“It
is easier to believe a lie that one has heard a thousand times than
to believe a fact that no one has heard before.”
– A.A.
Milne, author of Winnie-the-Pooh
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No
one tells you this.
You're not taught this in school. You're not
taught this in church, in university, in our modern culture, but it's
vital to know, especially now.
Reality
is fluid.
Once
you get this, everything changes.
Oh
sure, everyone dances around the edges of it, but no one truly dives
in and explores the full ramifications of just what this means.
There's a reason for this, which I'll talk about later. For now,
let's just call it as it is in simple terms.
Reality
is fluid.
Reality
is fluid and infinite.
Reality
is so much larger than our conscious mind can manage. The part of
our mind that we’re
aware of is our conscious mind. But that part of our mind is only a
tiny sliver of our whole mind. I call every thing that we are not
consciously aware of the OTC Mind, Outside-The-Conscious Mind. It’s
also referred to as the non-local mind or the subconscious mind.
Keep
this in mind as we go forward and I use the term, OTC Mind.
We
don’t
really know how our mind’s work. We know even less how
consciousness works. Even less of how our OTC Mind works. And for
all of the studies on biology. We still don’t even know how to
define Life.(footnote khalidi book) But the consensus among every
day people is that consciousness and life somehow go hand and hand.
They appear to be related to each other in some way.
When
I talk about how reality is fluid I am thinking in terms of plasma.
Plasma dynamics. How fire and water work. The way each moves. Like
liquid plastic each morph in shape. When it comes to water, you
could say the container determines the shape. With recent
discoveries into how our universe is electric(footnote Thunderbolts
Project), in addition to chemical and mechanical, every day world
scientists are just now beginning to explore the nature of a plasmic
universe.
The
stuff outside of earth’s
atmosphere that I remember learning in school was supposed to be a
vacuum, is not a vacuum. It’s full of energetic particles, an
electro-magnetic soup. Plasma. Fluid.
(Description)
Frederick
Douglas the 19th century …
one said that it takes about 200 years for humanity to catch up with
it’s discoveries.(footnote-biography)
I
remember reading this as a kid and thinking to myself, “
What would a world look like, what would a world be
like, when it has caught up with Einstein’s
Theory of Relativity?” I had not yet know anything about Quantum
Mechanics.(hyper-link
to QM site)
What
I was aware of though was that there is a difference between our
perception of reality and reality.
It
took many more years for me to understand that when I asked myself
that question, I wasn’t
really asking about the world. I was asking about the culture of
humanity. What would the human culture be like when people caught
up with Einstein and later Feynman and lived from an inherent
understanding of the Theory of Relativity and Quantum Mechanics. And
now, the emerging
science of Quantum Biology. (footnote)
There’s
a difference between having an intellectual understanding, which
happens in stages, and living from an inherent, visceral, embodied
understanding. Visceral knowing, deep knowledge, comes from
application of intellectual knowledge. We could do a lot better
applying these scientific principles in our lives. And if fact, we
will do better. Because of the times in which we live.(footnote/link
to explanation of the spirit
of the time) We have an opportunity to quantum jump our selves and
humanity as a whole into a state that resembles more closely that of
Carl Jung and Abraham Maslow’s concepts of
actualization(footnote/link), rather than mere survival of our
bodies.
First,
let’s
recognize
that opportunity. It does exist.
Then,
let’s
decide … how we will respond to the opportunity.
This
is both an individual and a collective decision. Refusing to see the
opportunity is itself a decision. Delaying the decision, is a
decision. Making no decision is a decision. And, for each unique
human, there is no right or wrong decision. This is not a moral
choice before us. It is simply a choice.
However,
how you decide, how I decide, how we decide, determines the future we
will be born into.(link to article) There are results to our
choices. And it for this reason that it’s
important to clearly see what I’m talking about, it has effect.
Period.
There’s
a good chance that you have been responding to this choice for a good
long while now. Maybe you call it voting with your dollars? Voting
with how you choose to eat? Voting with how you choose to spend your
time? Voting with the way you treat others?
At
the end of the day, all decisions are essentially voting. When a
person votes they are exercising the ability to decide. When you
make a decision. Any decision. No decision. You are voting.
An
interesting phenomenon that became apparent to some researchers back
in the 90’s,
at least it’s interesting to me, was the emergence of what
researchers Paul H Ray and …. Called Cultural
Creatives.(Footnote/link)
Brief
summary description of theis discovery. Include this quote in some
way
“Imagine
a country the size of France suddenly sprouting in the middle of the
United States.”
“Culture”
is an interesting concept. It’s become a buzz word since 2014,
(Note to self, look for the research article on this)
One
of the best way of understanding culture comes from looking at Bruce
Lipton’s
work as he describes it in “The Biology of Belief” (Note to
self, turn this into a story, Bruce’s story, or my story … yes …
my story of how I discovered Bruce Lipton. The dreams all night
long. Try to find this in my journal if I can, to get the dates and
details right.
If
you have been voting with your dollars, your food choices, your time
choices, and your attitude,
value and action choices, then you are probably a Cultural Creative.
Here’s
an insight from Paul H Ray and …. That you may find interesting.
Changing
the culture….
Quote in prologue of book (footnote)
Later
I will share with you a brief history of how certain factions within
our culture seem to hijack these natural emerging movements of
people. Very often this is done through the tactics and strategies
of advertising, marketing, and media manipulation.
When
the researchers of cultural creatives wrote their book, they did so
in hope that cultural creatives would become aware of themselves and
each other. This emerging nation within a nation, global culture
within a global culture, was not self-aware. The traditional idea of
movements is that they have leaders inspiring and guiding the masses
at a grass-roots level. The research of ….
Indicated that this natural movement of people did not have someone
at the helm orchestrating it and steering it into expression. It was
truly and genuinely a grassroots movement, springing forth from the
consciousness of humanity.
The
fact of the existence of the vast silent movement of humanity has
stayed with me over the years. There is something very powerful
about this phenomen that calls me to revisit it from time to time.
When
I recently looked up Cultural Creatives I discovered that the concept
had been hijacked by the advertising, marketing, and media
communities. It’s
now referred to via an (acronym marketers use to describe cultural
creatives). And if I ask people on the street if they are familiar
with the idea, I discover that people are not.
Like
so many emerging movements of the past, the Cultural Creatives
movement has been hijacked and steered for commercial interests.
Except, the cultural creatives really haven’t
gone anywhere. They are still here. We are still here. Quietly and
silently changing our culture from within the culture.
Hello,
it’s
nice to meet you. I’m extending my hand for a hand shake. Let’s
become aware of who we are, and know we are many. Millions of us, in
the nineties have become billions of us in this decade. We were
approximately one -third of the US population in the 90’s. I can
only imagine how many we are now.
We
are more than a marketing label.
We
are very human. W
holistically
and synergetically, HUMAN.
And
we share common values, ideals, and principles.
(Summary
of what the researchers discovered in the 90’s.)
The
more we learn about ourselves. The more we learn about our bodies,
the human body, the human instrument. The more we learn that we are
a community of intelligences, trillions of cellular and microbial
intelligences working in cooperation together.(footnote on Microbiome
stuff). A synergy of being, in which the elements of our human
instrument become something entirely different and more that the mere
parts of it, if separated from the whole.
We
can take the analogy of what we learning about ourselves as
individual beings and apply the ideas to Humanity as a whole. When
we do this,
Humanity
is a work in progress, an evolution of consciousness, expressed
through our human instruments. While we may consider the constraints
of our biology rigid, it is more like the banks of a river, or the
shape of a vessel, through which the water of life flows.
We
are that which flows, not merely that which contains the flow. Or
perhaps we are both. The container and the energy. Our lives are
the dance between the two.
What
feels important to me to understand from the Spirit of OUR Time is
that there is a larger Being of Humanity that flows through Humanity
as a whole. We/It have an evolution on a collective level just as we
do on unique individual levels. It is a synergy of the parts to
whole.
If
you apply the ideas and principles of Carl Jung and Abraham Maslows
principles of self-actualization, then you could say that right now,
Humanity is experiencing various states of transition from being
driven by base biological needs for survival and moving into the
state where the primary drive is self-actualization.
This
flow of Human evolution cannot be stopped. Trying to control this
flow of consciousness evolving would be like our pinky trying to
dictate the action of our body.
Trying
to control the flow of the evolution of our consciousness isn’t
working and the attempt to do so is the underlying cause of much of
the unresolved issues and problems we are facing in our global
culture right now.
(Renaissance
Humanity. Very first rough draft of the beginning of Chapter 1
- Where Have All The Creative Culturists Gone? Messy, huh?
The intent of the first draft is to simply write, don't stop for spelling corrections, notes, ect... it's to empty the initial thought process onto the page, like a messy blob of clay. This is the initial material from which the writing process, the craft of writing emerges. It's perfectly okay to be messy. It'll be interesting to see how this eventually turns out, through all the editing processes.)
The intent of the first draft is to simply write, don't stop for spelling corrections, notes, ect... it's to empty the initial thought process onto the page, like a messy blob of clay. This is the initial material from which the writing process, the craft of writing emerges. It's perfectly okay to be messy. It'll be interesting to see how this eventually turns out, through all the editing processes.)
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