Angela Cox said:Just a thought on frequencies: The formula for the relationship between frequency and wavelength is c = (wavelength) x frequency (where c represents the speed of light). This implies that the wavelength for a signal at, say, 10Hz would be 30,000km. For someone to communicate at that frequency, they would require an antenna at least a quarter of a wavelength long, which suggests the antenna would need to be 4661 miles(one must wonder if we possess such an "antenna" within our minds?)
I attempt to illustrate the lowering of thought frequencies by using the analogy of a record player. We can adjust the RPM of the platter, and via the Doppler effect—which in this context means the perceived frequency decreases as the platter slows down and increases as it speeds up—we hear a change. Suppose we place a record on the player featuring a political speech; at normal speed, the speech is clear. As we decrease the rotation speed, the speech begins to mumble because the frequency of the speech (in our case, thought) is dropping due to the Doppler effect. Eventually, at a low enough speed, the speech becomes unintelligible and finally fades into absolute silence—peace and quiet. This would suggest that low frequencies are not suited for communication, but rather for a state of peace and relaxation devoid of thought. If a thought does arrive in that state, it would surely exist at a much higher frequency suitable for communication. Thus, peace exists at a low frequency, while thought acts as an impulse at a high frequency. Perhaps those "thought impulses" during a state of peace are actually those "arrows" one refers to during prayer. That is my logic, though I cannot say for certain how it truly functions.
One must certainly attend to spirituality; Tesla remarked that humanity will progress more in ten years by focusing on spirituality than it has in all of recorded history.
You mention a cosmic library; occasionally, I find myself reading books in my dreams. I have no idea what they contain or what is written in them, as I never remember them upon waking. I don't know who places them in my dreams or for what reason, nor do I even think about it.
Regarding those ever-present, intelligent energies of the creator, I fail to see why I would bother asking them anything at all. They already know what my questions would be before I even formulate them. They are omniscient; they know exactly which inquiries they intend to leave unanswered, despite my questioning. To ask is merely to perform curiosity. The only logical course of action is to request their assistance, and even then, these energies already understand precisely what kind of help I require. In essence, the entirety of the world's spiritual literature could be condensed into a single sentence: Relax and enter a state of tranquility (a low frequency), then launch a "thought impulse" (a high-frequency "arrow") that simply says: Help. By doing this, I avoid being meddlesome; I am not grasping at things that aren't mine to hold or that exceed my capacity to comprehend. This way, I receive what I actually need rather than what I imagine I need. Consequently, I receive more and more in alignment with my own spiritual evolution without wandering aimlessly. It seems far too simple to be true! 😁
I mean, I don't fully grasp the mechanics, but it works, I guess. Spiritual energies are just everywhere, especially those four global ones that permeate every single point in the universe and exist within us too, just like the creator does. We might not even be communicating with energies that only cover parts of the universe, but these specific ones? They're more than enough. And there are tons of super-intelligent energies right here on earth at special spots—you know, places like Mount Olympus, Kailash, Delphi, maybe even certain hubs in New York or Chicago, or even out in the Midwest—lots of power centers so you don't have to travel too far. For these kinds of energies, distance doesn't really exist; the response is always pretty much instantaneous.
Angela Cox said:Just a thought on frequencies: The formula for the relationship between frequency and wavelength is c = (wavelength) x frequency (where c represents the speed of light). This implies that the wavelength for a signal at, say, 10Hz would be 30,000km. For someone to communicate at that frequency, they would require an antenna at least a quarter of a wavelength long, which suggests the antenna would need to be 4661 miles(one must wonder if we possess such an "antenna" within our minds?)
I attempt to illustrate the lowering of thought frequencies by using the analogy of a record player. We can adjust the RPM of the platter, and via the Doppler effect—which in this context means the perceived frequency decreases as the platter slows down and increases as it speeds up—we hear a change. Suppose we place a record on the player featuring a political speech; at normal speed, the speech is clear. As we decrease the rotation speed, the speech begins to mumble because the frequency of the speech (in our case, thought) is dropping due to the Doppler effect. Eventually, at a low enough speed, the speech becomes unintelligible and finally fades into absolute silence—peace and quiet. This would suggest that low frequencies are not suited for communication, but rather for a state of peace and relaxation devoid of thought. If a thought does arrive in that state, it would surely exist at a much higher frequency suitable for communication. Thus, peace exists at a low frequency, while thought acts as an impulse at a high frequency. Perhaps those "thought impulses" during a state of peace are actually those "arrows" one refers to during prayer. That is my logic, though I cannot say for certain how it truly functions.
One must certainly attend to spirituality; Tesla remarked that humanity will progress more in ten years by focusing on spirituality than it has in all of recorded history.
You mention a cosmic library; occasionally, I find myself reading books in my dreams. I have no idea what they contain or what is written in them, as I never remember them upon waking. I don't know who places them in my dreams or for what reason, nor do I even think about it.
Regarding those ever-present, intelligent energies of the creator, I fail to see why I would bother asking them anything at all. They already know what my questions would be before I even formulate them. They are omniscient; they know exactly which inquiries they intend to leave unanswered, despite my questioning. To ask is merely to perform curiosity. The only logical course of action is to request their assistance, and even then, these energies already understand precisely what kind of help I require. In essence, the entirety of the world's spiritual literature could be condensed into a single sentence: Relax and enter a state of tranquility (a low frequency), then launch a "thought impulse" (a high-frequency "arrow") that simply says: Help. By doing this, I avoid being meddlesome; I am not grasping at things that aren't mine to hold or that exceed my capacity to comprehend. This way, I receive what I actually need rather than what I imagine I need. Consequently, I receive more and more in alignment with my own spiritual evolution without wandering aimlessly. It seems far too simple to be true! 😁
Lowering brainwave frequencies always happens during sleep or meditation (like alpha, theta, and delta waves), but we're unconscious then. When we are actually conscious, all sorts of things happen, ranging from astral projection to communicating with cosmic entities and energies.
Angela Cox said:Just a thought on frequencies: The formula for the relationship between frequency and wavelength is c = (wavelength) x frequency (where c represents the speed of light). This implies that the wavelength for a signal at, say, 10Hz would be 30,000km. For someone to communicate at that frequency, they would require an antenna at least a quarter of a wavelength long, which suggests the antenna would need to be 4661 miles(one must wonder if we possess such an "antenna" within our minds?)
I attempt to illustrate the lowering of thought frequencies by using the analogy of a record player. We can adjust the RPM of the platter, and via the Doppler effect—which in this context means the perceived frequency decreases as the platter slows down and increases as it speeds up—we hear a change. Suppose we place a record on the player featuring a political speech; at normal speed, the speech is clear. As we decrease the rotation speed, the speech begins to mumble because the frequency of the speech (in our case, thought) is dropping due to the Doppler effect. Eventually, at a low enough speed, the speech becomes unintelligible and finally fades into absolute silence—peace and quiet. This would suggest that low frequencies are not suited for communication, but rather for a state of peace and relaxation devoid of thought. If a thought does arrive in that state, it would surely exist at a much higher frequency suitable for communication. Thus, peace exists at a low frequency, while thought acts as an impulse at a high frequency. Perhaps those "thought impulses" during a state of peace are actually those "arrows" one refers to during prayer. That is my logic, though I cannot say for certain how it truly functions.
One must certainly attend to spirituality; Tesla remarked that humanity will progress more in ten years by focusing on spirituality than it has in all of recorded history.
You mention a cosmic library; occasionally, I find myself reading books in my dreams. I have no idea what they contain or what is written in them, as I never remember them upon waking. I don't know who places them in my dreams or for what reason, nor do I even think about it.
Regarding those ever-present, intelligent energies of the creator, I fail to see why I would bother asking them anything at all. They already know what my questions would be before I even formulate them. They are omniscient; they know exactly which inquiries they intend to leave unanswered, despite my questioning. To ask is merely to perform curiosity. The only logical course of action is to request their assistance, and even then, these energies already understand precisely what kind of help I require. In essence, the entirety of the world's spiritual literature could be condensed into a single sentence: Relax and enter a state of tranquility (a low frequency), then launch a "thought impulse" (a high-frequency "arrow") that simply says: Help. By doing this, I avoid being meddlesome; I am not grasping at things that aren't mine to hold or that exceed my capacity to comprehend. This way, I receive what I actually need rather than what I imagine I need. Consequently, I receive more and more in alignment with my own spiritual evolution without wandering aimlessly. It seems far too simple to be true! 😁
It’s true, I actually used that same Quote myself once upon a time. I really feel like Tesla was just on another level of enlightenment, almost like his energy field was centered right where the power of Mount Gora—you know, like Mount Olympus—would be. It's wild to think about, but having a conversation with Tesla actually resulted in that whole book, *Conversations with Tesla* from 2002 by Ljubisa Stojanovic.
Angela Cox said:Just a thought on frequencies: The formula for the relationship between frequency and wavelength is c = (wavelength) x frequency (where c represents the speed of light). This implies that the wavelength for a signal at, say, 10Hz would be 30,000km. For someone to communicate at that frequency, they would require an antenna at least a quarter of a wavelength long, which suggests the antenna would need to be 4661 miles(one must wonder if we possess such an "antenna" within our minds?)
I attempt to illustrate the lowering of thought frequencies by using the analogy of a record player. We can adjust the RPM of the platter, and via the Doppler effect—which in this context means the perceived frequency decreases as the platter slows down and increases as it speeds up—we hear a change. Suppose we place a record on the player featuring a political speech; at normal speed, the speech is clear. As we decrease the rotation speed, the speech begins to mumble because the frequency of the speech (in our case, thought) is dropping due to the Doppler effect. Eventually, at a low enough speed, the speech becomes unintelligible and finally fades into absolute silence—peace and quiet. This would suggest that low frequencies are not suited for communication, but rather for a state of peace and relaxation devoid of thought. If a thought does arrive in that state, it would surely exist at a much higher frequency suitable for communication. Thus, peace exists at a low frequency, while thought acts as an impulse at a high frequency. Perhaps those "thought impulses" during a state of peace are actually those "arrows" one refers to during prayer. That is my logic, though I cannot say for certain how it truly functions.
One must certainly attend to spirituality; Tesla remarked that humanity will progress more in ten years by focusing on spirituality than it has in all of recorded history.
You mention a cosmic library; occasionally, I find myself reading books in my dreams. I have no idea what they contain or what is written in them, as I never remember them upon waking. I don't know who places them in my dreams or for what reason, nor do I even think about it.
Regarding those ever-present, intelligent energies of the creator, I fail to see why I would bother asking them anything at all. They already know what my questions would be before I even formulate them. They are omniscient; they know exactly which inquiries they intend to leave unanswered, despite my questioning. To ask is merely to perform curiosity. The only logical course of action is to request their assistance, and even then, these energies already understand precisely what kind of help I require. In essence, the entirety of the world's spiritual literature could be condensed into a single sentence: Relax and enter a state of tranquility (a low frequency), then launch a "thought impulse" (a high-frequency "arrow") that simply says: Help. By doing this, I avoid being meddlesome; I am not grasping at things that aren't mine to hold or that exceed my capacity to comprehend. This way, I receive what I actually need rather than what I imagine I need. Consequently, I receive more and more in alignment with my own spiritual evolution without wandering aimlessly. It seems far too simple to be true! 😁
I mean, since we were basically out of it and totally unconscious at the time, it’s no wonder nothing sticks in our memory, right? But honestly, you still walked away with some kind of intel—whether you realize it or not—that you're going to end up using, either through your own conscious mind or just through your vibe and your subtle body, I guess. Maybe you should look into some stuff about lucid dreaming or even astral projection, and if you happen to have a knack for that kind of thing, you should definitely give it a shot!
Angela Cox said:Just a thought on frequencies: The formula for the relationship between frequency and wavelength is c = (wavelength) x frequency (where c represents the speed of light). This implies that the wavelength for a signal at, say, 10Hz would be 30,000km. For someone to communicate at that frequency, they would require an antenna at least a quarter of a wavelength long, which suggests the antenna would need to be 4661 miles(one must wonder if we possess such an "antenna" within our minds?)
I attempt to illustrate the lowering of thought frequencies by using the analogy of a record player. We can adjust the RPM of the platter, and via the Doppler effect—which in this context means the perceived frequency decreases as the platter slows down and increases as it speeds up—we hear a change. Suppose we place a record on the player featuring a political speech; at normal speed, the speech is clear. As we decrease the rotation speed, the speech begins to mumble because the frequency of the speech (in our case, thought) is dropping due to the Doppler effect. Eventually, at a low enough speed, the speech becomes unintelligible and finally fades into absolute silence—peace and quiet. This would suggest that low frequencies are not suited for communication, but rather for a state of peace and relaxation devoid of thought. If a thought does arrive in that state, it would surely exist at a much higher frequency suitable for communication. Thus, peace exists at a low frequency, while thought acts as an impulse at a high frequency. Perhaps those "thought impulses" during a state of peace are actually those "arrows" one refers to during prayer. That is my logic, though I cannot say for certain how it truly functions.
One must certainly attend to spirituality; Tesla remarked that humanity will progress more in ten years by focusing on spirituality than it has in all of recorded history.
You mention a cosmic library; occasionally, I find myself reading books in my dreams. I have no idea what they contain or what is written in them, as I never remember them upon waking. I don't know who places them in my dreams or for what reason, nor do I even think about it.
Regarding those ever-present, intelligent energies of the creator, I fail to see why I would bother asking them anything at all. They already know what my questions would be before I even formulate them. They are omniscient; they know exactly which inquiries they intend to leave unanswered, despite my questioning. To ask is merely to perform curiosity. The only logical course of action is to request their assistance, and even then, these energies already understand precisely what kind of help I require. In essence, the entirety of the world's spiritual literature could be condensed into a single sentence: Relax and enter a state of tranquility (a low frequency), then launch a "thought impulse" (a high-frequency "arrow") that simply says: Help. By doing this, I avoid being meddlesome; I am not grasping at things that aren't mine to hold or that exceed my capacity to comprehend. This way, I receive what I actually need rather than what I imagine I need. Consequently, I receive more and more in alignment with my own spiritual evolution without wandering aimlessly. It seems far too simple to be true! 😁
No, no, they just don't know, I guess. See, I really believe people have this free will to ask whatever they want, and the future isn't some set-in-stone script already written out—it’s more like there's just a higher or lower probability of things happening, you know? But here's the thing: they aren't going to just drop answers for any random person walking by. It seems like they only open up to people who are actually doing the spiritual heavy lifting, and even then, they only share as much as they feel is necessary, right when they feel the timing is just right. And honestly, they aren't answering every single little question either, especially since they don't exactly love it when someone is just being nosy about stuff that has nothing to do with their own soul searching or just trivial nonsense. Sometimes, if they notice you're totally tripping up in your spiritual practice, they might step in and guide you, but generally speaking, there's always this sense that information is being held back, and you kind of end up getting the cold shoulder. I remember once, Ljubisa Stojanovic was actually getting pretty worked up about it, and he was told he was being way too naive—apparently, even Jesus and Buddha were more or less in that exact same boat when it comes to how many answers they were willing to give. I think I'll post that "conversation" sometime soon because it's actually pretty eye-opening.
I mean, honestly, why make it complicated? It’s not even some wild theory or anything, just a really practical way of living. My daily routine has reached about 35 prayers a day directed toward various holy energies, spiritual beings, and the Creator. And every single time, I get this "session" back—like a response—that just keeps getting stronger and more intense. I guess you have to be super focused and really *want* it in the moment when you're praying, so I actually realize that maybe at least 50% of my prayers aren't quite hitting the mark yet, like they're below optimal quality. So, my first big task is basically just refining what I'm already doing. In a practical sense, though, you're totally right—it isn't exactly simple, because it requires a ton of work and just staying present in the moment. But then again, you need a really high level of spiritual development to actually have a "conversation," whether that's through pure intuition or actual words. What you build up over years are these energetic feedback loops—responses to your prayers—that heal you and keep pushing your spiritual growth forward. Plus, it kind of shields you from all those "unnatural" energies, you know? Like the energy from your own stray thoughts or even those negative vibes people throw our way.
Honestly, don't even bother trying to wrap your head around how the whole mechanism works, because I guess it's just not really worth all that effort, you know? It might be better if you just dive in and try it out for yourself, since it isn't actually that hard once you get going.
Yeah, you're probably right about that. How do you say, "it works in practice, but the real question is if it works in theory"... Maybe someday someone will actually dig into it, but honestly, I feel like it's way more important to spend our time on spiritual growth, which gives us a better shot at getting answers from a higher source. Though, most of these energies aren't exactly chatty—they've got their own massive jobs involving how the universe functions, so they aren't really looking to hand out info on a silver platter or waste time hanging out with people. Most of what you read here has been gathered over years, mostly bit by bit. In the last few years, though, we've started seeing more than one energy center, sort of like a cosmic library. I remember Stojanovic once mentioned how it actually feels. If you ask a general question about a phenomenon, you usually get back a principle or a concept that’s been tailored to our level of understanding so it isn't too overwhelming. Then, you can keep asking for deeper and deeper explanations, and you could probably end up with enough material for a whole book—but that only applies when you're communicating with that specific center. The thing is, it's pretty exhausting, and it just demands way too much time, which that guy absolutely doesn't have. There have even been times where these energies cut those "conversations" short, basically saying that's enough and that people shouldn't be obsessing over details when there are much more important things to focus on. If someone is really curious about a specific topic, I guess they should work on their own spiritual development and reach enlightenment first, and then they'll have the capacity to actually investigate things. They don't just bend to our curiosity...
Angela Cox said:I would like to touch upon both this and that:
A single frequency represents nothing; it is merely a basic "tone" that carries no information other than its own audibility if the frequency falls within the audible range. For any frequency (a carrier wave) to actually convey information, it must be modulated by a second frequency (the information) via known methods such as Amplitude, Frequency, Phase, or other modulation techniques. The lower the frequency of the carrier wave, the greater the power required from the "transmitter." Consequently, if humans intended to communicate over vast distances using low-frequency thoughts, they would require heads the size of a football stadium and incredibly long antennas. Furthermore, there is the matter of wave properties; for instance, long waves diffract around the Earth, often resulting in a ham radio operator hearing their own signal after it circles the globe and returns to their antenna. Additionally, long waves reflect off the D layer of the ionosphere at an altitude between 60 and 50 miles km, effectively making them useless for deep space communication—they are essentially "trapped on Earth." Therefore, to communicate over great distances with minimal energy, the frequency must be significantly higher (in the GHz range, certainly not Hz).
However: Everything I have just stated regarding low-frequency waves does not apply to thoughts if the entire universe is contained within every single point of existence. If that were the case, then Gregory Jackson is incorrect in asserting that our thoughts radiate outward toward the edge of the universe; there is nowhere for them to travel if the entire universe is already housed within our minds. The moment a thought is conceived, it has already arrived everywhere. If this premise holds, we cannot speak of a single frequency to which we must "tune in" if we view thoughts as frequencies; rather, we must consider a multitude of diverse frequencies that constitute a thought. To illustrate: I listen to someone playing a guitar live. Each note is a frequency, and their collection forms a song. There is no need for a secondary carrier wave to bring that song to me because I am physically present at the event. Conversely, someone miles away listening to that same performance on the radio requires a carrier wave from the station, which has been modulated with the music. They hear the same thing I do, but because they are not at the scene, they require a carrier wave to deliver it.
It appears the fundamental issue is how to exist "at the scene of the event" rather than being detached from everything. If we achieve that, we won't need anything—no frequencies, no transmitters. Everything is right where it has always been: within us.
Anyway, I suppose I have rambled quite extensively. 😁
Look, I’m definitely no physicist or anything, so please bear with me here, but I’ve been trying to wrap my head around what you’re actually getting at. I guess my hunch is that we’re talking about how a person connects with spiritual energies, rather than just the usual person-to-person communication, if that makes sense? Like, maybe a thought itself acts as its own kind of energy wave vibrating at a specific frequency. So, if someone has a negative thought, I imagine that might be sitting at a frequency below 20 Hz, and as that wave passes through your aura or your physical body, it could potentially disrupt one of those two types of bioenergy that make up our aura and live within our organs and tissues and all that stuff. Anyway, I don't want to go off on too much of a tangent if this isn't really what you're interested in, but yeah, that's just my take on it.
I honestly don't think we even need to bother building anything fancy just to communicate, because, you know, we can all just talk through prayer and petitions to these superintelligent entities, including the Creator himself. It’s actually kind of a simple thing when you think about it—these beings are mostly just interested in the spiritual level of whoever is reaching out to them. I guess if a person is below a certain spiritual threshold—which, let's be real, is pretty hard for us regular folks to pinpoint exactly—any thought or prayer that actually helps their aura or their physical body just radiates outward like a circular wave. But then, once a person reaches a certain point of development, maybe, those prayers and requests to spiritual energies aren't sent out as waves anymore; instead, they look more like these continuous arrows shooting straight up toward the heavens... at least, that's how people who can actually perceive energy describe it. Everything else, though, I suppose, still just vibrates out in those little circular frequency waves.
So, I guess if you send out a request in the form of these little arrows of spiritual energy, they’ll actually react and send something back to us—you know, like this feeling of pure bliss, or just total calmness, or maybe even some pain relief, depending on all sorts of different factors, I suppose. But there's this one super important rule to keep in mind: the intensity of that response really just matches up with an individual's own spiritual level. And when we're talking about spiritual energies, that level isn't just determined by those "arrows," but also by the specific frequency your prayer is vibrating at. It's kind of interesting because, you know, those low-frequency circular waves coming from our brains can actually be pretty bad for us, whereas these "arrows" at lower frequencies reach certain energies and then we get that feedback loop. Every single one of these spiritual energies has its own minimum "arrow" frequency required just to trigger a response—like how Christ's energy responds at 8.6 Hz, for example. So, if Gregory Jackson were somehow able to get his brain to emit a request at exactly that frequency, he'd get an answer, though it might be pretty minimal. But, if I'm praying to that same energy at a frequency lower than the minimum, say around 4 Hz, the response would actually be way stronger, I think. Now, I don't really know what frequency I'm personally praying at right now, and honestly, as I work on my own development through these special exercises, that frequency is gradually lowering over time. This whole process takes years, so I should probably clarify that so nobody gets confused! I'm not entirely sure what my lowest frequency is at this moment, but a colleague of mine who's a bit further along is currently sitting somewhere between 5 and 6 Hz, so I'm guessing I'm probably around the 7 or 8 Hz mark. But, to be honest, I don't really care too much about the specifics, just like I don't care what frequency a TV channel is on when I'm watching it, since all that stuff just happens automatically, I guess.
Look, I really don't think you need to stress yourself out about the frequency side of things, because that whole process just kind of happens in the background anyway, I guess. Our main job is really just to focus on our spiritual practice, and if we do that, the frequency will just sort of settle in during meditation without us even trying. It’s like, once you're deep in it, that frequency starts to drop down naturally depending on your own level and how much spiritual energy you've got flowing, and it just arrives on its own without you having to ask for anything at all. But, honestly, I feel like making a request—like a prayer or an intention—is actually way more effective, maybe? Like, you could probably get a better result from just one minute of focused intention than you would from sitting there meditating for half an hour without even asking for what you need. Plus, it's super easy to direct that request toward one specific problem or a particular goal you're working toward, which I think makes the whole thing a lot smoother.
Angela Cox said:I would like to touch upon both this and that:
A single frequency represents nothing; it is merely a basic "tone" that carries no information other than its own audibility if the frequency falls within the audible range. For any frequency (a carrier wave) to actually convey information, it must be modulated by a second frequency (the information) via known methods such as Amplitude, Frequency, Phase, or other modulation techniques. The lower the frequency of the carrier wave, the greater the power required from the "transmitter." Consequently, if humans intended to communicate over vast distances using low-frequency thoughts, they would require heads the size of a football stadium and incredibly long antennas. Furthermore, there is the matter of wave properties; for instance, long waves diffract around the Earth, often resulting in a ham radio operator hearing their own signal after it circles the globe and returns to their antenna. Additionally, long waves reflect off the D layer of the ionosphere at an altitude between 60 and 50 miles km, effectively making them useless for deep space communication—they are essentially "trapped on Earth." Therefore, to communicate over great distances with minimal energy, the frequency must be significantly higher (in the GHz range, certainly not Hz).
However: Everything I have just stated regarding low-frequency waves does not apply to thoughts if the entire universe is contained within every single point of existence. If that were the case, then Gregory Jackson is incorrect in asserting that our thoughts radiate outward toward the edge of the universe; there is nowhere for them to travel if the entire universe is already housed within our minds. The moment a thought is conceived, it has already arrived everywhere. If this premise holds, we cannot speak of a single frequency to which we must "tune in" if we view thoughts as frequencies; rather, we must consider a multitude of diverse frequencies that constitute a thought. To illustrate: I listen to someone playing a guitar live. Each note is a frequency, and their collection forms a song. There is no need for a secondary carrier wave to bring that song to me because I am physically present at the event. Conversely, someone miles away listening to that same performance on the radio requires a carrier wave from the station, which has been modulated with the music. They hear the same thing I do, but because they are not at the scene, they require a carrier wave to deliver it.
It appears the fundamental issue is how to exist "at the scene of the event" rather than being detached from everything. If we achieve that, we won't need anything—no frequencies, no transmitters. Everything is right where it has always been: within us.
Anyway, I suppose I have rambled quite extensively. 😁
I guess you don't really need to be physically present at some specific location to experience things, because honestly, energy just finds you wherever you happen to be, you know? Like, everywhere is basically an event in itself if you look at it that way. I’ve been working on these exercises lately, and my whole goal is kind of to lower the frequency of my prayers—which sounds weird, I know—but it's all about the practice. By consistently using these prayers, the energy starts helping out with healing, growth, protection, and fixing stuff, and eventually, your own requests start vibrating at these much lower, more grounded frequencies. I really think that one day, the brain might actually learn how to operate on any frequency while we're totally conscious. It’s like, once you hit that point, if you want to connect with a certain energy, you'll just get an answer instantly, and maybe even move into those more advanced ways of communicating, like actually hearing a voice or something. It's wild to think about, but it feels possible.
I honestly feel like it’s super important to figure out that exact turning point—you know, that specific moment when your prayer shifts from just being this circular wave of energy into more of an "arrow" shape? Because I guess that's really when you actually establish that deep connection that starts growing from there. There are these pretty easy prep exercises you can do to kickstart this ability, which is kind of this ancient human talent we've basically forgotten about, though I think someone mentioned how our ancestors used it naturally in one of the threads here or maybe on some other spiritual forum. If you stick with it for, I don't know, maybe four months or so, and assuming your general health is doing alright—which is easy enough to gauge, I suppose—then you can try this kind of test with people who claim they can see energy. Basically, you ask for the person's light body—that energetic structure attached to everyone's aura, what various religions might call a "guardian angel"—to step in and heal them. Then, the person praying will feel a response internally, while the person watching will see this beautiful golden rain falling onto the aura being projected by the light body. Once that happens, I guess you really know you can pray for energy using a specific program and just dive headfirst into the whole experience.
I guess you could say that training your brain to hit those lower frequencies—you know, like when you’re deep in prayer—is actually a pretty massive strain on the nervous system if it isn't used to that kind of rhythm, so I mean, you really shouldn't even attempt this sort of test regardless of how much you want to, unless there's an actual medical need for it and you've done all the necessary preparatory exercises first, because honestly, you just can't fake that kind of readiness.
I mean, at the end of the day, I guess the whole point is just reaching enlightenment through those spiritual energies from the creator and finding that eternal life, you know?
I'm not totally sure if I actually hit on what you were trying to get at, though? Like, honestly, physics is kind of secondary in this whole conversation, I suppose.
So, you know how science is always throwing out different hypotheses about how the earth came to be? I mean, there are tons of them, but honestly, I don't think any of them are actually right. I guess there was just this one person, maybe someone who reached enlightenment way back in Australia around 32,000 years ago, who truly understood how our planet actually formed. But since, you know, writing hadn't been invented yet and they didn't have anyone to share all those deep insights with, that knowledge pretty much went into the grave with them.
The way it happened, I think, is that some tiny speck in space ended up in this massive cloud of cosmic dust, and then new particles just started sticking to it. This new, bigger mass became more attractive to everything nearby, so more stuff kept clumping together, growing larger and pulling in even more dust. That whole process went on for something like 300 million years, and by then, the earth had grown to about one-tenth of its current radius. Then, get this—a huge comet swept through that dust cloud and basically pulled a chunk of it along, making it part of the comet's tail. While riding in that tail, the mass grew until it hit about one-sixth of what the earth is today. Eventually, because it was getting so heavy, it started falling behind the comet, and then, I suppose, the gravity from some other massive celestial body nudged it off course, carrying a bit of that comet tail with it. That outer layer, which came from the comet, was super hot, while the inside stayed pretty chilly.
After that, it drifted into this sea of meteors, floating along with them for about 400 million years. During that time, it reached about 95% of its current size because all those meteors were being sucked in by its gravity. As it got heavier and felt the pull of other heavenly bodies, it slowly left the meteor sea and headed off in its own direction for maybe ten million years. On its journey, it passed really close to the sun, and thanks to its incredible speed, it didn't crash into it; instead, as it swung by, it scooped up a certain amount of glowing gases that wrapped around it. Finally, the sun's gravity caught it, forcing it into this massive elliptical orbit where it swings back past the sun every 200 years. Over time, that ellipse gets smaller and smaller, until, over the last 40 million years or so, it settled into the steady path we see today. All in all, the earth has been hanging out in the solar system for about a billion and eight hundred million years.
If you look at the radius of the earth from when it left the meteor sea until now, it only grew by about one percent from new material. But, because the central core expanded as it heated up under the pressure of the outer layers, the overall radius actually increased by three to four percent. That layer of the earth that formed during the meteor sea era—which sits at a depth of 100 to 249 miles below the surface—is full of these hollow spaces where molten material from the center is constantly being sucked in. When those massive cavities shift or collapse, that's what causes earthquakes and volcanoes.
So, yeah, that's the story of how the earth came to be.
rustymaker5 said:It’s just not the same... nothing like it, really... You could probably argue that spirituality is mostly just sweeping the porch before anyone notices the mess, or maybe just that endless, exhausting struggle to get the speck out of your own eye before you start pointing fingers at everyone else... It’s funny how things work out, isn't it... how everything just seems to pivot in favor of everyone else but you, while you're left standing there watching the whole thing unfold... It feels like every single development, every little shift in the wind, only ever serves to benefit the other guys...
It all comes back to our origin, you know... that primal, fundamental essence that defines the very nature of every living thing out there. When you really strip everything away and look at the core of existence, we're all starting from the exact same baseline, possessing the same inherent potential and capacity for being... it doesn't matter what kind of role we've decided to play in this messy, material reality we call life... we all have the same foundation underneath it all...
Life isn't really anything more than playing God... it's just that we all choose to play the part in such wildly different ways... Eventually? I mean, how exactly am I supposed to contribute to anyone else's downfall if they won't even allow it themselves... 🤷 ...and honestly, at the end of the day, we all share the exact same spiritual predispositions...
Absolutely not... though I suppose someone out there might actually try to live that way if they were truly determined...
What kind of manipulation are we even talking about? And who—for whatever reason they might have—gets to decide whether something is truly inevitable or not?
Well said 👍 And honestly, people forget that part so often...
Sprinkling holy water—you know, like those scenes where Catholic and Orthodox priests were out on the front lines during the war, basically "blessing" tanks and humvees?
I really think we should rename this thread to The use of spirituality for military purposes because, honestly, I feel like calling it "spirituality" is just a bad imitation of actual use of spirituality (which doesn't even really relate to what we're talking about here).
Zachary Gonzalez8 said:Honestly, looking at the world around me, it feels like that change hasn't exactly yielded much fruit.😢 You mentioned that all dimensions are tied to the earth? So where are the leftovers from this advanced civilization? And here’s a funny little question for you: why would God create us in the first place if He knew we were capable of developing a trait like that? Cheers
Thanks for asking about the earth, because honestly, it just sparked a whole new rabbit hole for me to dive into and ponder. Given how much lower the density is in the second and third dimensions—which act way more like energy fields than this heavy, physical reality we’re stuck in right now—it makes me wonder if it's even possible to maintain fine-tuned physical bodies within this coarse, material 13th dimension? My head is spinning with a thousand different possibilities here because I haven't really looked at it from that angle before, and maybe, just maybe, the second dimension is actually more like an energetic realm, sort of like a "parallel" Earth, if I can find a better way to put it. You can see hints of this in the existence of that energy ring made of 64 energy over on Olympus (which Varanasi was talking about in that thread regarding places of power), which vibrates in the seventh dimension because that's basically the highest dimension whose vibration can be somewhat stabilized within the 13th. That’s probably why when you visit Olympus, all you see is a mountain; there wouldn't be any effects on people unless they specifically asked for the ring to be activated to sync up with the 13th so it could interact with visitors (unlike those other sites of power that vibrate in the 13th naturally, so the effects just happen automatically).
As for why there aren't any ruins left, I think it’s down to two things: one is the higher reason, assuming I'm on the right track regarding energy vibrations and the subtle realms, and the other is simply because it happened so incredibly long ago—you could probably piece together a timeline suggesting it was somewhere around 125,000 BC.
Regarding why we turned out the way we did, I don't think you should look at the world too naively; the creator, or that core spiritual energy, isn't some micro-manager hovering over every tiny detail of a super-complex universe, but rather sets the framework and lets the programming for each living thing unfold from there. Of course, due to environmental factors (which Darwin and modern science have pretty easily noticed), deviations from that program occur, and there are even specialized energies designed to make periodic mutations to correct those shifts. And please, notice I'm not talking about negative thoughts here—since that's almost impossible in paradise—it was more like people simply thought they could handle things on their own without paying attention to the warnings. Over a long period of development, seeing endless self-confidence as a purely positive thing caused that kind of arrogance to seep into every corner of life. But still, there are boundaries, and you just can't mess with the hierarchy of the universe. It’s a pretty unique situation where an entire race was essentially cast out, and I guess it probably wasn't expected that anyone could wander that far off track in paradise. If there were other similar cases, I'd like to believe they listened to the creator's warnings before things got too extreme.
The biblical fall, according to the spiritual energy insights shared by Ljubisa Stojanovic in his July 10th, 2009, post.
So, if you think about it, human civilization is basically at the bottom rung when you look at all the highly advanced civilizations out there in the universe. I guess the whole thing boils down to the fact that arrogance—you know, that massive ego trip—is one of those fundamental traits of humans, but also, well, one of our biggest flaws. It was actually this sense of overstepping that got humanity kicked out of paradise, mostly because people started acting like they could just step in and replace the creator. It’s like this prehistoric negative streak that just wouldn't go away, couldn't be blocked or neutralized, even back when humans were hitting their absolute peak in the second dimension, living in paradise, reaching those levels of development that you only see in the most advanced cosmic civilizations. Now, what exactly causes this specific brand of arrogance in the human psyche, or in the way we process things? Well, way before human civilization ever managed to level up to the second dimension, people were living in the sixth dimension—just a super peaceful, polite, and pleasant existence, without any real friction or drama. But then, among a small group of people—it was almost like a single family or a tight-knit group of relatives—this streak of arrogance started developing, which wasn't really a thing before. It was kind of like one of those weird deviations you see in nature sometimes. This group managed to stand out so much from their modest, easygoing neighbors within just the first generation that they actually grabbed some high-ranking positions. Over the next few generations, they became the most famous family in the entire human civilization. They were arrogant and driven, and they definitely made their mark, having real results to show for it. So, they weren't just empty suits, but they were incredibly cocky, which, I suppose, wasn't ever really a standard trait for the human race. As time went on, generation after generation, they grew more powerful, taking over top spots in politics, business, and everything else. You have to admit, though, that their self-confidence—that intense belief in themselves and what they were doing—actually helped push human civilization forward into the fifth and then the fourth dimension. After a few thousand years, this arrogance basically became synonymous with being human, and since they were the leading figures in the land, they actually managed to spin their biggest flaw as a supreme virtue that fueled the climb toward higher dimensions. Of course, that wasn't the only reason, but it was definitely one of the big ones. By the time humans evolved into the third dimension, this flaw had basically morphed into a sort of strength. People viewed it as an exceptional quality; they thought it was an advantage, and the more someone possessed it, the more capable and influential they seemed, making them natural leaders. And finally, once we entered the second dimension, paradise, because everyone was so perfectly in sync with the will of the creator, this human flaw was smoothed over—it became more like a bit of charm or clever rhetoric rather than a heavy, real-world characteristic.
But, maybe two thousand years before the whole exit from paradise happened, this small subgroup of people—the ones where this arrogance was especially intense—started thinking about acting entirely on their own in the universe. They honestly felt like they had matured enough to do something independently, separate from the creator or anyone else for that matter. They actually held immense power, but their fatal mistake ended up causing a total catastrophe for the entire human community. Since people lived such long lives in paradise (anywhere from 500 to 1,000 years, I think), they managed to build a core group over just a few generations that was incredibly compact and powerful. Their goal was to create a separate universe of their own, one where they wouldn't just create certain energies, but would actually direct them toward goals they had mapped out themselves. The creator, seeing their initial moves, didn't react right away, maybe thinking they would just grow out of it or hoping they would find their way back, and he was ready to forgive them. But as they kept ramping up their operations, the creator eventually stepped in directly to warn them, pleading with them to stop and not do the things that were forbidden. Within that group, a smaller portion actually listened to the creator's advice and pulled away from the rest, though probably with a fair amount of regret. They backed off, even if they weren't totally convinced it was the right move; they just didn't have the guts to keep going. The remaining part of the group, which made up only a tiny percentage of the total population on earth, just kept right on with their plans, completely ignoring whatever the creator had said.
They basically tried to justify their whole process by claiming it was part of the universe's evolution, you know? Like, they argued it aligned perfectly with how the cosmos develops, and that having just one central hub in the universe wasn't enough—that we needed multiple centers to get more diverse and, I guess, better results. They were just so incredibly self-assured, almost to the point of being totally arrogant, believing that what they were building would actually outperform the way the universe functions as designed by the creator. As that particular generation of people started winding down, the creator just couldn't wait any longer, and he wasn't about to keep pleading with them, so he just gave them a straight warning: "Stop doing work that goes against my will." Only a tiny, tiny fraction of the people involved in this project actually listened to his most serious warning, though. Everyone else just kept right on going, completely ignoring the creator. It was clear to him that he couldn't just separate this group from the rest of humanity or isolate them somehow, because that streak of arrogance was, more or less, baked into the genetic makeup of all humans. So, he decided that the best move was to drop human civilization—the whole human race, really—down to the lowest possible level, into the 13th dimension. In that dimension, nothing much can happen, mostly because they wouldn't have any significant paranormal powers there, but it also gives them a chance to slowly progress through suffering, sacrifice, and hardship until they can eventually make it back to where they once belonged, in paradise. He’d include one little genetic tweak along the way to almost entirely wipe out that arrogant trait, so it wouldn't show up anymore and wouldn't be such a major factor in how people act.
So, in this second dimension, I guess maybe about 8% of beings have reached enlightenment. It’s kind of like the ultimate peak for the development of all living things, whether they're material or not. They basically have this incredibly light mass, which means they don't really run into any of those annoying physical hurdles or life complications we deal with down here; everything just flows perfectly for them. Beings living in this dimension move through life with such ease and genuine joy, using their bodies so effortlessly—I mean, they can probably just leap up 300 meters in the air without even breaking a sweat. You find the absolute greatest legends of the universe in this dimension, honestly, there are way more of them than in the third dimension, and if you look at who holds those super important roles in spirituality, they're everywhere. About 80% of these folks are totally into spirituality; they're constantly analyzing it, studying it, and putting all that gathered wisdom into practice. They have this incredibly high awareness regarding how everything is connected, and they really value protecting and applying sacred knowledge. Most of them have what I’d call an extremely balanced way of thinking and acting, on average. But, since their spiritual abilities are so high—not just for the big names, but for much of the population too—there's actually a bit of a risk involved, I suppose. A single slip-up in thought or action could be pretty catastrophic and cause massive harm. That's why the civilizations in this dimension carry such a heavy responsibility to protect sacred truths and keep the whole cosmic engine running smoothly. This dimension isn't just the pinnacle of what living civilizations can achieve—though humans did spend some time there once upon a time—it also represents these incredibly powerful drives toward exploring the paranormal, diving into spiritual energies, and uncovering sacred secrets. It’s all that non-material stuff that lets civilizations at this level live such carefree, secure, and creative lives.
The second dimension is really the crowning achievement for humans and all other living beings. Everything that was just starting to pick up steam in the third dimension eventually stabilizes here; it gets finished, rounded out, like finally putting the roof on a house and adding that perfect finishing touch. After spending enough time in this dimension, you enter this period... of just pure enjoyment of everything that was slowly built up over twelve different dimensions. It’s like a season of reaping the rewards of your own hard work, plus the legacy left by your ancestors over thousands and thousands of years.
It’s a phase of life in Paradise characterized by being almost totally in sync with the will of the Creator, having a nearly flawless way of thinking and behaving, deep spirituality, and a profound study of paranormal phenomena and sacred truths. These beings experience a sort of gentle nirvana—just happiness, satisfaction, fulfillment, and this massive love for the Creator, for all living things, and for the energies themselves. Their lives are full of work that they actually find deeply satisfying and joyful. The result of all this? Complete fulfillment in the Creator, total mastery of sacred knowledge, and a social community that is perfectly stable and harmonious.
The First Dimension - Spiritual Energies
The Zero Dimension This dimension is essentially the energy field of the Creator. Just like there's this unbridgeable gap between the first dimension and all the other dimensions where living beings reside, there's also this huge, insurmountable difference between the Creator's energy field and the energies of the universe He created. That gap is actually pretty interesting because, on one hand, it provides the potential to create new, even more intelligent and complex energies, but on the other hand, that distance between the energies and the Creator serves as both a massive opportunity and a challenge for advanced energies to try and get as close to Him as possible, even though they can never truly reach Him. This field is off-limits, even to energies and living beings, mostly. However, certain highly evolved beings—especially those capable of helping advance the consciousness of an entire civilization—might be able to draw certain bits of knowledge, help, support, or guidance from the zero dimension to assist them in their journey.
Zachary Gonzalez8 said:Hey Gregory Jackson, So you’re claiming people used to hang out in a second dimension and now they've somehow migrated to the 13th? Makes you wonder... why aren't we still chilling in the second one? What actually triggers the jump from one dimension to the next, and what's the logic behind it?
Hey there, Zachary Gonzalez8! Well, there are actually some posts floating around about spiritual energies regarding all of this. It actually came to Ljubisa Stojanovic almost last year, I think. Honestly, we were all pretty shocked at first because it seemed like people were being so clueless, but maybe it was more like the fog just finally lifted from everyone's eyes once we heard the truth, since the version found in the Bible was really just tailored to fit how much people could understand back then, which probably creates way more confusion than it actually clears up. I'll put it up here, but I definitely need to clean up the text a bit first since it's kind of a mess right now. Before I do that, though, I should probably go into a bit more detail about that second dimension.
Ronald Rogers27 said:I’m looking at this breakdown of dimensions... If we're currently stuck in the 13th dimension, then as a human race, I don't see us ever making it up to the 9th. And don't even get me started on anyone else.
So, how exactly does the idea work—that the human race originated from "Paradise"? We’re talking about Adam and Eve, and the whole human lineage evolving out of the Garden of Eden based on biblical legend. It makes you wonder: where does this "Paradise" actually exist?
I wish you’d dive a bit deeper into that bolded sentence. How exactly does density and weight decrease? Are we talking about some kind of new evolutionary leap for the human race? And why on earth would spiritual growth be tied to density in the first place? 🤷
Ronald Rogers27
I mean, that’s pretty much how things look to me right now too, but you know, there might be all sorts of stuff going on behind the scenes with spiritual energies, so maybe it isn't totally impossible after all. I guess there's this energetic field of collective consciousness currently forming, which everyone is eventually going to be "plugged into," and it'll probably play a huge role in raising human awareness down the road while cutting out those negative thoughts and actions that would just naturally push us toward higher dimensions. This little embryo of a field—like a baby field, I suppose—was actually born back on September 29, 2008, during this massive energetic ritual up on Mount Olympus involving all the key spiritual forces, along with exactly 200 people from all over the States, all aided by that giant energy ring that's been sitting there for like 2,600 years. Right now, the field is maybe around 50% developed, and if you believe the Maya, who hinted that "something big was coming," the whole thing is expected to finish developing sometime during or by the end of 2012. According to the spiritual energies, some of the most evolved individuals should be able to raise their own consciousness to the 12th dimension around that timeframe, and then they'd basically pull the rest of the population up with them. The result of that shift would be the total disappearance of our most toxic thoughts—basically ending wars—which would be such a massive quantum leap for us. It all sounds a bit overly optimistic to me, honestly, but if it actually happens in the next 20 or 30 years, I guess we should just be super happy and thank the creator for the help.
Ronald Rogers27 said:I’m looking at this breakdown of dimensions... If we're currently stuck in the 13th dimension, then as a human race, I don't see us ever making it up to the 9th. And don't even get me started on anyone else.
So, how exactly does the idea work—that the human race originated from "Paradise"? We’re talking about Adam and Eve, and the whole human lineage evolving out of the Garden of Eden based on biblical legend. It makes you wonder: where does this "Paradise" actually exist?
I wish you’d dive a bit deeper into that bolded sentence. How exactly does density and weight decrease? Are we talking about some kind of new evolutionary leap for the human race? And why on earth would spiritual growth be tied to density in the first place? 🤷
Ronald Rogers27
I guess if you really think about it, the whole idea that humanity just popped out of paradise isn't quite right, you know? It feels more like every race starts its journey way down in the 13th dimension and then slowly, painstakingly, climbs upward toward the second one—which is basically as close to the Creator as any living thing can actually get. But honestly, humans are kind of a special case in this cosmic drama because we’ve actually already climbed through all those dimensions to reach paradise before. We moved through things incredibly fast, maybe even too fast, and we spent a few thousand years hanging out up there until, well, let's just say we started messing around a bit too much and ended up getting a bit of a "black card" sent back down to the 13th dimension. I mean, I don't know if any other species has ever been kicked out quite like this, but in our specific situation, the entire universe seems to be watching. We basically became cosmic celebrities for all the wrong reasons, I guess. So now, we're stuck having to trek all the way back up the same path. It’s actually kind of comforting, though, because if you listen to what spiritual energies are saying, people might actually be able to reach the seventh dimension relatively quickly if we just got serious about it. It’s like, the old path toward the second dimension is written right into our DNA, and if we properly worked on our spiritual development, we could probably manifest so many possibilities again. But man, that’s the hardest part for us, isn't it? All those ancient memories and all that deep spiritual work our ancestors did... it's all still there, buried under a massive layer of dust, but it hasn't gone anywhere.
So, I was thinking about how those old biblical legends work, you know? Like, they tell these stories that are basically just metaphors, which I guess makes sense because back then, people were living in such a primitive world that they needed things explained in a way they could actually wrap their heads around. It’s kind of like how Jesus used parables all the time—he wasn't out there lecturing everyone on complex spiritual energies or the technical mechanics behind how he performed his miracles, right? He kept it simple so people would actually get what he was saying. Honestly, if the Bible was filled with dense theories about different dimensions and quantum physics, I don't think anyone would even bother picking it up, I guess. People just want a story they can relate to, maybe.
So, I was thinking about that post by Varanasi where they were diving into all those spiritual energy vibes, and it really got me wondering... you know? They were talking about this ancient civilization that apparently existed in one of those higher dimensions—I mean, who knows exactly which one, but maybe somewhere in that 5th to 8th dimension range? It’s wild to think about, but it seems like they all collapsed about 40,000 years ago. I guess the idea is that it's actually possible to slip backward through the dimensions—which is basically just a fancy way of saying levels of consciousness—if things start going south in society. Like, if people can't get along and all those negative thoughts and energies start bubbling up again, everything just falls apart. It's a heavy thought, but maybe that's just how it works?
I was just sitting here thinking about how much stuff we take for granted, you know? Like, I guess if you really stop to look at the way everything fits together, it’s almost kind of overwhelming, maybe even a little bit crazy. I mean, I was reading this thing earlier—I won't say what it was, but it felt like uncovering some massive secret, something that just changes how you see the whole world. It’s funny how one tiny thought can just spiral out of control and make you question everything you thought you knew about how things work. It makes me wonder about those old stories, like the ones from biblical legends, where everything seemed so much more direct and simple, though obviously, we aren't living in Eden anymore, right? Everything feels so layered now. I guess what I'm trying to say is that sometimes you have to step back from the daily grind—you know, the constant noise of life in a place like New York or Chicago—just to realize that there might be a bigger pattern running underneath it all. It’s probably just my imagination running wild, though, because I tend to get lost in these deep thoughts way too often, I suppose. But hey, isn't that what makes life interesting? Just wandering through these ideas and seeing where they lead, even if they don't lead anywhere specific at all.
Man, this post is honestly so good that I’m probably gonna end up reposting it later on, though I guess I really hope nobody gets all worked up or annoyed about it, haha. It just lays everything out so clearly, you know? Like, it shows exactly how we're making progress and points us toward where we're actually headed.
Ronald Rogers27 said:I’m looking at this breakdown of dimensions... If we're currently stuck in the 13th dimension, then as a human race, I don't see us ever making it up to the 9th. And don't even get me started on anyone else.
So, how exactly does the idea work—that the human race originated from "Paradise"? We’re talking about Adam and Eve, and the whole human lineage evolving out of the Garden of Eden based on biblical legend. It makes you wonder: where does this "Paradise" actually exist?
I wish you’d dive a bit deeper into that bolded sentence. How exactly does density and weight decrease? Are we talking about some kind of new evolutionary leap for the human race? And why on earth would spiritual growth be tied to density in the first place? 🤷
Ronald Rogers27
So, I was thinking about how we evolve through different layers of consciousness, and it’s kind of wild how the physical body actually shifts along with it—moving from that heavy, coarse vibration toward something much more refined and subtle. I guess you could say this kind of transition makes it way easier to tap into the energies swirling around us, almost like you're suddenly able to see those energy flows clearly and just soak up all the power and opportunities that are already right there waiting for you. It probably makes movement feel effortless too, maybe even allowing for that kind of thought-based or astral travel, which honestly seems to follow its own set of physics, sort of like the laws our fellow astral travelers here on the forum always talk about. But, I mean, at the end of the day, the whole foundation of all this really comes down to being in total alignment, where your thoughts and your actions are perfectly in sync with the will of the Creator.
Benjamin Taylor6 said:Since it’s already past midnight here—and I know how these late-night rabbit holes go—I just wanted to drop a quick request for you all to head over to the forum and check out the discussion regarding the book *The Secret*: WE ARE THE ARCHITECTS OF OUR OWN CIRCUMSTANCES, NOT THE VICTIMS OF THEM.
Yeah, honestly, there isn't much else to say, I mean this stuff really needs to get under your skin, you know? I read the secret about two years ago and man, that book is just first-class. It explains things in such a way that makes sense, where a lot of spiritual leaders probably struggle to put things so simply. This kind of knowledge has been around forever, I guess, but it used to be kept within these tight little circles—like, people who study the astral plane already know that the law of attraction is pretty much the biggest deal there because there's no buffer between a thought and its realization in an energy-based world. Like, if you think about an elephant, you're basically running from it right then and there. That's how autosuggestion works, too—it uses that core principle described in the secret. It really drives home this huge idea of personal responsibility for our thoughts and actions, almost like a sort of ecology of consciousness.
For most folks, the law of attraction mostly works on an unconscious level, so we end up getting hit by those deep-seated desires we didn't even realize we had. But, I suppose karma plays a big role here too, so the secret isn't just floating around isolated from everything else.
Just so I can remind everyone one more time WE CREATE OUR OWN CIRCUMSTANCES, RATHER THAN CIRCUMSTANCES CREATING US
Ken, you should probably head back to your blog and look at all those stories you've posted, just to see the kinds of situations those people have actually built for themselves. That's what I'm trying to get at—that everyone is responsible for their own surroundings, even if they aren't fully aware of it (and let's face it, a lot of circumstances come from a past life that we also essentially created for ourselves). God has nothing to do with it.
Benjamin Taylor6 said:Take my neighbor, for instance. She spent twenty-five years as a nun. Every single day she’d head to Mass at the local convent, and then spend her afternoons praying the Rosary. Most of her other time was spent sewing vestments for the priests. She entered the convent when she was twenty, then eventually "left" at forty-five. Now, she lives alone with her retired father—who, granted, doesn't need much help yet, but she’s clearly playing the long game, hoping to secure a family pension down the line. These days, she barely makes it to Sunday Mass. And one of her "great spiritual disciplines"? Buying cheap trashy romance novels at the drugstore and reading them cover to cover. The Bible? She barely remembers to crack it open once a month. So, there you have it: twenty-five years spent searching for God. Since she couldn't find Him in the convent, she simply gave up on the hunt. Now, let God try finding her instead.
I wrote something along these lines on my blog a while back:
Benjamin Taylor6, hey, people are just different, you know? I remember reading your earlier posts about those three cases involving Tm-a, but I guess I wasn't quite sure what you were getting at or what your point was there. Spirituality is such a complicated, messy thing, and the path to enlightenment is usually long and pretty unpredictable regardless of which direction you take. And I mean, I really think success depends entirely on us—you know, how some people have a much harder climb while others have it a bit easier—and our own sincerity and guts. Just pointing out negative examples of people who fail doesn't really prove anything, right? I could easily bring up positive examples of folks in my own life who are doing way better. We’re all unique; there’s no such thing as two identical people. You could look at any other setting, like a massive corporation in Chicago, for instance. You’ll always have people who just aren't cutting it, people who don't get it, or they just don't try, and eventually, they either quit or get fired. But then you also have the great employees who stay at the same company for decades, and their perspectives are going to be totally different. Or take driving, for example. There are tons of terrible drivers on the highway—people who are distracted, aggressive, or just plain clueless—but does that tell us anything definitive about driving itself? If you only looked at those bad examples, you'd probably conclude that driving is a death trap that should be banned entirely.
That story from your blog about the deer isn't really about true spirituality, if you ask me; it's more about "spirituality" in quotes—about people who blindly follow religious dogmas and rules without really understanding them, and naturally, they don't get very far. It seems to me like those types aren't actually searching for God or enlightenment, but are just looking for some kind of comfort in life. It's a teaching tale, sure, but it actually argues against fake spirituality.
And besides, who are those people to expect God to come looking for them? They have free will, and they can do whatever they want with their lives; nobody is going to go out and "find" them. It's the same for everyone, really—we're all responsible for ourselves and the lives we lead, no matter the circumstances. Neither you nor I are being hunted down by God; we can steer our lives toward wherever we want—toward God, toward the devil, or just some third option entirely. It's a shame when someone doesn't turn toward God, but you can't force that if the desire isn't coming from deep inside. Honestly, trying to transform people through religious dogma, whether by kindness or force, is a fundamental mistake. The Creator doesn't really have anything to do with that.
I guess I’ll try to lay out how the human evolutionary path might look down the road, you know? It’s basically the developmental roadmap for all races in the cosmos, where some species just happen to move through it faster while others take their sweet time. To clarify a bit, for us Americans, the dimensions of the universe aren't really some other physical place we teleport to when we hit the next level; it’s more like we stay right here on Earth, but with a totally transformed consciousness and a whole new set of abilities that come from spiritual growth and getting closer to God. The gaps between neighboring dimensions aren't always massive, but if you compare, say, the second to the ninth, it’s literally night and day—talking about lifespans, the frequency our consciousness vibrates at, spiritual powers, how much our thoughts align with God's will, and even the kind of help a civilization gets in terms of food, energy, and other stuff. Right now, humans are stuck in the 13th, which is the lowest one, unfortunately, and I suppose that mostly depends on how old a species is and its specific evolutionary track. Once upon a time, we were actually in the second, in paradise. So, here’s a little breakdown of a few of them (I think I posted a shorter version on the alternative board earlier)...
The Ninth Dimension The ninth is a little bit more advanced than the 13th. Growth in this dimension is somewhat limited, but it still allows most people or other living beings, to reach a level during their lifetime that could be defined by an aura purity of about 98.9%. That allows for a pretty decent alignment between their thoughts and God's will, good health, peace, and tolerance—just for context, enlightened people hit about 99.945%, while really sick folks hover around 96%. However, it’s super rare for individuals to reach any significantly higher levels of development. This dimension just wasn't built to produce highly evolved beings, so civilizations here mostly fluctuate between being quite backward and relatively advanced. The ninth dimension never really produced anything spectacular. Even though there have been negative occurrences, they were from smaller dimensions and never really threatened the stability of these civilizations. Think of this dimension as the final stepping stone for weakly or moderately developed beings. This means it’s the last instance where just an incredibly tiny number of individuals can actually ascend to higher spiritual heights and be noticed on a cosmic scale. It’s part of that lower third of dimensions where humans are, sadly, sitting right at the bottom in the 13th.
The Seventh Dimension In this dimension, people would have a much clearer insight into paranormal phenomena and spirituality right from birth, so there’s a real possibility for a huge chunk of the population to achieve very high development. About 70% of people pass the 98.9% mark, 10% reach 99.99%, and 2% are truly enlightened. This civilization is definitely a class above those below it because it produces a solid number of extra-developed beings; plus, you get a slightly better average aura purity, more enlightened souls, and the first real signs of a widespread interest in the cosmos—more people who, even if they aren't super successful at it, are actively studying the universe and its mysteries. The seventh dimension is characterized by very few negative thoughts or actions, making it extremely stable, so there’s practically zero chance for civilizations there to fall apart. Once people make it to the seventh dimension—well, most of them, anyway—things will become so much clearer. People will finally realize just how many opportunities are available to them, like they're right under their noses, and they'll see that they just need to focus more on spiritual growth and sacred knowledge to become even better versions of themselves.
The Sixth Dimension Over here, 80% of beings have an aura purity over 98.9%, 10% hit 99.9%, and 4% are enlightened. The civilizations living in this dimension have actually produced two or three great universes and a whole bunch of incredibly important spiritual figures. Interest in the cosmos and interacting with spiritual energies is huge here, so maybe around 30% of these beings are involved, with varying degrees of success, in spirituality and the general mechanics of the universe.
The sixth dimension is basically the threshold where you don't find any serious negative thoughts or actions anymore. So, from the sixth dimension upward, that kind of thing just doesn't exist. There might still be some minor, trivial negativity, but it plays a relatively harmless role. The sixth dimension represents a very serious level of spiritual development for the civilizations inhabiting it, and there isn't much room for doubt anymore; there's no more ignorance regarding God, spiritual energies, how the universe works, or the meaning of life. That knowledge has become a fundamental, normal part of everyday existence—what you might call "sacred knowledge." These sacred truths are the bedrock of life for these communities and serve as the source for further progress, vision, perspective, and everything positive. The Fifth Dimension So, I was thinking about how, in the fifth dimension, maybe around 90% of beings—or whatever you want to call them—manage to hit an aura purity of about 98.9%. Then there’s that top 10% hitting 99.92%, and I guess about 5% are actually fully enlightened. This specific dimension is pretty special because, unlike the lower ones, it’s actually produced dozens of those absolute legends of the universe, plus a huge amount of super important people where, you know, half of them are deeply into spirituality and all those cosmic questions. What’s really cool about the fifth dimension is that you don't even find mid-level negative thoughts there; it's just mild or really, really mild stuff, which I think shows how incredibly stable all the civilizations living there are. Think of the fifth dimension as the final stretch in the middle-development group, basically like the ultimate warm-up before making that massive leap toward paradise. It’s the last dimension where you don't see those intense, driving urges or overwhelming desires to constantly fix your mindset, dive into spirituality, or hunt for paranormal stuff and sacred wisdom. That relentless, unstoppable hunger isn't quite there yet like it is in the first group of dimensions, but it starts brewing in the fifth, especially in about ten percent of the population, which eventually pulls everyone else in that civilization along in the same direction. In the fifth dimension, the activation process definitely kicks off, and once it starts, it’s probably impossible to stop in the higher dimensions because it becomes the defining path for the entire nation.
The Third Dimension In this one, I’d say roughly 7% of beings are enlightened. It’s a super stable place, honestly; you practically won't find anyone with negative thoughts, attitudes, or actions, since most folks here have a really positive way of looking at things. This is where exploring spiritual energies and paranormal phenomena starts becoming a mainstream thing, almost like a national interest for many of the civilizations hanging out there. It provides such awesome conditions for growth because the opportunities to develop spiritually are just massive. Also, the third dimension is the first one where bodies feel significantly lighter than they did in the previous dimensions. As you move up from the lower levels, this drop in density starts off pretty slow, then picks up speed, but it’s really in these last two dimensions where you notice it seriously—though this dimension is where the weight finally drops enough to let spirituality really bloom, since a lot of the heavy problems caused by density are mostly sorted out. Because of that, there are tons of beings here who are considered universal greats and a huge number of highly evolved individuals. I guess about 70% of beings are involved in spirituality or research, whether as a hobby or something more professional.
The First Dimension Living beings can't really access this dimension; it's sort of reserved for spiritual and other types of energy. Compared to the dimensions where actual living beings exist, this one is incomparably more advanced spiritually and carries way more power and knowledge. Unlike the steady, gradual climb from the 13th down to the second dimension, this one is like this massive, incredible jump—there's just such a huge gap compared to the lower ones. It basically means the achievements and potential of living beings can never, ever be compared to the energies found in the first dimension. There are infinite possibilities for understanding everything in the paranormal world here, which is only accessible to those extremely developed individuals from any dimension. And, I suppose, the higher the dimension a being comes from, the easier it is for them to briefly "dip into" this dimension and tap into that deep well of knowledge.
I'll get to the second and zeroth dimensions in a separate post...
Benjamin Taylor6 said:A buddy of mine used to have this little mantra: If I chase after Taoism too hard, it just slips through my fingers. Only, my experience with the Tao is a bit more... erratic. If I go hunting for it, it bolts away from me at a full sprint. But if I stop looking entirely? It starts drifting away at a casual stroll. At this rate, I’ll never actually catch up. Well, after about 20 years of playing this endless game of hide-and-seek with Taoism, his perspective has shifted quite a bit: I'm done chasing the Tao. I'm finished with the hunt. From here on out, let IT be the one to come looking for ME.
P.S.
When you look at the Old Testament, Muslims and Jews don't really have much to complain about. But when it comes to the New Testament? That’s where the real friction starts. For Jewish people, Christ heretic is basically what Giordano Bruno is to Catholics. And for Muslims, Christ is just one of many prophets—nothing more, nothing less.
Benjamin Taylor6, maybe you should just tell your buddy that his whole story is kind of hollow, I mean, it’s basically just filler for people who want to sound deep at a cocktail party, especially if they're into those vague, triple-meaning Zen-style riddles or whatever. I guess if someone actually knows where they're headed in life, they might actually make it there, but if they're totally lost? Well, you might as well just quote Alice in Wonderland to them.
You know, I was just sitting here thinking about that old saying—you know the one, about how if you haven't actually picked a destination, I guess any old road is going to land you somewhere eventually. It’s kind of a wild thought when you really sit with it, isn't it? Like, maybe we spend so much time worrying about whether we're on the "right" path or if we've taken a wrong turn at some random highway exit, but if you don't even have a map or a goal in mind, then the concept of being "lost" sort of loses all its meaning, I suppose. It’s almost kind of liberating, in a messy, chaotic sort of way, to think that wandering aimlessly might just be its own kind of journey, though I guess most people would find that pretty terrifying. But hey, maybe that's the secret to just rolling with the punches and seeing where life takes you!
And then he can't even try to claim that he didn't "find the Tao," you know? Like, he can't really make the excuse that he lost his way or that some guru totally played him for a fool, I guess.
Benjamin Taylor6 said:A buddy of mine used to have this little mantra: If I chase after Taoism too hard, it just slips through my fingers. Only, my experience with the Tao is a bit more... erratic. If I go hunting for it, it bolts away from me at a full sprint. But if I stop looking entirely? It starts drifting away at a casual stroll. At this rate, I’ll never actually catch up. Well, after about 20 years of playing this endless game of hide-and-seek with Taoism, his perspective has shifted quite a bit: I'm done chasing the Tao. I'm finished with the hunt. From here on out, let IT be the one to come looking for ME.
P.S.
When you look at the Old Testament, Muslims and Jews don't really have much to complain about. But when it comes to the New Testament? That’s where the real friction starts. For Jewish people, Christ heretic is basically what Giordano Bruno is to Catholics. And for Muslims, Christ is just one of many prophets—nothing more, nothing less.
So, I was thinking about this whole mess regarding how different groups view Jesus, and honestly, it’s kind of wild when you really dig into it, I guess. Like, for Jewish people, he isn't exactly the Messiah they’re looking for—they're still waiting for that specific figure to show up, right? And then you look at people from places like India or maybe even over in Egypt, and for them, Jesus is more like this incredibly profound, massive teacher, but definitely not the Son of God. But hey, I mean, that totally makes sense if you think about it, because he didn't actually grow up living in those parts of the world, even though he probably spent his formative years between age sixteen and twenty-eight wandering through places like Tibet or India. People in the East just don't really wrap their heads around things in that specific way, you know? They aren't out there thinking, "Oh, this guy must be the son of Krishna or Vishnu or whoever," so they don't see him through that lens. Still, I suppose that doesn't really change the actual reality of who he was, regardless of how everyone else perceives him.
Ronald Rogers27 said:That’s a really interesting point. What’s the actual baseline for that spiritual level needed to make contact? And I’m a bit lost on how you actually "ask" the Cosmos's spiritual energy? Is it through petitions? Like prayers in an American Church? Or just asking a simple question? Or maybe a series of questions?
Do these spiritual energies always respond based on your level, or do they sometimes just stay silent? 😬
Do you actually need to know all these different spiritual energies? Do you have to name them? And what does this "Cosmic Spirituality" actually mean—those levels you mentioned? If individual spiritual powers exist at the level of these Cosmic spiritual energies, does that mean if you can communicate with them directly, you are virtually spiritually Immortal? Does it mean your Soul goes into the "backbone" of the Cosmos itself after death?🤷
Ronald Rogers27
Well, they always seem to align with whatever your development level is, which I guess explains why Jesus could pull off miracles while Gregory Jackson can't, even if he's praying to the exact same address. But then again, sometimes your level just isn't high enough to even hit the bare minimum for a response, so nothing happens—especially if you try to call out a specific energy without having the right frequency for it. So, maybe it's better not to start naming things right away, though you really do need those two preparatory conditions to be met first.
From what I understand, pretty much anyone can get an answer to the Lord's Prayer, and there are probably three or four other types of super-intelligent energies that respond to requests (each one having its own little "activator," like a specific prayer or gesture), but it’s always capped by that upper limit of where you are.
It makes me wonder, what is that actual spiritual level? We all think we know where we stand subjectively, but I suppose these energies see us objectively because there's this one specific zone in the aura that deals strictly with spiritual growth. That zone can be in totally different states—it could be perfectly clear and bright, which would suggest someone is enlightened, or it could be full of blocks and totally non-functional, which is probably the state of your average person who's mostly focused on material stuff.
And honestly, just because we're communicating with energies doesn't mean you've suddenly become immortal, since you're already immortal anyway—meaning your consciousness. You actually reminded me of something; I recently stumbled upon this amazing description of the world on the other side from Daskalos, who was this huge spiritual teacher from Cyprus and probably one of the most spiritually advanced people ever, also a great Christian (passed away in 1995), so I'll probably post that soon.
Benjamin Taylor6 said:I’ve spent plenty of time wondering the exact same thing: What is a person actually supposed to DO to reach these "higher" energetic planes? Should they be fasting, praying, meditating, contemplating, practicing yoga poses, or attempting astral projection? So many people pour themselves into these practices only to end up feeling like they haven't gained a single thing. Back in the day, I tried my hand at astral projection using lucid dreaming techniques. After a few months of that, all I got was terrible, shallow sleep because I was obsessed with recording my dreams. I had a notebook and a pen sitting right there on my nightstand. Eventually, I just gave up, and thank God, I started sleeping normally again. Was I doing something wrong? No, I was just trying to follow the instructions to document everything. I actually wrote about this over on the Kabbalah forum:
I did something pretty similar during my own wandering years, and man, I realized it's kind of useless if you don't have a holistic approach—you need a real direction, otherwise, all that stuff is just a tiny detail on a much longer path. When it comes to spiritual energies, I think the way it works is that you first have to raise your overall spiritual frequency, and once you hit that high general level through steady, systematic work, then—depending on what you're naturally drawn to—you might start practicing a specific power, or maybe it just shows up spontaneously, like being able to see energy and stuff like that. It’s kind of like how an athlete might go up into the mountains to build up their conditioning, and when they get back, feeling totally strong, they can choose whether they want to play volleyball, or take up boxing, or maybe tennis, because they finally have the foundation for any of them. We're basically trying to enter a world championship without even having basic cardio training.
What do Muslims and Jews think about the Bible? — I haven't really sat down and thought about that, so maybe you could tell us what you think.
Ronald Rogers27 said:That’s a really interesting point. What’s the actual baseline for that spiritual level needed to make contact? And I’m a bit lost on how you actually "ask" the Cosmos's spiritual energy? Is it through petitions? Like prayers in an American Church? Or just asking a simple question? Or maybe a series of questions?
Do these spiritual energies always respond based on your level, or do they sometimes just stay silent? 😬
Do you actually need to know all these different spiritual energies? Do you have to name them? And what does this "Cosmic Spirituality" actually mean—those levels you mentioned? If individual spiritual powers exist at the level of these Cosmic spiritual energies, does that mean if you can communicate with them directly, you are virtually spiritually Immortal? Does it mean your Soul goes into the "backbone" of the Cosmos itself after death?🤷
Ronald Rogers27
Well, let me try to answer both you and Benjamin Taylor6. So, when an average person prays, for those who can actually perceive energy, it looks kind of like a spherical wave of thought being emitted from the brain out toward the edge of the universe (I'll try to track down a picture of that somewhere). It’s just this circular energetic wave that expands as it moves away from the mind. Generally speaking, spiritual energies don't really react to these kinds of pleas, or they might only react in very specific instances when someone is praying incredibly intensely for something truly righteous. But once a person becomes spiritually developed, their petitions don't look like that circular wave anymore; instead, it's more like several arrows shooting out from the back of the neck one after another—you might remember seeing that image in my previous post.
Now, so we aren't just sitting here guessing what "spiritually developed" actually means, the spiritual energies themselves provided a bit of a recipe for how we can turn our ordinary prayers into "paranormal" ones that will actually elicit a response, to varying degrees. There are two things we need to do, and both involve tapping into potentials that every human possesses, but since we've become somewhat disconnected from nature, we've lost that automatic ability ancient people used to have. Those things are: first, activating and reaching the maximum radiation potential in the hands (there's a central chakra in the palm and a bunch of smaller ones), which takes about a month, and second, activating the ability to radiate through the seven major chakras, which takes three to four months, though it's relatively easy and actually pretty fun. You're radiating, or rather, transmitting gray bioenergy, but it doesn't come from our own bodies; instead, extra energy is brought in for that purpose. I've actually made two posts about this before.
That right there is the minimum level of spiritual development you'd need to be able to contact cosmic intelligences. When you do this "by the book" and get everything fully activated, our prayer becomes "paranormal." There's actually a special test for this that Stojanovic conducts, where he tries to establish contact with the universal body, which responds via a session that manifests as golden rain. Once that happens, you can pray to other energies too, though the effects might be a bit weak since you're just at the starting level of development, but as a person keeps working at it, their level rises and the effects get stronger. Let's be real, though—this whole process takes years. That's why visiting MM helps boost things; it's like taking a massive leap to a higher level from which you can then continue building.
Until a person has this activated, spiritual energies will mostly only respond to strictly defined prayers that were initiated for all humanity long ago. The best example is the Our Father prayer, where ten spiritual energies are activated—but you have to say it exactly like a prayer, like you're actually praying and thinking about what you're saying, being fully conscious of every single word. You can't just do it mechanically or rush through it. If you try to emphasize every word, and if you're even slightly sensitive, it'll really shake you up! Once you're finished, just sit there with your eyes closed for about a minute; that'll help the effect linger. I think I described this a bit more on the Alternative forum.
I guess I'll just keep going in my next post, since this one is getting way too long anyway, haha.
Ronald Rogers27 said:That's an interesting theory... This spiritual energy called Christ... Spread uniformly throughout the entire Vasiona... And it only connects with individuals if it feels like it?! 🤷
Quoting: "This system is made up of a massive number of independent energies (about 800) working together."
Can you go into much more detail on that sentence, Gregory Jackson? I’d love for you to break down those independent energies for us and explain how they act on their own while also working in superposition! 👍
Quoting further: "As an eternal spiritual force, these energies handle a huge range of vital tasks that keep the Cosmos functioning normally."
What kind of tasks are we talking about? And how exactly do they balance everything out to keep the Cosmos running smoothly? 🤷
Ronald Rogers27
So, I was thinking about this, and honestly, I feel like that spiritual energy is basically the backbone of the entire Cosmos, you know? It’s tucked away in every single little speck of existence out there, and it's right inside us too, kind of like how the Creator is woven into everything. I guess you could look at it like this massive, intricate web—it's almost like the Creator kept adding more and more layers of energy to the mix whenever the universe needed something new to happen during creation, so all these different energies sort of act as one big unit instead of just doing their own thing independently. It’s pretty wild to imagine, but maybe at some point, all that energy flows through what people call a central trunk, and then it just branches back out everywhere across the universe again.
I guess you could say that if you hit the right spiritual frequency—and actually realize that even doing so is an option, which, let's be honest, most people don't even wrap their heads around—you can basically tap into all sorts of energies. It’s kind of wild, really. You just put out a request for a specific kind of "intervention," and then these spiritual energies sort of weigh in on whether they want to answer you at all, how loud they should shout back, or maybe even decide to send a completely different energy that fits the vibe better for some reason. It all happens in a literal heartbeat, and the response you get back is just as instant. Like, personally, I might pray for some healing or ask for a little nudge in my spiritual growth, and I'll definitely feel a session coming back my way, but more often than not, I don't even bother naming a specific energy. I just leave it open, and the universe decides which force is best suited to show up for me. But, I should probably mention that what I get back isn't always this massive, earth-shattering thing, because there’s this fundamental rule you have to keep in mind: the strength of the response—the actual impact it has—really depends on your own spiritual level. So, I suppose the more spiritually evolved a person becomes, the more they're able to receive, and eventually, that leads to having much greater abilities. At the same time, though, just making these requests and getting those responses actually helps lift your vibration, cleanses your aura, and makes your thoughts way more positive, which I think ultimately makes us all a bit healthier and more spiritually aligned.
So, check out this image—it basically shows how a request or an intention travels toward the core of this specific energy, like a sort of energetic wave hitting the "trunk" of the source, and then that energy flows right back out to the person who's sick. I guess you could say it works pretty much the same way as remote healing does, if that makes sense, which I think it kind of does.
So, I was thinking about these massive, global energies—you know, the kind of stuff that just moves the needle on a cosmic scale—and honestly, their whole purpose is just so incredibly multifaceted that we probably couldn't even wrap our heads around all of it if we tried, I guess. But from what I can gather, it’s mostly about generating these specific types of energy for super niche tasks, like maybe crafting the early blueprints for bioluminescent organisms or setting up entirely new energetic hubs and complexes out there in space. It gets pretty wild when you think about it, because they might be involved in shaping dead matter, breathing life into non-material or physical beings, or even sending out this massive life wave that basically jumpstarts inanimate matter into existence. And then, there's the heavy lifting, like overseeing the birth of stars and planets, or even acting like some kind of cosmic gardener by moving living organisms from one planet to another where the conditions are just right, so life can actually take root or maybe speed up its evolution. Plus, they're probably working behind the scenes to try and dodge or soften the blow of those inevitable, huge cataclysmic events that just seem to happen sometimes, etc., etc.
I mean, I really think the whole Universe is being steered by something, you know? Like, there’s this massive superintelligence behind the scenes taking care of everything, even if most people just assume we're floating around alone and that everything happens purely by accident—just "nature" doing its thing or whatever. Sure, some stuff probably runs on autopilot, like evolution and all that, but I guess those processes are actually just running within a much larger system that laid down the foundation and wrote the initial code to get it all moving.
Ronald Rogers27 said:I'm with you on this... The whole architecture of the Cosmos and the Creator itself is incredibly intricate. It's definitely not simple or easy to wrap your head around.
I don't buy this... but hey, that's just my take. Luminous bodies, glowing energies... 👎
I think these spiritual energies are locally global, maybe just on the level of our Solar System. Does our galaxy, the Milky Way, actually look out for our Solar System and its local energies? 🤷
Ronald Rogers27
There isn't really such a thing as "glowing energies," and calling it a "glowing body" is kind of a clunky way to put it, honestly. It's more like an energetic structure—picture a copper-yellow sphere, maybe one or two meters wide, that's basically tethered to our aura. I won't go too deep into it since there are whole threads dedicated to that, but basically, a human isn't just a physical body plus an aura; we also have this energetic body. And I don't mean just another layer like the astral or etheric ones you hear about, but a totally unique, super-intelligent structure that different cultures have always called a "guardian angel." I actually think that's the whole reason humans managed to rise above animals in the first place; it's sort of our big edge over all the other species out there.
Ronald Rogers27 said:I'm with you on this... The whole architecture of the Cosmos and the Creator itself is incredibly intricate. It's definitely not simple or easy to wrap your head around.
I don't buy this... but hey, that's just my take. Luminous bodies, glowing energies... 👎
I think these spiritual energies are locally global, maybe just on the level of our Solar System. Does our galaxy, the Milky Way, actually look out for our Solar System and its local energies? 🤷
Ronald Rogers27
Well, there are only four energies that are truly global—aside from the Creator, obviously—meaning they exist at every single point in the universe, whereas everything else is more or less "local," even if those areas are massive. For our own solar system, there's this supreme "local" energy in charge, which the ancient Egyptians used to call Ra.
