what if the ultimate mind f*** is...

...the illusion we "own" something...anything.

The older I become in physical earth years the more I realize how much of the beliefs I've "bought" have been pure crap...pure fiction.

All of this has got me pondering then if the ultimate mind f*** is the illusion we "own" anything permanently.  Or if anyone does?  And would we really desire to anyway?

I'm just saying...I mean writing...

...especially if you think you may be the first or only one to ever have a certain idea.  If we truly are all part of one heart and one mind then don't all of us over 13 billion human beings have access to the same mind...the same data...the same ideas?  Plus, I don't know every human being to find out if I am the first.  All I may ever  know is it is new in my awareness, most likely.

And if it is the truth that we are all "part" of the same one heart and one mind, to feel or think I have ownership to something that belongs to the one mind or one heart, well...

It is my finding out about the Universal Law known as the Right of Consciousness that has me pondering such things. 

Right of Consciousness Knowledge: "While it appears external rules govern who owns what, the prevailing law is the Right of Consciousness.  I must love it, know I deserve it and hold a vision for healthy, joyful use of it. Then it comes to me easily.  When I am joined with something I truly deserve by my mental, emotional and spiritual alignment--it is mine by Universal Law.  No one can interfere.  Remember, I am under no laws but God's."  (This quote is from Alan Cohen's book, Relax Into Wealth.)

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What if everything we enjoy ingesting is good for us unless...

we've "bought" the belief it's bad for us.

In America a diet rich in butter, cream and other so called fattening things will make you fat and give you heart disease.  Not in Europe.

The so-called experts on cause (if you do this then that) can't seem to agree.  And we are learning that something observed changes simply by the act of being observed.

The same two people can eat the same things every day for a year and not have it effect them in the same way.  What if the decision on what is good or bad for us isn't absolute and is totally driven by belief.  And instead of finding out for ourself, or more importantly simply deciding for our self (as Supreme Ruler of our own Right of Consciousness, by Universal Law, Kingdom/Queendom); through our upbringing we've been conditioned to blindly agree with the "experts" or the collective consciousness until we don't.