The Programming of
Your Bioputer
The Variable Life
Reality
The Effect on
Your Consciousness
Bliss Programming
On the 7th Center there
is a unitive Cosmic
Consciousness in which
the conception of likes
or dislikes is pletely
irrelevant。 This
programming is
characterized by a
unitive perceptual
merging into the
surrounding world。
Condition P： “X”
occurs
or
Condition N： “X” does
not occur
Continuous Happiness
or Bliss that is not
related to any outside
happenings。 You are
one with a continuous
ecstatic bliss that is
more powerful than the
happiness that is
dependent on spacetime
events。
Chapter 24
How To Make Your Life Work
The main problem in making your life work is that your ego and rational mind
keep you trapped in playing out the security； sensation； and power demands
that you programmed into your bioputer during the first few years of your
life。 You are stuck in these ineffective ruts that make you like a yo…yo
bouncing between pain and pleasure。 By continually trying to work the
unworkable； you blindly repeat your mistakes in a manner that is perhaps
more insistent than that of most lower animals。
Werner Erhard has pointed out that even a rat does not usually get hung up in
a fruitless repetition of lifetime patterns that are doomed to failure。 Let’s
suppose there are seven tunnels arranged side by side and you put some
cheese at the end of tunnel three。 Then you turn a rat loose at the entrances to
these tunnels。 It will sniff around； maybe look them over； and then in a
random fashion explore the tunnels until it finds the one with the cheese。 The
next time you put the rat near the tunnels； there may be a certain amount of
random behavior； but there is a much greater probability that it will go after
the cheese in tunnel three。 After the rat has done this a few times； it will
immediately run down tunnel three to get the cheese。
One day in a rat’s life corresponds to about one month in a human life。
Suppose that for a period of 60 days the rat finds the cheese at the end of the
third tunnel。 This would be equivalent to about five years in a human life。
Then suppose the cheese is moved from tunnel three to tunnel four。 Now we
put the rat near the tunnels and he again runs down tunnel three to get the
cheese。 But the cheese isn’t there any longer。 The rat will e out； look the
scene over； and try tunnel three again。 He may repeat this several times。 But
after a few repeated trials； with no more cheese； the rat will stop going down
tunnel three； and start exploring the other ones。
A big difference between a rat and a human being is that a rat won’t continue
to run down the tunnel that does not provide cheese whereas a human being
may continue to run down the same tunnel for his entire lifetime trying to find
the cheese that isn’t there！ Sooner or later the rat will give up on tunnel three；
since it doesn’t have a rational mind to continually analyze； pute； and try
to prove that the cheese is down tunnel three because it used to be there。 A
rat cannot go to a library to read books about cheese and how one is
supposed to be able to get it。 It cannot formulate arguments or make
speeches proving that the cheese should really be down tunnel three； and it
cannot try to convince fellow rats that there really is cheese down tunnel three
even though it is in fact not there。 The nervous system of a rat will quickly
adapt to the fact that the cheese just isn’t where it used to be and it will start
looking somewhere else。
When you were two years old； you probably learned that the way to get the
cheese （or whatever you wanted） was to scream loudly and try to power…trip
your parents。 They seemed to control all the cheese。 If you cried and fussed
enough； by using your Third Center of Consciousness； you would get them to
give you candy or let you stay up late at night； or whatever it was that you
wanted。 You were largely unconscious of the overall picture； and your ego
kept your awareness focused on your fears and desires。 When you looked at
life； it was as though you were looking through the end of a long tunnel and
saw only a tiny spot of the world at the end of the tunnel。 The overall picture
of life was blocked out by the sides of the tunnel。 Your immature
bioputer permitted your fears and desires to project on the screen of your
consciousness only a tiny slice of the life realities around you。 You had no
real choice in your life； because you had no wide…range perception of the
people and events around you。
By age two； you had deeply programmed yourself by using crying to force
changes in the people and things around you。 At that time in your life； this
was one of the few ways you had to get what you wanted from the world。 It
is difficult to explain to a two…year…old that the lower three levels of
consciousness generate unhappiness； and that the really big stash of cheese is
located at the end of the Love Tunnel and the Cornucopia Tunnel。 How do
you tell a young child that there is only a little dab of low…grade cheese which
will never be enough at the end of the Security Tunnel； Sensation Tunnel； and
Power Tunnel？ How do you show a young child that he can have all the
cheese that he could ever want by harmonizing his energies with the flow of
the people and situations around him？ How do you explain to a crying child
that loving acceptance of the here and now is the only way that brings
continuous happiness in life？
And so you get used to running down the Security Tunnel； Sensation Tunnel；
and Power Tunnel hunting for the cheese。 The fact that you are reading these
words right now indicates that you are getting suspicious about the first three
tunnels； and are beginning to explore the Love Tunnel and the Cornucopia
Tunnel。 You know there must be more cheese in life than you have been
getting。 Diagram 1 shows you why your life hasn’t been working； and
Diagram 2 shows you how to clearly start getting the cheese that has always
been waiting for you in life but which you couldn’t get because you persisted
in trying to find it down the wrong tunnel。 Your life is naturally good。 It has
always been workable。 It’s just that your bioputer kept making the same
perceptual mistakes over and over and over again。
DIAGRAM 1
HOW YOU CREATE UNHAPPINESS IN YOUR LIFE
How you ineffectively try to improve your life è Controlling life energies
è
Life Energies … people； things； situations in your life è transmitted by your
senses è
Your Addictive Programming è emotional feelings are triggered è
The Experience You Create … anger； fear； jealousy； resentment； anxiety； etc。
unhappiness è your resulting actions è
Your Feedback to Life Energies … you criticize and reject yourself and
others è negative； alienating feedback è
＇Back to Life Energies＇
DIAGRAM 2
HOW YOU CREATE HAPPINESS IN YOUR LIFE
How you effectively improve your life è Loving； accepting
munication è
Life Energies … people； things； situations in your life è transmitted by your
senses è
Your Preferential Programming … Reprogramming Your Addictions to
Preferences è emotional feelings are triggered è
The Experience You Create … Joy； pleasure； love； reverence； etc。 happiness
è your resulting actions è
Your Feedback to Life Energies … you unconditionally accept and love
yourself and others è positive； unifying feedback è
＇Back to Life Energies＇
Why isn’t your life working as it should？ What is pouring sand in the gears？
The problem is simple： your programming continually directs you to find
happiness by trying to change the life energies around you。 You put most of
your attention and energy into trying to manipulate the people and situations
in your life。 Since you found some cheese at the end of tunnel three during
the immature； early years of your life； your ego and your rational mind
continue to direct most of your energy into changing the life energies around
you to fit your addictive inner programming （see the top box in Diagram 1）。
Now let’s follow the cycle around to discover how you create a “hell” from
the world in which you live when heaven is there all the time！ The words
and actions of people are sent by your various s