"The greatest learning comes when we get a deeper understanding of something we already know."

Before you experience the first two Principles of Consciously Creating, and then decide if you want to continue, let me give you an overview of Consciously Creating itself. By listening to this Deep Dive, you will get a better picture of the landscape and the journey of Consciously Creating. After listening, you may decide that it's not for you. On the other hand, what I'm counting on, is your developing a greater enthusiasm for the journey you are about to begin. As George Bernard Shaw once said, "Nothing great has ever been accomplished without enthusiasm." Learning to Consciously Create is something great, and then some. Give this Deep Dive a listen and see what you think. From there, it's up to you.

The subject of the Deep Dive is an essay I wrote for my Doctoral thesis. The essay is entitled, "Who and What We Are - The Foundation of Our Individual Consciousness."  In this essay I submit that our Individual Consciousness is built upon beliefs that have been shaped by our experiences and ultimately,  through the Consciously Creating Program, will be a "Reflection" of our "True Self." I assert that this foundation has been historically built on fear, stemming from a misconception of the ego, which lead to us believing and thus behaving like our physical form is our ultimate reality. 

However, in learning to Consciously Create we can free ourselves from these misperceptions, we can move toward fulfillment and liberation. This process involves "unlearning" old beliefs through engagement with life and recognizing the "unlearning opportunities" that arise. By embracing openness and letting go of the need for control, we can become Conscious Creators and allow our experiences to teach us and guide us toward a deeper understanding of our True Selves.

The Deep Dive explores synergistic effect of combining "Frequency Science" and Subjective Science.  It delves into the idea of frequency and its role in consciousness. "Frequency Science," argues that everything in the universe, including thoughts, has a frequency. This is based on the principles of physics like the Big Bang and quantum entanglement. The source further suggests that positive thoughts have high frequencies, while negative thoughts have lower frequencies. It proposes that by focusing on higher frequency thoughts, individuals can elevate their consciousness.  "Subjective Science," focuses on the subjective nature of our experiences and how we use the scientific method to form beliefs. "Subjective Science," argues that we unknowingly apply the scientific method to our subjective experiences, leading to the formation of beliefs that may not be true. "Subjective Science,"  advocates for a Conscious application of the scientific method to our subjective experiences in order to create a higher state of consciousness and achieve a more fulfilling life.

We explore the idea that consciousness operates at a frequency and that our thoughts, feelings, and beliefs, as well as the physical world around us, all vibrate at specific frequencies. I proposes that we can influence our reality by consciously choosing and guiding the frequency of our thoughts through a process he calls "Subjective Science." This involves applying the principles of the scientific method to our subjective experiences, replacing limiting beliefs with empowering ones and aligning ourselves with a higher level of consciousness. Ultimately, this process aims to help us "Remember" our True Self and create a life filled with peace, love, and joy.

The blending of Frequency & Subjective Science establishes the foundation on which the Principles of Consciously Creating will be built for you, one at a time.