Category: The Free Spirit Theory

Reincarnation

The Free Spirit Theory relies heavily on the concept of reincarnation. We are immortal beings that are entertained by physical life – killing a body is possible, but it is impossible for a spirit to die. What we do, however, is split into pieces and then come back together again. This means that the number of people can increase and decrease depending on food availability and such; when there are more people around, we live more simultaneous lifetimes; as weird as it sounds, we can, indeed, be in several places at the same time. Reduced and complete incarnations I am...

Soul Enemy – the opposite of a Soul Mate.

The way reincarnation works is that we have certain people that we reincarnate with for one reason or another; some of them are friends, and some are enemies. This definition of a Soul Enemy is of the latter type and also refers to what other philosophies call “a karmic soulmate,” what psychology refers to as a narcissistic relationship or maybe a narcissistic dynamic. This narcissistic bond can be either one-sided or go both ways. If it’s one-sided, it needs to be broken – by force if necessary – if it goes both ways it needs to be healed; it may...

Strong Recommendations from the Free Spirit Theory

The Free Spirit Theory is not a religion but can certainly replace a religion. The Free Spirit Theory aims to reconnect you with your true instincts and return you to your authentic self within the boundaries of the current local laws. It must ultimately manifest your authentic wishes and dreams – not those dictated to you by others. It is a philosophy, and I cannot put in dogma or commands, but I can put in some strong recommendations. They are recommendations because we’re all free spirits with free will and responsibility over our own actions; thus, RULES would rarely work...

Cat Type Thinker or Dog Type Thinker?

Can’t decide whether you’re a Cat Type Thinker or a Dog Type Thinker? Sometimes, when we get used to the opposite type of thinkers, we adopt ideas that seem authentic but actually come from someone else. Therefore, I’ll ask some key questions to decide which camp you actually belong in, even if some of your behaviors would contradict this. These are deciders: 1. How much time do you spend wondering if your family members or people (not “the one,” but people in general) love you for who you are? Dog Type Thinker: None. As long as everything works well and...

Conscious life-planning.

We are all constantly manifesting things in our lives. The problem is that if you don’t think about what you are doing, you are more than likely manifesting negative things or at least not very positive things. We rarely feel like we can invite our truest wishes into our lives; we feel powerless to change the hand we were dealt at birth. We take what comes in a somewhat passive state, and the last time we did any actual planning was when we were children, daydreaming – if we did that even then. We were daydreaming about what our lives...

How did the Free Spirit Theory come to be?

While writing the Free Spirit Theory and its subsections was a very creative process, I haven’t taken creative licenses to the truth. The only rule in the Free Spirit Theory is that I have to believe it to be true. The Universe follows certain rules. Rules of nature, rules of physics, etc. Still, we know, I know from personal experience that there is a spirit in this mass of things, a way to consciously connect to everyone else even when separated and isolated from them. There are undeniably “supernatural” elements to our existence. Still, two assumptions that cancel each other...

The Free Spirit Theory

The Free Spirit Theory is a psycho-spiritual theory set written by yours truly. At its core is the idea of the individual soul’s authentic being and its need to self-actualize. Basically, what this means in simple terms is that each spirit must learn to enjoy being who they are, to seek pleasure. Each free spirit is limited only by other free spirits, who have a free will that they sometimes use to oppress others. People get in the way of each other’s pleasures, but shouldn’t. The Free Spirit Theory points out that conflict is entertaining at times; fighting and drama...

True Emotion Mirror Signs

There are weak signs and strong True Emotion Mirror signs, and the only way to find out is the test of time. I share these signs to decide whether or not it makes sense to keep hoping this relationship will actually start one day, or you’re focussed on, or whether you are fooling yourself with it. If this person is not your True Emotion Mirror, and particularly if they don’t respond to you positively, there is absolutely no point trying to start or resurrect anything with them. These signs are also akin to street signs, the kind pointing the direction...

The Law of the Truest Wish and Meta Blueprinting

In the core of Free Spirit Theories, the psycho-spiritual theory created by yours truly, are the concepts of the Law of the Truest Wish and Meta-Blueprinting. The first is a slight adaptation from the law of attraction, and the latter is an expansion of it to future lifetimes. The Law of the Truest Wish dictates that whatever we TRULY want is always protected from lesser wishes. You cannot find YouTube fame if your true wish is not compatible with YouTube fame, no matter how authentic that wish is, if there’s one that is greater, bigger, or more. The Law of...

Non-monogamy

Typically, we have been raised to believe that monogamy is the height of romance and true love. I beg to disagree on that front. I believe most people are naturally non-monogamous, not all of us, possibly, but the majority of us. By non-monogamy, I don’t mean we are non-committing or promiscuous, but that we want to, rather than bond with one person alone, we wish to bond with several people simultaneously, multiple men or multiple women, to marry the same person with our best friend(s), with every group member’s consent and to everyone’s pleasure and contentment. Let’s think of it...

The Dog Type Thinker and The Cat Type Thinker

This is the most important part of all Free Spirit Theories but not necessarily the most interesting one. The Cat Type Thinker and The Dog Type Thinkers are a part of everything I write. Without understanding the differentiation, it is quite impossible to understand the rest correctly. These two thinking types divide people in two groups. In between, there are the Cat Type Thinker that are Dog Type Thinker -conditioned and Dog Type Thinker that are Cat Type Thinker conditioned. Yet, this conditioning tends to change our behavior toward the opposite gender more than anything else. Whenever you are trying...