You Know It, They Know It, The World Knows It – So Why Are We Still Keeping It a Secret?
Somewhere deep inside us we all feel like we know everything there is to know. Articulating this is another matter, however, and articulating it without getting into arguments with each other is virtually impossible. Learning how to maximize the intuitive intelligence of six billion know-it-all's is the challenge Ilexa Yardley, author of ‘Absolute Intelligence,’ has taken on with her work.
(PRWEB) June 20, 2005 -- Ask a person if deep within he or she knows it all, and at least fifty percent will say ‘yes.’ If a person wasn’t totally sure he or she ‘knew it all,’ he or she’d never argue, and a very short look around shows the world with no arguments certainly doesn’t exist. So if you know it, they know it, and the world knows it, then why are we all keeping ‘it’ a secret?
The Know it All
Nothing causes anger faster, than a know-it-all. Why is this? It’s because we all know-it-all, albeit from many different points of view, so when one person wants to be the one and only know-it-all, all the rest of us are forced to jump in with our view. ‘Absolute Intelligence,’ Ilexa Yardley’s book on the circle, shows why this is happens.
Opposing Perspectives
“We’ve all been there, dead center in an argument with someone who sees the world in a totally opposite way we do,” says Yardley. “From our perspective, the other person is stupid, nuts, stubborn, myopic and dense-- and absolutely not right. From this other person’s perspective, we are stupid, nuts, stubborn, myopic and dense-- and absolutely not right.” So which one is of us is right?
Circular Opposites
Yardley says the circle solves this problem easily. Opposing views are right and wrong at the same time, even though we’d love to believe only one point of view can be correct. A circle is a set of opposing points of view, easily illustrated by a compass. North sees south, south sees north, east sees west, west sees east, none see the same view, yet all see (aspects of) the same view.
All Know-It-All’s
And this is the key to the know-it-all. Everyone knows everything because all of us are using the circle to identify and articulate what we see around us. We’re all using the same exact tool (we all know exactly the same thing) but we’re all standing in slightly different spots (no two entities can occupy the exact same space in the same moment in time).
Joining Opposing Views
So each of us is sure we see the whole picture, and each of us does see a whole picture, but none of us can see the whole picture in one reading. It takes all of us together to see the complete picture, or it takes a set of opposing views or arguments to create a circle.
Conservation of the Circle
‘Absolute Intelligence’ is Ilexa Yardley’s documentation for Conservation of the Circle, the fact the circle is the underlying and overriding dynamic present in all things (people, plants, animals, ideas, emotions, rocks, atoms, molecules, etc.). “The circle is conserved in the same way as Einstein’s energy is conserved,” says Yardley. “No matter what happens, the circle survives and is in control of everything.” Yardley says all people (entities) know this intuitively, which is why we are so totally confident when we take a view, we know it is based on something inside us that is solid, dependable, stable and always correct.
Solid Circle
The circle is all of these, Yardley says, and is the basis not only for science and mathematics, but philosophy and the ideas found in all the world’s religions. “The circle really is the only know-it-all, but since we’re all circles, we’re all perfect know-it-alls.” According to Yardley, learning how the circle operates is essential if we want to maximize our existence, understand how we fit into the bigger picture, and how the bigger picture fits into us. “The circle ensures that everything, no matter what the size, speed or location, is exactly the same, operating to exactly the same rules. Guaranteed,” she says. Wonder how you fit in? See www.absolute-intelligence.com for more information.
Ilexa Yardley founded PopularPhilosphy.com and Productive Thinking Concepts, LLC to help people understand, embrace and capitalize on circular reality so they can experience more productive professional and personal lives. Nothing is more realistic, relevant, useful, and perspective-changing as the circle.
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