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'''Recognize, root out, and replace''' is the | {{navmenu}} | ||
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<blockquote class="definition">'''Recognize, root out, and replace''' is the three-step process of [[Flow Purification]] required if an individual is to properly strengthen and purify [[The Flow]]. </blockquote> | |||
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We '''recognize''' the limiting ideas, [[Old Energy Archetypes]], and ideologies that have been implanted in our consciousness; we '''root''' these ideas out by consciously examining them. Finally, we make a decision on the ones we want to keep and then replace those archetypes and ideas that we do not want to replace with new, life-affirming [[New Energy Archetypes|new energy ideas and archetypes]]. | |||
This is a process of de-indoctrination. This is how we remove [[The System]] from [[Bodily Consciousness]] | This is a process of de-indoctrination. This is how we remove [[The System]] from [[Bodily Consciousness]] | ||
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Recognize, root out, and replace
Recognize, root out, and replace is the three-step process of Flow Purification required if an individual is to properly strengthen and purify The Flow.
Related Terms
Notes
We recognize the limiting ideas, Old Energy Archetypes, and ideologies that have been implanted in our consciousness; we root these ideas out by consciously examining them. Finally, we make a decision on the ones we want to keep and then replace those archetypes and ideas that we do not want to replace with new, life-affirming new energy ideas and archetypes.
This is a process of de-indoctrination. This is how we remove The System from Bodily Consciousness
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