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Gregory Jackson Gregory Jackson Active MemberOP
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Hey everyone, I feel like some of us might be under the impression that it’s just God and us, and maybe that He’s only here specifically for our sake? I guess I want to shake things up a bit and get a discussion going, so I thought I’d share these transcripts of spiritual energies given to Ljubis Stojanovica back on April 13, 1996. just as food for thought!
It’s actually pretty easy to see from this how incredibly complex the cosmos and the life surrounding us really is—and honestly, if I were to paraphrase de mesti, we’re kind of like eagles who somehow think they’re just chickens, so that's basically how we live and eventually die... I’ve been wanting to jot this down over in the aura thread too, so here it is, though I did trim it down a little... please, feel free to feel privileged because not many people have access to this, and hey, I should probably apologize to the moderator in advance...

Everything that exists is essentially subject to a single force or energy that acts everywhere at every single moment. This force is creative in nature; it allows for the generation of energies, which in turn produce matter—both the living and the dead kind. To be most accurate, this energy should be called the Creator or God the Creator. This energy is all-pervading, possessing an unimaginable intelligence along with all knowledge and power. Since it’s omnipresent, it can't just be one uniform thing; it has to be made up of its own partial elements.
To bring His visions to life, the Creator created the unified field, which is this massive, all-encompassing energy that gave rise to other powerful energies and energetic systems—the most important being the Christ energy (don't go confusing this with the historical Jesus, keep reading!) and the energy of the Holy Spirit. Even with its immense power, the unified field won't ever do anything that doesn't align with what the Creator wants. The Creator conveys His will to the unified field through a vibration, and the unified field then tunes itself to that vibration.
The first major spiritual energy created by the unified field is a complex web of energies known as Christ. That’s why in Christian religion it's considered the Creator's son, though in other faiths it also holds a top-tier position. This energy has existed since the unified field itself has existed, and it’ll exist forever. It stretches across the entire cosmos, present in every tiny speck, in every living being, and even in dead matter. So, it’s everywhere around us and within us, but you can only really make contact with it if it decides to let you. Unlike other energies, this specific system is made up of a huge number of independent energies—about 800 of them, I think—that all work together. As an eternal spiritual energy, they carry out a ton of vital tasks that keep the cosmos functioning normally. But for us humans, the most significant part is the life wave that spreads through the universe, which is what allows living things to emerge from non-living matter; it carries that built-in program for reproduction, adapting to new environments, and evolving based on those changes. Basically, it’s the energy that creates life, maintains it throughout the universe, and emits that life wave. The Christ energy is also responsible for the relationships between living and non-living beings, which constantly need to stay in harmony.
In that sense, the Christ energy acts as the direct creator of all living beings, whereas the Creator is the creator in a more figurative sense—more like the source of the desire and the idea that the Christ energy then goes out and makes real.

Alright, I'll get into Jesus in the next post:
Nancy Harris6 Nancy Harris6 Member
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Gregory Jackson Gregory Jackson Active MemberOP
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Here we go...

I was just sitting here thinking about how, honestly, I don’t think there’s ever been a time in human history where such a tiny little slice of the world held quite so much concentrated negative energy as it did in Palestine, especially during those intense centuries leading up to the time of Jesus Christ. It’s kind of heavy when you really get into it, I guess, but all that fear for survival, the deep-seated hatred, the grief, and just general discontent... it all seems like it was born from the sheer suffering and total hopelessness felt by the Jews and all the other folks living under the thumb of the Roman Empire because of all those endless wars fought over that specific land. And, if you look at it from a certain perspective—and maybe this is just my take on it—this massive surge of negative mental frequency actually started to seriously mess with the lower layer of the Earth's aura. Now, if you aren't familiar, the Earth's aura actually has these two layers that are constantly moving, basically circling the entire planet every fifteen minutes or so, and because of its very specific vibration, that lower layer is incredibly sensitive to any negative human thoughts vibrating at 10 Hz or even lower. It’s pretty wild to think about, but all that negativity threatened to trigger these massive global cataclysms, like huge earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, floods, nasty radiation, or toxic gases spreading across most of the planet. It could have totally wiped out almost all the plants, animals, and people, which would have, well, put the whole existence of the Earth itself in serious jeopardy, I suppose.

So, I was thinking about this, and if we really wanted to get rid of that whole danger situation once and for all, I guess we’d pretty much have to tackle two main things, right? It feels like there aren't really any other ways to go about it, maybe, but you just have to carry out these two specific activities to make it happen.
So, I was just sitting here thinking about how we could maybe, I don't know, use some really powerful spiritual energies to basically patch up the Earth's aura and get everything back to a normal state, while also being super careful—like, incredibly careful—to make sure we don't accidentally mess up or hurt any of the living things on Earth in the process, I guess.
So, I was thinking about this other thing—it’s more like a preventative kind of deal, I guess—where the whole goal was basically just trying to figure out ways to flip the script on how people were thinking back then. It was all about finding those little methods to help folks move away from all that negative headspace and instead, you know, lean more into creating as much positive energy as they possibly could.

So, I was thinking about how the whole big hurdle for getting that second task off the ground was basically just the fact that we have to respect free will, you know? Like, you can't just force people to change, so I guess the only way to actually shift how everyone thinks toward something more positive was to work with a massive group of people at once. It’s kind of like when you toss a stone into a lake and those little ripples just keep spreading outward forever—that’s really what we were aiming for, creating this positive core that would eventually just wash over everything. To actually make both of these things happen, though, the only real answer was to bring forth this specific human form that could maintain a direct, constant connection with the energy of Christ. If that happened, it would let this being reach out to people directly without them feeling that instant sense of fear or dread, which I suppose is pretty important. Having that direct link to the energy of Christ would also grant this person these absolutely mind-blowing intellectual abilities and deep knowledge, not to mention the capacity to manifest some seriously high-level paranormal stuff. And honestly, this whole direction was decided by the energy of Christ itself, with total backing from the unified field and God the Creator.

So, I was thinking about this whole thing, and I guess you have to look at it from a certain angle—like, if a child is actually going to possess these incredible, almost superhuman qualities and stay constantly tuned into the energy of Christ, then the way they start out matters, right? It seems like it would be necessary for that child to be conceived in a mother's womb without any biological father involved at all. In this case, Mary of Nazareth, who was a young married woman, was chosen for this, and she ended up pregnant through this miraculous way before she even had the chance to be with her husband. And, honestly, I don't think it’s quite right to say that the Holy Spirit just announced everything to Mary and her husband like some big formal reveal. From what I can gather, the child actually developed just like any other kid would, growing normally until he hit about four years old, and back then, his parents probably had no clue there was anything supernatural going on at all. It wasn't until Jesus was a bit older that these paranormal abilities really started to kick in, and he was super careful about keeping them under wraps because, well, he realized pretty quickly that other kids just don't have those kinds of powers.

So, I was just thinking about this guy, and man, his story is just wild, I guess. He basically walked out on his whole life when he turned sixteen, just left home without even saying goodbye to anyone, which is pretty intense if you think about it. But he wasn't just wandering aimlessly; he was being guided by the energy of Christ, which sort of steered him toward the most spiritual folks around back then—people living in places like India, Tibet, and Alexandria. Then, once he hit twenty-seven, he finally got this super detailed roadmap of what he actually needed to do to win over the masses for the positive religion he was supposed to be preaching. Apparently, he was even expected to lean heavily into paranormal abilities, just to grab everyone's attention and stir up that mix of love and awe in what was basically a really primitive world at the time. It's a lot to wrap your head around, honestly.

So, I was thinking about how, over those first four years of his pioneering work, he basically managed to trek across the entire region—which was super crowded with Jews and all sorts of other folks back then, mostly within the borders of the Roman Empire. It’s kind of wild when you think about it, but it didn't really matter what anyone's nationality was; his message just seemed to hit home with people who were struggling, you know? Like, people living under oppression, dealing with hunger, or just feeling totally hopeless. For them, his teachings were like this bright light, maybe even the only path that actually made sense. His whole religious approach was sort of a blend of the most prominent faiths of that era, I guess. Jesus built his faith on two main pillars: the idea that there is only one God, and then these core guidelines for how to actually behave. You've got the Ten Commandments, which Moses received, and following those really helps clear out a ton of the negative headspace people were carrying back then. I mean, by sticking to those, it probably helped drastically reduce the damage to Earth's aura, while also giving people better health, inner peace, and a way to be more tolerant of their surroundings. It creates this really positive vibe, too, which I suppose goes a long way in cutting down on the stuff that causes wars—since, let's face it, war is pretty much the biggest source of negative energy on Earth.

So, I was thinking about how Jesus used to talk about the Creator, and it seems like His whole being is just totally inseparable from anything negative—like, there's no punishment, no threats, nothing bad at all. I guess He was basically the first version of God in human history who didn't resort to punishing people or acting all vengeful.
But then, you know how it goes, over time things started to shift, maybe because the early folks transcribing His words weren't quite on that high spiritual level yet, and later on, the Church kind of intentionally started tweaking and editing what He actually said. It’s like, slowly, they built this image of a God who threatens and punishes, and a devil who hangs over anyone who doesn't follow every single rule perfectly. There were all these little corrections, some intentional and some probably just accidents, happening over those first thousand years, which ended up making the Bible drift pretty far away from what Jesus was really saying.

If you look at the historical side of things, you've got the twelve apostles who were His main crew. Six of them were actually His brothers, and I suppose He leaned on them first since they were the ones He could truly count on right from the start. He didn't sit around writing everything down himself, either; usually, it was just two or three apostles handling the notes, but they weren't the most literate folks, and their records tended to fade away—partly because the writing materials back then weren't exactly permanent, and partly because they mostly just kept His words in their heads instead of worrying too much about the paperwork.

Then, at a certain point in how His movement was growing, it hit this crossroads where having a living leader would have been way too risky. Not just with the Jews, but with the Roman occupiers, too; if He stayed a visible leader, it could have triggered a massive crackdown, leading to war and the total wipeout of His followers, which would've just killed the whole movement. So, I think the energy of Christ decided that instead of a physical leader, it was better to create a legend—something that couldn't be physically destroyed and could actually work even more effectively than a living person ever could. It's like Jesus was made aware of all this, including the fact that His own life had to come to an end.

Right before that happened, His mission was to act as a conduit, letting this incredibly powerful spiritual energy of Christ flow through His body to perform this massive, epochal act of lowering the frequency of the Earth's aura. The idea was to clean up the damage to the Earth's aura without messing with the frequencies of living beings, eventually bringing the whole thing back to its natural state. Once that task was done, the whole reason for having Christ's energy in human form was basically complete. This all happened in those final moments while Jesus was on the cross, just before He passed away. When He saw that the Earth's aura had been restored, He said, "It is finished," but I suspect He meant that specific cosmic act, not just His own life.

To make sure the legend of Jesus was super mystical and proved He was the Son of God like He always claimed, His body supposedly disintegrated and vanished the day after being taken down from the cross. And even after death, Jesus appeared to His closest disciples and apostles two more times, though they could only see Him as a figure they couldn't actually touch.

So, yeah, don't kill the messenger! 🙂
wearyhawk83 wearyhawk83 Active Member
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Alright, so what’s the deal with the role of the cosmos in this whole thing—say, looking at a few galaxies away from our own? Or were you just talking about the universe as far as the eye can see? (or Ljubis Stojanovica)
Gregory Jackson Gregory Jackson Active MemberOP
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#5 ·
The way the whole cosmos actually functions on a fundamental level. I'm not talking about some random galaxy or physical stuff you can touch, but more like... how the Creator operates everything behind the scenes.
Nancy Harris6 Nancy Harris6 Member
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#6 ·
Thanks!

Interesting insights. 🙂
I’m not really the type to jump into debates—it’s just not my thing—but I do enjoy reading and ruminating on things internally...
Basically, I agree with everything presented here; it all makes sense to me. Some of this I’ve known for a while, and the parts that are new are quite intriguing... there's nothing here I could dispute...
I might chime in with a comment if the mood strikes.
So for now, just offering some support and encouragement to the original poster who is brave enough to bring these topics to the table. 🙂
I'll certainly be following along with whatever you have to say, Gregory Jackson, because I get the feeling there's plenty I can learn from you... 🙂
wearyhawk83 wearyhawk83 Active Member
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#7 ·
To quote you, you said this:

It stretches across the entire cosmos, existing within every single tiny fragment of it, inside every living thing and even dead matter. It’s basically everywhere—all around us and deep inside us—but you can only make contact with it if it decides it wants to happen.

I feel like your last point totally implies there's some kind of intelligence involved here—something capable of reasoning and actually *wanting* things, including that specific moment of connection where it chooses to merge.

Are you saying we're talking about an actual entity that makes a literal "choice," or did you just wrap that idea up in a fancy metaphor that went right over my head?
Gregory Jackson Gregory Jackson Active MemberOP
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wearyhawk83 said:To quote you, you said this:

It stretches across the entire cosmos, existing within every single tiny fragment of it, inside every living thing and even dead matter. It’s basically everywhere—all around us and deep inside us—but you can only make contact with it if it decides it wants to happen.

I feel like your last point totally implies there's some kind of intelligence involved here—something capable of reasoning and actually *wanting* things, including that specific moment of connection where it chooses to merge.

Are you saying we're talking about an actual entity that makes a literal "choice," or did you just wrap that idea up in a fancy metaphor that went right over my head?

Exactly, it involves a superintelligence. And it's literal, too; there isn't really a metaphor at play here.

I guess it sounds pretty shocking if you aren't already swimming in these waters. Honestly, about 15 years ago, I felt the exact same way, though I think I was more of the "positively shocked" type, you know? It all just clicked for me, and suddenly everything that used to confuse me—or even push me away from spirituality because it seemed so contradictory and nonsensical back then—started making sense, even though I always felt this weird pull toward it anyway.

I mean, you can actually connect with it once you've done the spiritual work to grow. These connections aren't usually like having a chat, per se, but more like having a request heard, maybe for healing or something similar. You see, the energy of Christ vibrates at 8.6 Hz, and if someone can consciously lower their brain waves to that frequency, or even lower (without just falling asleep, obviously!), which happens through spiritual development, they can essentially ask for contact. Our normal, waking frequency is around 20.6 Hz, which is where the aura operates too. It’s kind of a simple principle: the spiritually stronger a person is, the more their brain emits these prayer-thoughts at a lower frequency during prayer (and I don't mean those random, low-frequency thoughts that just clutter up the Earth's aura!). The lower the frequency during a plea to this energy or to the Creator, the stronger the response tends to be. Using 8.6 Hz as a minimum baseline will probably just yield mild effects, almost like a gentle blessing for the person praying. But as you hit even lower frequencies, accessing greater powers—like asking to see an aura or gaining other abilities—becomes much more real, and eventually, it becomes automatic, where things just manifest based on our simple intention. It’s kind of like how Sai Baba could pick pears from an apple tree, you know? For him, or for the energies he's able to tap into, nothing is really impossible.

It’s not even really mysticism when you look at it; it’s more like physics, but I won't get too deep into that. Personally, I can't really ask this energy for anything right now—at best, I'm hitting maybe 10 Hz, so I mostly just "connect" by getting these mild, healing sessions from some of the less advanced energies, but honestly, it's enough for me just knowing that I'm on the right track.
wearyhawk83 wearyhawk83 Active Member
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#9 ·
I can tell you really love that story Mello told about the chicken and the eagle.

It honestly got me wondering which one I am—and I’m hoping you’re asking yourself the same thing!
Mark Torres14 Mark Torres14 Regular
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#10 ·
Gregory Jackson said:Exactly, it involves a superintelligence. And it's literal, too; there isn't really a metaphor at play here.

I guess it sounds pretty shocking if you aren't already swimming in these waters. Honestly, about 15 years ago, I felt the exact same way, though I think I was more of the "positively shocked" type, you know? It all just clicked for me, and suddenly everything that used to confuse me—or even push me away from spirituality because it seemed so contradictory and nonsensical back then—started making sense, even though I always felt this weird pull toward it anyway.

I mean, you can actually connect with it once you've done the spiritual work to grow. These connections aren't usually like having a chat, per se, but more like having a request heard, maybe for healing or something similar. You see, the energy of Christ vibrates at 8.6 Hz, and if someone can consciously lower their brain waves to that frequency, or even lower (without just falling asleep, obviously!), which happens through spiritual development, they can essentially ask for contact. Our normal, waking frequency is around 20.6 Hz, which is where the aura operates too. It’s kind of a simple principle: the spiritually stronger a person is, the more their brain emits these prayer-thoughts at a lower frequency during prayer (and I don't mean those random, low-frequency thoughts that just clutter up the Earth's aura!). The lower the frequency during a plea to this energy or to the Creator, the stronger the response tends to be. Using 8.6 Hz as a minimum baseline will probably just yield mild effects, almost like a gentle blessing for the person praying. But as you hit even lower frequencies, accessing greater powers—like asking to see an aura or gaining other abilities—becomes much more real, and eventually, it becomes automatic, where things just manifest based on our simple intention. It’s kind of like how Sai Baba could pick pears from an apple tree, you know? For him, or for the energies he's able to tap into, nothing is really impossible.

It’s not even really mysticism when you look at it; it’s more like physics, but I won't get too deep into that. Personally, I can't really ask this energy for anything right now—at best, I'm hitting maybe 10 Hz, so I mostly just "connect" by getting these mild, healing sessions from some of the less advanced energies, but honestly, it's enough for me just knowing that I'm on the right track.

Why specifically 8.6 and not 8.7? I'm guessing this comes from some experiment. Care to explain how that works?
There isn't any mysticism here, just physics—but let's not get bogged down in that.

What branch of physics? And why skip over it?😕🤷
wearyhawk83 wearyhawk83 Active Member
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Mark Torres14 said:Why specifically 8.6 and not 8.7? I'm guessing this comes from some experiment. Care to explain how that works?
There isn't any mysticism here, just physics—but let's not get bogged down in that.

What branch of physics? And why skip over it?😕🤷

I usually just stream KEXP online at 99.0 Hz—great tracks and hardly any commercials..👍
Gregory Jackson Gregory Jackson Active MemberOP
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#12 ·
That's awesome, man 🙂
Gregory Jackson Gregory Jackson Active MemberOP
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wearyhawk83 said:I can tell you really love that story Mello told about the chicken and the eagle.

It honestly got me wondering which one I am—and I’m hoping you’re asking yourself the same thing!

I guess I'm just a chicken, someone who barely even looks up once in a while...🙂
wearyhawk83 wearyhawk83 Active Member
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Gregory Jackson said:I guess I'm just a chicken, someone who barely even looks up once in a while...🙂

Look, you don't actually know who you are until you do a total deep dive into your own soul. You’re either part of that elite 3% or you’re stuck in the other 97%.

But honestly? That's almost secondary, because at the end of the day, we’re the ones choosing our own vibe and what kind of world we want to live in.
Zachary Kern Zachary Kern Newcomer
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Gregory Jackson said:That's awesome, man 🙂

Hold on, for heaven's sake, what exactly is the point of this incredibly long-winded lecture you're giving?
Are you trying to start some kind of cult, a new religion, or perhaps a spiritual movement?
The sheer volume of what you've written here feels like nothing more than a mountain of arbitrary assertions. What is the evidence behind any of this? Did you receive some sort of divine revelation or something?
I’m not joking; I am asking you quite seriously.
Gregory Jackson Gregory Jackson Active MemberOP
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#16 ·
I won't go into too much detail, honestly, 🙂

mentions who received the post in the first sentence.
God help us, what kind of cult is this? Though, I guess maybe it wouldn't even be a bad idea, you know, like $33 charging daily dues for new cult members, and maybe $200 for the old-timers? That might just be the way to get a foot in the door at the centers of power 🙂

But seriously, I don't mean to stir the pot or provoke anyone, I just want to have a little chat about these fundamental questions of life and spirituality (is that even what this forum is for, anyway?). I think I mentioned somewhere before that posts like this—which are received by people who are spiritually top-tier—are really the only way for someone to actually learn about certain phenomena, since they’d never be able to investigate it all on their own through science. I mean, just look at how massive the universe is, it's enough to make your head spin... who is ever going to research all that? And we're only talking about the material stuff; where are the energies?

When you read the texts about Jesus, you can really see how the Bible captured the exact essence of His mission and life—to save all of us and the entire planet. There are so many more accurate details tucked away in the Bible, too. So, just think about it for a second: why couldn't a post like this have been given during Jesus' time? If Jesus had tried to explain all this using this specific terminology to your average person back in 28 AD—someone who was probably illiterate and barely lived past forty—well, who would have even listened to him? I know there are parents on this forum, so you guys know how we simplify things when we talk to our kids about various topics; that's basically the analogy for Jesus and the world back then. At that time, the message was delivered in an official version that was incredibly accurate for the level of development those people had reached, and that's how it made its way into the Bible. And it's held up perfectly until today. I feel like new light can only deepen our understanding and show us just how great the Creator is and how much He cares about everything.
Gregory Jackson Gregory Jackson Active MemberOP
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Zachary Kern said:Hold on, for heaven's sake, what exactly is the point of this incredibly long-winded lecture you're giving?
Are you trying to start some kind of cult, a new religion, or perhaps a spiritual movement?
The sheer volume of what you've written here feels like nothing more than a mountain of arbitrary assertions. What is the evidence behind any of this? Did you receive some sort of divine revelation or something?
I’m not joking; I am asking you quite seriously.

And honestly, I’m gonna tell everyone following these posts to just tone it down a notch! Maybe keep it to half a page so we aren't all drowning in text here. My head is spinning just trying to keep up, and I don't know about you, but who actually has the time to read all this? 🙂
Nancy Harris6 Nancy Harris6 Member
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#18 ·
I didn't exactly plan on jumping into this so soon—I had high hopes that the conversation would actually be productive for once—but here I am... It’s the only way to protect my own peace of mind... 😁

Gregory Jackson said:Exactly, it involves a superintelligence. And it's literal, too; there isn't really a metaphor at play here.

I guess it sounds pretty shocking if you aren't already swimming in these waters. Honestly, about 15 years ago, I felt the exact same way, though I think I was more of the "positively shocked" type, you know? It all just clicked for me, and suddenly everything that used to confuse me—or even push me away from spirituality because it seemed so contradictory and nonsensical back then—started making sense, even though I always felt this weird pull toward it anyway.

I mean, you can actually connect with it once you've done the spiritual work to grow. These connections aren't usually like having a chat, per se, but more like having a request heard, maybe for healing or something similar. You see, the energy of Christ vibrates at 8.6 Hz, and if someone can consciously lower their brain waves to that frequency, or even lower (without just falling asleep, obviously!), which happens through spiritual development, they can essentially ask for contact. Our normal, waking frequency is around 20.6 Hz, which is where the aura operates too. It’s kind of a simple principle: the spiritually stronger a person is, the more their brain emits these prayer-thoughts at a lower frequency during prayer (and I don't mean those random, low-frequency thoughts that just clutter up the Earth's aura!). The lower the frequency during a plea to this energy or to the Creator, the stronger the response tends to be. Using 8.6 Hz as a minimum baseline will probably just yield mild effects, almost like a gentle blessing for the person praying. But as you hit even lower frequencies, accessing greater powers—like asking to see an aura or gaining other abilities—becomes much more real, and eventually, it becomes automatic, where things just manifest based on our simple intention. It’s kind of like how Sai Baba could pick pears from an apple tree, you know? For him, or for the energies he's able to tap into, nothing is really impossible.

It’s not even really mysticism when you look at it; it’s more like physics, but I won't get too deep into that. Personally, I can't really ask this energy for anything right now—at best, I'm hitting maybe 10 Hz, so I mostly just "connect" by getting these mild, healing sessions from some of the less advanced energies, but honestly, it's enough for me just knowing that I'm on the right track.

I thought I’d take a moment to look into the whole business of brainwave frequencies, perhaps even touch on a bit of quantum physics—mixing some quick research with whatever I can pull from memory... it's a subject that always catches my interest. 🙂

Brain waves—beta, alpha, theta, delta—essentially dictate our state of consciousness. Alpha waves serve as our gateway to the spiritual realm. When we enter an alpha state, typically ranging from 7 to 14 Hz, we are entering a phase of true mental and physical relaxation... a state where we remain calm yet fully conscious. At exactly 8 Hz, the left and right hemispheres of the brain achieve perfect synchronization. Generally speaking, the lower the frequency of our mental state, the more relaxed and spiritually grounded we become. It is in this state of repose that we truly connect with the Creator, the soul, and the ultimate source of energy. Furthermore, it is scientifically recognized that healing processes accelerate during alpha states, as this is the level at which we become most receptive to life force and the influence of positive energy...

Quantum physics essentially tells us that everything is just energy and vibration. This field of science has uncovered the existence of the zero-point field, an endless sea of subatomic particles and photons that seem to pop into existence out of thin air only to vanish a nanosecond later... there still isn't a truly rational explanation for how or why these particles and photons flicker in and out of being like that...
Subatomic particles aren't really anything more than energy vibrating at specific frequencies, which means the only thing we can actually quantify is the "quantum"—that discrete amount of energy itself. At this level, mass and matter essentially cease to be measurable metrics, leaving us with nothing but the measurement of vibrating energy...
Stone, wood, steel, titanium—it’s all largely just empty space, isn't it? Only a tiny fraction actually consists of vibrating energy... which makes you wonder if any of this is just an illusion... 🙂
It’s nothing more than vibrating energy creating that illusion, just a trick of the light...
We are spiritual beings, denizens of a spiritual realm, merely passing through this illusory material world for a brief moment to play at being God...

It’s a shame you mentioned you won't be going into as much detail anymore—please, don't hold back on my account... There’s no need to apologize or walk on eggshells here, either; after all, rule number one of this forum is that you don't have to justify yourself to anyone... 😍 This is my absolute favorite!
Just write about whatever you know, provided you actually have the desire and the time... There are plenty of people out there who enjoy reading and writing 😁. Then, of course, there are those who don't read, don't write, don't learn, and seemingly don't even bother using their brains—it’s funny how diverse people can be. My suggestion? Just be yourself. Just write! (Write as if nobody is ever going to read it—that’s how I find my flow)😁 I’ll handle the rest.
Zachary Cook2 Zachary Cook2 Active Member
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#19 ·
Take, for instance, when someone says: I believe in God. In those cases, what you’re really saying is that certain ideas were handed to you, and you just decided to pick them up and adopt them—and now, suddenly, you're willing to die for them. So, basically,
you aren't even the ones making the call! It’s someone else doing the deciding—it's pre-programmed reasoning.
It would be a lot better if you actually built your life around your own direct experience. If your belief system depends on something outside of yourself, watch out. Anything that doesn't make you free is just keeping you captive.

Sure, this makes us "experts" in a field, but at the same time, it freezes those energy channels—the only way we can actually react to certain stimuli—
by burying our true selves under a mountain of borrowed ideas and judgments.

The universe is dualistic. It's made of two forces, symbolically shown as two intertwined snakes.
But those forces have nothing to do with the usual dualities we talk about—like good and evil, God and the Devil, positive and negative, or any other pair of opposites you can think of. To be more precise, they create an unimaginable
wave of energy—materially right here, right now, and spiritually, the stuff that exists even though we can't see it.
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Nancy Harris6 said:I didn't exactly plan on jumping into this so soon—I had high hopes that the conversation would actually be productive for once—but here I am... It’s the only way to protect my own peace of mind... 😁

I thought I’d take a moment to look into the whole business of brainwave frequencies, perhaps even touch on a bit of quantum physics—mixing some quick research with whatever I can pull from memory... it's a subject that always catches my interest. 🙂

Brain waves—beta, alpha, theta, delta—essentially dictate our state of consciousness. Alpha waves serve as our gateway to the spiritual realm. When we enter an alpha state, typically ranging from 7 to 14 Hz, we are entering a phase of true mental and physical relaxation... a state where we remain calm yet fully conscious. At exactly 8 Hz, the left and right hemispheres of the brain achieve perfect synchronization. Generally speaking, the lower the frequency of our mental state, the more relaxed and spiritually grounded we become. It is in this state of repose that we truly connect with the Creator, the soul, and the ultimate source of energy. Furthermore, it is scientifically recognized that healing processes accelerate during alpha states, as this is the level at which we become most receptive to life force and the influence of positive energy...

Quantum physics essentially tells us that everything is just energy and vibration. This field of science has uncovered the existence of the zero-point field, an endless sea of subatomic particles and photons that seem to pop into existence out of thin air only to vanish a nanosecond later... there still isn't a truly rational explanation for how or why these particles and photons flicker in and out of being like that...
Subatomic particles aren't really anything more than energy vibrating at specific frequencies, which means the only thing we can actually quantify is the "quantum"—that discrete amount of energy itself. At this level, mass and matter essentially cease to be measurable metrics, leaving us with nothing but the measurement of vibrating energy...
Stone, wood, steel, titanium—it’s all largely just empty space, isn't it? Only a tiny fraction actually consists of vibrating energy... which makes you wonder if any of this is just an illusion... 🙂
It’s nothing more than vibrating energy creating that illusion, just a trick of the light...
We are spiritual beings, denizens of a spiritual realm, merely passing through this illusory material world for a brief moment to play at being God...

It’s a shame you mentioned you won't be going into as much detail anymore—please, don't hold back on my account... There’s no need to apologize or walk on eggshells here, either; after all, rule number one of this forum is that you don't have to justify yourself to anyone... 😍 This is my absolute favorite!
Just write about whatever you know, provided you actually have the desire and the time... There are plenty of people out there who enjoy reading and writing 😁. Then, of course, there are those who don't read, don't write, don't learn, and seemingly don't even bother using their brains—it’s funny how diverse people can be. My suggestion? Just be yourself. Just write! (Write as if nobody is ever going to read it—that’s how I find my flow)😁 I’ll handle the rest.

That’s it, man! I had no idea physics had pushed things that far; maybe some of our ramblings will actually turn into real science someday, I guess. 🙂 Regarding this alpha state stuff—for the most part, that’s the state we find ourselves in during meditation, and we automatically start receiving energy, just like she said. That’s probably why people feel so much better and more relaxed after meditating, like they've actually received something. It kind of gives you the impression that we automatically attract energies that vibrate at a frequency matching our current brain wave frequency. I’d also add, from my own experience, that we can actually ask for a specific kind of energy to help us heal, relax, or aid our development and such.

There’s even a Theta Healing movement here in the States that uses theta waves for healing and various effects; it's basically the same concept, just involving a lower range of frequencies, which means even more powerful energy.

I'll say something else that might sound a bit heretical, but it's been tried in practice—if someone manages to reach 0.15 Hz through prayer or meditation, an "inner spiritual teacher" emerges during the session. I'm reminded of Barbara Brennan and her "Hojehn." In reality, it’s this special energy that calls itself the energy field (EF), and its job is to take over individuals who are spiritually developed and guide them toward enlightenment, because a person just can't practice their way down to those low brain wave frequencies on their own. Reaching 0.15 Hz could take years, maybe even like 20 years of constant meditation. When the EF appears (and it usually shows up in a form that feels familiar to the person, like the Virgin Mary, or Krishna to Hindus, or just a simple, real inner voice—it rarely shows up as itself), a person can finally breathe easy because they know they're in safe hands. Communication during meditation happens through direct knowing; it's like a person is aware of a sentence without a single word being spoken—at least, that's what those who do this say! Once you get down to the 4 Hz range, personal powers start to emerge, like seeing energies or whatever it is the person is practicing or naturally inclined toward.

Thanks, Nancy Harris6, for the support! We really need more exchanges of information like this; I feel like we can all learn something from it.

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