How To Avoid Spending Time in Jail (My Recent Experience) Understanding Unconscious People

[Nicholas (Conscious Flex)]

In the last article, I mention my experience with the justice system not being what it seems to be. Through that experience, I learned that officers have quotas they must reach every month as part of their job. Every since that experience (seven years ago), I never gave any officer a reason to lie about me in order to meet their quota.

Seven years later, that worked up until now. I recently spent five days in jail because I did not cover all the bases of what it takes to stay out of jail. Not breaking the law, knowing your rights, and respecting every officer is not enough. It is your word against theirs and they are very desperate to keep their quota (their job relays on it). Yet, it goes much deeper than that too, I will explain more later in this series (yes I had to divide this article into a series of articles, to provide the most valuable detailed information as possible).

Through this new experience, I discovered how to cover all the bases, not just the base of officers.

Base One
Eighty per cent of the time, officers show up because they are called. This is base number one: understanding people who call the police, when they are not needed (no reason to protect or serve). If you can understand these people, then you can spot them out from a crowd and know to stay away from them. Let us answer all the questions that relate:

• What causes a person to reach this level?
• Why would they call the police, if there is no problem?
• How do they convince the police that there is a problem?

What causes a person to reach this level?
Throughout life people encounter all types of experiences that make them aware of the bigger picture behind life. Through a series of events/experiences people are shown their potential (more explain by clicking the link). It is life's automatic process to pull people out of a comfort zone/limited belief. For example, through this process a shy person learns to overcome shyness through a series of events/experiences that lead the person to a boiling pont to see beyond shyness (more explained using the shy example here).

However, some people will resist every event/experience that life sets in motion and when they reach the boiling point (that is designed to help them overcome a limit), they do not overcome the limit. Instead they go into a Fight or Flight level.

In this case, the Fight or Flight level is caused by overwhelming stress to resisting progression. In this level, they can only see two options. The option to fight their way through life with aggression and disconcert about others (a survival mechanism based on self concern alone) or seek out help from others based on the instinct to survive. This level lasts until the overwhelming stress subsides by taking the necessary actions to progress (sometimes if it lasts too long the result ends in murder/suicide because the experiences become too overbearing).

If the resisting continues (assuming the murder/suicide did not get the best of them), then they go into the last level and the only option they have left. The level of being unconscious/unaware. Unconscious people live their life without progressing and are able to bypass life's automatic process by masking over the overwhelming stress/real reason they are feeling the stress (this is a very common level and there are many different personality types).

Why would they call the police, if there is no problem?
The main reason, is fear of no control. Life sends forth a series of events/experiences like the example of shyness, everytime you observe something and feel as if you have no control over it.

Life does this automatically, so that you will realize that you have complete control (always did and always will), but you did not have the desire to control it. As a result, you are lead to experience many things that help you control (the 'uncontrollable') through an emotional charged dedicated desire to step you out of your comfort zone (click here for more information).

There are different personality types that unconscious people use, to mask over the fear of no control. In this way, they control people/situations and avoid the real problem of not progressing. The Masked Controlled Dramas of Unconscious People:

• Confusionator - Throws people off center and unbalanced, by causing confusion.
• Interrogator - A military fashion of asking questions in a loud voice (Did you do this?!, How dare you....?!, Do you want me to...?!, etc...).
• Intimidator - Producing fear in another through words, actions, or energy. Doing this backs people down and creates a way for others to always relate to them with fear.
• Victimizer - Notices the situations that people hang on to and makes them feel like a victim/failure to those past situations. In this way, they disempower others.
• Helpless - Playing the victim, to get others to feel sorry for them through pity.
• Aloof - Being distance, quiet, nonresponsive, and seemly uninterested.

How do they convince the police that there is a problem?
These personality types are not set in stone. In other words, unconscious people will use any one (or several) of them depending on the situation and the motive. However, without motive, only one of the above personality types is used most often on a everyday basis.

Using the above personality types, unconscious people can convince others that there is a situation that needs dealt with. Of course, they do not do this consciously. In the mind of the unconscious, the drama they created is real. Unconscious people are unknowingly experts at drama and that is how you can spot them from a crowd. Yet, you might notice that they are most of the crowd. Chances are that you know someone who uses one of the personality types above and if you have known them for a while, I am sure you have seen them use most (if not all) the personality types above.

Unconscious people could be your neighbors, co-workers, roommates, friends, and/or family. You are less likely to end up in jail, the less you spend time with unconscious people. Do not underestimate them, they will go against their own values/beliefs (no matter how close you are to them or how much they love you) to create drama, because for them it is a survival way of behaving (they absolutely need it, as if it were food). They need the drama to cover up the real problem of progressing outside their comfort zones.

If Life is About Progression, Why do Unconscious People Exist
However, none of this defines unconscious people as a person. They are not wrong, bad, or evil for being unconscious. They are just doing the best they know how and there is a reason even on a universal level for acting out in a unconscious manner. Unconscious people cause others to be more aware. Unconscious people cause a series of events that help other unconscious people to become conscious (plus conscious people to become more conscious/aware). When a devastation happens that kills thousands of people from just a few unconscious people, it awakes many people from their unconscious state, by changing their perspectives. Once your perspectives change, your experiences change.

Of course on the other hand, it could drive unconscious people to be more unconscious (giving them a reason to cause more drama). Consequentially though, this is part of the design set forth by the series of events/experiences for the universal plan too (for us as human beings as a collective to reach past our comfort zones/limited beliefs). Everything/everybody is working precisely within the universal plan to progress.

Therefore, do not judge unconscious people, they are doing exactly what they came here to do. They help us in our progress, on a individual level and universal level. I would not have had the experience to write this article, if it were not for unconscious people calling the police and you would not know this information (which could save you from going to jail, among other things).

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