A frequency generated within by a lack of disruptive thought patterns has opened a door. Is the door an entrance or an exit? At this point, does it really matter? Going through this wavedoor, we exit “reality” and enter our own field of consciousness, like a torus passing through itself. The thing about the matter-pattern we usually wake into is that whether or not we realize that we are consciousness experiencing itself, we return. So entering the wavedoor does not actually change anything, at least to our mind-based perception of the hologram which composes everything, including our bodies. But inside, intuitively, we know something has changed. We have chosen to be here. It is our choice entirely, as facets of one awareness, to be here and experience things at this frequency of space and time. Awakenings don't quite matter in the end, as we all awake each day into the world that we have chosen, and all that we experience is exactly what we wanted, whether we know it or not.
As stated before, synchronicity is an awareness of awareness, as is everything in existence. Synchromysticism is like surfing a nice wave instead of simply watching it crash to shore. Synchronicity involves a perceptual bending of space and time, in that patterns which occupy space form a pattern in time in a coherent event. We are all at once synchronized with everything in existence, whether we are aware of synchronicity or not, which is beautiful. The waves are affecting us, and we are affecting the waves, because we are one and the same experiencing itself. The fractal infinity of subdividing reality runnels are all linked eternally to one source. Meaning that the symbols we see are ourselves, as is everything in existence.
8 comments:
Feeling this in a major way, Tommy!
Thanks.
Some people really surf the web.
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Great post,
... clarity, precision, and timely.
(an experiential ob-serve-at-i-on)
Merci )
a GrebBear
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Very well said.
Hey Tommy, what's the name of that organic farm where you were learning to grow things? I want to check it out this year.
Thanks!
Sibyl
Sibyl - It's called the Roswell Kenari Farm. You can check us out on VolunteerSpot or in the WWOOF directory.
Very well written, it made makes a lot of sense..
Sometimes we get this feeling that an idea we read has gotten inside our head in a way that changed or moved something inside or outside. Sometimes we actually see a change, when it comes with its own day yavuuu moment attached...
Sometimes when I read my own stuff, it barely makes any sense to me. So I'm glad it resonated with a few of you. Thanks for reading :)
To shed light but not to master. Dennis
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