Wisdom of Ages

Everything is connected and all is vibration. As above so below. Nature manifest change in dual entangled, equal epposite expression. This is hardly a novel idea or ideology despite the beat efforts of Religion to obfuscate the principle and eradicate the knowledge we inherited from our ancestors. and the proof is evident in their symbolic depiction of it that has survived the demise of the culture that   synor is it the mystical, magical, or divine as Western scholars or the devout and devoted are want to believe. From a present aware of the nature of entrainment, mutual relevance and the entanglement of subatomic particles, the abovementioned 3000yo universal Vedic principles are entirely plausable. Everything is connected is an accurate if controversial description of the dual entangled and equal  mirror opposite nature of quantum particles that Einstein decried as "spooky action at a distance". Since then entanglement has given rise to a entirely new branch of ph...

Thanks to modern day technology we are able to experience the deep meditative mental states of Zen Buddhist monks, the ecstatic trance states of tribal practices, or induce 'out-of-body' experiences and lucid dream states whenever we feel like, without the mental rigor and physical discipline that they normally demand. And thanks to the many talented composers that publish and distribute their artistry online we're able to enhance our concentration, improve mental acuity, reduce anxiety, lower stress and get a good night's rest as easy as choosing the appropriate soundtrack. Anyone with a digital music player and earphones can literally choose to entrain any mental faculty or state or mood, entrain the manifest ability of any specific chakra, enhance any flow-state and decide how they would like to feel.  Of the three types of brainwave entrainment, binaural beats is an auditory processing artifact when we deliver bespoke atonal stimuli. The slight frequency difference ...

The universal principle of dual entangled existence (Quantum Entanglement) and the mutual relevance that endear the ebb and flow of Nature's cocreative confluence (Periodicity), and the primordial Nature of Creation that realize everything connect in mutual relevance contrives the premise for the screenplay of the popular movie, the Butterfly Effect. Whereas the storyline is a allegorical supposition it is prudent to mention that the mystical allusion that everything is connected is a well known modern scientific principle. In the field of quantum physics the Butterfly Effect  is known as entanglement and refers to the equal mirror opposite nature of quantum particles, and the particle-wave duality that manifest matter in the advent of a quantum wave collapse,  In the 'Grand Scheme of Things' the elusive principle is pervasive and insipid, and fundamental to the nature of creation and existence. Unbeknownst to most the Quantum principles that Einstein called spooky a...

The origin of mankind's search for meaning pre-date living history. Most Western scholars would argue that our search for reason originated between being able to talk and the ability to write. Some say emerging consciousness the nature of our evolutionary heratige and harken back to a time long before our species committed to a bipedal means of ambulation. Anciently Greek philosophers are often accredited by their use of the word logos, meaning to account or reason, to define their understanding of life, a term that was included in the official lexicon of philosophy around 500 BC. The claim refutes mounting archeological evidence dating back a thousand years hence that document Vedic texts with knowledge that was inherited as a living memory, and its origins lost in antiquity. Given the discrepancy between East and West it is no surprise to find that there is no collective reason that can resolve our most vexing concerns such as what is the meaning of life and answering the quest...

Some believe that love hurts, scorn and scars and leave your soul to bleed in the bloody aftermath, and yet most of us think love is all we need. Nobody knows why we loose our mind hooked on a feeling that none of us know anything about. And so it was for me.  After being conceived in the spirit of free loving and born to a growing concern about morals and values that drowned out the happy care free living of the Hippy Revolution that was threatening the budding world economy and opposing the segregation, subjugation and subservience necessary to protect and preserve the rule of law and establish the regulatory requirements necessary to legislate the lifestyle we are living today. If the revolution did not falter before the conservative backlash my conception would have been celebrated as a gift of hope and promise to a generation free of the hapless burocracy, senseless violence and decrepit self interest that plague social convention and threaten the sanity and sanctity of t...

All things considered it is no surprise to find that the restrictions and isolation required by the current global pandemic would fuel our fears and heighten the uncertainty of a social decree that was on the brink of ruin long before the public health advisory that we lock down and stay home. By all accounts the here and now is a defining moment in the history of wo(man)kind as for the first time in living memory everyone accross the world is confronted with a common threat, the first time that all of us are united by conscious presence without having recourse to social grace and primed appearances and forced by similar circumstance to question common purpose, search for mutual relevance and share a present sense of reference. From a conscious aware of the nature of intent to manifest change the potential presented by such a enormous confluence of mutual interest is as unfathomable as the realization that it would be a unmitigated error if we do everything to abate a predicament and d...

I used to think that the flow of creation endears itself to the confluence of mutual collaborative happenstance. At least according to my Dungeons and Dragons club, and if you ever sang in a choir or played in a orchestra and band, or acted in a Broadway play on stage you will know how it feels.  I vividly remember playing the Apostle number nine in a stage production of the then banded 'Jesus Christ Superstar'. Besides featuring on my five most fondest memories the experience led to my first crush, the first time I ever fell in love (hard), acted on lust, broke my heart, and made my debut as a undercover homosexual fetishist with incidental voyeuristic intentions. Besides the rush of the performance and the trill of unbridled arousal there is nothing more I recall of my entire career as a thespian with dreams of stardom and a insatiable sexual appetite. Now that I'm old the details are regrettably lost, but the bittersweet memory of how life feels living well and without a...