flamy Posted October 5, 2011 Author Posted October 5, 2011 You mean you can see everything? Aya will lead you to whatever you ask her for, and whatever you didn't ask for but your Soul needs.
Yoda-esque Posted October 5, 2011 Posted October 5, 2011 Aya will lead you to whatever you ask her for' date=' and whatever you didn't ask for but your Soul needs.[/quote'] You've got an alternate career as new-age Guru :giggle: Move aside DC
punjabi_khota Posted October 5, 2011 Posted October 5, 2011 Haha, poetic! I'll see, man. To be honest, I most probably will not in the coming ceremony this weekend. I have other things to take care of. After I am done with my personal journeys, I'll start taking requests :D Took me three more readings. That's the most amazing image ever! Write more on this, brother Vijay.
flamy Posted October 5, 2011 Author Posted October 5, 2011 You've got an alternate career as new-age Guru :giggle: Move aside DC Hehe, hardly! I haven't read much Deepak, but what little nuggets of his Wisdom I have picked up in passing have been absolute gold! Like: 1. When we despise someone, we do that because we see them do things we hate in ourselves. 2. Stop getting attached to what you think you are the best at. That will be the roadblock to reaching peace. (another lesson in humility) Lo Flamy....en mental guru idu :winky: navellaru mental kano :)
f.b.m Posted October 6, 2011 Posted October 6, 2011 Dunno why whenever I see flamy poast I picture this: [ame= Firth - Jerry Jackson - Drugs - YouTube[/ame]
flamy Posted October 7, 2011 Author Posted October 7, 2011 Sitting in ceremony again tonight. I'll borrow something from David Deida because this resonates deep within my Being and I could not say it better. I'm humbled by the Godliness of Deida: There are two ways to deal with woman and world without compromising your true gifts or dribbling away the force of your deep being. One way is to renounce sexual intimacy and worldliness, totally dedicating yourself without distraction or compromise to the path you choose to pursue, free of the seemingly constant demands of woman and world. The other way is to "FECK" both to smithereens, to ravish them with your love unsheathed, to give your true gifts despite the constant tussle of woman and world, to smelt your authentic gifts in this friction of opposition and surrender, to thrust love from the freedom of your deep being even as your body and mind die blissfully through a crucifixion of inevitable pleasure and pain, attraction and repulsion, gain and loss. No gifts left ungiven. No limit to the depth of being. Only openness, freedom, and love as the legacy of your intercourse with woman and world.
Vijay.Sharma Posted October 7, 2011 Posted October 7, 2011 Haha, poetic! I'll see, man. To be honest, I most probably will not in the coming ceremony this weekend. I have other things to take care of. After I am done with my personal journeys, I'll start taking requests :D Took me three more readings. That's the most amazing image ever! Write more on this, brother Vijay.From a scientific and theoretical physics perspective space-time at it's very fundamental level of existence is an expression of geometry. All molecules, compounds, and substances can be understood in the form of geometry (bonds, the chemistry aspect of space-time). The very first 'action' of existence of space-time is division. A point/dot (consciousness) comes exists and becomes aware of itself by dividing (rather creating another instance of) itself. Now there are 2 points - the original point knows itself in relation to the new point (this is the birth of relativity without which the original point (or consciousness) cannot know itself). There is a lot more about this "mystical" explanation in the science of 'sacred geometry'. Search for some videos on sacred geometry by a guy called Gilchrist - he explains it very well. Anyway, the traditional sciences have always understood space-time is built on what is known as fractal geometry (dimensions within dimensions). But Euclidean geometry believed in 3d space which does not support quantum physics or any other modern theories. In the 80's a guy named Mandelbrot discovered a mathematical expression for the fractal nature of universe and he coined it Mandelbrot set. Modern science tells us that space-time is fractal in nature i.e. the same pattern keeps repeating itself over and over again. Ex - 99.99999% space in an atom = pattern "A". The same pattern is found if you move from the atomic level to say an organism level (we are made up of 99.99999% space). Similarly solar system follows the same pattern of 99.99999% space with central nucleus (sun) and orbits of electrons (planets). Stars together align themselves in similar pattern of constellations, next galaxies, clusters, etc. The pattern repeats infinitely outside and infinitely inside. Now, there are some theories gaining ground about the geometrical nature of space-time i.e. the fractal pattern of space-time. All of space-time is expressed as a dot (relative) or sphere. So how does matter form inside this sphere of plasmic consciousness? For a perfect state of equilibrium, the theory says, a tetrahedron geometry formation allows for the expression of matter. This model predicts that at the energetic center of every object exists a "collapse of space-time" (what is popularly known as a black hole). It predicts that every galaxy has a massive black hole at its center which astronomers are corroborating on a daily basis. So imagine the sphere as the boundary inside which space-time collapses (dot = black hole kinda analogy). Within this collapse, the minimum matter that can exist in perfect equilibrium is when the matter forms a shape of a tetrahedron. the tetrahedron is the expression of infinity from within the finite space of a dot. No wonder why most of the pyramids (tetrahedrons) of the world are increasingly being thought of as energy vortexes (center of the tetrahedron is a new dot holding within itself an infinite potential - and the fractal universe continues...) A little off track - Was it Akshay or RoRo in the other pyramids thread who said something about pyramids of egypt being some kinda energy centers for future mankind? Well the current understanding is that the pyramids were power plants of sorts - all pyramids whether in egypt, mehico, south america, china, etc.
flamy Posted October 7, 2011 Author Posted October 7, 2011 Wonderful! I have to read again at a more leisurely pace to comment on the above. A quick comment on black holes though. I believe they are portals to parallel dimensions - Energetic membranes between dimensions.
Raghav_12 Posted October 8, 2011 Posted October 8, 2011 I have a feeling I am witnessing something very profound, through reading discussions between enlightened souls like Vijay Sharma and Flamy...:hysterical::hysterical:
10DuLKaR Posted October 8, 2011 Posted October 8, 2011 Interesting. More detailed info about it here - http://www.nationalgeographic.com/adventure/0603/features/peru.html
akshayxyz Posted October 8, 2011 Posted October 8, 2011 @Vijay - no I did not say any such thing even remotely :nervous: My understanding of pyramids is rather simple. A simple ancient building most likely made to fulfill desire of some egomaniac king(s)...that is it...............or perhaps some of your previous birth work :hmmm: :winky:
Vijay.Sharma Posted October 10, 2011 Posted October 10, 2011 @Vijay - no I did not say any such thing even remotely :nervous:Sorry, it was some guy by name AssBad07 (guess he is one of those fellows who just created a new id because he didn't have the guts to present his opinions with the same id he uses regularly - 6 posts in all). Here's what he said Also the pyramids are more than simple structures, I believe they build to help and protect the mankind in future , in one way or another. It has an energy of its own or let's say it manages to convert or conserve a unique type of energy, symbol of fire. Fire being our source of life - Sun. My understanding of pyramids is rather simple. A simple ancient building most likely made to fulfill desire of some egomaniac king(s)...that is it...............or perhaps some of your previous birth work :hmmm: :winky:Akshay, that theory is an archaic, ancient, ignorant one still being propagated by those who cling on to the theory devised by some 19th century fellow when he came across the pyramid. Some Facts - Fact1 - Not a single, yes you will be very very surprised to read this because they did not teach you this in school or do not mention it in Nat Geo or Discovery channels, tomb or mummy has ever been discovered in a pyramid. Not in Egypt, not the world over Fact2 - There is no mention in any Egyptian texts we have discovered so far that the pyramids were built by them. Quite surprising isn't it, especially given the fact that we have Egyptian texts that tell us every damn thing about how they lived, how they ate, what they ate, where they shat, why the fu
Vijay.Sharma Posted October 10, 2011 Posted October 10, 2011 Flames, I checked out on Ibogaine - I think it is the same thing I was referring to...similar to ayahuasca, a ritualistic drink to alter consciousness. But I am still not 100% sure coz "ibogaine" the name seems to be about the chemical compound and it seems it is a very good de-addiction medicine for addicts (so quite obviously banned in the developed countries..lol). I am not sure if the african drink is called ibogaine too
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