Human-beings have a victimization mind pattern that attracts tyrants and oppressors. We project out from our minds into physical reality what our thoughts are, and the universe reflects that for us. Thoughts are film, the brain is the projector, and physical reality is the screen. If we don’t like the movie of our life that’s playing, we need to change the film, which is the way we think. If we think in victimization terms and vulnerability terms, we will create that kind of a world. If we take our mind back and control ourselves, we cannot be controlled by others.
Burn all your bridges, leave your whole life behind. You can do what you want to do ‘cause your strong in your mind. Anywhere you might wander you could make that your home, and as long as you got love in your heart you’ll never be alone.
When the state sends us to prison for essentially exploring our own consciousness, this is a grotesque violation of human rights. It’s a fundamental wrong. If I as an adult am not sovereign over my own consciousness, then I’m absolutely not sovereign over anything. I can’t claim any kind of freedom at all. What has happened over the last 40 or 50 years under the disguise of the war on drugs, is that we have been persuaded to hand over the keys of our consciousness to the state. The most precious, the most intimate, the most sapient part of ourselves; the state now has the keys. Furthermore, they’ve persuaded us that it’s in our interests. This is a very dangerous situation.
