reasons many people

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feel depressed and dissatisfied is

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because they are not where they should

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be in life. Yet because in the very

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small amount of recuperation time they

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have, if they bother to even think about

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it at all,

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they're not able to connect the dots due

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to a lack of introspection

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because they are working very hard to

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get someone else somewhere whereas they

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themselves don't get anywhere. And the

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reason they don't connect these dots in

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turn, why they lack the advanced

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perception to do so is they are too busy

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working. It's the classic case of the

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dog chasing its tail.

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So the first step in getting rid of this

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dysfunctionality due to a lack of

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perception is stop being the dog chasing

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its tail. You simply have to start

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acting as opposed to reacting.

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By doing so, you will come to realize

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that you will never ever produce enough

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or work fast enough

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as far as your employer is concerned.

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And you will never earn enough money

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because as far as your employer is

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concerned,

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if they spoke honestly, which they

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seldom do, you are nothing but an

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inconvenient profit parasite they wish

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would just go away. And they're working

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very hard both with robotics and AI to

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make sure that happens ASAP.

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This is the reason why now more than

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ever you need the power of advanced

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perception because it is your single

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most powerful weapon to survive an

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increasingly insane and hostile world.

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Consider this for a moment. How much of

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what I have just said were you already

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aware of? If you were already fully

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aware of all this, good for you. But if

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you weren't aware of any of that, and if

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you hadn't been directed via

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synchronicity to this message, well,

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synchronicity is great when it's there,

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but that is not always the case. Which

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is why it's always better to have an

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advanced perception.

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But you see, even though everything I

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just said is absolutely true, that's

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still only part of a much bigger issue.

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Do you want to be utterly possessed with

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the notion of fulfilling someone else's

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vision or do you want to create and

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possess your own?

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I can tell you with absolute assurance

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that until you make the decision to

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possess your own life, until you make

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the decision to stop living vicariously,

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you will remain depressed and

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unsatisfied.

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Not because you may not be earning the

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kind of money that you really would

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like, but because your spirit is being

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subjugated.

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But fortunately

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something can be done to change that.

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What needs to be done is a fundamental

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change in attitude. And that's exactly

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the easy part because that will occur

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automatically once you fully understand

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what's taking place in a given

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situation.

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Your attitude changes when you can look

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at a situation and clearly see not only

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what it's about in general, but how it

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affects your life specifically. That in

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turn is achieved through, you guessed

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it, advanced perception. Let me ask you

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this. Have you ever been betrayed?

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Having experienced it more than once

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myself, I believe it's absolutely one of

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the most powerful emotional experiences

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a person ever endures.

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But betrayal is a continuum, a spectrum.

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At one end, there are childhood

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betrayals. something very silly such as,

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you know, promising a friend to keep a

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secret from another friend who stole a

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mutual friend's candy bar, then giving

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away the secret anyway to another

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person. Well, it really makes you mad at

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your friend when you're 9 years old.

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Then at the other end of the spectrum in

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the adult world, it might be confessing

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the knowledge of a lover's or husband's

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or wife's infidelity to the significant

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other. And as I'm sure many of you may

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know, this realization of betrayal very

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has very frequently resulted in murder.

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Now pay attention because here is the

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important point. So in conclusion,

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because of what had occurred is an

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instant and fundamental change in

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attitude and because of that radical

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change in attitude, a person can now

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potentially do anything. Things that

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before the attitude change, they

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couldn't even imagine doing. And that

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entire process begins by developing

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advanced perception.

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I really hope you found this helpful or

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interesting. So, if you want to know

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more or have any questions at all, you

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can reach out to me via my website link

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in the description below.

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And if you really want to give me a

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compliment, telling a friend about the

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show would be the best compliment you

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could ever give me. Until next time,

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this is Ernest and I usually always am.