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A great idea I found - consistency of bad reviews

(Warning: explicit language in the video link) I saw this video about video game reviews. Simplistically, it explains that people who like bad things and hate good things, are not useless as reviewers. The usefulness of their reviewing is the consistency of their opinions. If they consistently like bad things, and consistently hate good things, then they become very useful to look at and do the opposite. See what they say and do, and look for the opposite. If they say it's really bad, then it's probably really good. And vice versa. I had this experience myself. I went to a website, a subreddit for romhacks. I noticed that the commenters would not even play the games they reviewed, and hated on people's work that was put out for free. They would call things "edgy" that I thought looked cool. So I played a romhack game that they hated, and the game turned out to be one of the best romhacks I've ever played. I experienced this effect for myself, of using consist...

Motivation and Incentive

I've been wondering lately why there is so little interest in LWC Theory. I am highly motivated about it, and it seems to be partly because I believe in what is possible to do with it. Maybe I haven't described enough about the possibilities with the Animalian Directions. I believe there are specific powers related to each. Current Lack of Interest in LWC Theory Considered Two reasons for lack of interest in LWC Theory: a lack of belief in the Messiah's teaching and a lack of ambition. If people believed in the Messiah's teaching, they would read the gospels more often and more carefully. They might take notes or meditate on it. They would eventually produce ideas like LWC Theory, if not exactly like it. They would develop it into something exactly like LWC Theory, and would probably look around physically and on the internet for anything like it or anyone interested. They would then come across this website, my monastery's location on Google Maps, would ask around ...

What are the Animalian Directions?

The Animalian Directions are an important part of LWC Theory. They are higher dimensional directions. What are the Animalian Directions? Like north, south, east, and west, up, and down, these are other directions for something like a mental signal or energy or physical matter to travel along.  In LWC Theory, signals and mental activity, like those sent to an arm to move it physically or to an imagined arm to move an imagined arm, are like packets of data, believed to be able to transfer into the higher dimensional Animalian Directions first before physical matter or energy can travel along them.  Like a signal that can be sent to a physical (or even to an imaginary) arm to move it in a chosen 3D direction like north or south or east or west. With practice and knowledge and experience, physical energy and then physical matter are expected to be able to move along Animalian Directions also. After signals and mental activity can move along Animalian Directions. Signals and Pres...

LWC Book 3 - Chapters 1-2

  Chapter 1 — Qualia, Pressure, and Hiddenness Sense the world. What are you sensing? Visual images? Sensations of touch, pressure, temperature, and the feeling of where your hands and feet are? These are common sensations, but they are not indivisible. Experience can be broken into smaller experiential units. We will call these units Qualia . You already use something similar in ordinary life. When you look at a digital image, you see many dots, pixels, or points of light arranged together into a larger picture. Qualia are like pixels of consciousness. Vision can be divided into smaller points of color and brightness. Touch can be divided into smaller points of pressure, texture, warmth, or pain. Perhaps you cannot directly sense atoms or particles themselves, but you can sense the Qualia produced through interaction with them. Qualia are not limited to the physical world alone. You can also experience them in dreams, memories, imagination, anticipation, and thought. These...