Yeah, thinking for yourself and trusting your own experience can be a terrible blockage for a lot of things ... namely getting screwed over.
I love it when you notice some things that go against prevailing dogma in a context, comment on it, and the people in that context say, "there must be something wrong with you."
I remember in religion class in high school another student asked me whether I was an atheist based on my comments and questions. I told him I was an agnostic. I then had to explain to him what that was. He looked at me in shock and disbelief and said, "You must be crazy."
Sometimes people attack you for putting dings in their treasured illusions. Other times, they are just trying to make sense of your experience in terms of their experience and aren't attacking at all. Sometimes people think only what they are told to think. They cannot interpret their own experience, it seems, in ways that are different from the frames that have been put around them by others. It's freaky.
It's pretty wild to hear people say what they have been told to say.
A lot of people, as I have said earlier, who are getting into Holosync appear to be having a great deal of trouble with how to interpret their experiences. They then come here or wherever and ask others ... to do what? Their thinking and deciding for them?
