V504 Delamination Efforts From The Primary Shared Base Line Template

The video discusses altering one's personal world line to deviate from the shared baseline template. The speaker begins by recounting a strange experience where they were interviewed for a CEO position at a seemingly non-existent company, highlighting the existence of unseen systems and agendas.

The core concept revolves around the idea that while we hop between world lines multiple times a second, our shared baseline template influences our experiences. The speaker emphasizes the power of thoughts and vocalizations in shaping our individual world line travel. While various versions of people and events exist across different world lines, the current shared baseline template anchors certain realities.

The video explains how to "delaminate" or detach your personal world line from this primary template. It's too much work to change the underlying template but it's easier to change your own. The key is to establish a new template for yourself through affirmations. By controlling your affirmations and selectively managing the information you consume, you can define your own path. This involves consciously choosing positive and supportive inputs over negative or fear-inducing news and propaganda.

The speaker uses the analogy of a cup being filled with either positive stimuli (blue skies, good coffee) or negative stimuli (internet trolls, tax increases, collapsing economies). Structuring your world line template to maximize the good and minimize the bad is essential. This allows one to create a more stable and desirable personal reality, even amidst a chaotic world.

The speaker uses the example of Viking raids to illustrate that while awareness of potential threats can be beneficial, it can also be detrimental to one’s peace of mind. The video suggests that intentionally detaching from the "fury of insanity" of the baseline template and focusing on forging a comfortable, detached personal reality is achievable through consistent and directed affirmations in the present tense. The speaker recommends running multiple affirmation campaigns with time on and time off to reinforce the desired world line.

00:02 - 00:56

The video begins with a greeting and a description of the speaker's breakfast, a pork chop in a sauce inside an English muffin, costing roughly 40 cents in American currency. He expresses surprise that this item isn't available in the United States.

01:00 - 02:23

The speaker recounts being contacted in 2019 by a company wanting to interview him for a CEO/COO position at a supposed billion-dollar appliance company. He was skeptical, as he knew of no such companies of that size in the appliance industry. The interview was conducted over Zoom, a first for him, by a British woman, but he later suspected the whole thing was a scam, as no information about the company could be found.

02:24 - 03:34

The speaker reflects on the potential reasons behind the suspicious interview, suggesting possible background systems at play. He transitions into the main topic of the video: how such events manifest and relate to world line travel. He provides a quick review of world line theory, explaining that individuals hop between world lines multiple times per second, influenced by their thoughts and actions.

03:35 - 05:32

The speaker elaborates on the concept of world lines, explaining that the people and things we see are just shadows or reiterations of countless other versions. He uses examples like a spouse having different versions in different world lines and changes like Bruce Jenner's transition or an actor becoming president to illustrate how thoughts and vocalizations can manifest changes. He emphasizes that the baseline template of our world is shared, which is why he anchored things in his previous talks to prevent things from going too far off track.

05:32 - 06:56

The speaker discusses the idea that repeating something often enough can cause it to manifest, particularly on a global scale, but emphasizes that this doesn't necessarily apply on a personal level. He states that individuals can alter their own world lines to deviate from the primary world line template. The core subject of the video is altering one's own world line to create a safer and more secure personal reality, separate from the chaos of the baseline world.

06:56 - 09:13

The speaker uses a cardboard analogy to explain the baseline template and individual lifelines. He describes how individual consciousnesses develop lifelines based on the main world line template, but then introduces the idea of changing one's template through affirmation campaigns. He suggests it's easier to change one's personal world line than to change the underlying baseline template.

09:13 - 12:07

The speaker reiterates that it's easier to change your personal world line template than the baseline template. He emphasizes the importance of controlling affirmations and selectively controlling the information one consumes to affect their thoughts. He explains that your personal world line template is spawned off the main template, and you've agreed to walk this path, but you can slide off the template intentionally or accidentally.

12:07 - 14:44

The speaker emphasizes the importance of stabilizing one's own world line through affirmations, describing the desired new world line template. He explains that while the rest of the world may seem chaotic, defining constraints on your new template will maintain a hold, creating a calmer and better reality. He uses a cup analogy to illustrate how the mix of positive and negative stimuli affects one's template manifestation, advocating for filling it with as much good and as little bad as possible.

14:44 - 18:50

The speaker uses the example of Viking raids in 900 A.D. to illustrate how unexpected events can disrupt a comfortable life. He then questions whether it's better to be aware of potential threats or to simply live one's life and accept the inevitable end. He contrasts the beautiful day he's having with the negative news headlines, emphasizing the importance of controlling one's template and detaching from the baseline template's insanity.

18:50 - 20:50

The speaker reiterates the importance of detaching from the negative realities of the baseline template and forging one's own reality through affirmations. He stresses the importance of using present tense, positive, direct, and accurate language in affirmations. He cautions against relying on movies and images, instead advocating for plainly and clearly stating desires with force and conviction, maintaining an affirmation schedule. The video concludes with encouragement and belief in the viewer's ability to succeed.