Notes on Peter Ragnar s Unveiled Myster of Self Mastery

Notes on Peter Ragnar’s The Unveiled Mystery of Self- Mastery 

This world matters, and you forge your own destiny (not chance, karma, bad luck, etc.) o You cannot trust those who do not love this life and seek mastery.

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The Matrix of Creation o Thoughts mold the face. Your face is the sum of all the seeds of thought you produce. o Unclean Habits come from unclean thoughts. o You are the Lord of your universe! You are the causative factor!

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The Lion’s Secret o Go towards your life’s path and the force of life will strengthen you. o Nature intentionally sorts the men and women of purpose from those who are aimless. o Your drive is your talent! o Add strength to strength, skill to skill, and you will become master of destiny and not a servant to circumstance. o Thoughts of courage, ability, independence, and self-reliance crystallize into positive actions. Actions repeated become habits. o You must master your thoughts.

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A myth of oneness o We all share a common source, but we are dissimilar in physical manifestation. o Only the most able wins the prize. o You are Lord, Master, and Creator of your reality. o Self-ownership/Sovereignty is the result of cultivating seeds of might, perseverance, and success.

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Chance or Choice? o The Law of Cause and Effect – what you get is what you deserve. o Time does not exist only occurrences do. o We are not beings subject to the whims of chance; instead we are all reflections of our choices of thought. o You can and will choose your occurrences either with conscious control or unconsciously. o The Law of Causation – your thoughts create a causation for your future. o Be mindful of your power of choice. o Choose mastery over servitude!

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Developing an Iron Will o “I CAN, I WILL, I AM!” o In humans there are two types of stillness:  Those who are dead.  Those who are so vibrantly alive that they appear still. o Iron Will = the clarity of purpose + reason + repeated concentrated thought o There is no free will except in the eyes of the delusional, only an iron will. o All suffering without purpose is merely striving after the wind.

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Nothing in the universe comes without a price. You MUST ACT! The center of the iron will must be calm. The mind must be dictating and directing the iron will towards action. A strong mind + strong will + strong purpose = Success. To thing own self be true! Train your tongue and you train your will.  Train your tongue to only reveal what is real and avoid pollution from other s and the feats of others.  Chip away what is useless and embrace what is useful.

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The secret to mind power o A strong mind selects only the strongest thoughts to further fuel itself. o Have a clear purpose coupled with intention and courageousness. o The steady stream of energy is nerve force in action and motion. o Mind power is the exertion of intention among the sea of consciousness. o Exercise 1 to develop mind power:  Inhale with your belly expanding. Pause to feel the electricity accumulate at a spot 2 inches below the navel between the back and the belly (central balance point or Dan Tien).  Exhale and close the belly in and pull up with the belly. Feel the electricity below the navel.  Count the number 1.  Repeat this exercise without any random thoughts. Start over if a random thought arises and try to reach 100.  This exercise is not meditation but a prelude and will silence your inner critic and mind chatter which will help develop clarity. o Exercise 2 to develop mind power:  Assign a sound to each number.  1 is “T” or “D” sound as in “Tie”.  2 is “N” as in “Nee”.  3 is “M” as in “Moe”.  4 is “R” as in “Rye”.  5 is “L” as in “Lie”.  6 is “sh” as in “Shoe”.  7 is “k” as in “Cow”.  8 is “v” as in “Ivy”.  9 is “b” as in “Bee”.

be intimidated again There is no spirit/savior that is coming to rescue you from your own mind. Do NOT be dependent. Be your own sovereign. Rule yourself!  Physical Body.  Mind – must have a strong purpose.  Enjoy the rigors of discomfort to strengthen the mind and body.  Be vigorous enough for the struggle.  Your highest value must be life and the struggle to master it! o Intimidation is only the desire for something you don’t yet deserve. The vigorous are never intimidated. Be Bold.  Shame and guilt run hand in hand. Lose these and you will become bold and will not be intimidated ever!

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 10 is “z as in “Zoo”. Then repeat exercise one but use these sounds to count to 100, never repeating a sound. Ex: 22 would be “Ni-Nee”.

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Meditation – What it is and isn’t o Eliminating the modifications of the mind. o Gateway to higher forms of consciousness and pure consciousness (the power to master destiny). o Mental Modifications  Clear Cognition – Logical thinking.  Can provide a useful approach to discerning mental modifications.  Consciousness + vibration must be united.  Diverts the mind from union with the infinite.  Rest the mind and the source for consciousness arises.  False Perception.  Distortions which are mental perceptions of the viewers.  Fantasy.  Mental drunkenness which makes mental progression impossible.  Delusions must be cast away.  Memory.  Sow a memory and reap the consequences.  All corruptive memories must be set aside or de-emotionalized.  Sleep.  Unconsciousness which hides consciousness.  Practice catching yourself in a dream.  Spending a few minutes aware during sleep results in enlightenment. o Meditation – helps you more fully experience this life and develops mastery or effortless excellence ; also a remedy to thought addiction. o Unwarranted thoughts are actually not thinking at all. Instead you are the one being thought about.

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Contradictions and how they Sabotage Success o You ARE qualified to conquer even death. o You must trust your mind and who you’re programming yourself to be. o Consciousness is the greatest value and is a choice; preserving your life should be an ultimate goal.  When you already believe that everything you want can be achieved in the next life then the incentive for success is sabotaged.  Lack of action is the worst action.  You will be in an adversarial position if you hide in the “beyond” (afterlife).  Make your own reality instead of living in self-doubt.  When goals are relinquished life is extinguished.  Never repudiate the value of your body.  You cannot act if you do not think. You cannot think if you distrust the process.  Happiness is an effect and a result of being appropriate to life when consciousness expands and the present is appreciated.  Never believe fate has robbed you of choice.  Individual vs the Collective – you must choose to be the Individual!

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The Conquest of Fear

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The fear of your talents and gifts can be corrosive to the self-esteem. Fear must be confronted. 3 Types of fear:  Dread of Old Age, Loneliness, being a victim, sickness, disability, war, natural diseases, etc.  Fear of Rejection, loss of love, or fouling of your reputation, helplessness, or feeling vulnerable.  Fear of being inappropriate to life, lack of competence. Your true beliefs about yourself emerge in times of trouble. Maintaining competence and self-worth in tough times is the conquest of fear. Fear is (False Education Appearing Real). Fear results in self-fulfilling prophecies. Self-doubt is not being able to trust your own mind and conclusions. Trusting your own mind results in feelings of self-worth and competence. Efficacious people dissolve fear. Feelings are the effects of past conclusions which may or may not have been accurate conclusions. You must come to grip with who and what you are to remove fear.  You are worthy and capable of survival.  You are the beneficiary of a life well lived.  You have all the tools to build the life the architect of your mind decides upon.  Empower your mind, for your mind power conquers fear.

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Winning over worry o Worry is a latent form of fear that must be identified in order to be dispelled. o Worry is an emotionalized thought of injury or loss. o Nothing can come to a person that was not first conceived as a thought impulse.  Worry is a creative visualization in its negative form. o An unsettled mind is an indecisive mind. o Worriers are fault finders turned against themselves. o Extraditing yourself from worry. Ask yourself the following questions.  What are you worried about?  Don’t settle for what you imagine it to be.  Make it factual without emotionalizing.  Is your worry the worst possible outcome? If not what is? (this helps identify reality)  Can I accept this outcome? (the worst possible outcome)  How can I improve the situation?  Decide and reason it out. o Say to yourself: “it is as it is”. Self-acceptance allows for change to be invoked o After you have exhausted yourself mentally go soak in a hot tub and sit. Give space. The answers will come to you.

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Worry is a sustained form of fear that is caused by not acting. o A decision to do something is a great solution. o Mental Check up:  Have I been acting on impulse, not thinking through my decisions?  Has my mind been burdened with fantasies?  Do I have wishes and whims that take the place of clear cut goals?  Is my picture of the future hazy and uncertain?

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 Am I torn apart in 2 or more opposing directions?  Do I entertain harmful desires?  Am I feeling a need of more fun in my life instead of fulfillment?  In what area(s) of my life do I feel out of control?  Do I rely on others to make my decisions or give me permission to act?  Do I feel capable of running my life?  Do I trust my own mind? Answering these questions will help you isolate the solutions to your particular worry. Stem Sentences  If I could do anything in the world, and I know I could not fail, I would ____ (list 2 or 3 choices and then finalize it to 1 that you absolutely BELIEVE)  If I were unencumbered by ______ I would ______ (list 10 choices) When your goals are clear cut and you make decisions worry begins to fade.

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Making Healthy Decisions o Freezing or lunging forward without making a decision is seeking an escape from using your mind because the walls of your comfort zone confines and paralyzes decision making. o Using feelings for a guide is bad since feelings can change at any moment and feelings are the results of past conclusions. o “Nothing fails like success!”  End results must be self-enhancing since you are the proper beneficiary of your correct decisions. o Intuition is the lightning bolt of reason. o If 2 choices are equal in value and you flip a coin for the decision…if heads comes up and you strongly feel the answer should have been tails then your subconscious believes tails most aligns with your highest value. o Make a list of pros and cons if a decision is tough.

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The ingredients of an alluring personality o Call people by their names.  It is a form of complimenting them. o Treat everyone you meet as the most important person of the day.  You can always learn something new from someone if you listen sincerely. o Listen with your eyes.  As questions and allow the other person’s passion/mastery to impress you.  Listen with your eyes – authentically listen with sincere interest asking questions.  Don’t look off into space or keep nervously looking around because iti makes people feel they are not worthy of your time.  The eyes are the only visible part of the brain so be sincere.  Make a conscious note of the other person’s eye color while talking to them.  Ask thoughtful questions and listen intently is listening with your eyes.  Hearing is a function of the ears, while listening is a function of the heart. o A sensational handshake.  No dead fishes(weak self-image) or overpowering grips(large ego)  It must be warm, heart-filled, and firm but not too strong or too weak.  Look the person straight in the eyes while shaking their hands. o 2 second smile.  Smile first and the person will almost always smile back.

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The unspoken compliment.  Compliment the person mentally while talking/smiling at them.  If the compliment is heartfelt, they will pick it up on a vibrational level (vibe). Express sincere admiration.  Be sincere.  Ask those 6 open ended questions (why, what, when, where, how and who).  It bolsters their self esteem when you express sincere admiration and people will want to share the same gift to others.  Thank people for all the little things or the things people take for granted.  Say “you’re welcome!” instead of no problem. Empathy – seeing beyond the persona of others and experiencing their hearts.  Sympathy – agreeing with another’s sorrow s or feelings.  Empathy – fellow feeling; projecting yourself in another’s journey which leads to exploring solutions.  Empathy CompassionCourageFreedom. A childlike fascination with life.  Childlike authenticity.  Marveling with jubilant zeal with an unbridled fascination for life.  Cast off seriousness, smile more, expose more, expose your heart a little more, dare to be yourself a little more. Laugh a little more.  Humor is only for humans not animals.  Have a sense of humor.  Be able to laugh at yourself and not take yourself so seriously.

Steps to harmonious relationships o Appreciate another’s position.  Passing of time has nothing to do with a person’s personal evolution or growth. o Don’t be a reformer.  All people must become aware on their own by themselves.  We only change when we want to. We only want to when we have an awakening. o Temper your criticism with humor.  Don’t try to offend but let your criticisms not be hurtful but constructive.  Humor makes criticism digestible.  Never criticize someone personally. o Give others the spotlight so they can shine.  Do not intimidate others and dwarf the gift of others.  Don’t be a perfectionist.  Allow someone else to have a chance to shine. o Let others have the last word.  There is no point in arguing with others since others have already made up their mind. o Don’t gossip.  You don’t have the time to gossip about others when your life is so prosperous and luminous to begin with. o Give others undivided attention.  Give others a chance to talk.

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If the discussion delves into trivia/gossip politely excuse yourself. It’s better to spend time alone that time talking trash.

the source of anger Anger is a symptom not a cause. The real ingredient of anger lies in the evaluation of a conclusion. Feeling powerless, impotent, confused, or oppressed generates more anger because you fail to trust your own mind. When you trust your own mind you’re able to draw rational conclusions not fantasy based ones.  Gossip – allows you to harbor an unconscious guilt which spawns the feeling that others are out to punish us. Anger poisons love. Realize what things are in your circle of control. You are not powerless. When a solution seems grim and a way out seems impossible 2 destructive things can occur:  Self blame, self anger and internalized anger turned inwards depression apathy paralysis  personal demise. Self blame, self anger, and internalize anger turned outwardsviolent. lashing out with accusations of blame in a futile attempt to regain a sense of control with guilt and manipulation Anger is caused by a subconscious feeling of being unworthy or not fit for life. Anger mentally removes us from consciousness. Anger can break or crack a valuable antique like love and respect. This can be fixed but never restored to the original state. Anger can be transformed to determination, persistence, and tenacity if the cause is arrested when directed to clear and definable goals.  Eliminate a poor self-concept that harbors victim consciousness by overcoming it with implicit trust in your abilities.  The drive for self-preservation must be so strong that you arrest the source and transform the force.  A life free of guilt and blame and knowing what is in your control leads to success and can eliminate anger. 

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Life by design o Live your life by your own design. o The happiness of others must not be your chief aim in life. Happiness is an effect of self-fulfillment. It’s an impossibility to create happiness for others.  You don’t get involved in living someone else’s life for them.  Don’t give up your freedom for slavery. Make life your highest value which makes you the proper beneficiary.  You are born free! Break the attachments with negative people  Be authentic and real. o A self-owned person detaches from negative attachments and emotions o MY will be done! I design my own life!

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Self-Ownership o Consciousness is identity o Enlightenment – the ability to focus fives an extended sense of enlightenment because you now see the forest and the trees and your awareness is expanded.

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Perceiving awareness is a seed of consciousness that you water with your concepts about it. Self-concept is your reputation that you have with your perceiving awareness. Self-esteem is the pleasure one takes in being alive. Beliefs cannot be accepted without evidence that is reasoned by the mind. Self-mastery is to love and revere, and to consciously expand the self.

Notes on Peter Ragnar’s You Word is Your Manifestation 

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I am this instant the rightful recipient of my divine desire!

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I am the creator of my world and my words are my tools!

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I am creative energy flowing forth expressing manifestation!

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My mind owns my body and I own my mind!

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I am the desire of ETERNAL youth made manifest in my flesh!

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Luminous health and glorious goodness love me!

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Money, like a puppy, follows me wherever I go!

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WONDERFUL things always happen to me; therefore, I always expect WONDERFUL

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things to happen! Consciousness seeks its PERFECT expression through me!

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I am the pulsation of creation in the manifestation of an IMMORTAL body with a

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PERFECT mind! I am the PERFECT expression of gratitude!

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I am the PERFECT expression of forgiveness!

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I am the PERFECT expression of love!

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I am ETERNAL health, ETERNAL life, and ETERNAL wisdom!

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I am INVINCIBLE in my powers of creation!

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I am the manifestation of my own idea!

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My mind power, willpower, and imagination serve to create my OPULENT reality!