What happens when you cannot see causality? 99.99% of humanity can’t…

Yesterday I wrote about seeing reason, seeing the causal relationship between things.

I confess that it is a hard thing to see. Not just me, but everyone. Cause is in the invisible realm of reality… it is there, but it is rarely seen.

The Butterfly Effect comes to mind, that says through a string of invisible cause and effect happenings, a butterfly flapping its wings in Japan will cause a tornado in Arkansas. According to Wikipedia: Butterfly effect: In chaos theory, the butterfly effect is the sensitive dependence on initial conditions in which a small change in one state of a deterministic nonlinear system can result in large differences in a later state.

So it is not easy. But… and this is what this article is about, most people lack even the curiosity necessary to see causal relationships: they don’t care.

If you don’t have a capacity, you also lack the capacity to see what would it entail to exercise that capacity.

So why would it be that students buy the activation of a capacity and not even ask for suggestions on how to co-creatively keep it on?

“The ideal subject of totalitarian rule is not the convinced Nazi or the dedicated Communist, but people for whom the distinction between fact and fiction (i.e. the reality of experience) and the distinction between the true and the false (i.e. the standards of thought) no longer exist.” – Hannah Arendt (1906-1975)

If you cannot think, and seeing reason needs thinking, then you won’t see the difference between fact and fiction, between reality and the story.

If you are in my Playground, your job is not more and not less, than to see the difference between reality and the story.

See the difference between “it’s wrong” and “I made it wrong”.

80% of my Playground participants can’t see that the wrong, that the drama comes from them. For them it still feels part of reality… but, of course, there is no drama in reality, no wrong in reality… in reality things only are… They are neither wrong, nor right.

Strong wind is just air displaced by temperature and pressure differences in the space… and the wind destroying a dwelling is just cause and effect… not a tragedy. Tragedy arises only in language. Not in reality.

Seeing reason, the fully open capacity is so rare that one could say, it is superhuman… even though every single person has that capacity, not active, in their DNA… so it is part of the human design.

butterfly effect of decisionsThe really rich self-made billionaires do most of what they do in the invisible… they see reason… and they act consistently with what they see. What causes what…

You see whatever you make up, and you act on that.

Your results are different. You don’t see the causal relationship between things, you see the tip of the iceberg… and you act on that.

So you always work on a symptom, like the medical establishment you love to blame. They are like you: they don’t see the cause.

For you everything is the same as everything else… except that not always…

You don’t see, but what is maybe even worse: you don’t even look: you think you see. Or you think that what you see is there… or you think that what you see is real.

Sometimes, as a teacher, you have to pile on what the students are not getting, to drive up the reason.

This is exactly what I have done. I didn’t understand why people are not getting the distinction: there is nothing wrong in reality… so I added another one: your human design: you are either to wait for an invitation when you act (if you are a Generator according the Human Design) or you are to act on your idea and inform others about what you are going to do.

But, of course, before you can use that information, you need to see what the heck it means to wait for invitation.

Or to act on your own idea if you are a Manifestor…

  • For example, is it really your idea that you should be kind, sweet, generous, caring, or was it someone else’s idea?
  • Another example: is it an invitation to be kind and generous and caring, when someone yells at you?

These are actual examples my students haven’t looked at… because they aren’t getting the causal relationship between acting according to your design and your results in life, the quality of your life…

Because seeing reason, seeing causality, is missing. Missing for them, missing for you.

Or seeing the relationship between your lifestyle and the diseases you contract.

For example, people whose eating style is to eat by appetite will get sick, and incoherent, sleep poorly, and be in a bad mood if they eat anything when they don’t have an appetite for it. But unless you know appetite, you will… and knowing appetite in a world where you have all kinds of urges, is hard. Urges are not invitation… while appetite is. Urges are loud, intense, while appetite is quiet and smooth.

  • My least accomplishing student only reacts to urges. Will he ask to have “seeing reason” activated? Hardly. He will likely continue only act on urges… and there is no urge to see reason, is there?
  • Another student’s urges are also obvious: he needs to feel a quick win at every turn… All quick wins are urges.

As I quoted yesterday from “Leonardo and Gabriel”, the book by Tim Tigner,

“The guide God gave you is called happiness. You please God when you do today what will make you happy tomorrow. Happier over time.”

All quick wins are transient, temporary, and will make you less happy tomorrow.

Lots of people are stupid in the way of “stupid as the stupid does”. They have potential to be intelligent, to make good decisions, to do life well, but they don’t.

Lack of reason will definitely make you do stupid things.

The world somehow made you believe that if you make a mistake then you are stupid… as in no potential. The world somehow suggested that you can avoid doing stupid things by avoiding doing things. The world is not intelligent.

The way to make good or at least better decisions is to start turning on capacities by starting to create situations where you need them.

But with the “seeing reason” capacity you have already a million opportunities a day to practice… are you acting on urges, or are you acting on invitation, are you acting on YOUR ideas or are you following the herd? Are you eating when you are hungry, when you have an appetite, or on some good idea, or some urges?

Are you seeing drama in every situation, or are you seeing that the drama came from you?

The Anna Karenina Principle is in this very strongly: All happy families are alike. No drama. People are acting according to their design. All unhappy families are unhappy in their own way… drama, acting on urges, acting on others good ideas… not being themselves.

If you could just learn to make decisions on what to do, when to do it according to your design, including eating according to your eating style design, your life could become a whole lot better. And you would make much less mistakes.

Now, that alone should make you want to do it.

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Author: Sophie Benshitta Maven

True empath, award winning architect, magazine publisher, transformational and spiritual coach and teacher, self declared Avatar