- Our attention is always engaged by something, something that we need to deal with, so we very rarely take the trouble of looking into ourself.
- We aspire for something all the time, we always want to achieve something.
- We chase our desires and unfulfilled dreams. We are attracted by money, power, prestige, a wholesome, happy life.
- We are never satisfied, we always want something else, we would like to be better, more beautiful, richer than we are at present.
- Thoughts come and go all the time. If we attempt to suppress them, it is only possible with considerable efforts, and even then to a short time only.
- In most of our waking time, our Mind wanders either in the past or in the future, in our thoughts we deal with our experience of the past, offences we suffered in the past, or with our future plans, goals and fears.
- We do not simply live through our experiences, but we also categorize them as good or bad. We judge everything that happens to us and everybody we meet in our lives.
- The dominant character of our life is the Ego; we wish to make it larger, brighter and more individual. That is why we are learning, gathering knowledge from others, until the end of our life, in the belief that we will thus become more and more intelligent.
- The Ego always means some sort of an identification, self-determination (I am a man, I am a father, I am an Englishman, I am Christian etc.) The Ego therefore rests upon our identification with things that are important for us Ego.
- The deepest source of indifference in us is the fact that we live as separate and isolated Egos and, most of the time, our attention is engaged by telling our personal history.
- The appreciation and opinion of others are very important for us. We want to meet the expectation directed at us,
- We always watch the other people, we compare and measure ourselves to them. All that time, we also try to adjust our actions and deeds to the expectations and opinions of others.
- In our daily life we tend to cover our real face with a set of masks. Our personal identity is the collection of our various masks. We immediately put on one of those masks whenever we are not alone.
- We are pleased to play the social roles that are dictated by our community. We thrive to be good parents, a good husband or wife, useful employees and law abiding citizens. Our entire identity is based upon those roles.
- Our personal history keeps us under its spell, in a hypnotic state. In this way we give up our Alertness, the world passes by us, because we only concentrate on the elements of reality that appear to confirm our personal history.
- We do not look for true answers to the question ”Who am I?;” we are content to be told that by others.
16 Warning Signs that You are a Replicant

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Frank M. Wanderer Ph.D. is a professor of psychology, a consciousness researcher and writer. Frank is the author of the books „The Revolution of Consciousness: Deconditioning the Programmed Mind and several books on consciousness. With a lifelong interest in the mystery of human existence, Frank’s work is to help others wake up from identification with our personal history and the illusory world of the forms and shapes and to find our true Self. Frank M. Wanderer Ph.D. is a professor of psychology, a consciousness researcher and writer. Frank is the author of the books EGO – ALERTNESS – CONSCIOUSNESS: 3 Stages in the Evolution of the Human Spirit ”.
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- Our attention is always engaged by something, something that we need to deal with, so we very rarely take the trouble of looking into ourself.
- We aspire for something all the time, we always want to achieve something.
- We chase our desires and unfulfilled dreams. We are attracted by money, power, prestige, a wholesome, happy life.
- We are never satisfied, we always want something else, we would like to be better, more beautiful, richer than we are at present.
- Thoughts come and go all the time. If we attempt to suppress them, it is only possible with considerable efforts, and even then to a short time only.
- In most of our waking time, our Mind wanders either in the past or in the future, in our thoughts we deal with our experience of the past, offences we suffered in the past, or with our future plans, goals and fears.
- We do not simply live through our experiences, but we also categorize them as good or bad. We judge everything that happens to us and everybody we meet in our lives.
- The dominant character of our life is the Ego; we wish to make it larger, brighter and more individual. That is why we are learning, gathering knowledge from others, until the end of our life, in the belief that we will thus become more and more intelligent.
- The Ego always means some sort of an identification, self-determination (I am a man, I am a father, I am an Englishman, I am Christian etc.) The Ego therefore rests upon our identification with things that are important for us Ego.
- The deepest source of indifference in us is the fact that we live as separate and isolated Egos and, most of the time, our attention is engaged by telling our personal history.
- The appreciation and opinion of others are very important for us. We want to meet the expectation directed at us,
- We always watch the other people, we compare and measure ourselves to them. All that time, we also try to adjust our actions and deeds to the expectations and opinions of others.
- In our daily life we tend to cover our real face with a set of masks. Our personal identity is the collection of our various masks. We immediately put on one of those masks whenever we are not alone.
- We are pleased to play the social roles that are dictated by our community. We thrive to be good parents, a good husband or wife, useful employees and law abiding citizens. Our entire identity is based upon those roles.
- Our personal history keeps us under its spell, in a hypnotic state. In this way we give up our Alertness, the world passes by us, because we only concentrate on the elements of reality that appear to confirm our personal history.
- We do not look for true answers to the question ”Who am I?;” we are content to be told that by others.
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Frank M. Wanderer Ph.D
Frank M. Wanderer Ph.D. is a professor of psychology, a consciousness researcher and writer. Frank is the author of the books „The Revolution of Consciousness: Deconditioning the Programmed Mind and several books on consciousness. With a lifelong interest in the mystery of human existence, Frank’s work is to help others wake up from identification with our personal history and the illusory world of the forms and shapes and to find our true Self. Frank M. Wanderer Ph.D. is a professor of psychology, a consciousness researcher and writer. Frank is the author of the books EGO – ALERTNESS – CONSCIOUSNESS: 3 Stages in the Evolution of the Human Spirit ”.
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