EP 181 — Paul Levy — the Mind-Virus That Is Killing Us All

The Balance and Feed of Watico Key takeaways: - Recognizing and understanding symbols can help us access parts of ourselves we weren't in touch with - Out of balance inspiration becomes fuel for watiko - Watiko feeds off of polarization and fear - Watiko is a misidentification of who we think we are Transcript: Speaker 1 And similar to a symbol ant dream, if we get, if we recognize what it's showing us, then all of a sudden, you know, it transduces energy. We all of a sudden access something in us that we weren't in touch with. And, you know, we get more creative, we get more, you know, in balance. And so absolutely there has to be a balance. And and watico, not only is the inspiration for that out of balance, but then it feeds off oit. Speaker 4 As long as we then are out of balance, that becomes fuel for watiko. Speaker 1 If you know one thing about watico, i mean, there are so many aspects of it that are just mine blowing. It feeds off of polarization. It feeds off of fear. As soon as we see, in essence, what watico is is it's this misidentification of who we think we are. Before i found the name, i was calling it malignant ego, prena m e disease, me disease. It's a ation of who we think we are when we identify, remember i said what tiko presents or presents us with a fictitious identity. When we identify as, you could say, a skin and capsulated ego, this reference point in third dimensional space and time, we're not that, no. Speaker 4 But of sas law, as soon as we identify with that limited version, then we've misidentified with who we are. Speaker 1 We think we're, we're identified with a separate self. We think, i think im separate from you and watiko, as soon as there is a separate self, there is another. Speaker 4 As soon as there is other, thereis fear. Speaker 1 As soon as there's fear, that's the super food for watiko. Speaker 4 And then it just will inspire the most incredible polarizati...

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The Solution is Often Simple: Moving Fingers a Quarter Inch to the Left Key takeaways: - Small adjustments can lead to big improvements, like moving your fingers a quarter of an inch to the left while typing. - The idea of Watiko is a magical idea whose time has come and people are getting turned on to it. Transcript: Speaker 1 And an brings to mind am you know, in one of my books, i talk about, sayf you're typing on your computer, and your hands are one key to the right, and you're typing, and it looks like a complete mess. And you no on the screen, and you think, oh, my god, it's going to take so much work to fix everything. Where do i even begin? But then when you inquire into it, the solution is just, oh, just move your fingers a quarter of an inch to the left. Everything is his back and as fine and as perfect and as optima, it's like bat and the thing which is interesting about the work i'm doing, cause i'm just following my process and just offering myself, you know, as an instrument, you know, when all of it resulted from my encounter with watika, with evil. And what i'm basically and more, what i feel, you see, the think about about watiko, you know, one meam you could say in terms of it's this, it's this magical idea whose time has come. When people get turned on to the idea of watiko and really get switched on, like even young himself said, in times of collective psychosis, only one thing can save us, and that one thing a new symbolic idea. And that's exactly what watiko is. It's a saving idea. And when you really take it on line, into your minds, and understand what it's pointing at, and what it's a revelation of, your consciousness expands and you become transformed. (Time 1:05:23)