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A TREASURE MAP from ANOTHER WORLD * * * * This map from the golden world of tomorrow can bring you prosperity and happiness today.

THE NEO-TECH DISCOVERY SCIENTIST AND AUTHOR of Neo-Tech, Dr. Frank R. Wallace, is from another world. He was arrested and jailed. Although innocent of any crime, he is guilty of revealing how to remove all harmful elements from government, business, and society. What follows is a treasure map sent to those who put him in chains. But, by reading this document, you can collect more personal benefits than from any other source during your lifetime. This document demonstrates how Neo-Tech will increasingly flourish worldwide because of the aggressions inflicted on Frank R.Wallace. Nothing can stop the spreading of Neo-Tech, whose publishing activities are scattered beyond the political reach of any country. ...With this document, you can benefit immediately and enormously.

Man's bicameral mind could no longer handle the increasing complexities of society. Great turmoil arose. The voices of authority became more limited, confused, contradictory, destructive. Almost overnight, cities collapsed into bloody chaos and literally disappeared. For survival, a different organization of the human mind was needed. The automatic voices of authorities and big-picture flashes were no longer adequate or reliable. Man had to abandon those automatic mind-created images or "realities". He had to perceive reality as his own authority with his own integrations to form his own concepts and eventually his own big picture to act upon. That new form of thinking would be much more adaptable and effective for understanding reality and solving the complex problems of an advancing civilization. That meant man had to reorganize his mind -- he had to become conscious of introspection and thinking in analog models as explained in Supporting-Document #1.

When the first few men became conscious of introspection and thinking in analog models over 3000 years ago, they could clearly see two different worlds: They saw and understood the dying, collapsing bicameral world in which everyone else was existing. But they also saw a new world -- the world of their future that they had discovered. They saw and understood the productive, problem-solving conscious world of everyone's future. They also knew that everyone could and must move into that new world to survive and prosper. But those few conscious beings were helpless in showing the rest of the population their new, exciting, problem-solving future. For, all in the bicameral state could see only one world -- their world of automatic guidance.

Not being conscious, bicameral people had no way to be aware of the new conscious world. Even if they read the clearest, simplest literature written by a conscious mind, they could never perceive the conscious nature of that literature. Thus, the only way bicameral man could move into the new world of consciousness was to be driven there by competitive survival pressures. Those who converted to the conscious mind would survive. Those who stayed behind in the bicameral mind would perish. In a few centuries, under tremendous survival pressures, the conversion was complete: The Asia Minor and Mediterranean civilizations converted essentially 100% from the obsolete bicameral mind into the new conscious mind.

With his much more powerful conscious mind, man assumed a new responsibility. He had to think and integrate his knowledge through his own effort. The conscious mind would abandon nature's limited, automatic mode of following mind-created voices from "authorities". But, the new capacity to think and integrate to wider and more powerful perspectives of knowledge was still limited. The capacity of the conscious mind was limited to the extent that remnants of the bicameral mind remained in the form of mind-created "realities" or illusions. For, every false reality or illusion remaining in the conscious mind acted as an integration blocker or a short circuit that reduced the capacity and power of the conscious mind.

Over the next five centuries, the newly developing conscious mind steadily abandoned the remnants of those obsolete, impractical mind-created "realities" or illusions. Those made-up or mind-created "realities" that block thinking from wider perspectives were called mysticisms. Thus, with mysticisms naturally disappearing, the power of the conscious mind steadily increased to advance civilization into the Golden Age of Greece.

Plato's instructions for reviving and intensifying mysticism let people in government and religion gain livelihoods by being purposely destructive. How? Through gaining unearned advantages, wealth, ego, and power by harmfully manipulating mysticisms in other people. Plato provided the instructions for governments, institutions, and tyrants to use unreal illusions for controlling and draining individuals, property, means of production, societies, cultures, and civilizations.

What were the consequences of Plato institutionalizing mysticism and converting it into a contagious mental disease? Instead of a mystic-free mind today with unlimited capacities for ever wider knowledge and power, our mystic-diseased mind is blocked and limited. Because of those limitations today, just as happened 3000 years ago, the increasing social, economic, and political complexities of our world today are surpassing the capacities of our mystic-blocked minds to solve society's mounting problems. Areas of uncontrollable economic instability and political collapse are already appearing in the Middle East, Soviet Union, and other parts of the world -- even here in urban America.

How can we understand what is happening today? How can we perceive the difference between the crippled, mystic-blocked mind that dominates our civilization and the healthy, mystic-free mind that only a handful of people in this world have discovered and understand? In starting to understand those two minds, we must use one of the most powerful tools of the conscious mind for understanding new knowledge -- the metaphor:

Conscious life begins when we independently start assembling that giant puzzle. As a baby of perhaps six months, we began experiencing our conscious mind. We start piecing together initial bits of valid knowledge derived from our perceptions. As a child, we began piecing together that initial knowledge to form new, wider-range knowledge. Now, by nature, invalid knowledge can never fit into or be connected to any valid assemblage of knowledge. Thus, in protecting every young child, such invalid knowledge naturally drifts away unconnected and eventually disappears harmlessly -- unless that invalid knowledge is unnaturally held and cultivated in that child's mind by the only disease of consciousness: mysticism. ...Tragically and unknowingly, that disease of mind-blocking mysticism is cultivated in almost every child by his or her own parents.

On developing new knowledge, a person gathers more and more pieces of that giant puzzle in various islands of assembled knowledge. On striving to gain more valid, noncontradictory knowledge through education and experience, that person begins to assemble the outlines of that puzzle picture along with more and more growing sections or islands of knowledge within the puzzle. If that person does not let unconnectable or false pieces block his puzzle assembly, he will begin seeing the relationships between the various, scattered pieces or islands of knowledge already assembled within his incomplete puzzle.

From that ever widening view, he will begin seeing other connections among the islands of knowledge already assembled. He will then begin seeing those connections in relation to the whole puzzle picture -- an entirely different, much more complete, accurate, and valuable picture than if that person only viewed each individual island or piece of knowledge separately, without connection.

Only the disease of mysticism blocks people from ever-increasing growth, prosperity, and well being.

Essentially everyone today sees reality as individual islands of personal views or opinions. Each such person has an inconsistent, narrow view from an infinite variety of incomplete pictures. For that reason, most philosophers throughout history have erroneously held that certainty of knowledge cannot exist. Those philosophers project narrow, skeptic views that everything is relative -- that everything is dependent on interpretations, opinions, or mind-created "realities". Such views, as do all mysticisms, eventually lead to nihilism -- the loss of all values.

But what other view could those philosophers hold? For, they too could only see knowledge as separate floating islands, unable to grasp the connections with all the other separate islands of knowledge. Why? Because the integration blockers of mysticism crippled their minds -- the same as everyone else's mind has been crippled for the past two millennia.

1. Failure to identify and eliminate dishonest politicians, destructive bureaucrats, and ego-driven judges.

2. Failure to identify and eliminate corrupt or destructive elements within bureaucracies such as the DEA, EPA, FDA, FTC, HEW, HUD, INS, IRS, OSHA, SEC.

3. Failure to identify and eliminate the causes of economic collapse as well as bankruptcies of governments, savings-and-loan institutions, commercial banks, insurance companies, and Social Security.

4. Failure to identify and prevent wars designed to promote irrational foreign policies and expand egos of immature people with usurped power.

1. Albert Einstein developed some of the most important islands of knowledge known to man. But he missed his lifelong quest to discover the Unified-Field Theory because mysticism-based integration blockers kept him from seeing relationships between other seemingly unrelated islands of knowledge. The Unified-Field Theory is quickly resolved by moving into wider connections of knowledge to discover the all-encompassing unification of mystic-free consciousness to all the forces of nature. (Reference: F.R. Wallace's article "The Long Wave" first published in the Neo-Tech Value Package, February 1988)

2. Cures to infinitely complex and mutating diseases such as cancer, AIDS, and mysticism are beyond the limited capacities of mystic-blocked minds. Comprehensive cures require the power of mystic-free minds in order to widely connect all areas of knowledge needed to see full, comprehensive pictures. Such big-picture views are required to recognize the missing pieces of knowledge and to develop the knowledge needed to complete the picture and solve the problem. The mystic-free mind is also required to unlock the understandings of our universe and to achieve eternal physical, mental, and social health for all human beings. (Reference: F.R. Wallace, The Neo-Tech Discovery, I & O, 1988)

Today, the problem is to move mankind from the now incompetent mystic-diseased mind into the competent, mystic-free mind. ...The solution is to cure the disease of mysticism.

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