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Perhaps one of the main challenges posed to people who have fear surrounding this topic is to understand that you are using as a noun what usually is only used descriptively. You are talking about a subtly tangible reality (and maybe not so subtle 😆 ) rather than an aspect of something else. Even “darkness” skirts around the edges of a reified “dark”. Non?

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I haven’t studied her work indepth, but I am familiar with it. There’s so much to keep up with!

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We listened to this interview this morning. It is quite germane to this discussion 😉

[urlhttp://www.consciousmedianetwork.com/members/shairfield2.htm]Conscious Media Network interviews Steven Hairfield[/url]

“A Metaphysical Interpretation of the Bible

In the second part of our interview with Steven Hairfield, Regina continues to discuss Jesus’ metaphysical roots and how Christianity was distorted.

Steven says that probably the most profound text that ever came out of that time was the Gospel of Thomas, which was deleted/omitted from the Bible, but has now been published.

To connect with Steven directly, go to http://www.hairfield.com/“

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Yes, and I ran across this passage, randomly, earlier this morning, from Buckminster Fuller’s book Intuition:

Einstein,
As metaphysical, weightless, human intellect,
Took the measure of the weighable physical
And wrote
The most economically formulated equation
Mathematically possible,
For it put on one side of the equation
The physical Universe, which is to be equated,
Represented as “E” —
Because all that is physical is energetic —
And on the other side of the equation
Einstein placed the two terms
Minimally necessary to disclose a relationship.
For these two terms he employed
“M” (For energy associated as matter) and
“c^2” (For energy disassociative as radiation),
Expressed as c^2 because
c is the speed of light
In any one linear direction;
But light goes omnioutwardly in a spherical wave
Whose surface increases as the second power
Of the linear speed of radiation…

Here we have the metaphysical intellect
Taking the measure of
And mastering the physical.
We have no experimental data
That in any way suggests
That this process is reversible
And that energy can or will
Take the measure of
And write the equation of intellect
Or the equation of the metaphysical.
This is an example of one
Of the great generalized principles
Operative in Scenario Universe,
Which is the principle
Of irreversibility
Of intellectual processes.
For the syntropic metaphysical
Is not a mirror-imaged reversal
Of the entropic physical’s
Disorderly expansiveness.

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Welcome, Tania!

I read your web page and through your words I see a shift from “we are a global family of humans” to “we are a galactic family of humans”. I look forward to reading your posts!

33 was a physically very tough year of healing for me, too. What’s on the other side is worth working through (but you already know that) 😉

With love.

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“…the fourteenth day of the tenth month” could be interpreted in many ways. Even December 14, as December means “tenth month”. You can get crazy with this… which is, I think, the point. If we are going to have an encounter with the infinite, we’re going to have to let go our limited understanding of “now”.

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That, dear hope, is the power of darshan.

I was thinking that an appearance of lightships in the sky would be darshan for the whole planet!

Darshan, simply translated, is seeing or being in the presence of a saint, a deity, or a sacred place. It can trigger initiation, kundalini awakening, shaktipat (the descent of grace).

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😯

Awesome, Paul!

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There was an amphitheater right at the edge of an inlet/marina kind of thing. We didn’t pay or anything, we just went when we heard someone good was playing. Had to be vewwy kwiet…

Ravi Shankar is the sitar player with the Beatles. Ring a bell? Norah Jones’ father, too. His music will rewire your brain. 😯

My friends and I went to see Krishna Das twice, with Wah!, at a community church in Encinitas. Both times the seating area was full by the time we got in, and both times we were led by an usher to sit on stage behind them. Do you know Krishna Das’ music? Pretty ecstatic stuff.

It was definitely a wonderful thing to have so much music to envelop so many good times. Enjoy yourself! 😀

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You know, the Mayan 6th day begins in just a few weeks, November 12. It is the 360-day period of the flowering of human consciousness. Who better to prepare the way for that than… Blossom?

All is well. Her message is reverberating through the entire planet. Do you but sense a pause?

There is only Now.

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Whew! That’s good to hear!

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My friends and I swapped homemade CDs, everything from reggae/ska to flamenco to techno, everything. I never saw them live, though, more like chill hangout music. Although, who knows? I stumbled into a lot of places with good music 😀

Saw Jason Mraz a lot at a coffeeshop, and Price of Dope at a lounge. Deva Premal and Krishna Das. And my friend used to haul his pontoon boat down to the amphitheatre and we’d listen in… I was pretty “gone” by the time we settled in, there were a lot of people passing wine bottles back and forth, and the stars, and the water… I remember we got to Ravi Shankar’s last US show. That, was amazing.

Jump blues was big too, salsa, flamenco. Kundalini devi wanted to dance 😆

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I lived in San Diego for a while.

SS was part of a blur of a lot of amazing music that was everywhere, and I’d have trouble naming any song title at this point! It’s amazing how much of your memory you lose when you have a kid 😕

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I am looking forward to an update to Carl Calleman’s site, about the Mayan sixth day, beginning November 12. 🙂

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The first beat of Beethoven’s 5th symphony is a silent rest.

Think about that for a moment…

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