The Hidden Purpose Behind Human Values & Judgement That Causes SUFFERING | Dr. John Demartini

André Duqum2 minutes read

The mature intellect can hold paradox simultaneously, allowing one to see both sides of an event without labeling it, leading to a more authentic self. Trauma stems from the inability to see both sides of an event simultaneously, leading to suffering.

Insights

  • The matured intellect can see both sides of an event without labeling it, leading to a deeper understanding and reduced suffering from trauma.
  • Prioritizing one's values and purpose enables conscious creation of life as desired, fostering inspiration and liberation.
  • Integrating all aspects of oneself, including the shadow side, leads to wholeness and empowerment, transforming perspectives and relationships positively.
  • Seeking hidden order in apparent chaos challenges the concept of entropy, emphasizing the importance of perceiving opposing forces simultaneously for growth and evolution.

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  • How can one overcome feelings of pride and shame?

    By living according to highest values.

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Summary

00:00

Embracing Paradox: Law of Attraction and Values

  • The matured intellect can hold paradox simultaneously, allowing one to see both sides of an event without labeling it.
  • Trauma stems from the inability to see both sides of an event simultaneously, leading to suffering.
  • The Law of Attraction enables conscious creation of life as desired, with the key being to prioritize one's values and purpose.
  • Prioritizing one's values liberates and inspires, leading to living an inspired life aligned with one's calling.
  • Identifying one's highest value is crucial, as it dictates how one perceives, decides, and acts, shaping their destiny.
  • The Telos, or highest value, is the most meaningful and purposeful pursuit, guiding one's identity and actions.
  • Living by one's highest value leads to fulfillment and liberation from distractions, allowing for a more authentic self.
  • Integrating the process of admiring or feeling superior to others involves identifying specific traits and actions, reflecting on them, and owning them within oneself.
  • Balancing pride and shame, and seeing oneself in others, leads to authenticity and intimacy, where nothing is missing within oneself.
  • Acknowledging and honoring the divine in oneself and others fosters fulfillment and love, transcending judgments and illusions.

14:10

Embrace self-reflection to collapse judgment.

  • Reflect on your own actions to identify traits you admire or despise in others.
  • Hold yourself accountable by activating episodic memory and considering who perceives your actions.
  • Repeat the process until you fully own the traits you see in others.
  • Acknowledge self-judgment as the root of external judgment.
  • Use reflective awareness to recognize past instances of traits you admire in others within yourself.
  • Understand that judgment stems from unconsciousness and a lack of self-love.
  • Embrace the idea that all traits, positive or negative, exist within you and are projected onto others.
  • Seek to collapse judgment by acknowledging the simultaneous existence of polar opposites.
  • Avoid reacting based on subjective biases created by contrasting yourself with others.
  • Strive to bridge the gap between subjective perception and objective reality for fulfillment and growth.

26:42

"Values Influence Perception and Manifestation"

  • The thalamus filters and gates information based on our hierarchy of values, allowing us to focus on what is important to us.
  • Our perceptions are dictated by our hierarchy of values, influencing what we notice in our environment.
  • Living by our highest values leads to efficient filtering, increasing the likelihood of synchronicities and matching intentions.
  • Subtle senses and sensory systems are continually being discovered in neurology, enhancing our understanding of perception.
  • Our innermost dominant thought shapes our external reality when we prioritize our actions and perceptions based on our highest values.
  • A study showed that 20% of patients who had been inactive for six months returned to the doctor's office after staff members focused on their files.
  • Synchronicities, such as thinking of someone who then contacts you, occur frequently enough to be significant.
  • Clarifying what we want and focusing on our values increases the probability of achieving our goals.
  • Devoting time to defining objectives and focusing on what we want can lead to the manifestation of desired outcomes.
  • Our values are shaped by both inherent tendencies and external influences, with experiences and conditioning contributing to our priorities.

38:57

Transformative stories inspire growth and empowerment.

  • The speaker learned to play the flute by practicing consistently since the age of 18, aiming to travel the world and speak, which inspires them daily.
  • They emphasize the importance of facing challenges as opportunities for growth and living a purpose-driven life.
  • A story is shared about a wealthy man in South Africa who was kidnapped and held for ransom, leading to a transformative realization about his priorities and relationships.
  • The speaker guides the man through a process of reframing his traumatic experience, helping him see the positive aspects and benefits that emerged from the ordeal.
  • The man's perspective shifts, leading to improved relationships with his family, better health, and increased success in his business.
  • The speaker highlights the importance of integrating all aspects of oneself, including the shadow side, to achieve wholeness and empowerment.
  • Another story is shared about a young boy labeled as troubled due to his past, but through research on successful individuals with similar backgrounds, he shifts to seeing himself as special and destined for greatness.
  • The speaker challenges the idea of victimhood and encourages individuals to reframe their stories to become masters of their destinies.
  • They discuss the societal pressure to conform to one-sided ideals and the importance of embracing all aspects of oneself to avoid suffering and regain personal power.
  • The speaker emphasizes the need to process grief by acknowledging both the positive and negative aspects of a lost loved one, leading to a more balanced and healing experience.

51:52

Dissolving Grief Through Love and Awareness

  • Grief is the result of holding onto a fantasy that has been broken, leading to a sense of loss.
  • By loving someone for all their aspects, they remain present, and grief can be dissolved.
  • The speaker has successfully helped individuals dissolve grief in various settings, including after natural disasters and in conflict zones.
  • The concept of grief and relief polarity was developed by the speaker in 1976 and has been effective in addressing grief since then.
  • Infatuation is often mistaken for love, leading to unrealistic expectations in relationships.
  • To overcome infatuation, individuals must acknowledge both positive and negative traits in their partners.
  • Living by one's highest priorities can reduce feelings of pride and shame, leading to more reflective awareness.
  • Self-righteousness stems from the amygdala's desire to avoid pain and seek pleasure, leading to moral hypocrisies.
  • Peace and war are always balanced globally, as shown by the Global Peace Index.
  • Maximum growth occurs at the border of support and challenge, peace and war, with love being the synthesis of these opposites.

01:04:11

Navigating Peace and Turmoil in Relationships

  • Finding peace in relationships involves moments of peace and turmoil.
  • Having a child doesn't guarantee total peace but brings moments of calm and conflict.
  • Family reunions showcase opposing values leading to both calm and turmoil.
  • Work environments also experience periods of calm and challenge.
  • World peace is unrealistic as growth requires support and challenge.
  • Internal conflict drives the desire for outer peace, while internal peace may lead to stirring things up.
  • Pairs of opposites like sympathetic and parasympathetic systems are essential for evolution.
  • Love necessitates transformation for evolution in a changing world.
  • Suffering arises from the inability to perceive opposing forces simultaneously.
  • Seeking hidden order in apparent chaos is a lifelong pursuit, challenging the concept of entropy.

01:17:05

"Exploring Universe, Wisdom, and Love"

  • Freeman Dyson believed in a pan psychic Universe, with a list of about a thousand names in the pan psychic world.
  • The Nobel Prize winner for discovering the HIV virus, Monu, explored water memory and found that fields around DNA were stored in water.
  • A textbook on the origin of life discusses hydrothermal vents and the role of water in creating RNA, suggesting a common denominator in all models.
  • The universe is seen as having an infinite number of pairs of opposites at all scales, with no beginning or end, reflecting our own finite thinking.
  • Religion has evolved from geomorphic to zoomorphic to anthromorphic, reflecting our fears and desires, ultimately leading to the highest level of abstract thought in pure mathematics.
  • Judging others is based on physical traits, actions, and character traits, leading to false causality assumptions and illusions that can be neutralized by asking quality questions.
  • Wisdom and love are inseparable, with Howard Hughes emphasizing the importance of dedicating life to the love of wisdom and the wisdom of love.
  • God is interpreted based on brain development stages, from pantheistic to monotheistic beliefs, reflecting our fears and desires for appeasement.
  • A martial arts lesson teaches that perceiving attack as an invitation to dance transcends the predator-prey dynamic, leading to a moment of unity beyond opposites.
  • Socrates' wisdom stemmed from acknowledging the vastness of what is unknown, emphasizing the importance of continuous learning and humility in the face of infinite ignorance.

01:29:56

"Embracing Love, Expanding Consciousness, Fulfilling Mastery"

  • The speaker emphasizes the importance of finding love in every event, highlighting that manmade structures of good and bad are illusions of the mind.
  • Asking quality questions and seeing both sides simultaneously is liberating and aids in expanding consciousness.
  • The focus is on the evolution of human consciousness rather than defining right and wrong.
  • The speaker acknowledges their relative awareness and ignorance in various areas, delegating tasks outside their expertise.
  • Mastery in valued areas leads to fulfillment and a desire for philanthropy and contribution.
  • The speaker's life path involves teaching, researching, writing, and traveling extensively, aiming to disseminate knowledge through various mediums.
  • Life is broken down into seven areas: inspired mission, waking up genius, contribution and service, mastering finances, global family dynamic, making a contribution, and empowering others.
  • The speaker shares a psychedelic experience in their teens but emphasizes the power of meditation over drugs.
  • Synchronicities and premonitions have occurred, with the speaker keeping records of these experiences.
  • The speaker encourages listeners to be themselves and embrace their magnificence rather than imitating others.

01:42:51

"Play authentically to leave lasting legacy"

  • To expand your consciousness and leave a lasting legacy, focus on playing authentically, allowing your inner thoughts to determine your level of evolution over time, leading to a significant impact on the world.
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