Radio Show Archive – August 2022

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August 1, 2022: Ryce explores the limitations of language, perception, and what he calls the “nine-bit mind,” using a Kahlil Gibran quotation about half of what one says being meaningless to question whether words can ever convey actuality. He contrasts the tiny amount of information entering conscious perception with the vastly greater field of information he believes exists in actuality, using mosquitoes, flies, animals, and their differing sensory worlds to demonstrate that every creature constructs only a narrow representation of what exists. Words therefore describe perceptual constructs rather than Truth itself. The purpose of forgiveness is not to arrive at better intellectual explanations but to remove the blocks that prevent direct awareness of Truth. Ryce describes “figuring it out” as a primary pseudo-solution of the non-being mind and says healing ultimately requires becoming “out of your mind”—free enough from Carbon-Based Memory and past-based perception for the Mind of Christ, understood as the mind of active, present Love, to become available.

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August 2, 2022: Ryce develops the inseparability of mind and body and the distinction between perception and actuality. Physical reactions to fear, hostility, or startling thoughts illustrate, in his framework, that mind and physiology function as one system. Perception always reveals something about the contents of the perceiver’s mind, but may or may not accurately describe the external event. The diagnostic question becomes whether disturbance is present: if a person can observe and respond to an event without hostility or fear, accountability can occur without projection; if disturbance arises, the event has resonated unresolved internal material. Honoring Truth therefore requires withdrawing the claim that something outside caused the internal disturbance and addressing what has been activated within. The discussion later applies this to Power Person patterns, mental distress, and Susan’s concerns about her grandsons, emphasizing how severe stress can activate childhood survival programming and thought disorders stored from earlier experience.

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August 3, 2022: The show examines mind energy, creation, aging, physiology, and generational programming. Ryce quotes physicist James Jeans’ statement that the universe appears more like a great thought than a machine and connects it with his Aramaic reading of John: not “the Word became flesh,” but “mind energy became flesh.” He offers that people should carefully examine inherited beliefs because thoughts may participate in shaping physiology and behavior. Aging becomes a major example: Ryce questions cultural assumptions that time itself causes deterioration and instead attributes many outcomes to energetic and mental programming. He connects this with forgiveness as a means of identifying and removing inherited hostility, fear, guilt, grief, and other patterns so the mind of Love can increasingly replace Carbon-Based Memory. Claims in the show about matter, aging, disease, longevity, and physiology reflect Ryce’s historical teaching framework rather than established scientific or medical conclusions.

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Additional Notes:

Time is not toxic https://whyagain.org/time-is-not-toxic/ age is not the enemy. Forgive your beliefs in time.

An NPR article Archaeologists Unscramble Ancient Graffiti In Israel by Jacki Lyden, June 18, 2011 “Aramaic is the lingua franca of the ancient Middle East, the linguistic root of modern day Hebrew and Arabic. Once you understand Aramaic,” says Karen Stern, “you can read anything. You can read Hebrew, you can read Phoenician. I always call it the little black dress of Semitic languages.”   https://www.wyso.org/2011-06-18/archaeologists-unscramble-ancient-graffiti-in-israel  also https://whyagain.org/ancient-graffiti-is-aramaic/

Speech regulates physiology, chemistry and energy fields that we join to make the manifest world (the obvious).

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August 4, 2022 2^nd hour opened with Jeanie Ryce welcoming listeners, giving updates on improvements to the website and app, and inviting people to submit questions that could be answered on the show. A caller described caring for a friend with early dementia, reflecting on the challenges of reasoning with her when she seemed unable to make logical connections about giving up her dog. This led into a discussion with Michael Ryce about how stress and dementia can exacerbate “power-person” dynamics, where under pressure people revert to childhood patterns learned from authority figures. Michael explained that when multiple goals compete under stress, the brain narrows into a one-track loop of reasoning, often echoing old unresolved dynamics. The caller noted how her friend’s past abuse history also contributed to her defensiveness and inability to be reasoned with, and Michael suggested quiet meditation, distraction, and creating calm spaces to bypass locked goal patterns. He also shared that dietary support like MCT oil powder or coconut oil has been shown to help brain function in cases of Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s-related dementia, noting improvements in Jeanie’s father since beginning supplementation.

Later, Michael and Jeanie shifted to a broader reflection on compassion. Jeanie read a poem titled Watching My Friend Pretend Her Heart is Not Breaking by Rosemary Traumer, which likened grief to the immense weight of a neutron star and emphasized the unseen burdens people carry. Michael expanded on the idea, contrasting the original Aramaic understanding of humanity’s essence as Love with the Buddhist focus on compassion. He stressed that compassion and love are not passive, but can coexist with accountability, and that true compassion sometimes requires firm boundaries and action to prevent harm. He critiqued distortions of scripture that replace love with vengeance, describing how some even promote “vengeance prayers,” a profound misinterpretation of divine law. He clarified that sowing and reaping is not vengeance from God but a natural energetic law, and that the Aramaic tool of forgiveness allows us to interrupt destructive patterns, both personal and generational.

The final caller, Julie from Oregon, described breakthroughs in her personal healing work. She noticed how resonance in relationships can trigger old wounds, such as feelings of inadequacy or not being heard, and how those dynamics often play out unconsciously between partners. She shared how she is learning to disengage from reactive blame, breathe through anxiety, and recognize narcissistic patterns without being pulled into them. Michael affirmed her insights and suggested reviewing her past workshop materials, especially the “Three Early Memories” exercise, to deepen her process. He encouraged her to archive old notes digitally rather than discarding them, since revisiting past insights often brings fresh understanding as new brain cells develop.

The show closed with encouragement to continue using the forgiveness tools, remain open to compassion, and integrate these practices into daily life as preparation for deeper healing and conscious living.

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August 5, 2022: The conversation begins with a question about relationships between Hebrew letters, markings, and the body, leading Ryce into the importance of tiny textual marks—the “jot and tittle”—and his Aramaic interpretation of the Beatitudes. He emphasizes Touveyhoun rather than “blessed are they,” describing it as instruction for activating a latent inner structure that guides toward wellbeing. He also revisits his distinction between “poor” and “home,” offering that a small manuscript marking could radically alter meaning and that the original invitation was to make one’s Home in the underlying Life-energy rather than remain trapped in perceptual constructs. The discussion expands into the Mind of Love versus inherited generational programming, stress, addiction, and goals. Ryce again explains that a goal itself may be reasonable; it is canceled when it activates hostility or fear because canceling it collapses the distorted perception and exposes the unresolved material beneath.

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August 8, 2022: A caller asks how to express empathy when someone experiences loss without automatically saying, “I’m sorry” or “I’m saddened by that.” Ryce introduces what he calls the apology tool and distinguishes apology from joining another person in pain. The greatest support, he says, is maintaining conscious, active Love; if another person’s suffering resonates unresolved sadness or fear in oneself, forgiveness can be used first so support comes from clarity rather than matching pain. The show then deepens the distinction between the Mind of Christ—the mind of Love—and the “mind of man,” or Carbon-Based Memory. Ryce interprets Satana as thinking from inherited fear and hostility rather than from Love and extends this into a discussion of the “anti-Christ” as whatever internal pattern opposes the Mind of Love. Forgiveness is therefore applied “as to” one’s own fear, grief, rage, or terror rather than used as pardoning another person.

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Additional Notes:

Primary / Secondary Purpose https://whyagain.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/Purpose_Worksheet_rev2017.pdf  then commit to it then you have true power

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August 9, 2022: Ryce shares his piece Love Restored, describing Love not as something obtained, possessed, earned, or given by another person but as the direct experience of true Being. Desire and held Breath obscure awareness of what was never actually absent, while forgiveness releases the goals and perceptual constructs that make Love appear lost. The newborn becomes the model: the infant is not “loving” someone as an action but simply is Love. Ryce says the mistaken goals “I want someone to love me” or “I want to love someone” send the mind searching externally for what already exists as Human Life. As those false ideas and unresolved generational patterns are released, awareness returns to Being, joy, aliveness, and the direct experience of Love. The remainder of the show applies these ideas to individual forgiveness work and MindShifters, emphasizing the movement from externally organized identity toward the Truth of Being.

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Additional Notes:

Love Restored https://whyagain.org//wp-content/uploads/2019/10/Love-Restored-REV.mp3

Printable poster: https://whyagain.org/love

“You need Power, only when you want to do something harmful otherwise Love is enough to get everything done.”  Charles Chaplin

ACIM “The world is false perception. 2 It is born of error, and it has not left its source. 3 It will remain no longer than the thought that gave it birth is cherished.”

We do not see with our eyes but a reality generated by our mind.

Jonas Salk, The Salk Institute for Biological Studies in La Jolla, California, is an independent nonprofit organization dedicated to fundamental discoveries in the life sciences, the improvement of human health and the training of future generations of researchers. Read about a study https://www.salk.edu/news-release/we-live-in-the-past-and-our-brain-makes-up-for-it/ there is a 70 millisecond delay from the time our eyes receive information to the time our brain generates our reality. “Flash-jump” to make up for the time delay.  “We live in the past and our brain makes up for it.”

MindShifter: “It is safe, healing and easy for me to acknowledge the truth and beauty of my own being, thereby, undoing the generational inclination towards self-deprecation.”  Take the generational thoughts of  ‘I am broken, something is wrong with me’ and heal it. Even religion pushes that one. God said before you were born I knew you and gave you a mind of truth and love. He also said “For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the LORD, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.”

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August 10, 2022: A caller asks when a full forgiveness worksheet is necessary and when it is enough simply to recognize an internal reaction, breathe, and move on. Ryce explains that beginners naturally use worksheets for painful events, while deeper practice may also examine apparently positive perceptions because both “good” and “bad” remain constructs of the past when produced by Carbon-Based Memory. The objective is direct relationship with actuality rather than dependence on perception. For immediate situations, a shortened process can identify the goal, cancel it, and restore Love, with a more complete worksheet later if deeper material remains. Canceling the active goal removes the driver of the painful perception so the construct collapses and the underlying material becomes accessible. The show also includes Susan processing intense concern about Jacob, using journaling, Breath, goal identification, Love Exchange, and emotional release to move from fear and hurt toward a clearer internal relationship with him.

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Additional Notes:

Emotional Release exercise. Can tap into an MP3 of this exercise https://whyagain.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/Release-technique-Michael-Ryce.mp3

August 11, 2022: Susan reports that the emotional attachment release process from the previous show left her feeling physically looser and more present. Ryce explains the experience through his model of mind energy being held as physiological tension and connects resistance with the Aramaic Satana, “the resistor.” Rather than continually figuring out what will happen with Jacob, Susan practices softening, releasing attachment, and cultivating Love in the face of uncertainty. Ryce describes this as an ongoing practice of making Love as readily available as fear or hostility. The conversation later turns toward family relationships and preparing to enter difficult interactions as the active presence of Love. A demanding Course in Miracles test is discussed: when thinking of another person, are you at peace, and when they think of you, do they share that peace? Ryce treats any remaining disturbance as another subtle energetic attachment available for forgiveness rather than something to solve intellectually.

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2nd hour is pre-recorded Power Person Dynamics Part 1

August 12, 2022: Ryce gives one of the month’s clearest explanations of the Power Person Dynamic. Three conditions establish it: the Power Person has greater power, is functioning outside conscious Love, and the person experiencing the event perceives a survival threat. Under little or no stress, adults repeat what they learned to do to get along with the Power Person. As stress increases, they shift into what they did to resist or survive the Power Person. Under extreme stress, they may reproduce what the Power Person did to them that they hated most. This automatic decision system explains seemingly dramatic personality changes under pressure. The discussion then examines thought disorders learned in childhood—such as being wrong, unworthy, unable to feel, or needing to stay small—and how these suppress enthusiasm, Being, and authentic expression. Participants apply the model to dominance, fear of losing power, marriage, aggression, family patterns, and communication. Ryce emphasizes becoming the thinker apart from thought and actor apart from action so these inherited patterns can be brought into conscious Love and forgiven rather than automatically repeated.

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August 15, 2022: Ryce returns to first-century Aramaic forgiveness as an internal process of removal, not pardoning another person. He describes hostility, fear, rage, grief, and similar states as energies that become activated within the individual and can then be projected outward. The key is to recognize the active goal holding the painful perception in place, cancel that goal, and expose the underlying material to conscious, active, present Love. Susan works through intense fear concerning Jacob’s return from rehabilitation and recognizes old childhood patterns of running from rage, needing to be seen as innocent, and wanting her efforts acknowledged. Ryce helps her identify multiple worksheets and offers the MindShifter, “It is safe and healing for me to open the deepest parts of my heart and invite Jacob in for healing.” The larger theme is becoming a sufficiently safe field of Love that one can remain present without taking another person’s rage personally.

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Additional Notes:

MindShifter: “It is safe and healing for me to open the deepest parts of my heart and invite Jacob in for healing.”

Robin Williams movie “What Dreams May Come” he holds to the knowledge that he can be the hem of the garment that she needs to touch … she is not lost forever.

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August 16, 2022: Susan reports that after the previous day’s work she was able to speak with Jacob from Love rather than fear, and his manner was strikingly calmer. Ryce connects this with the Law of Resonance and the worksheet statement, “When I choose Love, it wakes up the Love in everyone.” He again rejects “tough love” as an oxymoron, explaining that Love can establish boundaries, protect a community, or even support incarceration without punishment or hostility. The discussion distinguishes external behavior from internal state: one may take firm action while remaining rooted in Love. Participants also explore multiple realities generated from differing internal filters, responsibility versus control, intergenerational forgiveness, the cycle of resentment and retaliation, and the challenge of holding someone accountable while staying present as Love.

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Additional Notes: 

michael closed out by reading “You’re the Ghost” read at Joel Goldstein’s funeral ends with “you don’t belong there in the ether, nor do you need to search for the one you lost, they find you. And when they do, you’ll feel it.”

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August 17, 2022: Ryce uses horse blinders as a metaphor for hostility and fear, saying they restrict the broader vision humans are capable of experiencing. The show then explores hypnosis as the uncritical acceptance of an idea and demonstrates how words can override incoming sensory information and cause the brain to generate a perceptual picture consistent with suggestion. Ryce connects this with cultural conditioning, prejudice, authority, political persuasion, and “premature cognitive commitment,” where the mind locks onto an interpretation before sufficient information is available and then resists correction. The broader invitation is to transcend—literally to move beyond trance—and examine beliefs rather than automatically accepting ideas transmitted by family, culture, religion, or authority. Truth requires sufficient openness to revise perception when new information appears.

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Additional Notes:

Power Person Movie: “August: Osage County” with Meryl Streep, Julie Roberts and Chris Cooper – “After the family patriarch disappears, the Weston clan gathers in the family home in Oklahoma, where some hard truths and shocking secrets are shared.”

“The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.” No victims just volunteers.

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August 18, 2022: A caller asks for a deeper explanation of the Reality Management Worksheet, and Ryce gives extensive history and theory behind its development. He describes his collaboration with Daniel MacDougald, Emotional Maturity Instruction, Lessons in Living, and the later Laws of Living program. The central teaching is that reality is an internal perceptual construct, while actuality is what is happening independent of that construct. Goals drive perception and create stress. When an unmet goal recruits anger, fear, sadness, or other unresolved material, the mind uses that material to construct an image of the object of attention and then projects the pain outward. Canceling the active goal allows the painful perceptual construct to collapse “into its own footprint,” exposing previously dissociated material to conscious Love. Ryce emphasizes denial, dissociation, projection, generational pain, and writing the worksheet rather than merely doing it mentally.

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Additional Notes:

Jeanie read the words to the song “That’s All You Need” https://whyagain.org/that-s-all-you-need/ Woodruff Cafe is our first stop on our vacation Saturday, we haven’t been there since 2017

michael gave a background of Dan MacDougald Emotional Maturity Instruction (EMI) with prison work and michael doing Lessons in Living, combined they became Laws of Living

Jonas Salk, The Salk Institute for Biological Studies in La Jolla, California, is an independent nonprofit organization dedicated to fundamental discoveries in the life sciences, the improvement of human health and the training of future generations of researchers. Read about a study https://www.salk.edu/news-release/we-live-in-the-past-and-our-brain-makes-up-for-it/ there is a 70 millisecond delay from the time our eyes receive information to the time our brain generates our reality. “Flash-jump” to make up for the time delay.  “We live in the past and our brain makes up for it.”

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August 19, 2022: The previous day’s Reality Management teaching continues as Ryce walks a caller step-by-step through an actual worksheet. He distinguishes reality—the mind’s internal output—from actuality and establishes the foundational premise that Human Life is Love. The caller identifies unhappiness concerning a neighbor who changed the natural landscape. Ryce helps him separate the external event from the thoughts generating his emotional experience and introduces the “Hydra worksheet,” where one event reveals multiple thoughts requiring separate worksheets. They explore punishment thoughts, including control, withdrawal, and self-silencing, then practice verbal release and surrender into Love. Ryce also discusses sustained incoherence, Carbon-Based Memory, the trigger-versus-cause distinction, and the commitment to honor Truth and address generational patterns rather than living in blame.

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2nd Hour pre-recorded “Aramaicisms” with michael and Dale Allen Hoffman, Part 1

August 22, 2022: During Ryce and Jeanie’s vacation, the show begins a four-part recording titled Aramaicisms, featuring Ryce and Dale Allen Hoffman. They introduce the project as an effort to recover the endangered first-century Aramaic thought system beneath later translations and theological overlays. Hoffman recounts his early fascination with differing Bible translations and his eventual encounter with Ryce’s Why Is This Happening to Me Again? workshop and HeartLand, where experiential forgiveness became foundational to his later language study. The discussion uses modern idioms to show how literal translation can preserve words while completely losing meaning. Love is presented as the natural state of Human Life, while cultural conditioning replaces that experience with hostility and fear. The Lord’s Prayer and Beatitudes are introduced not primarily as devotional texts but as practical instruction sets for attuning the human system to Love.

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2nd Hour pre-recorded “Aramaicisms” with michael and Dale Allen Hoffman, Part 2

August 23, 2022: The Aramaicisms conversation develops the contrast between the nine-slot perceptual mind, Carbon-Based Memory, and what Paul called the Mind of Christ. Ryce and Hoffman explore how translation can transform meaning, using examples involving Christos, anointing, Moses’ supposed “horns,” the Septuagint, and layers of scriptural interpretation. Satana is described as division from one’s Source rather than a later supernatural character, while forgiveness is framed as removal of the blocks covering the Light already present. Rakhma becomes a major focus: the Aramaic term is presented as a foundational condition of Love, an inner gateway through which intentions are kept aligned with Human Life rather than hostility or fear. The discussion repeatedly contrasts external rules and commandments with cause-level Law—the inner functioning by which Love is allowed to live through the person.

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2nd Hour pre-recorded “Aramaicisms” with michael and Dale Allen Hoffman, Part 3

August 24, 2022: The Aramaicisms workshop turns deeply toward the Beatitudes, beginning with Touveyhoun and the distinction between miskin and maskin. Hoffman explains the first Beatitude not as “blessed are the poor in spirit,” but as an invitation toward emptiness, openness, Home, and sanctuary in Rukha, the Breath. Rukha is presented as feminine and experiential rather than a separate metaphysical “spirit.” John 3 and the phrase “water and spirit” are reexamined through maya and Rukha, emphasizing flowing expanse and Breath. The session also develops John 20:22, offering that Y’Shua did not merely breathe “on” the disciples but entered a shared Breath state with them. StillPoint, whole Breath, generational patterns, and release from the limited past-based mind are woven into the teaching.

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2nd Hour pre-recorded “Aramaicisms” with michael and Dale Allen Hoffman, Part 4

August 25, 2022: by mistake Part 3 was played again. (Part 4 will be played Sept 15, 2022).

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2nd Hour pre-recorded interview with Dale Allen Hoffman (Dr Tim Hayes)

August 26, 2022: The week closes with a separate interview featuring Dale Allen Hoffman about his book Echoes of an Ancient Dream: Aramaic Toning on the Path of Light and his experiential approach to Aramaic study. Hoffman recalls growing up around Methodist and Episcopal Christianity, comparing Bible translations as a child, and becoming puzzled by the differences between texts that were all presented as the “word of God.” He describes mystical and perceptual experiences in childhood and adolescence that led him to distinguish living experience from simply following religious forms. The conversation emphasizes that authentic Aramaic study requires more than academic translation: the Breath, Beatitudes, toning, forgiveness, and direct experience of Presence must be lived. Hoffman credits his encounter with Ryce and HeartLand with giving him the experiential foundation from which his later language work developed.

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August 29, 2022: Ryce and Jeanie return from vacation and resume the MindShifters conversation with Grady, who has recently begun facilitating groups using the forgiveness work. Grady describes gaining new clarity by guiding others through worksheets and learning to present the material in his own voice rather than trying to imitate Ryce. Ryce reflects on his own early teaching experience and says effective facilitation becomes intuitive and responsive to the people present rather than rigidly following a prepared script. He compares the worksheet process with “purgatory” in its original sense of purging—entering Carbon-Based Memory, exposing what is ready for healing, and bringing it into Love rather than accumulating unresolved trauma.

The conversation then explores John 1:1 and the Aramaic term milta, which Ryce says can be understood as both “willed action” and “mind energy.” Will establishes a goal and mind energy carries that goal into perception and behavior. When Rakhma is active, goals and subsequent perception are keyed to Love; hostility- and fear-based goals are excluded. Ryce encourages teachers to trust their own development, allow groups to become increasingly self-supporting, and regard every participant and question as part of their own learning. He also discusses the continuing evolution of Why Is This Happening to Me Again? and the possibility of a new book reflecting decades of deeper integration. The show closes with background on Ryce’s Aramaic work through Rocco Errico, George Lamsa, Daniel MacDougald, the Khabouris manuscript, and the Enlightenment book.

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Additional Notes:

Question in chatroom: Did Dale Allen Hoffman help you fine tune anything you teach now? I know he worked with Rocco Errico and learned about the Aramaic culture that is still practiced today. Rocco is from that Culture as you know. michael responded that Rocco is actually Italian and was a student of George Lamsa. michael introduced Dale to the Aramaic at HeartLand and it became a passion for him and he pursued learning the language (reading, speaking, writing).  michael’s direction was in forgiveness.  They offer each other mutual support and refinements.

Dr. Rocco A. Errico is an ordained minister, international lecturer and author, spiritual counselor, and one of the nation’s leading Biblical scholars working from the original Aramaic Peshitta texts. For ten years he studied intensively with Dr. George M. Lamsa, Th.D., (1890-1975), world-renowned Assyrian biblical scholar and translator of the Holy Bible from the Ancient Eastern Text. Dr. Errico is proficient in Aramaic and Hebrew exegesis, helping thousands of readers and seminar participants understand how the Semitic context of culture, language, idioms, symbolism, mystical style, psychology, and literary amplification—the Seven Keys that unlock the Bible—are essential to understanding this ancient spiritual document. (https://noohra.com/dr-rocco-a-errico/)

Khabouris Manuscipt  https://whyagain.org/introduction-to-the-khabouris/

Enlightenment https://whyagain.org/khabouris-enlightenment/

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August 30, 2022: A continuing Reality Management Worksheet discussion begins by distinguishing reality—the output of the mind—from actuality, which is alive in the Present. Ryce describes stored information from the past as useful database material but says the objective is to live from direct Present experience rather than being automatically run by Carbon-Based Memory. Y’Shua’s statement “I come to bring you life” becomes central, with life described in the show as Love flowing through a cell and forgiveness as removing what inhibits that flow.

The conversation then examines conscious, subconscious, and unconscious material. Ryce uses the woman with the issue of blood and the “hem of the garment” as a metaphor for resonance with someone able to maintain active, present Love. He explains the unconscious as information hidden behind what he calls the “veil of the temple,” a barrier strengthened by held Breath, denial, dissociation, and projection. Breath opens that veil, allowing previously inaccessible material to become conscious. Ryce shares a StillPoint experience in which he perceived innumerable ancestors surrounded by darkness and felt invited to become a space through which ancestral material could be processed. These energetic, ancestral, longevity, and physiological claims are presented as Ryce’s experiential and spiritual framework rather than established scientific or medical conclusions.

Ryce then gives one of the clearest descriptions of his forgiveness model: an unconscious pattern supplies material for a painful perception; the mind projects that material into its image of another person; identifying and canceling the goal driving the perception allows the construct to collapse into its root; this opens direct access to the previously unconscious material; and when that material becomes conscious in the presence of Love, its influence is removed. He describes this as making the unconscious conscious and freeing the person from automatically repeating “the sins of the fathers,” with “sin” understood as off-the-mark energetic programming. The broader goal is conscious creation rather than living from inherited patterns.

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August 31, 2022: The show continues the Reality Management Worksheet series, beginning with Ryce reflecting on what he has learned from being grandfather to Arya: his task is to function as Love toward her and recognize that anything less than Love resonated within him becomes his own forgiveness work. The discussion then returns to the value of completing worksheets in writing. Ryce recalls a “Hydra worksheet” in which one initial issue eventually revealed many additional worksheets, illustrating how writing slows the mind enough to notice subtle thoughts and unconscious dynamics that are easily skipped when the process remains only mental.

Step Two of the worksheet emphasizes honoring Truth and willingness. Ryce says hostility or fear indicates that the mind is constructing perception from corrupt data, making responsibility more useful than blame. He interprets the biblical desert as the unconscious and the “old generation” dying as old causes or generational programming being removed so conscious co-creation becomes possible. Willingness—playfully called “cosmic grease”—means becoming willing to experience whatever physical, mental, or emotional material surfaces during healing rather than immediately anesthetizing it. He associates hostility with an internal anesthetic and discusses addiction as an escalation from hostility into alcohol, drugs, sex, sugar, isolation, or other pseudo-solutions when stress continues rising. These medical and physiological descriptions of “healing crisis,” detoxification, symptoms, and elimination represent Ryce’s historical naturopathic framework rather than established medical guidance.

The Power Person Dynamic is then connected directly with the healing process. Ryce explains that when old childhood material becomes activated, a person may temporarily reproduce the thoughts, speech patterns, emotional level, and behaviors associated with the age at which the original pattern formed. Under little stress, people repeat what they did to get along with the Power Person; under rising stress they repeat survival and resistance strategies; under extreme stress they may reproduce what the Power Person did to them. Healing means allowing that material to become conscious while maintaining Breath, willingness, and Love. The discussion closes by moving into Step Three: goals. Ryce emphasizes that upset occurs when a goal held for oneself or another is violated. Pardoning may release another person from blame, but forgiveness addresses the internal pain itself by identifying the goal driving perception and removing the underlying pattern.

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