Richard Lloyd Jones: I'm Richard Lloyd Jones and this is Thinking with Somebody Else's Head. We've all had the experience. You go to sleep concerned about something or other. A thorny problem at work. A creative block. A difficult communication you have to make. And you wake up in the morning with a way through. Showering or shaving or making coffee. The solution appears in a flash. The challenge is holding to that inspiration as the day unfolds.
Doubts creep in. Phone calls and emergencies arise. And what seemed clear and defined in the waking moments can pale or even disappear rather quickly in the maelstrom of modern life. Except this distancing from inspiration is not only from the pressing of text messages and Twitter updates. It speaks of a pathological force and counterforce habit we have, a tendency we have to take one step forward and two steps back, as the saying puts it.
And this, despite Newton's premise of action-reaction, is not a true thing. We should be all action and continuation, moving forward and upward constantly, removing the blocks to progress today on Thinking with Somebody Else's Head. We are, as always, streaming on the Stop Radio Network, available 24-7 on our site at stopradio.org, in iTunes radio stations in the News Talk category, and on your smartphone through the nifty TuneIn app, available for free.
I've been reading a fascinating book recently by the University of Exeter psychologist Michael Howe called Genius Explained. In a rather provocative way, Howe shows us that the path to greatness in a field is not replete with mysticism and miraculous gifts bestowed on a chosen few, but is a rather more pedestrian route of commitment, focus, arduous training, and uncommon drive. Something accessible to many, if not all of us, if only we have the right stuff of desire and willingness to eschew the urgings for a quote-unquote normal life.
For example, Mozart, Howe estimates in the introduction to his book, had practiced 3,500 hours by his sixth birthday. Yeah, with those numbers, it's pretty safe to say Mozart probably wasn't doing the 18th century equivalent of watching cartoons in his free time. And you know, you see this over and over in life. Edison persevering through 9,000 wrong light bulb attempts. Shizuka Arakawa falling on her butt 20,000 times on the way to Olympic figure skating gold.
Writer Ben Fountain laboring hours a day for 18 years to become an overnight success? Recently, I watched a 2009 special of Eric Clapton playing Robert Johnson, and the same theme came up. For all his blues guitar mastery over the past five or six decades, Clapton said he needed day and night practice for over a week to attempt Johnson's level. That makes talent look a lot like work, doesn't it?
So you know what fascinates me is the process of becoming talented, if that makes any sense. Those years and years of drills and scales and the hard slog of training that nobody sees when you nail that performance. And the hours of day and night practice you put in to stay at that level. What is that drive? How do we understand that better?
And how do we maintain it when disaster and corruption are all around, when temptation and leisure are everywhere, tantalizingly seductive as they beckon us away from focus and invite us to couch down and do what everybody else does. But as Ben Carson's mother says in the movie Gifted Hands about Ben's extraordinary life, the world is full of everybody else. And this is far more profound than it seems.
For we've thousands of examples of extraordinary promise after years of sacrifice snuffed out in a short descent into wine or blow or fast living. Baker and Janice and Winehouse and on and on and on. So the other question to consider is, after taking those formidable steps through the door, after nurturing a talent into flower, how do we keep it flowering? What is this action and continuation that Brazilian psychoanalyst Norberto Keppe is talking about?
Wouldn't you like to know more about that? Removing the blocks to progress when Thinking with Somebody Else's Head returns in a moment on the Stop Radio Network. Thinking
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Cláudia Bernhardt Pacheco: Any area of endeavor it's very much stopped by this concept of money, the importance of money.
This is the biggest inversion in society.
Richard: In the mid-1980s, Norberto Keppe wrote an extraordinary book that redefined economics and gave us hope. And
Sofie Bergqvist: I understand now that this book, Working Capital, is really the solution. It gives people enormous freedom to grow and to do even things more beautiful and better for the community and better for
Richard: everybody. Working Capital is Norberto Keppe's provocative and prophetic view of how the economy has been usurped by the 1% who've tricked the people into a form of slavery.
Now we have the means to set ourselves free. We
Cláudia: are free in economy to work, to do what is good, beautiful, and truthful for humanity, and not to feed the envy, the megalomania, the theomania of a few individuals or powerful people. Norberto
Illness lies in our resistance to Consciousness. Norberto Keppe. Disinverting the human being and society.
Richard: This is Thinking with Somebody Else's Head on the Stop Radio Network. Cláudia Bernhardt Pacheco is back in the interviewee chair. Welcome back to our lovely
Cláudia: program. I'm very happy to be here.
Richard: It's nice in our studio, isn't it?
Cláudia: It is nice. It is energizing. And you know something? What? Today I came to speak about something that I find very interesting.
Richard: It's
Cláudia: an application that I was doing to psychopathology and to psychology from what Keppe has been studying in physics. Because, you know, Dr. Keppe is an amateur physicist.
Richard: Amateur physicist, yes. And not so amateur, but okay. Okay,
Cláudia: but you know the big ones. The big ones never studied. They don't have the course of physics. Many of them, the best discoveries were done by those who were called amateur.
So he is perceiving that in energy and the motors and the movements in the galaxies and the natural movement and vibration of the beings, celestial beings, natural beings, physical beings, and energy in itself, it's double. It has two directions.
Richard: Two components, would we say?
Cláudia: Two components and two directions. Okay. So it's a mistake that Newton did when he spoke about action and counteraction of energy.
Richard: Reaction, he talked about it.
Cláudia: Like a reaction or counteraction. It's like a similar thought about thesis and...
Richard: Thesis. And thesis. Hegel's proposal.
Cláudia: Yeah, and Plato, dark and light, and yes and
Richard: no. So
this
Sofie: dialectic, which is the pseudo-dialectic, as Keppe calls it, is causing a tremendous
Cláudia: problem in the energetic level of the world, of the universe, and especially in the human level because we do this a lot.
So when we have an impulse, an energetic movement, impulse, we have the tendency to do this counteraction or this reaction, like to stop, to say no to that action. And if this would be the case for the universe, the universe would be totally frozen. Every time there was an initiative
Richard: there would be
Cláudia: a stop on that initiative. And we do this a lot and this causes a tremendous um destruction pathology in our DNA.
Yeah we see this. I
Richard: don't know how how I'm gonna probably be pretty superficial with this. But you can see this in politics, can't you? Somebody has an initiative, and then the opposition party comes up with all of the reasons that can't work. Exactly. So nothing goes forward.
Cláudia: Exactly that.
Richard: The devil's advocate to this kind of idea.
Cláudia: Exactly that.
Richard: So that's a practical example.
And how is that related to...
Cláudia: So in Newton's theory, this is like a thesis of his, that this is absolutely necessary and it is the basis of energy.
Richard: Because he talked about inertia, didn't he? He talked about everything was in inertia, and you put a force on it to move it forward, and immediately there's this counterforce against which wants to stop it.
Friction. Yeah, kind of, kind
Cláudia: of, kind of, kind of. But he never considered that the movement, the external movement comes from the inner vibration of the objects and the beings. The inner vibration causes the external movement. And if we apply this to human beings, this is fantastic, Richard. This is fantastic. Because this is like, it's a kind of synonymous, synonym of inversion.
Because we, when we have an attraction, we feel an attraction, a pulse, a pull towards something good and everything that is by itself is good, immediately our pathological reaction is to put a hold on this, to do this erroneous dialectic. So we take away the strength, the force that we can be of accomplishing things in life. And this, Richard, this you can see in any, in any movement that we do, in any reaction, in any place, in any, in everything you see this counter-reaction, pathological, this is not natural.
Richard: Do you have an example that could help us to illustrate
Cláudia: that? So, you feel like a drive to do something good, or a work, or something. A
Richard: new radio program, a
Cláudia: new proposal. Something that you find
Richard: so beautiful, so fantastic. Imagine if I
Cláudia: do this. So you have this pull, this attraction. You feel this attraction and you move yourself towards this. And then the ideas come, especially when you find a difficulty.
Yes. Oh, maybe. Maybe this will not work. Maybe this will not be good enough. Maybe I should do another thing. Or maybe I should not trust this. Yeah, maybe I
Richard: don't have the capacity to do
Cláudia: things. Yeah, a lot of things. Or if you do something, you are doing something, you don't continue. So now bringing this idea of continuation, Keppe says that the energy of the universe, the natural one, has this action and continuation.
Another force, which is, you could name it, in Portuguese we would say, ação passiva e ativa. Passive
Richard: action and...
Cláudia: Like two forces coming together to give continuation to that.
Richard: It's like an intuition or a sense of something, and then the actual work to make it happen. So like
Cláudia: a motor, if you run a motor, you cannot stop and then run and then stop and then run.
You have to act and continue acting and continue, continue, continue, continue. And the more you act, the more energy you will have to do that. But if we put this inverted attitude of pulling back, so we stop and we destroy.
Richard: And then pulling back and resisting and finding reasons we can't do something.
Cláudia: So, an idea. There is no good that ever lasts.
This is an example.
Richard: Nice guys finish last.
Cláudia: A marriage and love that can't last. You have to change.
Richard: Nothing good lasts forever. Yeah, that's a good one. That's a good one. Things are too good around here. Something bad is going to happen. You
Cláudia: have to move from houses, from countries, from work. Not because you need, but because you want. Because you have this drive to stop, stop what you're
Richard: doing.
Not because it's a natural cycle then, because it's an imposed cycle.
Cláudia: It's like an inverted, unconscious kind of thing that we stop what we're doing. We don't continue to better perfection, to make it more perfect, to make it more perfect, more and more and more and more. And this is very common between generations. Children, they don't want to continue what their parents were doing.
For sure. They want to stop and do something different. Civilization the same so everybody lost and buried everything that was done in the past because you should change you should stop and do something new. So if you see that something is not working you have the tendency to leave aside and not work continually to make it more perfect.
Richard: Because and you know this is a very modern sensibility client because if you look at the uh my my brother has been in his job for 420 years, been in the same company forever.
And you see young people today, they change jobs every two or three years. They sometimes change careers every two or three years.
Cláudia: If they do this because they need to continue it and be more perfect, like go up and up and up and better and better and better in what the goods that they are doing, so this is wonderful. But every time you stop and leave aside, you destroy the good that you have.
You have to start all over again and you lose and you lose. What happens in our DNA is something similar because we cut that energy off. It's been cut and cut and cut and cut to a point that it gets so short it can't grasp energy anymore. So we die. The cells die. So
Richard: this physical thing that we do of having an initiative or an intuition and then blocking it, this is also something we do energetically inside us.
Absolutely right.
Cláudia: With our vibration. Because, you know, you see a forest with vegetation, animals, in the material realm, they continue. A forest is like eternal. If you don't destroy it, it's like eternal. The small beings in it, they grow and they die, but they are ever less generating other beings. We humans, we have a spirit that should never, ever finish. We continue.
And our bodies would be energetic and we would have eternal life if we just continue doing and trusting good. And goodness. So, God is an absolutely eternal, infinite continuation of totally pure action, love, goodness, without any stop, without any change. He's always eternally infinite. Dependable, reliable. Yeah. So, if we think life is like this, we should continue and continue and continue so you can trust.
You can trust. The trust,
Richard: the feeling of trust and hope, it comes together with this idea of continuation. You don't need to fear.
Goodness will be always. So it's just a matter of not denying, not stopping. Like Jesus said, why do you doubt? Why did you doubt Peter?
Cláudia: And those who stop and look behind, they don't deserve my kingdom. Meaning, they don't want my kingdom.
They deny it. So persist and persist in what is good.
Richard: There's two thoughts that come to mind. First is a process that I observe happens in me and I'm sure happens to many people who are listening. You wake up in the morning, oftentimes in the morning, with an inspiration for something, a new project or a new way of doing something. And then over the period of the morning, usually pretty quickly, the doubts start to come in.
Well, wait a minute, it's going to be too difficult. Is that really possible? Is that really necessary? This is the kind of thing you're talking about, this initiative we have to go forward and then this
Cláudia: pathology. So, in this
Richard: area,
Cláudia: we should pay attention and distinguish. Yeah. When these ideas come, because you want to stop what you're doing, do something different.
Richard: Right.
Cláudia: Always doing something different, starting all over again, another project and another project. Or if it would be something that would make your present life better and more perfect. Yeah.
Richard: And your work more. Okay, so that's the first thing. Second thing, how do we know if this intuition is a good one? I think you just gave us the key there. If it's something that would move forward our work, our initiative would move it forward in a good way, this would be something that would be useful and beneficial.
Absolutely. But something that deviates us, takes us away from that. And
Cláudia: this doesn't mean we will be like monotonous when we do or stop. No,
Richard: the idea is the
Cláudia: opposite. It's non-stop. So if we never stop in doing something good and beautiful, the tendency will be never stay where you are. It will enrich your life in such a degree, enlarge your connections, your actions.
The fruits will be so big that very, very soon you will feel overwhelmed with the good that you will have in your life and in your work
Richard: you're talking about in a way a spiritual focus. And that here in this focus is where real accomplishment is right. Because then it's building on what you've done before and not just doing a little bit in this area and moving to another area but really like penetrating an area developing.
It's very, very interesting, this.
Cláudia: I can give another example. We could
Richard: speak about Keppe Motor. Okay, good.
Cláudia: In Keppe Motor Company, STOP the Destruction of the World Association has its engineers that apply Dr. Keppe's discoveries, and under his guidance, were able to develop a creation that Dr. Keppe did of the new physics with a totally new principle of grasping energy from space.
So this is a totally new technology, a technology, a new technology for the new world. A new world is coming with this new philosophy, new science. So imagine, Richard, how many difficulties how many obstacles wrong concepts old structures that don't want to dismantle because they are mounted on their profits. Yeah
Richard: destructive
Cláudia: ones fully instituted
Richard: inside the system. Yes yes
Cláudia: so imagine how many obstacles our engineers and we in Stop have been facing.
I've
Richard: observed this.
Cláudia: To explain what this new theory is, to make them understand the mistakes of the old physicists, to teach them that this works. This is not something that was the same as before. It's really different, but it's workable. It's even more simple, and it will have the power to heal nature, to stop destroying nature. So it will be best for all.
It will be healthier. It will be economically healthier. It will be environmentally healthier. And it will be healthier in all senses. And it will improve to create a new mentality, more disinverted. We will disinvert the mentality of the world with this. So imagine how many obstacles and no's and denials and discredit. We have been having to face, but luckily we are having the chance now to see that persisting is working and we are now being able to sell our first product in large quantities, which is a ceiling fan.
Starting from a ceiling fan, which is incredibly more economic, more, like, easier to install. It has more air. The flux of air is better. So everything is better in this product. So we are now starting something just out of our own persistence and effort. And little by little, people are opening the eyes that we didn't come to compete. We are not here to let down everybody that had a different kind of technology before.
We know that the world is needing. We know the laws are changing. The countries are putting more strict laws for energy efficiency. So, now we can give them a new technology which is ready to apply in their company. So, we want to integrate, like to conciliate everything, to cooperate with all companies in order to be able, giving hands all over the planet to start a new world.
Richard: Good. Let's come back and talk. Do you have a bit more time? Do you have to go? Yes, I do. Okay. All right. So we're back in just a moment on Thinking with Somebody Else's Head on the Stop Radio Network. It's proposals for a disinverted technological world and subsequently physical world. Back in just a moment on the Stop Radio Network.
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Cláudia: Since the beginning of all civilizations they had always manifested an enormous interest and knowledge about the spiritual life and spiritual beings.
Richard: It's a world of ancient wisdom that modern science has eliminated.
Cláudia: The arising philosophy of positivism preferred to base science on material happenings. So, only what you can see and touch and feel is real.
Richard: Now, spirituality is being put back into science.
Cláudia: Imagine what would happen if people start considering this as a real thing. Not only as a religious thing, but also a real scientific thing. Imagine what would happen.
Richard: Norbert Delkepi's Universe of the Spirits, a scientific analysis.
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Richard: We are back. Richard Lloyd Jones with Cláudia Bernhardt Pacheco on the Stop Radio Network. Thinking with Somebody Else's Head and as we left you were talking about the Cláudia the Keppe motor the continuation the battle
Cláudia: the battle we we never
Richard: giving
Cláudia: up never giving up
Richard: something good and and I've been I've observed this of course I've been here since the inception of this and uh I've observed this spirit in Dr Keppe particularly in Dr Keppe I think also in Cesar the lead engineer and and in you this um faith somehow in goodness.
Dr Keppe has this so strongly that there is no doubt this this question you talked about at the beginning of introducing doubt well it's a good thing but I don't know if the world is ready let's wait no this doesn't exist in if Dr Keppe has that he doesn't verbalize that he doesn't show that it seems that he's very solid in his belief that goodness has value, that something that's good, something that's correct has value and eventually will...
Only good has value. Yes, right. Right?
Cláudia: And we are totally upside down. We take the energy from the good we have. And try to deviate. If you have a good work, if you have a good companionship, if you have a good house if you have a good job if you have a good something a good car you take the good of that object and you diminish the good of that you don't and by doing so uh and by doing so ungrateful in this sense you take away the chance to enjoy the good you you diminish the good and then
Richard: you say that
Cláudia: it's because it
Richard: wasn't good isn't that interesting.
You by introducing this
doubt and these restrictions you then
Cláudia: say oh well it wasn't a wasn't a good idea anyway
Richard: yes yeah so this is the what you're talking about is so
Cláudia: profound to invest in goodness. We have no way out so we
Richard: need to persist continue
Cláudia: continue like a motor like a healthy motor like the Keppe motor action and continuation action and integration and not action and counteraction so action and continuation action and interaction in a way I
Richard: think you're opening the door for us to to have our ideals again.
I was discussing this in one of my classes recently how quick we are really to sell out our you know it's the old story of going to the crossroads and selling our soul to the devil you know to have some sort of recognition in this world we're very quick to give up on our ideals. I feel this is a canadian uh sickness Cláudia it's like Canada had a an orientation in one direction and then uh realized oh that's not working let's just join the United States and that economic orientation just gave it all up if you can't beat them join them and I feel you're opening a door now for us to rescue those deeper values.
Imagine if
Cláudia: the sun would give up every morning you have this sun coming
up and then going down and
Sofie: continuing and continuing and
Richard: continuing and
centuries and doing and
Cláudia: continuing so for thousands and millions of years thanks god it
is this way
Cláudia: really if if anything or anyone could give up or change their mind they say no or god if god would say no now
Richard: I'm tired yeah
Cláudia: oh maybe this would not be so good oh I
Richard: slept in I forgot to turn on this
Cláudia: let's stop this let's not continue I'm bored.
So imagine. So the pleasure, the sensation of fulfillment, that you can trust the continuation of goodness, beauty, and life. You can rely on this. You can, like, you can trust. So it's it's it's a totally new form of living and this way of living is what brings you so much energy for you to live forever and this means forever infinitive like infinitely living in goodness because my god we will live forever anyhow and if we live forever denying stopping.
This is hell. Now, let me talk a little bit about what I learned from the Chinese. Why China is so big now, so powerful? Yeah,
Richard: tell me about that because I've been observing this
Cláudia: too. Because one thing is that Chinese learned to be obedient. They were slaves. They were colonies from France, from England, from some emperors. So they learned to be obedient.
They have the Confucius philosophy and Buddhist philosophies, which is not to be so linked to the senses but more to the spirit and to energy. So the Chinese medicine is so linked to this concept of energy. Yang, they have this in their minds already. The importance of energy in your health and in your diseases too. So this block of energy, all this knowledge, this wisdom comes from them.
And talking to them in practice now because they are our industrial arm presently, the Chinese company. Of the Keppe Motor, yes. And not because we have chosen them. They have chosen us. They're the only ones who will go forward.
Richard: They're the only ones who
Cláudia: give a continuation. Because the Western mentality is like this. But do you have already a mathematic... Or do you?
How do you know this? But how do you know this energy comes from space? How do you know? How does this work? How can you prove? And they see the measurements and they know the motors are totally different and much more economic and nature friendly. But they stay
like thinking and thinking and thinking and they don't have industry anymore in the Western world.
Richard: Everything is like done in Eastern countries, like in China mostly, a little bit in India. Korea.
Cláudia: Korea. So these countries are coming to us and asking for our technology. They want to produce motors with our technology.
Richard: Not because it needs to be proved, but because they see that it's more efficient.
Cláudia: It's working. They want. And the difference of the laws in countries, now they are introducing strict laws, and industry will have to put up with these restrictions.
So we need even to tell them hello very soon you will not be able to continue producing these motors anymore they are killing everybody they are killing destroying the planet hello so we are here we have the solution one day or another they have to wake up. So thanks god the chinese and the korean are and the indian are waking up and they are we are launching a product already with them.
And how do they do? It's not easy to start a new product. It takes sometimes 10 years for a large company to launch a new product. And they test and test and test. But the Chinese, they go faster because they have this mentality. Do not stop. Do not doubt. Just continue. They keep doing and they have a project. So we will do this.
We will accomplish. And you know, A time ago, I saw this spirit in the North Americans. They had this spirit, like to have a goal and go for it. And if you find difficulties, don't stop. Go for that. So this I have learned with the Chinese. Obedience.
Richard: Obedience,
Cláudia: humbleness.
Richard: Humility, going for it.
Cláudia: This mentality that the energy is really important, saving energy, and energy are much more important than matter.
And this continuation, so I see them not giving up. If they find, okay, so this is not working really, so the efficiency now with this kind of blades is not producing what we want, so let's continue. Let's correct it. We can do it. We can do it. So this is contagious. Even our engineers in Capimotor are benefiting from this,
Richard: that the Chinese present.
I feel the benefit, too. I feel the
Cláudia: benefit because of this spirit. It's contagious. Yes. And friends, another example I see in Canada. I heard from a client this morning that he has a friend that has cancer. The guy doesn't want to be operated. He doesn't want to be treated in surgery. The guy doesn't want that. And what he said is that in Canada there is a law that if the doctors prescribe a surgery for you and if you deny, they sue you and they have a court order to force you to be
Richard: in surgery.
Cláudia: My God, what
Richard: a dictatorship. What is this? What is this? What
Cláudia: is this?
Richard: I didn't know that.
Cláudia: So this is taking away all the freedom a person can have.
Richard: Yes.
Sofie: My God. Canada, which is called a developed
Richard: country. Yes.
Cláudia: What mentality is this? Dictatorship in all senses.
Richard: Yeah. Totally dictatorship.
Cláudia: My God. So I got, oh my God. So even in Brazil, the insurance companies are being worried because they don't want to pay so many surgeries.
The doctors want to do. And it's expensive. And those intensive care units, they are very expensive. So they are now starting to write articles, I guess, in the United States is the same, that individuals should have the freedom to die with dignity, naturally, because nobody dies anymore, like naturally. They die in hospitals, in doctor's hands, normally. And always introducing therapies, interventions that are even more destructive, painful, and bring a lot of suffering and pain unnecessarily to human beings.
You
Richard: know, you talked about Canada in this sense, the dictatorship. It's like the dictatorship of the status quo. It's a subtle dictatorship. It's not a dictatorship that's imposed necessarily obviously. It's more subtle than what you're talking about. But it's like a dictatorship. You have to think this way. You have to act this way. If you don't, you're considered a terrorist or you're considered a renegade or you're considered a bad citizen.
So the dictatorship is complete. It's complete. It's not like a dictator speaking like Hitler, but it's a dictatorship nonetheless. And we don't perceive this in the first world at all.
Cláudia: We have so many natural healings. We have so many people that live with a cancer inside of them, not even knowing they have a cancer. Because the cancer, many times, they don't kill or they can contain its remissions.
So you take away the right of that person to be alive and to heal herself or himself by doing that. Incredible. And if you don't heal, if you have to die, you die with dignity. If you don't want to die, having those cocktails of drugs and machines that
Richard: deform you totally and cause you tremendous discomfort and pain. Radiation therapy, which burns
Cláudia: your body.
My God. So I felt so sorry for this client. No kidding. No kidding. In Canada. Imagine, people must run
Richard: away from Canada if they get sick and if they don't
Cláudia: want to get surgical procedures. Yeah,
Richard: what a state of affairs that is. The medical mafia, as it's been called by some doctors who refuse to play the game and who suffer for daring to challenge the brotherhood.
Something amply solved in Keppe's Medicine of the Soul, by the way. Keppe's scientific proposals are desperately needed in the world today, so let's wake up and demand they be considered in the academic halls of power. That is our program for this week. The program is Thinking with Somebody Else's Head. We're streaming on the Stop Radio Network, a proud production of the International Society of Analytical Trilogy.
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