Hi there guys.
You're probably excited for this week
because I'm finally making the video
that you have requested so much.
And that is a video on the Mandela effect.
I'm going to tell you why I haven't done this video before;
The reason I haven't done this video is because
what I care about first and foremost is what is going to
help humanity to expand.
And this is not one of those subjects.
This is one of those, you know...
"Tell me why...
all of these people remember one thing,
when reality is not that thing."
When the most important thing that we need to be focused on,
as people right now in today is:
how we can live in a state of alignment
so that we can bring our emotional systems
into a space where we actually enjoy our lives, right?
How we can have relationships
in this time-space reality.
That being said, for those of you that are interested in this
and super fascinated and super confused,
Let's just dive into the subject. Shall we?
The Mandela Effect
The Mandela effect.
It is a term that was coined to describe
any time our memories don't actually align
with the reality that we are currently living in,
in our time-space reality.
Or the history of our time-space reality.
So that you can be on board with what we're talking about,
I'm going to give you a few examples:
Okay, so most people remember a painting of King Henry the eighth
with a turkey leg in his hand.
Most people recall seeing this in history books,
but literally this painting does not exist in any record.
The Berenstain Bears
Most people think it was spelled Bernstein.
Most people remember Agatha Christie
never being found after her disappearance and yet she was.
Most people remember Sinbad
starring as a genie in a movie called Shazam.
Apparently this movie never happened.
C-3PO is remembered as being all gold,
when in fact, he always had one silver leg.
Carmen Sandiego, the cartoon character,
is remembered as having a yellow trench coat
long before the red one.
The Fred Roger's sing-along song right?
"It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood",
in fact,
this is not the lyrics.
The lyric is: "It's a beautiful day in this neighborhood."
Most people remember Martin Luther King
being shot with a handgun at close range in front of a crowd.
But in fact, he was shot by a sniper with a rifle
while he was on the balcony of a hotel.
People also collected they have different recollections
of the locations of countries relative to one another.
They remember movies before they're even released.
They remembered different dates and numbers for things.
You get the picture.
The reason this is called the Mandela effect,
is because one of the most early recordings of this,
Let's call it collective consciousness occurrence
was with the death of Nelson Mandela.
Most people swear
that they know that he died
in the 1980's.
And they remember in grave detail,
the broadcasts that were being sent across media.
The riots...
What his wife said about his estate.
Like, all this detail.
However, he never did die that way.
He never did die in prison.
Key element there.
He actually died in 2013,
from a respiratory illness,
at home.
People hate
when explanations are complicated.
When it's not possible to explain away something
with one explanation.
However, when it comes to the Mandela effect,
it is absolutely impossible
to come up with one explanation for what is happening here.
Basically, the Mandela effect
is a term that is used to describe any discrepancy
between one's perception of what happened
and the reality of what happened.
There is no way for there to be a one-size-fits-all answer for that,
Because of the nature of this universe
and the human mind.
But let's say that there are three major things
which contribute, for the most part,
to the majority of times where there is this discrepancy.
The first contributor is media manipulation,
government cover-up
and societal gas-lighting.
The second thing,
is collective false memory.
Based on the way that the human mind works in terms of perception.
And the third thing,
are events that are the result of
the human being's capacity to perceive
beyond the limitation of their current reality and timeline.
An example of the collective human mind
creating false memory as a result of
bias association, misinformation and imagination,
is the popular children's book and later TV series
The Berenstain Bears.
In fact, it was always spelled Berenstain
However,
let's just say there was a little bit of stuff going on at the time,
around the Jewish demographic.
On top of this...
People (mostly parents)
they would pronounce the word Berenstain
as "Berenstein".
even if you watch the TV series
that was made off of the Berenstain bears,
the way that they pronounced the last name
is ambiguous at best.
And as a result of this,
when people are listening to this pronunciation,
the mind naturally attributes a different spelling
that never actually existed.
History is also always rewritten
by the victor.
This means that there are so many thousands
if not millions of things throughout history
that have actually happened,
but because they were rewritten in history,
you're basically being gas-lit into thinking it never occurred.
And in today's world of government cover-ups
and media payoffs and lobbying,
this has only gotten worse instead of better.
Perhaps the most esoteric cause,
that's the one you guys are really interested in, right?
The idea of parallel realities relative to the Mandela effect.
Perhaps the most interesting case that I can explain to you,
relative to this more esoteric explanation
about the Mandela effect,
is the death of Martin Luther King.
The universe is a multiverse.
And within that multiverse
is parallel realities...
And also...
Timelines.
Not just timelines, there are places within this universe
that time doesn't even exist.
It is a construct of a specific reality.
Our brain is designed to perceive one of these dimensions.
And to focus and construct reality in a linear way.
But even though this is the case,
consciousness itself is far beyond the brain.
It is better to think of the brain
as a translation device for consciousness itself.
Not the creator of consciousness.
Because of this,
even though we are designed to focus,
and I want to mention,
that doesn't mean that we cannot perceive beyond this dimension.
It doesn't mean that we can't
expand wide enough to take in multiple timelines.
It doesn't mean for sure that this is all that exists.
When it comes to the more esoteric explanations,
the primary culprit in this Mandela effect
is actually the human beings
capacity to perceive...
Life path potentials.
If you guys are interested in learning more about life path potentials,
you can watch my video titled:
The Future
What people are perceiving
or what's happening with the Mandela effect
relative to Martin Luther King's death,
is that people are perceiving his most dominant life path potential.
Martin Luther King, even before coming into this life,
always planned on assassination.
Every one of his life path potentials
ended in assassination.
The variability, is and how it happened.
His most dominant life path potential
was the one that most people inaccurately remember.
He was in a crowd,
there's people around,
he was shot at close range
with a gun.
A handgun specifically.
And shot by a woman who happens to be black.
What's interesting is, he came so close
to actually, let's call it manifesting
this life path potential,
that the woman who would have killed him,
actually did manage to stab him
through the chest with a letter opener.
However that day,
because of what happened
in his consciousness previous to that day,
she did not discharge the gun she was also carrying.
Which would have been the murder weapon.
However,
most of you would like to know why he derailed off of this plan.
He derailed off of this plan
because over the course of his life
he became so aware of the corruption in government
relative to civil rights,
that he would rather have
a way of exiting or way of exhibiting
the corruption within the federal government.
This desire to exhibit
the corruption in the federal government
caused him not only, to sway off the path
of his most dominant life path potential,
but also, his second most likely life path potential.
Which would have been him sitting at home
in the living room and a grenade thrown through the window
by several white men.
Also didn't happen.
I'm gonna let you guys draw some conclusions
about why he went for the specific death that he went for.
Given that his intention was to exhibit government corruption.
Sadly however, this didn't happen.
All of the focus that was supposed to be
placed on the government corruption relative to civil rights
and how the government was after him,
actually just got derailed and focused on another man:
James Earl Ray
Even though most people are unconscious
of choosing into life path potentials
because it is something that happens, in large part,
because of determinism.
It's a subconscious process in the majority of people.
>From universal perspective,
there is much choice
that is going into why you die one way or another.
So with the understanding
that there is a lot more subconscious choice going into the matter,
perhaps the best way for you to comprehend
of this concept is to watch a movie called:
Sliding Doors
Memory is both fallible and infallible
because perception is.
You will experience conflicts
between your memory and the reality you live in.
In a universe that is a multiverse with multiple dimensions
and therefore parallel realities
where time and space is only a construct
of some of those realities,
it would take several books
to explore the tip of the iceberg
of the ways that this reality of the universe
can affect the rather limited
and linear time-space perception
of a physical human.
In other words,
the bleed throughs, glitches
and paranormal activity that can occur.
~ Laughter ~
When you desire to ponder
the concept of parallel universe
and parallel realities,
I just want you to have one thing in mind;
this universe, which is focused on expansion,
has no interest in redundancy.
Which is the reason it doesn't tend to
make copies of one thing.
That being said,
one thing can be very multi-dimensional in its nature.
As scary as it is,
perception is a lot more complicated
than we would like for the sake of our stability,
to believe.
Have a good week.
Subtitles by: Tanya Duarte www.tanyaduarte.com