Hypothesis

• The most important element in facilitating an upward movement in consciousness is an attitude of willingness, which opens up the mind through new means of appraisal to the possible validity of new hypotheses. Power vs Force. The Hidden Determinants of Human Behavior, S. 96, Hay House edition, February 2002

The Hypothetical

• Thus, we can see that the hypothetical 'cause' of anything that can be perceived or is invisible is the entirety of the whole universe in its collective totality throughout all time. It thus proceeds out of the totality of all Creation which continues to expand in infinite dimensions more rapidly than the speed of light. I. Reality and Subjectivity, S. ?, 2003

• There is an inherent fallacy in the proposition that "I could have" or "should have" because, in reality, if one really "could have" they obviously "would have" if all conditions were favorable to a better choice. Transcending Levels of Consciousness, chapter 4 ''Grief', S. 103, 2006

• A problem with using the mind to discover truth is that it often cannot tell the forest from the trees and instead focuses on problematic irrelevancies and extraneous diversions, such as,
  Did the Buddha ‘really’ sit under a bodhi tree? Or,
  Where did Jesus spend his lost years?
  Did the Red Sea actually part?
  Is the crucial, eternal truth that what would save mankind lost somewhere in cave?
  Will the world end in 2068?
  Are the ‘end times’ here?
  Are UFO messengers here to save us?

• Therefore, rejection of the intelligent-design hypothesis could well be attributed to the proclivity and vanity of the human ego, which is more interested in being 'right' and proving others 'wrong' than it is in arriving at truth. Reality, Spirituality and Modern Man, Foreword, 2008

• Humans, even those who are quite obtuse, are always dealing with the hypothetical. “Why didn’t I avoid that?” “Why did I say that?” It’s very hard to avoid this critical self-observation. Interview with David R. Hawkins, MD, PhD Gina Mazza, presented by magazine Holistic Networker,  Gina Mazza, 17. June 2009

• Question: If the top end of the consciousness scale goes to infinity, is the same true of the lower levels?
  Answer: That’s a hypothetical question. Don’t worry about it. Sedona Seminar Alignment, 4 CD set, 16. April 2005

• The hypothetical is always wrong! If you could have, you would have!  “I should have done this or that!” Sedona Seminar Transcending Obstacles, 3 DVD set, 3. September 2005

• People cannot be any different than they are at the time. If they could be, they would be. The hypothetical is a fallacy. People cannot be any different than they are! Sedona Seminar Is the Miraculous Real?, 3 DVD set, 9. December 2006