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But we must follow through, the intention of helping correct the problem. Because that's all we are here for. We were sent to planet earth to correct problems that cause people to suffer, to make this planet a better place to live. That's it. No other use.
Now we are using it to steal from others, to hurt others, to kill others, and it's wrong, because it is all left brain. If they had developed the right brain, they wouldn't even have attempted it, because they become spiritual. They become fully developed human beings.
A person who uses only the left brain hemisphere cannot fully evolve into becoming a human being.
Just keep in mind that a human being is not one who looks like one, it is one who acts like one. To be considered a human being, you must participate - take part - in humanitarian acts. Then you have qualified and passed the test to be considered a human being. If you have not taken part in humanitarian acts, you have not yet been in a position to be considered a human being. You have not been tested in other words.
Now everybody knows the difference between visualization and imagination?
Keep in mind that we visualize and imagine with the left, and we visualize and imagine with the right. Imagination with the left is fantasy, or rearranging what exists so it will serve a better... something, whatever that is. What you are doing is altering what exists, modifying it, to get better results out of it. That is left brain imagination.
Right brain imagination is creating something that has never happened has not occurred yet. That is the beginning of creation, the beginning of inventions, and the beginning of discoveries. That happens for the first time. That's right brain imagination.
Visualization means the same thing, detecting information. One detects information in the objective world, and the other - right brain - detects information in the subjective world.
(This was transcribed from a lecture that Mr. Silva presented in 1995)
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