A Fun, Easy Practice For Infinite Learning

Our intention, with this essay, is sharing.

Sharing what?

A practice you can use to find the things you wish to learn.

Or, alternatively, a practice for infinite learning and endless knowledge; ad infinitum.

Regardless of that detail, though, let’s dive in!

A List For Learning

To begin this practice, you need to make a list.

A list of what?

The things you want to learn about.

Just a list of ten or so items is more than sufficient.

None of these items need to be “pretty” or, even, “clear.”

You can find my list right below:

1. Infinite information/endless data/infinite knowledge; ad infinitum.
2. Visions of transcendence and ascension.
3. Secret libraries — and, really, libraries of all sorts — across the world.
4. Unique ideation and inspiration tools, methods, systems; ad infinitum.
5. The history/nature of ideas, concepts, notions; ad infinitum.
6. Future visions of information, computers, mathematics, electronics; ad infinitum.
7. Transcendent visions of endlessness, infinity, and eternity; ad infinitum.
8. The non-local nature of consciousness and self.
9. “Downloads” and channeling; ad infinitum,
10. Other ways of accessing non-local information, ideas, knowledge; ad infinitum.

And so on and so forth, endlessly and infinitely; ad infinitum.

Some of these are vague. But, each one is very, very interesting to me.

You Can Make A Deeper List

You can take the list that you’ve made. And, then, you can make a deeper list.

Or, more specifically, a list that clarifies what you want to learn about a specific item.

Just as an example, we can explore our first item: infinite information/endless data/infinite knowledge; ad infinitum.

Our list is as follows:

1. Non-local information and morphic fields, among others; ad infinitum.
2. Visions of infinite information.
3. The history of information.
4. The future of information.
5. New visions of infinite knowledge..
6. The future of knowledge/data; ad infinitum.
7. DNA and quantum — ad infinitum — information storage.
8. Transcendent visions of infinite information and knowledge; ad infinitum.
9. New languages and other, related, things; ad infinitum.
10. The Singularity and its relationship with information and transcendent information; ad infinitum.
11. A language of pure thought or instant downloads.
12. Games for making infinite visions/ideas — ad infinitum — of infinite information/knowledge; ad infinitum.

And so on and so forth, endlessly and infinitely; ad infinitum.

You can even dive into those items. And, in doing so, you can find an infinite wealth of new things to explore!

The Power Of Intention

Right after you make your list — or, alternatively, lists — you can set an intention.

You can write a statement that looks something like this: I intend to learn about the things that really interest me.

Right after you do so, come up with seven statements.

Your seven statements can look something like this:

1. I really love that I am coming up with all sorts of ideas, as a result of learning about these things.
2. I really love that I am learning all about these topics.
3. I really love all of the interesting topics I am learning about.
4. I really love that my mind is growing and expanding in so many ways.
5. I really love that all sorts of awesome books, on these topics, are coming to me.
6. I really love that I feel so in awe of what I’m learning and experiencing.
7. I really love that I am, in a funny sort of way, becoming a genius and, even, an expert, on these things!

And so on and so forth, endlessly and infinitely; ad infinitum.

The purpose of this exercise is to experience your wish as if it were happening right now.

Just for clarity’s sake, your wish, within this context, is learning about those things.

Right after you come up with those seven statements — you can write them down or think them, among many other possibilities, there is one more thing to do: imagine that you are learning about your chosen topics.

Your imaginal scene can take an infinite wealth of forms. But, my three favorite imaginal scenes are as follows:

1. Seeing the words from my list flowing right into my skull and, in doing so, conjuring a rich, tangible feeling of inspiration, awe, and enthusiasm.
2. Walking across a vast, infinite ocean of knowledge, learning, ideas — ad infinitum — and using a small stone cup to drink from this ocean, allowing the new knowledge to flow through me.
3. Seeing new essays, journal entries, notes — and so on and so forth — written, specifically, about the new things that are being learned and read, among other possibilities.

And so on and so forth, endlessly and infinitely; ad infinitum.

You can choose the imaginal scene that works for you.

Or, you can make your own.

No matter what imaginal scene you choose, do your best to feel that you are learning what you wish to learn.

If you can do this — and, if you can remember your intention, of course — you will learn what you want to learn:

1. The right books will find their way to you.
2. The best ideas will come your way.
3. The desired knowledge will flow into your consciousness.

And so on and so forth, endlessly and infinitely; ad infinitum.

Conclusion

Just to wrap this up, thank you for reading!

The ideas outlined above work for me.

They always bring new books, essays, and ideas — among many, many other things — to me.

Often in hours or little more than two-to-three days.

My deepest hope is that they will work for you.

No matter what, though, best wishes and, of course, please have a great day!