The Science of Differentiation (Ra Uru Hu)

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I describe Design as the science of differentiation, and it is. It is a magical thing. What is truly magical is to be able to see mechanically the potential of any being to be unique. And the other side of differentiation is homogenization. To be homogenized is to be conditioned. The moment that mind is confronted with situations in which the vehicle does not go along with it, then mind is looking for a way to get around that, always. Then it looks for not itself, not who it is, not its potential. But it looks to the homogenized field in order to be able to accomplish what it thinks it
needs to accomplish.

We live in a homogenized world. And it is the world that we call normal. It‟s normal to be homogenized, to be far, far, far away from what your potential is. It‟s normal. This is the world that we live in. It‟s why in the years that I did neutrino forecasts it was so easy to be able to see what was going to happen, because it‟s a homogenized field. So the program affects everybody basically the same way in the homogenized field. And you have all of these sheep who think they‟re wolves running around like chickens. What to do.

To follow your Strategy and Authority is not to be homogenized. It is not to be normal; it is abnormal. It is abnormal to force the mind to abdicate its authority; it‟s abnormal. It‟s abnormal to act according to your own Authority rather than the authority of your lover, your children, your parents, your government, your doctor, your lawyer, you name it, everybody else‟s authority but your own. And oh, I left out your God or whatever else you carry for authority.

To operate according to your own Authority is abnormal. And it‟s understandable, after all. You don‟t have any access to it. You only have access to the Personality and to the distortion that Personality has in being homogenized, in not operating correctly, in assuming that it has control. And the Personality, because it is conscious, has enormous power to influence you. It‟s obvious, isn‟t it? Think about any situation in your life and think about what your mind does with it. And not only that the most interesting thing about mind is that it can set you up to make a decision about something very significant, and when it doesn‟t work out, it already has something else in mind. There‟s always something else.

The whole thing about Maia is that it is rooted in the Sanskrit “ma” which is to measure. This is what mind does. Mind is always measuring. And the only way you can measure is that you have to have the perspective, there has to be the „this‟ and „that.‟ It‟s always one of those jokes that when your mind makes a decision to go one way it‟s already processed the decision to go the other way and it doesn‟t really know which way to go. It‟s just following the homogenized pattern. And the homogenized pattern is rooted in the openness of the being to conditioning.

Отрывок взят из текста Ra Uru Hu "Design Concepts: Lesson 1", стр. 8.