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🫣 The Name of the Game Is Shame (How to Win by Not Playing) The World Cult forever endeavors to convince you to sustain it by propagating the twin lies that 1) shame is necessary for morality and empathy and 2) the shame voice of the inner narcissist is the voice of reason. The bitter irony is that shame inevitably destroys empathy, decoheres identity, makes for compliant silence, and trains individuals to outsource their ethics and morality.

Sol opens by unsettling the reader with something most of us never stop to questionā€”that the past is fixed, that memory is reliable, and that reality is solid under our feet. Referencing the Mandela Effect, the unsettling phenomenon whereby entire groups of people share in the same ā€˜incorrectā€™ memory of events in the past, he shows that even our most basic assumptions about agreed-upon reality donā€™t actually hold up under scrutiny.

“The Archons shiver as Sol Luckman arrives at the Virtual Alexandria to discuss his upcoming book, HOW TO RUN DOWN A DREAM: INNER ALCHEMY FOR MANIFESTING YOUR BEST LIFE.

‚ÄúI don‚Äôt just recommend this book, it‚Äôs prerequisite reading before embarking on the ‚ÄėUltimate Hero‚Äôs Journey‚Äô in your ultimate Dreambody.‚ÄĚ Johnny Flynn, author, THE MANDELA DILEMMA ‚ÄúA genuine handbook, practical in the best possible sense for elevating your consciousness and taking your power back.‚ÄĚ ‚ÄĒEmma Lyons, founder of TRAUMA MATRIX ūüďĚ NOTE: You can take this even quiz if you haven‚Äôt read the book yet.

An acrylic-on-panel expressionistic hymn to the freedom of strolling through low tide in low light in the carefree months, this energizing piece by Sol Luckman currently hangs in the artist’s beach home. It’s one of his all-time favorite pieces he has done. SUMMERTIDE brings gentle warmth and light to one’s living space to enhance mental and emotional wellbeing and overall experience of feng shui inside and out.

Developed in the 1970s by Dr. John Mew, an orthodontist, and carried forward by son Mike, mewing is an extremely controversial technique that purports to change the shape of the teeth and jawline by pressing (and sometimes sucking) the tongue up against the palate of the mouth to improve facial structure. The idea is to create a more angular jawline by widening the bite and adjusting the position of the jawbone. Mewing has become wildly popular of late among teens and twentysomethings.

The questions we ask about our health, our consciousness, our place in the universe and our own potential can open doors to entirely new ways of seeing ourselves and the world around us. ✅ I’m honored to be part of this all-star lineup alongside Gregg Braden, Sue Morter, Bruce Lipton, Avi Loeb, Stuart Hameroff, Jason Padgett, Jere Rivera-Dugenio, Veda Austin, Maria Wheatley, and Sean Clayton. “Just when you thought Sol couldn’t go any deeper 
 he does.

‚ÄúJust when you thought Sol couldn‚Äôt go any deeper ‚Ķ he does. Sol constantly‚ÄĒand I mean relentlessly‚ÄĒchallenges you to remain open-minded. In fact, the term ‚Äėopen-minded‚Äô doesn‚Äôt adequately convey what he‚Äôs doing.

“While this book is well-written and engaging, it is perhaps more importantly eminently practical, and the suggestions within—if followed—will be radically empowering for anyone seeking to live all out AND ultimately ‘get out of here alive.’” —NEW DAWN “[R]eaders are invited to step through a magical portal beyond life’s apparent boundaries and embark on the ultimate hero’s journey—a profound inward adventure toward self-realization and spiritual freedom.” —David Jay Brown, author, DREAMING...

📝 NOTE: You can take this even quiz if you haven’t read the book yet. For a real challenge, try responding without first reading the Tips or explanatory text. The answers are provided below. Good luck! (Tip: Consider what the model posits as primary versus what is derivative or projected.) A. Consciousness In the HUM consciousness is the underlying source code that generates the porous, rewritable holographic projection we experience as solid reality. B.