In my view, tattoos and piercings are very dubious indeed, even when they are mild. They've always reminded me of animal branding. Human resources, indeed!
Speaking of already bizarre things, some people choose to make "mutants" out of themselves, and it's hard to imagine what their "antenna" is like, or what it is picking on.
What a jam-packed session. Thanks for all those questions about things I've been wondering, especially about are we going to be alive to see the culmination of this transitional phase we've been in. And the idea that "gravity is information" is certainly thought-provoking considering the traditional view that gravity is deeply in the physical realm and information/thought is the epitome of the non-physical realm.
In Dr. Harold Saxton Burr's 1972 book, "The Fields Of Life", he proposed an interaction between our DNA and and external field of information to explain how a salamander could grow a tail, which he believed would require an outside perspective for cells to successfully create the tail's linear arrangement (much like someone backing a truck needs an outsiders perspective to guide him in a straight path). In fact, he created a device to measure disturbances in the electromagnetic field of various organs, which was effective in predicting the onset of cancer. Of course, this device met the same fate as that of Royal Rife's, paving the way for the multi-billion-dollar cancer "treatment" industry.
Just saw this new book out last month with a Foreword by Dr. Joe Dispenza (author of "Breaking The Habit of Being Yourself: How to Lose Your Mind and Create a New One"). The title is "Mind to Matter: The Astonishing Science of How Your Brain Creates Material Reality" by Dawson Church. One reviewer wrote, "by synthesizing hundreds of studies in the fields of biology, physics, and psychology, [Church] shows that moment by moment, the energy fields of our brains are literally creating reality." Hopefully the book doesn't just reinforce the over-simplified YCYOR wishful thinking, but given our DNA is a receiver for information and our brain is the processor (?), maybe this guy is onto something.
Dawson Church, Ph.D., is an award-winning author whose best-selling book, The Genie in Your Genes (www.YourGeniusGene.com), has been hailed by reviewers as a breakthrough in our understanding of the link between emotion and genetics. He founded the National Institute for Integrative Healthcare (www.NIIH.org) to study and implement promising evidence-based psychological and medical techniques. His groundbreaking research has been published in prestigious scientific journals. He is the editor of Energy Psychology: Theory, Research & Treatment, a peer-reviewed professional journal (www.EnergyPsychologyJournal.org).
Not at all. The crystals have like microchips in them. The programming works for both STS and STO. At least that is how I think it's working.I don't think you understand the reference, Win 52. The "programming" is the creation of a race of ultra-nasty types that are suitable for full STS download/expression. Are you suggesting that you are one of those?
"The movement of energy that occurs in the infinite consciousness is known as the cosmic person who is endowed with a magnetic field and gravitational force." (VI.2:173) Vasistha's Yoga
"Information is gravity"
Just like there are gurus who mislead in areas like religion, history, health, politics, etc., there can be gurus who mislead in science not only in areas like climate change but in areas like fundamental physics too. Thus there are practical reasons for people without agendas to become experts in various areas. I was actually a little worried about Klee Irwin since he is considered to have a bit of shady past. I also think in the Collingwood sense, it can be good for us to challenge ourselves in our various niches.The C's teachings, in my view are much simpler than are appreciated. Information gathering is part of it, but it's more than that. Rather, beyond that. Obsession about all the various forms is a distraction, like the Lie groups Ark mentioned. Obsessing about various forms is not practical.
Maybe it could be something like when you have a magnet in a coil and then you remove the magnet you will induce electricity in the coil. Like as if the moving 'away' of the consciousness or information field is interpreted by the body as information/field change and the body tries to work with that somehow.(Pierre) In a recent scientific paper from this year, it was discovered there is a burst of gene transcription about 24 hours after a living creature dies. I would like to know why?
A: Related to the releasing of the energy field.
Yup. The whole deal is the "boiling frog" and for all we know, under cover of the craziness, real "mutants" are being inserted into the population. But I like the metaphoric explanation a lot, though I'm leaving the door open. We've seen so many bizarre things, I don't think we should exclude any possibilities that are legitimate.
Who would have ever thought it would happen the way it is happening? Right before our eyes!!!
Since you said "no", can you point out then how the path towards "non being" can be as viable as that towards expanded being?
Gravity is information, and one effect of that information is that it causes incarnated beings to be 'attracted' to a piece of matter (a planet), attracted both in the sense of being a 'fit' for that planet and also, naturally I suppose, literally attracted in the form of a force that keeps the physical beings pulled down to the surface of the material planet. Most of the beings on the planet can escape that pull to some extent, but only through expenditure of significant energy and in a limited way and for a limited time.
Other limitations of gravity as information that locks beings in to a material existence do seem to be mutable depending on the amount of information a being embodies and organizes in the 'right' way. If gravity is information which can be turned into knowledge if utilized, then knowing certain things can help beings on earth avoid situations that are, at least from a biological directive point of view, negative for them. Like learning about and avoiding stressful and dangerous situations that threaten physical existence, for one example. There are others and those not limited to merely ensuring you don't die unexpectedly, but aimed at improving the 'quality' of existence, which seem to be based in organizing information in the 'correct' way.