Alignment: The Process of Transmutation Within the Mechanics of Life

By Dan Desmarques

Discover the power of self-transformation and unlock the secrets to aligning your life with your true purpose. In "Alignment: The Process of Transmutation Within the Mechanics of Life," you'll embark on a journey of self-discovery, diving deep into the dynamics of decision-making and personal growth. This book is a must-read for individuals seeking to break free from the constraints of societal conditioning and unleash their true potential.
Written with clarity and insight, "Alignment" delves into the disconnect between who we are, what common sense dictates, and the choices we make. You'll learn to untangle the web of influences that shape our beliefs, from family and education to culture and beyond. By peeling back the layers of conditioning, you'll gain a newfound understanding of your own identity and why it may need to be transformed.
Unveil the universal laws that govern our existence and discover the profound impact they have on the direction of our lives. Through spiritual wisdom, this book reveals the profound truth that we are all bound for the same purpose. However, achieving spiritual alignment is a skill that requires knowledge, discernment, and experience.
This comprehensive guide empowers you with the tools and insights needed to navigate your personal transformation. From discerning the truth to cultivating virtues like knowledge and discernment, this book equips you with the mindset and abilities necessary to find alignment in your life.

Take control of your destiny and embark on a life-changing journey with "Alignment: The Process of Transmutation Within the Mechanics of Life." Begin your transformation today.
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• Language: English
• Publisher: 22 Lions
• Release date: Nov 27, 2022

Dan Desmarques

Dan Desmarques is a twenty-one-times Amazon bestselling author with five titles ranking as no.1. He has been awarded in multiple areas — as an entrepreneur, business consultant, lecturer, graphic designer and music composer. His background experience includes being a university lecturer on the topics of academic writing, creative writing, pedagogy, economy, entrepreneurship and success skills, teaching both college lecturers, future high school teachers and science students. He is also the owner of 22 Lions Publishing and Alienexed Records. As a ghostwriter, he has been the author of more than 300 titles, and as a musician, he has produced more than 600 musical tracks. His work was featured on Voice of America, MTV Music Television, Netflix, Sky One, and various national radios and podcasts. More information at koji.to/dandesmarques

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Introduction

The direction where we are going, who you are as a person, what common sense tells you that you should be doing, and what your mind says are not and don’t have to be the same thing.

We need to differentiate these dynamics if we want to make proper decisions in life, because at the end the laws of the universe matter only in what regards our own decisions.

Now, for the common person, these decisions don’t really exist. They are conditioned within the first years of life and keep on manifesting branches of the same first experiences.

Their mental conditioning is usually formed by their family, school, culture and so on, and continues to strengthen itself during the rest of their existence because, in many cases, they remain attached to these influences.

The masses are not much more than their culture and their own country of birth. The rest is nothing more than circumstances that come their way as a result of simply existing.

Thus it doesn’t make much sense to talk about a direction in life when this direction is conditioned by the identity and we don’t even know who we are, or how our identity is formed, or why it needs to be changed.

Nevertheless, according to various spiritual laws, we are all heading in the same direction, our purpose is literally the same.

This purpose is found when you are aligned with the truth. Yet the ability to be spiritually aligned is a skill that requires knowledge, discernment and experience.

You will be able to acquire these virtues with the information provided here.

Chapter 1 — The Destiny Aligning Humanity

It doesn’t matter where we have started in life, what kind of traumas we have or what our past reincarnations might have been, for we are all heading in the same direction, and that is consciousness.

A higher awareness brings us closer to this consciousness of one, meaning the understanding that we are all one family in the universe and not just in our planet.

What we do in life, our body, our experiences don’t determine our spiritual identity. This spiritual identity is only determined by the level of consciousness we have acquired.

Within a lesser or greater extent, many spiritual books speak of these teachings when praising those who are devoted to God — the Higher Identity to whom we attribute the meanings we can’t process within ourselves —, the All-knowing, All-seeing and All-being.

Until we come to the realization that it is not God but our destiny we seek, and then gain a renewed definition of what or who God is, we need to pass through many mental states, and we call them reincarnations because they occur most commonly between lives.

For most people the real changes come when they are forced to occupy a new body and have to reborn in a new culture.

However, because many are stubborn and slow to learn the necessary lessons, one reincarnation is not always enough.

They then find themselves having to repeat the same tendencies through many existences in many bodies.

When people ask me how can I tell their reincarnations, they are expecting to hear a beautiful fairytale, and not what I show them, which is that if they are an alcoholic in this life, they might have been in a previous life as well; if they are afraid to travel in this life, they might have spent a previous life going nowhere as well; and if they are lonely, it is likely because in a previous life they were persecuted and murdered by those they trusted.

These aren’t pleasant things to remember but they are part of our history as a civilization.

The people of this planet are cruel, barbarian, primitive and incredibly stupid. And until we look at the past as it really was rather than how we wish it was, we won’t learn from history.

Many studies in psychology, such as the Milgram experiment conducted by Yale University, show us that most people are willing to kill another human being if given the order to do so by an authority figure, and that our decisions in life are primordially driven by the desire for security, sex, and food, that is, selfish desires of the lowest nature possible.

Now, if such is the case in the twenty-first century, how much different do you think it was in the eighteen century, the first century or far before that?

Obviously, the situation wasn’t that different unless we invent lower scales of understanding for our behavior to describe what we do and did.

Our experiences in the past, due to a lower organization in society, undeveloped technology and simple to no laws whatsoever to protect the innocent from the most cruel were of a heavier nature.

Now you may feel depressed for being slandered and bullied, but not long ago you could be hanging from the top of a tree simply because people didn’t like you or didn’t like your appearance or the color of your skin.

The victims of racism in North America know this well, as also know the victims of Nazism, and the victims of the Israelites, among many others.

These are cruel acts that humans did to each other, in some cases, just decades ago, and that are often praised and justified as morally acceptable.

Imagine what they were capable of doing before.

Chapter 2 — Unpleasant Truths about Human Cruelty

The appearance of a civilized society are just the surface. As soon as you remove authoritative figures, the fear of punishment, and consequences, you can still see humans behaving like wild beasts and murdering one another for no meaningful reason beyond their demented view of reality.

As a matter of fact, racism remains very alive today. The only difference is that people will stare at you for long periods of time and provoke you into a fight to have a reason to attack you because they hate you rather than gather a group of people to do that for them.

This does occur in certain nations like Poland, Germany and Ukraine, but is not as common as before.

We call those groups neo-nazis to rationalize the idea that most people are not like them. Yet when a person of black skin goes to a police station because he is being persecuted by neo-nazis, the police will do nothing, in Poland, Lithuania and the Ukraine.

When institutions that are supposed to protect people from injustice are unjust themselves, you do have the right to murder in your own defense, unless your defense is used against you, and that is a perversion of the justice system, which we also witness today and for the exact same reasons.

In many courts, a black man has a higher probability to get jailed and be convicted for a crime he didn’t commit when compared to a white person. He is also more likely to get arrested in any part of the world where white people are a majority.

People don’t want to be labeled racists but they are and should own what they are because it is very obvious.

When I sit in a coffee shop filled with white people in a city of the United States, either it is New York or Florida, and everyone is staring at me as if I didn’t belong there, the reason is only one — my skin.

These ignorant souls do not know that one day they will reincarnate with the appearance of someone they hate and face the same, and know what it feels to be on the other side of their imbecility, but that is why they don’t want to hear about reincarnation or the negative implications of such theory in their life.

Their level is the most elementary — egocentrism —, thus religion for them is all about what they can get for themselves, not what type of person they must become.

The religions they follow are those that match their own necessities, and when a religion fails in doing so, they adjust it in any way possible, as when describing Jesus as a white person and insisting he was white, and painting him white.

There is nothing more ridiculous than a racist thinking of himself as a Christian, and yet these type of clowns are very common, especially in so-called nations ruled by Christian values.

A Christian can go to a Lithuanian or Pole church on a Sunday and then participate in a march against Arab refugees in the following Monday, completely ignoring the fact that Christ was from that part of the world.

In essence, Christ was born in Palestine. The Palestinians are the real descendants of the Jews. And how interesting that they are now made homeless and expelled by colonizers coming from Europe and other parts of the world to occupy their land and homes, and murder them.

If you protested against them two thousand years ago, you would be stoned or crucified, and now they put a bullet in your head in front of the entire world.

Where are the Christians now? Visiting the Holy Land and eating crackers at church?

The Jews that escaped racism are now promoting it in the land they call Israel because they think a Jew is supposed to be white and other religions can’t be accepted in Israel.

Where have we seen that before?

Ah yes, two thousand years ago, when Christ was murdered by their ancestors.

Chapter 3 — Is The Truth Relative or are People Ignorant?

The real reason why most people cannot find the truth is because they think the truth must come from someone who walks on water or performs some other miracle.

They have also internalized so many beliefs that they can only assimilate information that resembles such beliefs.

Their whole identity and social status is formed around their beliefs, and as a result, they see no truth and subconsciously fear changes towards a different set of beliefs.

Eventually, after many failures and years walking in the wrong direction, they say that the truth doesn't exist or that it is relative to personal experience and opinion.

The truth is not relative, even though its manifestations may be.

I believe there is a revelation given to many, some see more than others but all see something.

Then there is human nature, and in many cases what people translate and interpret is the exact opposite of what their book says.

The Hindu scriptures, for example, criticize worshipping animals and making fire rituals and that's precisely what the Hindu do.

The Quran and the Bible are also filled with words that criticize hatred against other religious groups.

Jesus himself is described as accepting people of other faiths.

When people relativize the truth, they don’t see much of it as well when one is trying to show it to them.

For example, many of my readers from Brazil, clearly brainwashed by political, religious and educational propaganda, demonstrate these barriers when saying things like, You European people, never realizing or accepting that I actually don't identify myself with the continent and neither do I represent a European way of thinking.

When I lived in Asia, I was always surrounded by South Americans and Asians, not Europeans or North Americans, for I had found them commonly too racist and filled with prejudices.

It is not a coincidence that my books are popular in South America and Asia, even though I didn’t necessarily look for people from these regions.

I simply found myself communicating more with them because we share similar views on many topics.

When people can’t see the obvious it is because their brain is filtering my words through what they imagine they mean, and this is the result of a strong cultural conditioning that, in the end, stops them from thinking for themselves, and which, on the other hand, makes it easier for the real liars to hide among them.

As for what regards my background in religion, I have been in many and know enough to evaluate any for the same reason.

One thing I learned is that spending your entire life in one group doesn’t make you an expert of their beliefs but rather an hardcore dogmatic that can only rationalize his own beliefs and never question them.

If you want to validate your own beliefs, you should be able to cross their meaning with the beliefs of others, and as I have noticed, no one can do this.

The very few that can do it are usually found in the academic field, just like me, and also like me, they learn so much that they end up being rejected by any and all groups. Because now, they can’t be convinced of any lie.

Chapter 4 — Why I Don’t Censor Myself

Truth is at a higher level, above the understanding of the many, allowing us to see clearly what makes them similar