Topic: The Human Blueprint
Received 16 Dec 2024
You are born with a body and brain awaiting instruction from the environment. Your body and brain will not develop without this instruction.
You develop by absorbing the thoughts and energy of those around you. The touch of others will instruct your nervous system to develop. The light will instruct your eyes to develop. Sound will instruct your ears to hear. Food will instruct your mouth to taste. Aromas around you will instruct your nose to smell. Movement, initially being carried by your mother, for example, will instruct your muscles to move.
Those are the physical aspects of human development. Just as important are the mental and emotional aspects of development. If you are neglected, you will feel abandoned. If you are hurt, physically or with harsh words, you will believe you are bad. If your parents argue, you will believe it’s your fault, and you will feel guilt. If you are touched with tenderness and spoken to with softness and comfort, you will feel loved.
Most human beings will experience a combination of helpful and unhelpful environmental cues. Most human beings are a mix of “I’m ok, I’m not ok.”
The soaking in of environmental cues occurs before the functional mind has come on board, and therefore, many errors in belief occur. You have no control over your environment until you reach puberty, and then it’s all about trying to take control of yourself and your environment.
Between puberty and about age 30, the human being is coming to grips with identity. For most people, around age 30, the blueprint has been imprinted, and the identity has been established.
The core beliefs were in place before puberty. After puberty, the human being is able to think about thinking, and introspection can begin. The conscious mind can now wonder why things aren’t as it thinks they should be.
“Why am I unlovable?” This is usually a mistaken belief imprinted in early childhood.
“Why am I not good enough?” Another mistaken belief.
“Why am I bad?” Error in belief.
However, many people never use their conscious minds for this introspection and remain to a large degree unconscious. They don’t question these beliefs and often don’t even know these beliefs exist.
Why then is the human blueprint designed this way? Why is it set up so that every human being will have varying degrees of mistaken beliefs?
The human blueprint is designed for the best video or movie experience. Human stories are all about protagonists, antagonists, and obstacles to overcome. Every movie you’ll ever see and every video game you will ever play will have these elements because human stories are a reflection of your own lived experience.
And your own lived experience is only as real as movies, video games, novels, and short stories. In other words, your life IS a movie, and the goal is to live a great, intriguing, interesting life with many obstacles so that the movie is a good one. The goal is to have a strong moral arc in your movie in which lessons are learned and satisfaction occurs at the end.
Your soul is having a good time no matter what negative thing you, as a human, may be experiencing. Your soul has no negative feelings. Only your body has negative feelings.
Does this seem cruel to you? It’s not cruel because it’s not real. When you die, only your body dies, only the actor in the movie dies. And your soul has expanded greatly because of the role you played in the movie.
When you are ready, you can wake up from the movie and live from the soul’s perspective.