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local reactions we notice cause reactions that are profound and far-reaching in the whole universe.
The law of precision worship on the other hand produces miracle moments as i mentioned, and the far-reaching effects are world peace and plenty, and profound feelings of satisfaction and contentment.

Why do we reject good feelings for not-so-good feelings?

I think it is because we take life for granted, and assume that what we think and feel is normal. Thus we do not challenge the way we perceive and never learn to live.

We are so afraid of bad feelings, that we cling desperately and violently to any particular feelings that appear to be good.

Little do we realize that the good feelings we feel in this power-worship system - like good sexual feelings - are a 1000 times better in the natural system of precision worship.

We also just react directly to threats by fighting for our lives. Maybe if we considered for a moment, we would see those threats are put there to tempt us; and that every time we react with violence to violence we have fallen for the trick, the con job.
And so, we are not brave hero's as we like to think of ourselves, but duped fools.
Were all fools and we all fall for the tricks over and over again - especially when the temptation is sexual.

So, over and over again were fooled into worshiping power and rejecting precision as a possible saviour.

In whatever you do, look for a precise act or precise goal you want to accomplish and go for it - it's that simple.

Keep your gaze focussed on that unimaginably utterly precise and perfect distant star and believe it is possible to get there - Natural Law is already set in place, that makes getting there possible.

Got dreams, must follow. Get high, touch the sky. Leave your cares behind. let your love be blind. Like surfing a wave that lives in the heart, just get on board and make a start. cause, got dreams must follow, got dreams must follow.

Why plod when you can soar? Man of la Mancha.

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