Knowing is not an act of mere intellectual understanding—it is a process of becoming. The foundation of Ramtha’s teachings is the idea that by declaring "I now know," we unlock the limitless wellspring of universal knowledge. Every individual possesses the ability to access all wisdom, for thought itself is the foundation of reality. When we embrace this concept, we break free from the limitations imposed by conditioned thinking and step into the vast potential of our divine nature.

Knowing is not hope. It is not belief. It is not faith. It is the certainty, the absolute state of I Now Know that commands the universe to align with your will. Knowing is beyond doubt, beyond hesitation, beyond contemplation. It is the power that creates reality, the bridge between thought and manifestation.

To "know" is absolute. Know… then allow. The door that opens you up to knowledge is to say "I know." To know brings your knowing into absoluteness. Whether in a moment, a day, or a week, what you know will become. The thought of knowing, felt in your soul, opens your pituitary gland, the seventh seal, allowing the mind to receive greater thoughts, deeper wisdom, and infinite understanding.

Knowing is the greatest treasure a being can possess. It is the key to absolute freedom, for when one knows, there is nothing to fear. Knowledge dissolves uncertainty, erases doubt, and grants the power to create. When we understand that everything is accessible through thought, we no longer live under the tyranny of external circumstances. Instead, we become conscious creators of our reality, shaping every moment with deliberate intent.

Knowing is not about gathering information—it is about attunement. The process is simple: allow thought, feel it fully, and trust in its knowingness. By aligning with higher thought frequencies and allowing them to become part of our being, we gain access to infinite wisdom. Whatever is known with absolute certainty will manifest, for thought translates into form. To master the science of knowing is to master creation itself, where the boundaries between thought, experience, and reality dissolve into the oneness of being.

Every object, entity, and particle in existence emanates thought. This continuous transmission feeds into the collective field of consciousness—the great river of thought. Through this river, all beings are interconnected, continuously influencing one another’s awareness. The carpet beneath your feet, the plant beside you, the stars above—all perceive and project their existence into this universal flow. The sum of all awareness forms what we term collective perception, an ever-expanding tapestry of thought that connects all things.

The human aura is an extraordinary receiver, acting as a bridge between the self and the universal field of thought. This auric field, extending beyond the body in luminous layers, absorbs information from the river of thought and transmits it into the mind. Thought, upon entering the aura, ignites as light, creating bursts of energy that are then transmuted into electrical impulses within the brain. These impulses travel throughout the nervous system, embedding knowledge at a cellular level, allowing the entire being to integrate the wisdom received.

Reality is not something that happens to us; it is something we generate from within. Every moment of our existence is crafted by the thoughts we allow into our awareness. Like a painter wielding a brush, we shape the conditions of our lives by directing our thoughts and emotions. Whatever we consistently think and feel is transmitted into the river of thought, where it attracts like frequencies and manifests as experience. Understanding this process empowers us to create consciously rather than reactively.

Social consciousness is the collective field of thought that dominates human society. It is composed of low-frequency patterns—beliefs centered around survival, conformity, fear, and limitation. These thought patterns persist because individuals continuously feed them with their attention and emotion. In heavily populated areas, these dense frequencies manifest as thick energetic grids that obscure higher awareness. To transcend social consciousness, one must detach from its narratives and attune to the higher frequencies of divine intelligence. We'll go into social consciousness in more depth in The Closed Mind further along our journey.

The altered ego is the construct of self-preservation—a survival mechanism developed through human experience. It filters and limits the thoughts we receive, ensuring only those aligned with our conditioned identity are entertained. While the ego serves as a tool for navigating the physical world, it becomes a barrier when it resists the unknown. To embrace knowing, one must transcend the ego’s need for certainty and allow new thought to enter unchallenged.

Memory is not an archive of images or words—it is a record of emotion. Every experience is stored within the soul as a vibrational frequency, which can be recalled and felt at any moment. The depth of memory is measured not by detail, but by the intensity of feeling associated with it. Understanding memory as emotion rather than mere recollection allows for a deeper integration of knowledge and wisdom.

High-frequency thoughts move with greater speed and intensity, generating a sensation of exhilaration and expansion within the body. This is why profound realizations are often accompanied by a rush of energy. The more expansive a thought, the more it accelerates the body's vibrational state, leading to heightened perception, clarity, and insight. Learning to attune oneself to these frequencies is key to accelerated evolution.

So be it.

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