Elaboration 21.1

All this has to do with truth. In pure physics, there is an absolute truth possible. 'Seneca was', is such a truth and also 'water is burned hydrogen', etc. This truth concept admirably suits pure physics, discussions and theorizing, but not life-involved topics. When one is discussing truth in an agent (idea) that itself makes truth, one should be very careful. An idea now, is just that, it continually tends to make itself true. An example is the man who has sleep-troubles. Is it true ... ? He says so and besides we can observe it if necessary as true. When we tell him it is not true, meaning that what was, was, but that the future is different, he becomes aggressive. His complaint was that he was suffering from sleep-troubles which means the future as well. 'You tell me I am a liar?'. Yet, in hypnodynamic techniques, it is usual, when he is in a nice and comfortable state, and very responsive, to tell him that he will always sleep very well, without the least trouble, that, indeed, he 'might' have had difficulties in the past but that these are over now. In 99% of the cases, his mind will accept this truth (?) as a newer and better truth (truth clearly being not singular but plural, an impossibility in physics), and he will therefore sleep untroubled for the rest of his life. He has 'made' the statement untrue, because he was told to do so. Truth and untruth are always more or less debatable when a mind can effect a change from X into not-X, from X is true into X is false. All that, of course, on literally the snap of a finger. Unlike in pure physics, truth then, solely consists of 'that what has happened'. In physics, there are truths (expected) that also imply 'that what is going to happen'. For the hypnodynamic expert, it demands that in giving aid, he keeps past and future very well distinguished.