April 01, 2006
The Divine Matrix
Apologies for my absence - I can't seem to get back in the swing.
On Friday my nutritionist opened my crown chakra, just in time of r the conference this weekend. Did I say that she was movng to the preferred vortex of Savannah (Georgia) in the next couple of weeks, and will only visit bimonthly from now on? She won't be that far away, due to the Divine Matrix. However, I must admit that I wish I had given her a DNA scraping from the inside of my cheek to take with her in a jar, just in case.
As you will see, I have now been officially convinced that we are all connected by a subtle energy field, which Gregg Braden calls the Divine Matrix. In the face of that realization, I have vowed once again to clean up my act. No more vicious ranting about the trashing of the earth and democracy by the neoconservatives. I am pitching my red spike heels and replacing them with something more down to earth. It is up to me (and you, should you care to accept the assignment) to do our best to infuse the matrix with transformative thought, rather feeling, in order to create a reality that is more to my/our ( I do hope I'm not making assumptions) liking -- to behave as if the world, as we would like it to be, already exists -- to avoid hate and aggression, rat-in-the-corner behaviors, that have lead to the current state of affairs This is certainly not as bad as it seems, if we consider our quantum options, though we are in somewhat of a hurry to implement those options before we eradicate ourselves.
At the conference Gregg Braden, in a very attractive visual presentation (someone called him the Prince of PowerPoint, and rightly so), explained a few quantum concepts to those of us who had taken physics in the prequantum age, and don't subscribe to Scientific American because of our resistance to learning anything new that has to do with numbers. He held our hands thru the explanation of quantum entanglement, Poponin's DNA Phantom effect and E.W. Silvertooth's work on the detection of ether. We were lead to the conclusion that there is, in fact, a subtle energy network that holds all there is, and introduced us to the holographic nature of DNA , as well as the theories of Princeton physicist David Wheeler on the creation of reality from inside the participant observer (that would be you and me)..
G.B. showed us his provocative powerpoint for another entire day. This stuff had to do with gematria, and the encoding, in our DNA, gematrically speaking, of the Hebrew name of God (Yawheh). It was a stretch for me. I didn't exactly understand it conceptually, and, wha tI did understand, seemed a bit too loosely connected. Then he taught us how to "pray", read get our data into the matrix. He recommended projecting a thought of gratitude and appreciation from a place of good feeling (conjure the body feeling of snuggling a puppy).
You are free to read Braden's book when it comes out in 2007. Have you noticed thateveryone us talking Yahweh these days?
And singing Yahweh too. On Sunday morning, Jonathan Goldman, sound healer, taught toning to the group. One chant in particular, the all-vowel equivalent of the divine name, Yawheh, was quite dizzying and is available on CD. I purchased a copy for some heavy spiritual singalong. I am even considering becoming a member of the Association for Humanistic Psychology, even though I can't handle my email as it is.
Photo note: Well, at least I know why I'm taking all these griddy photographs.
Addendum: oh dear
Posted by Dakota at April 1, 2006 06:47 AM