Yes I found this fascinating and was actually discussing this with @Sonyaxx yesterday. That this spread of naiveté via the psychic network is not some possibility or theory. Rather as you have pointed out that it has already happened, somewhat unbeknownst to those ‘affected’.
It did make me wonder at the implications of what we are all doing, it made me think back to a story Richard wrote about, of the cafe worker who equally unbeknownst to ‘her’ entered an excellence experience whilst enjoying a back and forth with one of Richard’s associates.
How ‘her’ being changed in line with the felicity and innocuity and ‘she’ didn’t even clock that the shift had occurred. And how equally one day the same will happen when actual freedom from the human condition spread’s en masse. That the rest of the population may not know that something has happened, it would have seemed like it was always like this, and yet sorrow and malice will be nowhere to be found ever again.
This came about as we were discussing various power plays that revolve around authority and the hierarchy. I was trying to explain that it is no use to “seem unbothered” when finding oneself in a power struggle with an authority. What is much more useful to discover is that there is indeed a real power play happening. This power play has nothing to do with what ‘appears on the outside’ but rather happens via the psychic network and it is no use to pretend that it is not there.
The way to resolve issues with power and authority is to make a full exploration into that realm where it all plays out until the very belief in power and authority begins to wither.
There is indeed a psychic network which can play a beneficial role in spreading the felicitous and innocuous feeling including naiveté around the globe. (It also answers Kuba’s question if ‘I’ am indeed “meaningless”). This is not fantasy but very real, just as real as ‘me’.
So yes this settles the question around whether ‘my’ life is meaningless, and in fact I can already see this in my day to day life, that ‘I’ have an effect on ‘others’ simply by ‘being’ felicity and innocuity and by ‘being’ naiveté. I think ‘my’ feelings of meaninglessness were more to do with the fact that once ‘I’ dissolve ‘I’ would have never actually existed in the first place, but this seems like trying to concern ‘myself’ with something that is past ‘my’ pay grade.