The way to change a belief has two steps.

Step One is to recognize and isolate your belief and identify it as a belief.

Step Two is to do experiments to test whether or not your belief is valid.

Since anyone can believe anything about anything, then:

1. Either every belief is valid, in which case there is no need for conflict or war because no belief is more valid than the next. 
2. Or no belief is valid, in which case there is no need for conflict or war because no belief is more valid than the next. 

The way to disintegrate a belief is, after you have identified something as a belief, for example to see that "Security is possible," is a belief, then to replace it with direct experience that contradicts your belief.

Enter Matrix Code THOTWARE.01 in your free account at StartOver.xyz. This Experiment is worth 2 Matrix Points.

This is a story told by Seth Godin at his blog.

Wouldn’t it be great if we always had a map? A set of step-by-step instructions on how to get from here to there, wherever we were and wherever wanted to go…

Steve Pressfield relates this magical story:

"A Ghurka rifleman escaped from a Japanese prison in south Burma and walked six hundred miles alone through the jungles to freedom. The journey took him five months, but he never asked the way and he never lost the way. For one thing he could not speak Burmese and for another he regarded all Burmese as traitors. He used a map and when he reached India he showed it to the Intelligence officers, who wanted to know all about his odyssey. Marked in pencil were all the turns he had taken, all the roads and trail forks he has passed, all the rivers he had crossed. It had served him well, that map. The Intelligence officers did not find it so useful. It was a street map of London."

I love this story.

Happy endings come from an understanding of the compass, not the presence of a useful map.

If you’ve got the wrong map, the right compass will get you home if you know how to use it.

What is the 'right compass'? It is a combination of purpose, intuition, sword of clarity, experiential reality, imagination, yes, but most of all it is the information and energy of your 4 feelings that you develop by learning Inner Navigation.

Here is the Experiment: For this next week, find a new way to get to work each day, or school, or wherever you need to get to without asking for directions from anyone. Instead, let your fear, anger, sadness, and joy guide you. At first you may need to allow extra time to make the journey, but whatever it takes, find 5 different ways to get there that you never took before. Write down in your Beep! Book what you observe about yourself while learning to use your inner compass.

Enter Matrix Code THOTWARE.02 in your free account at StartOver.xyz. This Experiment is worth 1 Matrix Point.

For this experiment, grab your Beep! Book. Go to a blank page and title it: "Thoughtware from Advertisements".

Choose three products or companies and write down all the underlying Thoughtware that:

- you need to have in order to buy what they are selling;

or

- that they want you to have through buying their product.

Notice which of the 4 Feelings you feel with each Thoughtware you write down. Write down the feeling next to the Thoughtware.

For example: Drinking Coca Cola makes you happy. Being happy is the aim of life. I feel angry because...

Hint: Thoughtware are not stories. The Thoughtware are the assumptions, the projections, the expectations, the conclusions, the beliefs, the Memetic Construct, etc. Your Thoughtware is what you think with, not what you think about.

Once you have completed your list with three different products or companies, enter Matrix Code THOTWARE.03 in your free account at StartOver.xyz. This Experiment is worth 1 Matrix Point.

Jingles are short and catchy songs with the purpose of selling you something. They are Thoughtware parasites. You can not get rid of them. They are a Contamination.

Grab you Beep! Book and make a list of all your Jingle-parasites. For each one of them, write down every word that you can remember. By writing it down, you take back your Authority from the Jingles.

The next time you get together with your Possibility Team, bring your Jingles and have a Ceremony to trap them in your Beep! Books forever.

Once you have met with your Team, each of you enters Matrix Code THOTWARE.04 in your free account at StartOver.xyz. This Experiment is worth 1 Matrix Point .

Ask somebody from your Possibility Team, your Study Group, or from the list of Possibility Coaches to hold space for you for this process. Tell them it will take around 1 hour, or less. If they accept, ask them to read the description of this experiment.

Sit down across from one another. Ask your spaceholder to take notes in your Beep! Book, so you can read what you discovered later.

1. Spaceholder, ask your client: "Click your Clicker and go back to when you were little before you went to school. What Thoughtware did you have from your parents about school?" (let your client answer, and if they need a hint tell them to mention the superstitions, taboos, Memetic Constructs, reasons, prejudices, projections, assumptions, conclusions, expectations, positionality, judgements, beliefs, stories, resentment, revenge, fantasy worlds, reactivity, old decisions, rumors, opinions, etc.)

2. Spaceholder, write down what your client says in their Beep! Book, in a section titled "Pre-School Thoughtware".

3. Spaceholder, ask your client: "Thank you. Now, click your Clicker and let it take you to the next period in your school life when your Thoughtware about school changed. How old are you? What new Thoughtware did you get? What Thoughtware did you let go of? What changed?"

4. Spaceholder, write down the age of your client and which Thoughtware they dropped or took on. Keep going like this until your client comes to the present. Write down their present Thoughtware about school.

5. Client, thank your spaceholder.

Hint for you, the client: let your clicker take you to each crucial moment in the history of your Thoughtware about school. Do not go into your mind.

Once you have completed this process, enter Matrix Code THOTWARE.05 in your free account at StartOver.xyz. This Experiment is worth 1 Matrix Point.

Do this experiment for one week. Set aside 15 minutes, and grab your Beep! Book. Title a blank page "Anger Thoughtware".

Consciously turn on your anger, and let it get bigger.

Check out the Memes coming up in you about anger. Write them down. Be angry at your mother, your father, be angry at your teacher. Check out the facets of your beliefs and assumptions about anger.

For example: "Anger is dangerous. Anger is loud and destructive. Anger is only for brutes. I am not angry about anything. I am a meditator, a peaceful person."

Continue allowing your anger to get bigger, and writing down the Thoughtware that you have. Why would it not be okay to be angry at____? Why or when would it be okay?

After completing this 15-minute experiment 7 times, enter Matrix Code THOTWARE.06 in your free account at StartOver.xyz. This Experiment is worth 1 Matrix Point.

Repeat the same procedure as the previous experiment.

For one week, spend 15 minutes a day inspecting your personal Thoughtware about sadness. Grab your Beep! Book, and title a blank page "Sadness Thoughtware".

Start consciously feeling your sadness, and let it get bigger. Notice the Thoughtware that comes up around sadness.

For example: "Only weak people are sad, so I will avoid sadness at all costs because I want people to think I am strong. Only strong people are successful."

Continue allowing your sadness to get bigger, and writing down the Thoughtware that you have. Why would it not be okay to be sad? Why or when would it be okay?

After completing this 15-minute experiment 7 times, enter Matrix Code THOTWARE.07 in your free account at StartOver.xyz. This Experiment is worth 1 Matrix Point.

Repeat the same procedure as in "Rage About Your Anger Thoughtware".

Inspect your personal Thoughtware about fear. For example: "I cannot be afraid of my father because I love him."

After completing this 15-minute experiment 7 times, enter Matrix Code THOTWARE.08 in your free account at StartOver.xyz. This Experiment is worth 1 Matrix Point.

Repeat the same procedure as in "Rage About Your Anger Thoughtware".

Inspect your personal thoughtware about joy. For example, "If I am not feeling happy, then I should at least pretend to be happy so that other people do not worry about me."

After completing this 15-minute experiment 7 times, enter Matrix Code THOTWARE.09 in your free account at StartOver.xyz. This Experiment is worth 1 Matrix Point.

This experiment is done in your Possibility Team.

PTeam. Groups of 3. One person shouts Tornado or Shark Attack. EArthquacke. As soon as one person says that to the other two people, start arguing about what they should do:

"call the police"

"check the gasline"

"duck"

"where's the fire extinguisher"

The thoughtware about how you're supposed to respond. One person says it and write down the thoughtware.

The person that says it: IT'S HAPPENING NOW. WHAT'S NEXT. WHAT ELSE.

Car crash!

What Thoughtware are you ready to use when you react to emergencies?

Enter Matrix Code THOTWARE.10 in your free account at StartOver.xyz. This Experiment is worth 1 Matrix Point.

Groups of three in PTeam. Holiday Thoughtware. What is Easter mean. What does Christmas mean. Dump your thoughtware. Why are you carrying this. Why do you have to throw toilet paper over the trees?

Write it down for 15-20 minutes.

the question is: Why are you carrying this? What's the purpose of this?

Christmas on the 24th or the 25th. Hitler had thoughtware that made him kill people that had different thoughtware than him.

Enter Matrix Code THOTWARE.11 in your free account at StartOver.xyz. This Experiment is worth 1 Matrix Point.

Do this Experiment alone.

Reserve 30-45 minutes for yourself in quiet space. The idea is to look inside of yourself and grab a thoughtware. Notice where your thoughtware is and grab one.

Do this slowly so you get the experience of thoughtware. Inspect where does it come from, who did i get this thoughtware from, what make it become like that? The hints: do not try to change the thoughtware while you do this. That would be like a dog trying to chase its tail. Just inspect it. Purpose. Benefits. Where they came from.

Self-surgery can happen only after 30 minutes of inspection.

Write down each of them separately with its story.

Enter Matrix Code THOTWARE.12 in your free account at StartOver.xyz. This Experiment is worth 1 Matrix Point.

PTeam. Deep dive into secrets. Say what cannot be said. What you cannot share with people. What's not polite. What you can't share. What needs to be secret. Cultural things that you can't let people see your neck. Can't tell people how much money is in your bank account. Can't tell people that you miss them. That you are sexually frustrated. That you have a longing for a perfect adventure and nobody can give it to me. You can't tell people that you have psychological parts that contradict each other.

Taboo thoughtware. Taboo makes your culture. How short can your dress be.

This is about vulnerability. What can you not be vulnerable about. Notice in yourself where the blocks are. The thoughtware is blocking that you can't even say the thing you can't say. You have to reveal the thoughtware.

Enter Matrix Code THOTWARE.13 in your free account at StartOver.xyz. This Experiment is worth 1 Matrix Point.

Go where there a lots of little kids. On a nother day go where there are lots of teenagers. Another day go where there are lots of old people. Notice and write down what your thoughtware is about being a kid, being a teenager, being a old person. Notice your thoughtware about what comes with being each of these ages.

I should stop the kids from crying. I need to be nice and careful with them

if you'Re a teenager you don't like your parents and you are in a click.

When you're old:

What is Modern Culture's Thoughtware about each of these categories.

Enter Matrix Code THOTWARE.14 in your free account at StartOver.xyz. This Experiment is worth 1 Matrix Point.

Thoughtware rules. The purpose is to, once a day for the next two weeks, find a thing that you're not supposed to do. That your thoughtware would not normally let you do. And do the thing.

For example:

• While Sitting at the bus stop, pull out a dollar bill and burn it.
• At the Post Office break your pen instead of filling out the address.
• Duck tape a dead branch to a tree.
• Leave a note on somebody's car that you love them.
• Write a note on the bathroom mirror that the next person gets a free coffee from you.
• When a dog comes, you lay down in front of the dog instead of bending over to pet it.
• Pick a weed and ask someone, what is this?
• Make 14 short videos of you doing these things.
• Lie down in the grocery store. Meditate there.

After breaking a thoughtware rule once a day for two weeks, please enter Matrix Code THOTWARE.15 in your free account at StartOver.xyz. This Experiment is worth 4 Matrix Points.

This Experiment is to notice the thoughtware upgrades happening when you read one of the PM books or websites or articles.

Notice when your thoughtware upgrades. It is a particular series of sensations during which time the shape of your Being changes so that you can never go back to the old shape.

This is a Liquid State.

Notice the 5 Phases of thoughtware upgrade.

These include subtle and not-so-subtle sensations.

Hint: because, is you notice the upgrade you notice.

Enter Matrix Code THOTWARE.16 in your free account at StartOver.xyz. This Experiment is worth 1 Matrix Point.