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Data Dump Resistance and The Computer Simulation

This document discusses resistance as the feeling of change that occurs when transitioning from old ways of thinking to new, more coherent ways of thinking. It compares the mind and brain, with the mind being intangible thoughts and the brain being the physical hardware. For thoughts to manifest in the real world, the mind (software) needs to be properly aligned with the brain (hardware) through gaining experiences that allow coherent thinking. Having the right "driver" is important so that intended applications of one's thoughts can successfully launch without crashing, just as an experienced driver can navigate a vehicle to its destination.

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Data Dump Resistance and The Computer Simulation

This document discusses resistance as the feeling of change that occurs when transitioning from old ways of thinking to new, more coherent ways of thinking. It compares the mind and brain, with the mind being intangible thoughts and the brain being the physical hardware. For thoughts to manifest in the real world, the mind (software) needs to be properly aligned with the brain (hardware) through gaining experiences that allow coherent thinking. Having the right "driver" is important so that intended applications of one's thoughts can successfully launch without crashing, just as an experienced driver can navigate a vehicle to its destination.

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Data Dump Resistance and the Computer Simulation

What is resistance? It is the physical manifestation of the feelings of change. We can not see resistance,
however, we can feel “the pulling”. The pulling is the new you walking away from the old you, because
you aren’t wired that way anymore. You have put in the work to unwire and rewire the way you think
and your mind and brain begin to want to move together. This is called coherence. Have you ever
wanted to get on the same page with someone? Maybe a boyfriend or a girlfriend and it did not happen
immediately? Before actually crossing over that threshold there was a dance between you
two–somewhat of a struggle! Resistance is the feeling that happens right before you actually get on the
same page with yourself. There is a dance that occurs moving from dissonance into coherency.

Our brains are physical structures that actually mold and adapt to the environment, as a physical
structure. The mind and brain are two separate things; one entity is physical– tangible, while the mind,
that we cannot see–is intangible, the thoughts that we think – the place we store some data–the
“software” component of our human selves. We can think of the brain as the “hardware” component of
our physical selves — the way these pieces are hardwired will encourage full follow through, or a
successful launch. This hardware component may receive data or have software installed, however when
we attempt to launch and apply concepts from our mind we will mislaunch–forget out thought and we
misfire, forget our goal and the files cannot be opened. What you set out to do never came to pass. Why
is it that we can think about something but it still may not come to pass? And what is it that causes
something to come to pass? Well, what allows a car to pass you on the road? It is driven. Software
applications need drivers.

The same driver that attaches to a software application for flawless processing and a successful launch
when we ‘click’ or thoughts finally click (something “clicked”) – is the same driver we become when we
make the decision to connect what we want inside to the outside world. The ‘click’ is the becoming and
the process is moving from dissonance to coherency to become. Our thoughts then have the ideal
situation to be released into the proper environment that will bring things to pass.

With the proper driver – the application of what we want opened will no longer crash. With the wrong
driver, that program – no matter how state of the art the software may be - will fail to launch. It will
crash just like the premature driver behind the wheel of the vehicle passing us by — or if the driver is
experienced it will make it down the road onto its destination.

That is how the brain and mind conceptually operate. In order for your thoughts to become visible –
software made hardware– what is unseen and what is seen must begin to have some alignment. We are
simply the middle passage that gets those things aligned. With enough experiences gained – we have the
ability to attempt, begin and complete a successful launch of an application of that software so that we
can see it with our eyes. Now, the thing is, getting the proper driver. With an array for software to apply
– Many will tap in, few will launch.

Nadean E. Talley

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