TRANSITION FROM KALI YUGA TO SATHYA YUGA

DISCIPLINE THAT SEEKS TO UNIFY THE SEVERAL EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATIONS OF HUMAN NATURE IN AN EFFORT TO UNDERSTAND INDIVIDUALS AS BOTH CREATURES OF THEIR ENVIRONMENT AND CREATORS OF THEIR OWN VALUES


THE WORLD ALWAYS INVISIBLY AND DANGEROUSLY REVOLVES AROUND PHILOSOPHERS

THE USE OF KNOWLEDGE IS POWER

OLDER IS THE PLEASURE IN THE HERD THAN THE PLEASURE IN THE EGO: AND AS LONG AS THE GOOD CONSCIENCE IS FOR THE HERD, THE BAD CONSCIENCE ONLY SAITH: EGO.

VERILY, THE CRAFTY EGO, THE LOVELESS ONE, THAT SEEKETH ITS ADVANTAGE IN THE ADVANTAGE OF MANY — IT IS NOT THE ORIGIN OF THE HERD, BUT ITS RUIN.

LOVING ONES, WAS IT ALWAYS, AND CREATING ONES, THAT CREATED GOOD AND BAD. FIRE OF LOVE GLOWETH IN THE NAMES OF ALL THE VIRTUES, AND FIRE OF WRATH.

METAMATRIX - BEYOND DECEPTION

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21 May 2021

What Happens After DEATH? It’s Time To Find Out The Answer

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What Happens After DEATH? It’s Time To Find Out The Answer

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There is a question that every person asked themselves. We address science and religion to find the answer to it. Already for 6 thousand years, we have been trying to find out ... 

IS THERE LIFE AFTER DEATH? 

For the first time in history! Scientists, physicians, clergymen and eyewitnesses will seek the answer all TOGETHER! 

- Does reincarnation exist? - Fear of death. What is its nature? How do we, alive people, know what death is? 

- Who benefits from hiding facts about a person's after death fate? 

- Human consciousness is outside the body. 

- The prophets knew the truth about the afterlife fate of humans! What does science say? 

- Is the state of Heaven and Hell explained by physics? 

- What are we here for? 

Answers to the most important questions for every person! 

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Death is not the end. 

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16 April 2016

5 Things That Happen When You Die


Putting Life And Death In Perspective

As an evidential medium, I bridge the gap between the physical and the Spirit world, bringing through detailed messages that prove that life goes on – even after death. A wonderful by-product of my work is the way it puts life and death in perspective, erasing the fear of “what comes next” and illuminating our true path. 

What happens when you die?

When the Spirit is released from the heaviness of the physical shell we call the body, it’s similar to a driver getting out of a broken down car, or even taking off a heavy overcoat and letting it fall to the ground. There is no pain at all associated with exiting the shell. So what DOES death feel like?

For more info see my book, Adventures For Your Soul

Hundreds of thousands of spirits have come back to say they UNIVERSALLY go through the following steps:

1. AWAKENING - The person suddenly experiences an overwhelming sense of PEACE, HAPPINESS and LOVE. 

2. REUNION - No one ever dies alone. Your relatives and loved ones who you have created bonds of love with over your lifetimes will come and greet you. They have prepared for your homecoming - so you can just imagine the incredible sense of joy when you return home.

3. VISITING YOUR MEMORIAL SERVICE, OR FUNERAL - Every soul will be present for their service or funeral. Even if there is no formal ceremony, they will be there - surrounding their family for at least several days after the transition and trying to impress on them that they are ALIVE and feeling healthy and whole.

4. LIFE REVIEW - Upon returning to the spiritual home, each one of us will go through a review - seeing, feeling and living every single experience we lived out on the earth school. We will “relive” every thought, action and word we created about one another and ourselves. If we treated someone unkindly, we will experience it from their point of view.

5. LIVING THEIR JOY - Each soul will get to access what they desire to experience creatively. If they had always wanted to play the piano but were not able to on earth, they will be able to learn and live this expression in heaven. They will be able to have whatever their hearts desire....if someone wanted to have children on earth but were unable to, in the Spirit realms they may find that they are surrogate parents to children in the spirit world who need guidance and wisdom from certain souls.

It’s not surprising that after over 30 years spent talking to dead people, I have become quite an expert on the subject! The more I learn about death, the more I understand that the end of life is an illusion, a transition where the soul – which never dies – leaves its earthly body for its next “assignment.” 

Apr 12, 2016

04 October 2015

Reincarnation Is Enslavement

Wheel of Samsara
The cycle of Birth and Death

August 27, 2013
from RiverBankOfTruth Website

Have you ever actually wondered why we reincarnate?

Why is it that we have such short lives, and, for the most part, the only spiritual paths are very dubious religions and teachers?

Or why those religions are built upon hierarchal structures?

Have you ever wondered why there is so much evil in the world?

And why such evil people seem to become the leaders of men?

And the big question concerning reincarnation:

Why don't we remember our past lives?

How can we resolve our past if we don't even remember it?

We go through our lives with our past lives haunting us, yet we cannot see them.

We carry the residual habits and traits from our former selves, yet we have no idea where they came from. For the most part, we don't have any idea how they are affecting us now.

Therefore, how can we ever resolve our past issues? Especially since they affect us even in this life?


What religious person or spiritual teacher, or channeler or yogi has ever answered this question satisfactorily:

Why don't we remember our past lives?

The answer may be chilling.

It is described in Vedic and Puranic texts that humankind lived very long life spans during the golden age. They spent their lives in deep meditation and were in balance and harmony with Mother Nature. Then something happened.

In ancient legends, myths and texts, there is described the fall of man.

"Man is perfect at his origin, a divine being who has degenerated into what we are."
R. A. Schwaller de Lubicz (Egyptian Miracle)

"…primeval man was the truest model and representative of man, and that all human progress since, though upward in some things, has been in the main an unceasing deterioration… All the world that came next after primeval man honored and even worshipped their first fathers as very gods of light, knowledge and greatness."
Joseph A. Seiss (Gospel of the Stars)

"Then she added a prophecy in which she foretold the approaching end of the Divine Age and the beginning of a new one, in which the summers would be flowerless, the cows milk less and women shameless and men strengthless, in which there will be trees without fruit and seas without fish, when old men would give false judgments and legislators make unjust laws, when warriors would betray one another and men would be thieves and there would be no more virtue in the world."
(Prophesy of Badb, War Queen of Ireland)


So what caused this 'fall'?

We can see that at one point, gods from the sky came, and humans were taught about agriculture and animal husbandry, which is the enslavement of animals. With that knowledge came the cities, the kings, the hierarchal systems of control, armies, war, slavery and the worship and sacrifices of gods.

This was the fall of man. Mankind fell out of balance and harmony with Mother Nature and thus began losing virtue.

So who were these gods that came and gave humankind this knowledge? From where did they come? They are not of the Earth. They came to enslave humankind, to demand flesh and blood sacrifices, including human sacrifices.

They demanded to be worshiped. And, as we read in the old testament, Jehovah would destroy entire races, or have his "chosen people" destroy them for him.

The Gnostics called these gods the Archons.

Don Juan called them the predators...


These gods have been feeding off of humanity for thousands of years...

They consider us their herd, just as we consider farm animals. As above, so below. They feed off of our negative emotions and energies and they feed off of our worship to them. They especially like blood and suffering, so they create conflict, violence and wars between men.

Notice most wars were between religions...

But they also control us through,

religions

ideologies

governments

societies

propaganda

the media, etc.

Another way of controlling us is through reincarnation.

Reincarnation is a form of slavery. After the fall, man's duration of life was drastically shortened. Before the present age, men only lived a short average life span of 25 to 40 years. That is not enough time to figure out what life is about, especially if all they were given were the religions of the gods.

They had to toil all day, raise their families and then they died.


And then comes the question of, why we don't remember our past lives.

We are constantly born into ignorance and the only knowledge available was what the gods gave us - religions and ideologies. After a few short years, we die in ignorance and then return again. This keeps the herd in order.

Without any remembrance, we are imprisoned in ignorance, without the proper tools to break free. Occasionally a few great souls were able to liberate themselves, but the priests took control of their teachings. They skewed them and butchered them into religions.

We find ourselves in a Matrix, where an artificial light construct has been overlaid upon the real world.

As in the movie, The Matrix, we are simply batteries that the gods feed off of. This is our plight, where we are born and we die in a matrix as food for evil entities. And of course they have their minions here on Earth that keep the herd in line.

So the next question is:

What happens when we die?

When we die, we enter the Cosmic Matrix, another false light construct which we call heaven.

Our souls are trapped within this prison of the gods. After some time in the false heavens, we return again in the same cycle. This is called the wheel of samsara, the cycle of birth and death.

The only escape from this prison is to awaken to who you truly are.

By letting go of all of the false beliefs, gods, angels, gurus, etc., and stop feeding these false gods with our worship, our blood, our negative emotions and thoughts, and moving out of the whole game.

"To see the universe as it is, you must step beyond the net. It is not hard to do so, for the net is full of holes. Look at the net and its many contradictions.

You do and undo at every step. You want peace, love and happiness, and work hard to create pain, hatred and war. You want longevity and you overeat. You want friendship and you exploit.

See your net as made of such contradictions and remove them - your very seeing will make them go away."
Nisargadatta Maharaj

See the Matrix for what it is. It seems all powerful, without any way of escape, but it is full of holes.

If you have an open mind, discernment and the eyes to see, this whole game is nothing more than a house of cards. In Ask Simple Questions I showed many examples of how this entire matrix is falling apart at the seams.

The question is,

will you wake up, or be dragged away in the net, to continue on the wheel of birth and death?

Imagine how fortunate you are to come into contact with the keys to escape this prison.

You can see how confusing it can be with all of,


New Age philosophies

false teachers and teachings

I see that there are a few great masters who shine above all of this confusion. Take what you can from them, but blaze your own trail into your inner Self.

Break free of the prison...


Soul Catching Net - Are We 'Recycled' at Death to Remain in the Matrix?

July 23, 2015

The idea of a soul-catching net or soul net that awaits us at death - and keeps us in the Matrix - is a grim and highly disturbing notion, but one which I believe has to be considered by all serious researchers of the global conspiracy.

True free thinkers want to know exactly where the global conspiracy rabbit hole ends. Just how far does the suppression go? Past this lifetime? Past this planet? Well, the answer may well be yes to both.

After you spend years of research going through the many layers of,














...and more, you come to realize that the true source of the suppression is at the intersection of consciousness and conspiracy.

Why? Because the conspiracy is all about suppressing your idea of Who You Are.

It's about convincing you that you are nothing, no one. It's about convincing you that you are just a biological machine, fit to serve as no more than a cog in a machine or as Pink Floyd put it, just another brick in the wall.

Mainstream science to this day still denies the existence of consciousness just because it can't get a handle on it with the 5 senses. Its simplistic solution is to disregard anything it can't measure.

There are many researchers who will be unable to contemplate this topic, or refuse to go there, because it clashes with their belief systems, such as,

religious belief systems (the afterlife is either Heaven or Hell, or 100 virgins, but not a soul net)

scientific/materialistic belief systems (there is no such thing as a soul or consciousness)

various other belief systems (there are no such things as aliens or extraterrestrials, etc.)

If you have read this far, you probably are ready to go beyond those belief systems, having realized they are set up to create a false dichotomy, and to limit and disempower you.

You have probably also realized that the true manipulators at the helm of the conspiracy are non-physical entities, which various religions and cultures have referred to the,

Archons (in the Gnostic tradition)

Djinn or Jinn (in Islam)

Demons (in Christianity)

Mud Shadow (in the books of Carlos Castaneda),

...or by other names.

What is the Reincarnation Trap/Soul-Catching Net/Soul Net?

The idea is that upon death, our soul or consciousness separates from the body and then undergoes a process where its memory is wiped clean and it is recycled - reincarnated - into another body to repeat the same process. 

In this way the Earth becomes a literal prison planet from which it's very difficult to escape. The soul net is placed there as an artificial energetic grid (not the natural energetic grid of ley lines of Planet Earth) to prevent any soul from getting through.

Thus the Earth remains a closed system where new people are constantly born for the purpose of powering the economy and generating (negative) emotion for the Archons to feed off, not remembering Who They Are or what the real situation is.

The soul net ensures the planet remains a trawling ground for the Archons to trigger our emotions, which they expertly do through,



fear,

...and other methods of deception, so they can get fed.

As Don Juan put it in Castaneda's final book, The Active Side of Infinity, we are like humaneros, raised like livestock on a farm to be exploited.

Remember also The Matrix series of films. Morpheus shows Neo the shocking truth that we are raised as a food source for the Controllers. He shows Neo a symbol of the battery. While this is a good symbol, a battery implies a storage of energy.

In actuality, we act as generators of energy for the Archons, so a generator you see at a construction site might be a more accurate symbol.

However, because we are powerful beings, the Archons can't just rely on force for all this. They need to trick us into giving them consent.

How do they do that?

How do they get us to go willingly into the soul net?



The Soul Net Relies on the Trick of the White Light

We have been told through various sources that the white light at death is something to head towards. Hollywood films such as Ghost promote this. People who have experienced OBEs (Out of Body Experiences) mention it.

Yet what if, as David Icke, Wayne Bush and others have suggested (see related links below), the white light at death - and light itself (in this context) - is the trick? What if light is the source of the deception?

After all, the Illuminati and other Secret Societies worship Lucifer, the Light Bearer.

Michael Tsarion talks about the occult weaponization of light.

Cameron Day talks about why he is no longer a lightworker, because of the false duality and the fake "light".

What if the New-Age talk of "light" is another trap? 

What if light is the source of the matrix prison planet?

What if light is the mechanism for the soul net?

Sounds far out? It is, so let me now introduce the various sources, old and new, which are suggesting this concept.

When independent sources, especially from different time periods, all come forth with the same idea, it's a good sign that the information has validity.

ET Contactee Simon Parkes

Simon Parkes is an incredible modern day ET contactee.

If you listen to his interviews it is clear he is a rational, level-headed man, who even holds a position in local government in England. He states that alien intervention and genetic manipulation occurred earlier in humanity's history, where our DNA was tampered with and our psychic abilities repressed.

This was done so that no one could challenge the prison guards (the Archons).

In the below video presentation, Parkes mentions the trick of the white light and the soul net:

WingMakers Neruda Interview #5

The WingMakers story is an astonishing creation, full of stories of humanity's history, poetry, paintings and music, well worth checking out. 

To me, one of the most powerful of the stories - which are written as fiction but come across as completely factual - is the Neruda Interview #5, where we learn of how all of us humans - who are divine, infinite consciousness - came to be trapped inside physical bodies that die.

The deception came about through the conspiring of 3 separate alien races:




...who found a way to trick the Atlanteans (our ancient ancestors) to inhabit biological vessels (the human body).

Part of the deception involves Anu, the reptilian king of the Annunaki, ruling over humanity as king, and setting up planes of existence to ensure we never get out - including the soul net reincarnation plane.

The World as "Maya" (Illusion)

A theme in Buddhism and Hinduism is that this world is Maya or illusion (i.e. the Matrix).

Another Buddhist teaching is that life contains suffering, and that reincarnation is an endless cycle of suffering (the wheel of Samsara) that can only be broken through spiritual practice (i.e. the raising of one's consciousness).

Although some people may see this as pessimistic, it exactly fits into what we know the grander conspiracy and the soul net. 

The millennia-old Tibetan Book of the Dead is an instruction manual for monks on how to prepare for the point of death and attain liberation by avoiding reincarnation.

Val Valerian

Val Valerian is a former CIA agent (real name John Grace) started writing about the idea of a soul net in the 1990s, before The Matrix trilogy of films. In his books he writes:

"It is they [Grey aliens] who await in the light when a human being dies.

The human being is then recycled into another body and the process begins all over again… Hence the Light and Tunnel at death Trap. Scanning someone they wish to recycle as they near death, the aliens discover who the person was close to has died.

They project the person(s) image in the white light tunnel and the image waves you in deeper.

If you CHOOSE to follow you can be trapped and sent to another incarnation of their choice… these entities view Earth as a big farm."

Val Valerian


Tanaath of the Silver Legion

Tanaath (below video) of the Silver Legion also talks about the existence of the soul net or reincarnation trap:

She describes it as a holding pen designed to look like whatever the particular individual or soul would expect the afterlife to look like.

For instance, if you were a Christian and expected to see St. Peter at the Pearly Gates, you would see that; if you were a Muslim, you may see 100 virgins. She also makes reference to the fact that your memories are wiped before you are sent back to Earth to reincarnate.

There are various other people who know of (or believe in) the existence of the soul net, such as,


ET contactee Peggy Kane



...and many others.

How interesting that soul net, soul harvest and soul trap are all magic card games, books or video games. The idea of a soul net is out in the public consciousness.

The question remains:

Is enough of humanity ready to confront it and investigate it?

Can enough people grasp the magnitude of the soul net - that forced reincarnation into a prison planet is the ultimate enslavement - and raise consciousness about it?

Sources



Cameron Day:








The Active Side of Infinity - Parts 1-4 (youtube)

15 June 2015

Karma: Not The “Mainstream” Version – The Real One

Arjun Walia, Collective-Evolution Waking Times

Karma is a concept taught by various cultures throughout human history, and is an idea that dates back thousands of years. Despite its proliferation, the idea of karma seems to be generally misunderstood and frequently tossed around without any real understanding of its true meaning.
 
What is Karma?

In the Bhagavad Gita (one text out of many from multiple cultures that speak of karma), there are constant dialogues about how to attain what’s referred to as “moksha”. Moksha is the release from the cycle of rebirth; a sort of transcendent state or freedom from the world we currently know – a world in which our senses deceive us. It’s a state of bliss that can only be attained when we have freed ourselves from the web of Karma. Once we reach that point our soul is ready to move on to another experience that goes beyond rebirth.

According to Hindu philosophy, the only “higher” activity one can engage in other than performing selfless, fruitful action is the quest and cultivation of spiritual knowledge, contemplation and truth.

Let’s take a look at what karma really means:

“The Principle of Karma requires that the experiences of the individual being, based on his actions during the lifetime, are imprinted in the subtle body, which will therefore have to possess some organized structure of fine matter as mental state within it, and will accordingly be impelled to move to specific locations for rebirth. The principle of Karma is fundamentally based on this very concept that the deeds of today shape the future events for man – the most intelligent of beings is gifted with the discriminating ability in addition to the instinctive habits that all other creatures possess.” – Paramahamsa Tewari (source)

The general idea is that every time we perform an action a cause is created that will have corresponding effects. Again, Karma literally translates to “action” or “deed” and included within that action are your thoughts and intentions. The karma principle makes it clear that the universe will respond to you in this life and/or the next. Actions have “consequences,” and thoughts do as well.

I personally like to leave out “good” and “bad” when it comes to the consequences of our actions. For example, a human being can have what we call a “good” experience or what is perceived as a “bad” experience. The truth of the matter is that they are experiences, regardless of how we perceive them and choose to label them. We can either choose to grow from these experiences and learn from others, untangling ourselves from the web of karma, or we can continue viewing them as “bad” (for example) and prevent ourselves from moving forward.

According to some Indian philosophies, like Jainism, Karmas are invisible particles of matter existing all around us. Our souls attract these karmas through various actions. For example, every time we get angry we attract karmas, just as when we are deceitful or greedy. Likewise, every time we kill or hurt someone we attract karmas. According to Janism these karmas form layers upon layers over our souls and keep us from realizing our true potential and our ability to hear our soul’s voice.

I find it very interesting that the philosophy and concept of karma is discussed in various ways by multiple cultures, religions and philosophers over a period spanning thousands of years.
 
Karma Yoga

Again, karma is all about action. In Hindu philosophy, it’s believed that purified minds will be the ones to partake in jinana yoga, what is also known as the yoga of knowledge. As mentioned earlier, this quest for truth and contemplation was believed to be a superior act of being as opposed to performing karma yoga (good deeds without care for their rewards or consequences, selfless acts), but both are paths to the same destination.

Performing karma yoga is all about performing acts that can benefit the planet(s), acts that stem from the heart’s intent strictly for the benefit of the world(s) or others. This is important to remember, because many can perform good deeds in order to benefit themselves, reap the rewards, get to a specific destination or to “look good” in the eyes of others. Performing acts from an incorrect place within your heart is not “doing your karma,” but rather, performing a selfish act in the disguise of good deeds – something that might actually cause you to accumulate more karma instead. Karma is all about the place you are coming from within, which brings me to my next point.
 
The Difference Between Karma and the Mainstream Idea of It

When I refer to the “mainstream idea of karma” I am more so referring to the idea and energy behind the statement “they’ll get what’s coming to them” as well as the idea that performing good deeds will provide you with good rewards.

Although “good” deeds might come full circle and have positive fruition, just as “bad” deeds do, karma has absolutely nothing to do with people “getting what’s coming to them” as a result of their “bad” actions. It’s about learning from your experiences, not about receiving the consequence of your negative action for the sake of receiving it. The focus needs to be on achieving personal growth as a result of your deeds; even if we are not consciously aware of it, there is growth occurring at the soul level. Karma is an opportunity to move forward. If you see somebody hurting another person and then you see that aggressor hurt or suffer afterwards, it’s not your place to point your finger and say “karma,” or “they got what was coming to them.” Karma is accumulated so we can eventually rid ourselves of it, learn what we need to learn from this human experience, and move on. It has nothing to do with the energy of judgement and blame.

Furthermore, if you do good deeds while under the belief that good deeds will be reciprocated, you are completely contradicting the idea of Karma. Why? Because performing karma is all about action that comes from a selfless place within your heart, for no reward, for the good of the world. If you have the idea in your head that you will somehow be rewarded, or you are engaging in acts of good will for others to see, or trying to move forward in your career or other aspects of your life, you might in fact be wrapping yourself up in even more karma. The most important thing to consider is the intent and the reasons behind your actions.

“Actions performed without desire for rewards with spiritual consciousness contribute to the fulfillment of liberation. When fulfillment is achieved one attains the ultimate consciousness and liberation is automatically included. By performing actions in this manner a living being becomes verily a being of non-action. Renunciation is relinquishing the desire for rewards attached to appropriate actions. Performing actions in spiritual consciousness without desire leads to liberation.” (source)

There is a quote I saw that was floating around the internet not long ago that stated:

“Karma, no need for revenge. Just sit back and wait, those who hurt you will eventually screw up themselves and if you’re lucky, God will let you watch.”

The idea that one can take joy in another persons misery is not at all indicative of the theory of karma. Judgement has no place with regards to the theory of karma. It’s all about lessons and opportunities for spiritual growth.
 
Collective Karma

“The universe that we inhabit and our shared perception of it are the results of a common karma. Likewise, the places that we will experience in future rebirths will be the outcome of the karma that we share with the other beings living there. The actions of each of us, human or nonhuman, have contributed to the world in which we live. We all have a common responsibility for our world and are connected with everything in it.” – The 14th Dalai Lama

Just as we accumulate karma as individuals, we do it on a collective level. Our actions as one giant human race will have consequences, and we’ve seen that time and time again. One of the biggest examples is how we are operating here on planet Earth, as well as our relationship with the environment and other life forms that share the planet with us.

I think it’s important to question what exactly we are doing here – what we are thinking and how we are acting, and to then examine what type of reality we are manifesting as a result of those thoughts and actions. After all, quantum physics is shedding light on just how important human consciousness is, and how factors associated with consciousness are affecting our physical material world. You can read more about that here.

I will leave you with this quote, as it is a completely separate topic yet still related to the idea of karma in some way.

“Broadly speaking, although there are some differences, I think Buddhist philosophy and Quantum Mechanics can shake hands on their view of the world. We can see in these great examples the fruits of human thinking. Regardless of the admiration we feel for these great thinkers, we should not lose sight of the fact that they were human beings just as we are.” – Dalai Lama (source)

**This is a very brief, condensed explanation of Karma according to Hindu Philosophy. Please keep in mind that the idea of Karma is present in various ancient cultures that have roamed the Earth through various stages of human history.**

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31 March 2015

What Do You Mean by Karma?

Karma implies, does it not, cause and effect, action based on cause, producing a certain effect; action born out of conditioning, producing further results. So karma implies cause and effect. And are cause and effect static, are cause and effect ever fixed? Does not effect become cause also? So there is no fixed cause or fixed effect.

Today is a result of yesterday, is it not? Today is the outcome of yesterday, chronologically as well as psychologically; and today is the cause of tomorrow. So cause is effect, and effect becomes cause, it is one continuous movement: there is no fixed cause or fixed effect. If there were a fixed cause and a fixed effect, there would be specialization; and is not specialization death? Any species that specializes obviously comes to an end. 

The greatness of man is that he cannot specialize. He may specialize technically, but in structure he cannot specialize. An acorn seed is specialized, it cannot be anything but what it is. But the human being does not end completely. There is the possibility of constant renewal; he is not limited by specialization. As long as we regard the cause, the background, the conditioning, as unrelated to the effect, there must be conflict between thought and the background. So the problem is much more complex than whether to believe in reincarnation or not, because the question is how to act, not whether you believe in reincarnation or in karma. That is absolutely irrelevant.  
(J. Krishnamurti, The Book of Life)

25 March 2015

Only That Which Dies Can Renew Itself

When we talk of a spiritual entity, we mean by that something which is not within the field of the mind, obviously.  Now, is the 'I' such a spiritual entity? If it is a spiritual entity, it must be beyond all time; therefore it cannot be reborn or continued. Thought cannot think about it because thought comes within the measure of time, thought is from yesterday, thought is a continuous movement, the response of the past; so thought is essentially a product of time. If thought can think about the 'I', then it is part of time; therefore, that 'I' is not free of time, therefore it is not spiritual, which is obvious. So, the 'I', the 'you' is only a process of thought; and you want to know whether that process of thought, continuing apart from the physical body, is born again, is reincarnated in a physical form. Now go a little further. That which continues can it ever discover the real, which is beyond time and measurement. That 'I', that entity which is a thought-process, can it ever be new? If it cannot, then there must be an ending to thought. Is not anything that continues inherently destructive? That which has continuity can never renew itself. As long as thought continues through memory, through desire, through experience, it can never renew itself; therefore, that which is continued cannot know the real. You may be reborn a thousand times, but you can never know the real, for only that which dies, that which comes to an end, can renew itself.
 

J. Krishnamurti, The Book of Life

25 April 2014

A Unified Theory of Evolution – How Karma and Reincarnation Complete Darwinism and Intelligent Design

April 23, 2014
Frank Huguenard, Staff Writer Waking Times

In 1859, when Charles Darwin published his landmark manuscript on the theory of evolution, On the Origin of Species, the book generated a firestorm of controversy and still today the debate between scientists and Creationists seems to be more contentious as ever. According to Darwin’s theory, the basic mechanism of evolution consists of two major components; random mutations and natural selections. And we’re led to believe that all of the magnificent beauty and wonder we see in nature is due to random mutations. The platypus notwithstanding, Mother Nature’s exquisite precision and diversity would appear to be too fine and too staggeringly perfect to be simply relegated to random chance and survival of the fittest.

On the other hand, the original proponents of the Intelligent Design theory were typically theologians who understood that The Book of Genesis couldn’t be considered a scientifically viable explanation for the vast amount of life forms on Earth, but wanted to posit a viable Creationist’s alternative to Darwin’s theory of evolution.

And while Darwinists use science to discredit the story of Adam and Eve and how God created the Universe six thousand years ago, Creationists also have a great deal of scientific evidence that discredits many of the main tenets of Darwin’s original theory. Debunkers of Darwin’s theories are quick to point out mistakes in his overall concept without taking into account that he was a pioneer in his field 165 years ago when he published his book, and, that advances in science have filled in some of those mistakes. But what if both theories are correct, and both are incorrect? In other words, what if there was a unifying theory of evolution that satisfied both camps of thought?

Darwin’s Theory of Evolution, which was published as an entire book under the title of On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection, or the Preservation of Favoured Races in the Struggle for Life is significantly more comprehensive than just a discourse on natural selection and random mutations. Amongst the many chapters are theories on how microbial life originated on the planet billions of years ago, how land mammals could become whales and dolphins and discussions of a Universal power behind the marriage between science and religion and how The mystery of Mysteries, evolution, follows some sort of cosmic laws.

Of the many controversies surrounding both theories, one of the biggest lingering mysteries is something that neither theory adequately addresses, which is how does the mechanism of animal and plant instincts actually work? From the smallest single celled organism to human beings, there is obviously an incredible amount of intelligence passed along from one generation to the next. Is it possible that this is something that is simply stored in the life form’s DNA or is there something beyond the physical realm that is communicating information to the plant or animal?

One of the most amazing stories about animal instincts is the 7 generation lifespan of a Monarch Butterfly family. Each spring, Monarchs begin the annual migration pattern away from a small mountain range in Mexico and begin their journey up north. Each successive generation flies 400-500 miles, lays eggs and dies. The eggs are hatched, the caterpillars mature and become butterflies, only to carry on the northward flight. Approximately the 7th generation however, eats differently and saves all of it’s energy for the 2500 mile flight back to the very exact same tree their great, great, great, great grandfather left many months earlier. How can this much information, with the precision of a GPS device, be retained after 7 generations of insects no larger than the size of a leaf?

Neither Darwinists nor Intelligent Design proponents can begin to explain the answer to this question using their respective theories. However, researchers like Bruce Lipton in the field of epigenetics and Rupert Sheldrake and his theory of morphogenic fields and many others are beginning to postulate that a component of consciousness is at play here. However, neither of these theories really begins to provide an explanation for how plants and animals have evolved on this planet. And Andre Linde, whose theories regarding the Big Bang were recently validated, has stated that he believes that consciousness will become part of Scientific Law within the next 100 years, paving the way for a unification between science and spirituality.

The bridge between Darwin’s theory of Evolution and the theory of Intelligent Design begins to be constructed when you incorporate the concepts of karma and reincarnation into the overall equation of evolution. Even if you are a non-believer in either karma or reincarnation, the inclusion of the two ideas into the overall mechanism for either theory of how life developed on this planet automatically begins to resolve the question marks. The mystery of how such an incredible amount of diverse and perfect life forms developed on this planet from primitive microbial life starts to be revealed.
According to the science of Vedanta, when a person is conceived, 50% of the impressions on their consciousness come from their parents and 50% come from their previous birth. This explains why children from the same mother and father can have such radically different physical and psychological traits. Of course, this type of equation could never be proven (or more to the point, disproven) using the Modern Scientific Method and so it’s difficult for westerners to move on from here. This intellectual obstacle could also be compared to the square root of negative one, otherwise known as an imaginary number: since no number multiplied by itself can result in a negative number, the square root of any negative number can’t exist, so they are called ‘imaginary’.

However, mathematicians and scientists commonly use imaginary numbers and irrational numbers to solve complex equations which couldn’t possibly be solved any other way. Coincidentally, Schrödinger’s famous Wave Function, which is a centerpiece of Quantum Mechanics, was resolved using the square root of negative one. In much the same way, karma and reincarnation (which some scientists would argue as being irrational) can be used to resolve the complexity of the mechanism behind evolution. Operating under the assumption that half of an organism’s instincts (or karma) comes from their parents and half comes from their previous birth, you can begin to formulate a model that explains how all of brilliantly diverse plant and animal species on Earth has come into existence.

When you stop to consider that it wasn’t random mutations that drove evolutionary change, but rather programmed DNA modifications coming from an epigenetic blueprint based on information stored in the consciousness of the organism from both its previous birth and its parents, you mold a new paradigm of evolution that incorporates some of the Intelligent Design concepts along with Darwin’s theories.

According to Vedanta, the design, the designer and the designed are all one, which implies that there is merit to the Intelligent Design theory but what advocates for the Intelligent Design theory are not factoring in to their position is the idea that the entire cosmic dance has not been an overall design created billions of years ago, but a vibrant and dynamic river of change that is an everlasting intermingling of the seen and the unseen. Between the manifest and the un-manifest.

About the Author

Frank Huguenard is an author, teacher and documentary film producer, specializing in films on Science and Spirituality. You can see all three of his films, Beyond Me, Beyond Belief and Beyond Reason at his website www.beyondmefilm.com.

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05 January 2014

Earth's Magnetic Field

by V. Susan Ferguson
2013
from MetaphysicalMusing Website

Earth's magnetic field is truly a miracle. If we humans need to worship something, maybe we should be worshipping our precious magnetic field!

What little our current science knows about our Earth's magnetic field is changing rapidly. I have been reading many scientific papers and watching 'her' behavior - yes, she does feel like the feminine as part of Prakriti's Matrix, the womb, the Shakti power that manifests the universe for the Oneness.

The online web pages [see links below] that offer graphic information are wonderful. I acknowledge this as a gift and am expressing my gratitude to the scientists who provide it for us so we can share in what they are learning.
Have you ever wondered just how our little green jewel of a planet has exactly the right stuff to allow Life? Without her magnetic field our momma Earth would look like Venus or Mars. What invisible 'hand' formed these delicately balanced forces so perfectly that we might live here.

Doesn't it seem totally miraculous - and yet there are 300+ billion galaxies out there! Surely there are more earth-like planets, or perhaps planets that precisely provide the needs of a vast multiplicity of beings residing here, there, and everywhere.

Gradually over many years I have experienced the Oneness within me, within my Heart and Being.

I know from my own experience that this Oneness pervades and permeates All. There is a sacred interconnectivity at play in the universe. No one could ever convince me otherwise, nor can I imagine this magnificent creation without a guiding hand.

In my view the Earth is a place, a school if you like, where parts and portions of the eternal immutable Oneness come to experience limitation as we Forget that we are the One. Here we dive into Earth's Veils, her holographic boundaries of Time and Space, knowing that we will Forget and yet bravely relishing the opportunity to re-emerge, reborn, and return to our memory of Knowing. We are enjoying the experience of Remembering who we are.
Among those who courageously venture to incarnate here, many may not believe how arduous it will be.

William Blake's poem, 'The Book of Thel' is often interpreted as an unborn soul who refuses to live in the mortal world.

As volunteers we possess a purity of consciousness, and none can imagine the foolish and cruel states we will sink into - but sink into them we do. Even the darkside Darth Vader types are the Oneness, and they too will find their way Home eventually.
Swami Lakshmanjoo has said that these people "will sink down and take a good beating" that will wake them up. We all have plenty of time to play as this is a 'world without end' and there are endless countless cycles of time to play in.

Most of us now in our time have completely Forgotten who we are and why we came here. The really lost ones are running around desperate for power, gold, polluting the planet for profit and fracking oil - and then there are the wars, the killing, all for greed. But you already know the symptoms.
 

The 'why' is what is interesting. There is solid geologic evidence that our planet Earth has periodic cycles of Ice Ages and floods on a cataclysmic scale that devastate and wipe out entire civilizations and races. The magnetic field protecting us in fact seems to allow in catastrophic and disastrous energies that shift and destroy earth's equilibrium. The memory of these cataclysmic events is embedded in our spirit bodies and DNA.
We all remember an "End" of time because we experience such cyclical endings again and again. 

Consider the wisdom of placing a 'school' that cultivates and allows the evolutionary development of certain qualities, strengths and weaknesses in racial genomes, on a planet that has these cataclysmic intervals.

If things have gone wrong, if the consciousness of any particular group has descended to the point of destroying itself and/or the environment that provides it sustenance and nourishment - then surely it is time for an appropriate cosmic correction.

On our own smaller scale, we send individuals to places in the hope of correcting their behavior; however, sometimes their actions have rendered them hopeless and a danger to the larger culture, our society, our civilization.

Why is life here on planet Earth such a struggle, so hard and often violent especially in the later cycles of time? We humans appear to respond best when we are under pressure. Studies have shown for example that second generation 'rich kids' tend to become failures. It is rare that the children of those who are highly successful follow in their parent's footsteps, and more often than not they waste the family fortune and their lives.

We excel and thrive under pressure.

The magnetic field herself exerts a form of pressure. She protects us as she presses against the constant stream of energies and a plethora of particles coming from space and the Sun in an interaction between Earth's magnetic field and the interplanetary magnetic field. She is our shield, our ultimate and final Guardian. Without Earth's magnetic field we would not exist at all.

I am searching for her Sanskrit name in the Rig Veda, as I am certain these sages and Seers knew of her existence.

Our off-world colonizers would have known how to navigate Earth's magnetic field and her cycles. I am tempted to wonder if planetary magnetic fields can be created, generated, manipulated or enhanced by very advanced civilizations.

I have used the term the Etherians to point to such beings, who I perceive as very high consciousness entities serving as passive observers and overseers of thousands of colonies throughout the billions of galaxies. Doris Lessing calls her creator civilization the Empire of Canopus, and perhaps she chose the word Canopus to suggest a canopy, something that covers and protects.

The fluctuations in Earth's magnetic field assist us in our journey Home.

 "This whole universe has come into existence just to carry you to God- Consciousness!"

So said the Kashmiri sage and saint Swami Lakshmanjoo, who was revered by Sanskrit scholars from the west and India, who never sought out the disciples who came to learn from him, and who never took money from any of them.
 

We are the Oneness, we have never been anything but the Oneness - and we came here voluntarily. This adventure is not easy, not for the weak or faint of heart. Pulling the Veil over God Consciousness is as arduous or easy as removing it!

From the Paramarthasara of Abhinavagupta:

 "...playing the gracious game of self-revelation, makes a person realize his own nature [the Oneness] and to recognize himself as none other than God. Such recognitive self-realization liquidates delusion... he sees the whole phenomena as his own self.

The whole universe appears in him, just as objects like a pitcher etc. appear in a clear mirror; 'everything flows out from me'. all phenomena [are] the wonderful reflections of his own divine powers."

In her insightful sci-fi novel Shikasta, Doris Lessing shows us the power of the Veil as we experience forgetting in the density of the Kali Yuga.

Johor the emissary from Canopus is speaking with one of the humans sinking into Forgetting, which in Sanskrit is termed MOHA meaning delusion, the ignorance of our true state.

His partial memory is not completely lost, and yet,

"To say that he understood what went on was true. To say that he did not understand - was true. I would sit and explain over and over again. He listened, his eyes fixed on my face, his lips moving as he repeated to himself what I was saying.

He would nod: yes, he had grasped it!

But a few minutes later when I might be saying something of the same kind, he was uncomfortable, threatened... as if I had never taught him anything at all... as if part of him knew and remembered all I told him, but other parts had not heard a word... as if someone stood there bound and gagged while an inferior impersonator spoke for him."

Lessing the Sufi is ever brilliant in communicating the fluctuating degrees of our Veiled states of consciousness. There are wonderful DVD recordings of Swami Lakshmanjoo speaking to small groups in his ashram in Srinagar Kashmir.

At one point, Laskhman says to them something like.

"Do you know why I repeat these teachings to you so often? [He is smiling gently, tenderly.] I must repeat them because you forget the moment you leave here."
 So we do, and we forget and forget until the time comes that we really truly want to Remember. Until we want to Remember more than we want a new adventure in time/space, or a new toy, more than we want anything.

We want to come Home. Then we Remember. We awaken!
 

References

 The Book of Thel by William Blake http://www.poetryfoundation.org/poem/172907
'Canopus in Argos' by Doris Lessing; Alfred A. Knopf; more recent paperbacks published by Flamingo, Harper Collins Publishers, London:
Shikasta (1979)

The Marriages Between Zones Three, Four and Five (1980)

The Sirian Experiments (1980)

The Making of Representative for Planet 8 (1982)

The Sentimental Agents of the Volyen Empire (1983)

Essence of the Exact Reality or PARAMARTHASARA of Abhinavagupta, with English Translation and notes by B.N. Pandit; Munshiram Manoharal Publishers Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi, 1991

Integrated Space Weather Analysis System (iSWA)
http://iswa.ccmc.gsfc.nasa.gov:8080/IswaSystemW ebApp/
http://sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov/spaceweather/
http://www. swpc.noaa.gov/
http://www. swpc.noaa.gov/drap/index.html
http://wattsupwiththat.com/

Solar Activity - Past, Present, Future / Essay/paper by Dr. Leif Svalgaard http://wattsupwiththat.com/2012/11/11/solar-activity-past-present- future/#more-74152