I think this face is familiar with most of you reading this, but just in case…it’s Albert Einstein…you know…E=mc2…(squared..my keyboard mechanics aren’t quite there yet..but I’m getting there)….. no?…. well.. whatever…he was a brilliant scientist that helped make the universe a more familiar place to the world at large. An amazing specimen of humanity for sure, whose brilliance in making observations of the universe and its works, created the foundation for quantum theory…which is what is fueling a revolution in thought and understanding today. Alright…I know…I know…I better ease up a bit…but really… the guy was a genius. Anyways, there is a very important part of that intro that will become an integral part of this experiment. Don’t worry, its much less complex than you think, and I will get to it in a bit.
So what makes a genius? The typical definition really gives no insight as to what exactly makes a genius. The Dictionary.com version goes like this…an exceptional natural capacity of intellect, especially as shown in creative and original work in science, art, music…hmm…a natural capacity of intellect…so..as a genius…one has some predisposed wiring in the noggin that enables one to see and do things differently than the typical mind. So, what is different about that guy/gal and the next joe/jill that comes walking by? Well, since conducting this experiment, I have come to understand genius as the ability to limit ….limitation. What exactly does that mean? Well, let’s take a look, in simplest of terms, at Mr. Einstein…he discovered things that had never even been thought about let alone discovered. To do such a thing, there can be very little limitation with respect to the mind and its way of perceiving reality. If Einstein allowed pre conceived concepts and opinions and even what was considered “truth’s” weigh upon his processes…his observations…his work…he likely would have not come to the same findings. Think of the limitations in your life…and I mean really….down to their most simple form…..I SAID.. down to their MOST SIMPLE form…try your best to do so….see what you come up with….you may find the complexity of your limitations …..well..really aren’t that complex at all….(I’ll be discussing more on this in a later post)…but this brings me to what I wanted you to get out of the intro…
Remember what i said about Einstein….”who’s brilliance in making observations of the universe and its works,”….well what is the most important part of being a scientist? The ability to make observation. To take it a step further….make objective observation. Conducting an experiment in a subjective manner…well is not an experiment at all….really…its a sales pitch…and experiment cannot be bound by expectation, by manipulation, by desire for a specific outcome, desire for an ultimate compensation (whether it be fame or fortune)……a real experiement is conducted in a completely objective manner …for this is the only way one can observe the true nature of that which is being experimented upon.
So the first step in your experiment of “who am I?”…you must become a scientist. You must observe yourself…..OBJECTIVELY!!!…I cannot stress how important this is. No judgement…no manipulation…no interjection….just observe yourself. Become third person….the “I” must be in the petri dish (that is the small dish you used to use in biology class in high school with yogurt or something to watch bacteria grow.) and you must be the scientist “OBJECTIVELY OBSERVING” as you meander through your day. For some, this may be hard to comprehend, but to really find out “who I am” this is something you must learn to do. I promise to go into it further…(and you can ask Luci, daddy always keeps his promises)…but for now…go through your day….observe the things you do…your reactions to situations….during down times…during busy times…and especially during those times when you are oblivious (you know kinda like when you are driving down the road and have no clue what you have passed…you know what im talkin about)…and remember..all of that stuff is the “I” in the experiement…you the scientist are in third person…just OBJECTIVELY OBSERVING….and be like Einstein in the picture…..with a smile…
That’s all for now…BE HAPPY