Vladimir Stojakovic - Satori Protocol - How To Resolve Emotional Problems And Achieve Spiritual Enlightenment

SATORI PROTOCOL How to resolve emotional problems and achieve spiritualenlightenment Vladimir Stojakovic Publisher: Vladimir Stojakovic Copyright 2021 by Vladimir Stojakovic All rights reserved This book, or parts thereof, may not be reproduced in anyform without permission www.satoriprotocol.com Editors: Melanie McGhee, Wesly Feuquay Cover design: Natasa Radanovic ISBN: 978-0-6452709-0-7 Vr 1 Neither the publisher nor the author is engaged inrendering professional advice or services to the individual reader. The ideasand procedures contained in this book are not intended as a substitute forconsulting with your physician. All matters regarding your health requiremedical supervision or mental health care. Neither the author nor the publishershall be liable or responsible for any loss or damage allegedly arising fromany information or procedures in this book. Reading this book does not give you permission to presentyourself as a practitioner or teacher of Satori Protocol. To become a practitioner (Processor) or teacher (Trainer)of Satori Protocol, you are required to complete the appropriate seminars.Information about the seminars can be found on the following site: www.satoriprotocol.com The list of Certified Satori Protocol Trainers is availableon the same site.

Satori Protocol Method is the intellectual property ofVladimir Stojakovic. To my son Milan, without whom Satori Protocol would not exist. The ultimate truth of who you are is not "I am this"or "I am that", but "I Am". Eckhart Tolle Content Why is Satori Protocol a revolutionary method -Satori Protocol is the first method that enables us to experiencespiritual enlightenment on our own, and repeat it as many times as we want,once or more times a day. -Satori Protocol is the first method that combines therelease of emotional problems and the experience of spiritual enlightenment -in the same process. We start the process from an emotional problem and end itwith spiritual enlightenment, thus achieving dual benefit - liberation fromemotional problems and spiritual enlightenment.

No other method that can do this. What is enlightenment Permanent enlightenment is the ultimate goal of spiritualdevelopment. It has different names in different spiritual disciplines:Nirvana, Satori, Samadhi, Moksha, Tao, Direct Experience of Truth, Non-DualConsciousness, etc. My term is "Deidentified Consciousness". The nature of enlightenment is pure consciousness, who andwhat we really are, under the layers of unconscious identities and repressedthoughts and emotions. Since the true nature of the human being is no differentfrom the true nature of all existence, enlightenment is also described as astate of Oneness, where there is no difference between the subject and theobject.

Enlightenment can be temporary and permanent. Essentially,it is the same experience, however, as the term says, one is temporary and theother permanent. Metaphorically speaking, with temporary enlightenment, wecut a hole in the fabric of the ego, through which we now perceive ourselvesand reality as they really are. In time, the rest of the ego will fill the hole. The moreholes we make, the more we reduce the ego, and our perception of ourselves andreality becomes closer to the truth. Some spiritual disciplines call temporary enlightenment"enlightenment with the ego" because the ego still exists, albeitweakened, while permanent enlightenment is called "enlightenment withoutthe ego" because the ego no longer exists.

The more often we experience temporary enlightenment, thesooner we will reach permanent enlightenment. Satori Protocol enables us to experience temporary enlightenmenton a daily basis, on our own, and several times a day if we so desire. Thus, wecan dramatically accelerate our evolution, our path toward permanentenlightenment. How did we experience enlightenment before SatoriProtocol Satori Protocol is preceded by a series of revolutionarybreakthroughs, all of which have built on one another. The "direct path" is a spiritual approach thatfocuses directly on the experience of enlightenment. The first direct pathswere most likely "sesshins", developed within Zen Buddhism.

The goalof a sesshin, a period of intense meditation, was to experience enlightenmentwithin the sesshins limited duration, for example, seven or fourteen days. In the late 1960s, Charles Berner developed the EnlightenmentIntensive. It was a group technique, a synthesis of Zen sesshins and Westerncommunication methods. It enabled participants to experience enlightenment,with a success rate of about thirty percent, within just three days, which was theduration of Enlightenment Intensive. From today's point of view, this success rate may seem low.However, at the time, a technique that enabled thirty percent of participantsto experience enlightenment in just three days, was unique on the planet. It should be noted that the Enlightenment Intensive wasextremely physically and mentally exhausting.

At the end of the twentieth century, based on EnlightenmentIntensive, Zivorad Mihajlovic Slavinski developed Gnostic Intensive withAlternative Technique, which enabled ninety to one hundred percent of participantsto experience enlightenment. Many participants of Gnostic Intensive experiencedenlightenment more than once, which did not happen during the original BernersIntensive. Unlike Berner's Intensive, Gnostic Intensive lasted onlyhalf a day, and was not physically and mentally strenuous. However, for theapplication of Gnostic Intensive, a group was still required. A few years later, Z.M. Slavinski developed the IndividualGnostic Intensive, which allowed, for the first time, the experience of enlightenmentoutside the group, in individual sessions, where an experienced practitionerwould guide another person.

However, self-application, without the help of anotherperson, was still not possible. Satori Protocol is the next step. Based on the GnosticIntensive, Satori Protocol, for the first time, allows for self-application -the experience of enlightenment without the guidance of another person. For serious seekers, this is a ground-breaking development. After receiving training, you can personally apply themethod and guide others through the processes. And here we are.

Welcome to the next level, into a differentreality of spiritual development, where it becomes possible what we could onlydream of before. How did we release emotional problems beforeSatori Protocol Before Satori Protocol, we used two categories of methods. One category includes the Individual and Group Intensives byZ.M. Slavinski mentioned earlier, which result in enlightenment, but do nottarget emotional problems. The other category, such as Deep Peat and Aspectics, also byZ.M. Slavinski, releases emotional problems, but does not result inenlightenment.

Method 3 and Method 4 of Satori Protocol, for the firsttime, integrate both enlightenment and emotional problems. We begin the processfrom an emotional problem, we release it, yet we do not stop in a state ofemptiness - as the Deep Peat and Aspectics do. Instead, we go to the end - toenlightenment. Nothing further and deeper exist within the human being. What did spiritual development look like beforeSatori Protocol These are some characteristics of spiritual disciplines: -It takes a lot of effort -It takes a long time -It takes a significant financial investment -The techniques are difficult to understand -The techniques are difficult to apply -The explanations are vague -A lot of theory -The methodology has several levels -Knowledge of old texts is required -A teacher is necessary -Knowledge of philosophical systems is required -It is necessary to believe in a system, dogma or teacher -Techniques are not directly focused on enlightenment -It requires an abandonment of everyday life -The techniques are inaccessible to most -Lack of success in most cases, despite the effort -Etc. Due to the above characteristics, the average person has theimpression that enlightenment is unattainable or extremely difficult to attain.