Nourished by Spin: The Twinkling Eyes Lifestyle.hygiene discipline around lifestyle and diet: |
In biofeedback terms, this was the heart of the incunabula approach
to time travel. The visual biofeedback was fractal spiral embedded
images generated from your own internal eeg and micromotion.
You might think of it as a way to take the wave path of all of
your body's biology and squeeze it infinitely by self-reference
into a time tunnel. The pent and recursive electrical geometry
of this was the core also of the pent/deca antennae geometry of
montauk.
However, what we would like to focus on here, are the psychological
correlates of this experience of electrical compression. It is
important that we don't view this uncovering of the phi based
recursion symmetry of infinite compression, to be only a sterile
solution to the problems of gravity, time bending, etc. While
it is all of that, it is much more important psychologically and
emotionally.
Try to think of the spin pattern survival dynamic of what happens
to the magnetism (and therefore the memory) of flow lines converging
at center. The sharing of path space at the convergence implosion
moment is a psychological as well as a physical test for what
is shareable. This essentially means, that if the genepool's collective
wave core is not in agreement with what you feel/think at the
moment of implosion (death or shamanic penetrance), then your
memories will wave cancel instead of propagate. The cancellation
of waves by non-shareable(non-symmetric) interference feels like
heat/ the definition of resistance to spin. The same symmetry
operations toward centering which when encountered non-resistively
(fractally embeddable) feel super-cool (super conductive/non"linear").
This difference between lack of perfect embedding in a spin field,
and perfect implosive nesting, is the physics of fear (resistance
to spin), versus love (sufi fractal heart magnetic wings which
embrace all of spin.)
Another useful metaphor might be the central modulator of the
universal radio station. In order to get voices through the squeeze
play of the transmitter, while at the same time was talking to
all the voices of this galactic sector, a certain discipline around
what could be modulated or enveloped onto the common carrier wave
might be necessary. The common carrier wave geometry for universally
transmissable info patterns, would be the wave envelope of perfect
embedding, or nestedness. Only fractality is infinitely compressible
and therefore infinitely shareable.
This is well depicted in Irving Dardik MD, article in Cycles magazine
on the direct relationship between onset fractality in heart rate
variability and health in general. Basically, the wave envelope
of what constitutes the perfect changes in heart rate looks like
a perfect fern tree folded fractal. The more fractality or embedding
allowed into the heart in the still point (zero place) between
beats, the more the infinite spin context of the universal song
could waltz into the electricity invited into the body by the
perfect embedded beating heart. ("Heart Waves" in Cycles
Magazine, Dec. 1996.)
The overall quality of this psychology of where spin lives, has
the feeling of the heart surgeon who cannot but bear to reach
in and touch lightning because it is so exciting. In the lightning
the spin is so dense that awareness or self embedding exists on
a new level. Therefore it is quite the perfect place to talk to
god/ or if you prefer the collected electrical voice of all the
DNA. Just one minor detail to contend with here, touch lightning
all at once and you get quite burnt (the "Powder" phenomenon.)
You need to be very distributable to survive in memory.
So what follows here are some magnetic exercises to learn the
shareable among spins, emotionally.
1. Decide for yourself today that you will only think thoughts
/ feel feelings, you'd be pleased to share.. infinitely.
2. As you do this, try breathing in the perfectly shareable fractal:
(spin path to zero point)..
(insert picture perfect 60 degree wave caddeuceus on its side...
)
here the breath moves
in and out in the geometry of perfect damping, or the perfect
way to approach the icy stillness of oneness. The depth and the
duration of each adjacent breath get smaller by ratio PHI (golden
mean).. When you reach the stillness, (preferrably in a magic
place), stay there in your body until the tingle tells you you
have finished your communion.
e.) sufi dance or tai chi or flame in go..
in the following perfect pent fractal patterns, and feel the rush
of "cryst-all-eyes-zing" awareness when waves agree.
(pictures pent nest, and tree of life..)
Date: Wed, 12 Mar 1997 10:09:16 -0800
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To: winter@primeline.com
From: reedbehr@peak.org (Reed Behrens)
Subject: Thanks. World Whale Day
Hi Dan,
Thank you, thank you, thank you. Recursively with fractal embeddedness!
I am still learning the basic terminology, but the message resonates clearly
in my heart--this is the vehicle for transformation--all those years of
meditation come to this, eh?
How do sperm whales fit into this? What chakras around a heart the size of a
volkswagen; a brain 6 times larger than ours? Are the large brained
mammals;whales, dolphins, elephants and humans to be the collective brain
matter of the awakening earth?
Here's what we are doing:
PRESS RELEASE**************************
World Whale Day
POB 2277 Corvallis, OR 97339 541.745.7822 email reedbehr@peak.org
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Date: March 6, 1997
Contact: Reed Behrens
541.745.7822, email reedbehr@peak.org
Corvallis, Oregon>
World Whale Day
Solstice, Saturday, June 21, 1997
--Yearly thereafter
A day of celebration for all who love whales and dolphins
In the tradition of Earth Day, World Whale Day begins a new yearly
tradition at Solstice. Whale and dolphin friends are invited to visit your
nearest coasts on Summer solstice(or Winter in the Southern Hemispere) to
participate in whale watching, and World Whale Day sponsored conferences or
events.
Join in this historic event's symposia, concerts and local gatherings!
Please visit our under construction world wide web site
http://www.peak.org/~reedbehr/worldwhaleday/
and use the links to other informative and inspiring cetacean sites.
The World Whale Day organization will be the information hub and electronic
nexus via the website facilitating worldwide coordination of celebrations
and events.
World Whale Day is a yearly celebration to promote research and
understanding on the intelligence of cetaceans and human impacts on their
environments.
One day seminars followed by a day of whale watching are being planned for
Maui, Monterey, and Newport, Oregon for the first years kick off events.
Conferences will be entitled,
Scientists, Naturalists and Writers on: Whales, dolphins and intelligence.
Interested researchers are encouraged to submit entries for seminar
presentations to reedbehr@peak.org.
Some little know facts about whales include:
1. Sperm whales have brains up to eight times larger than human brains, vast
"silent areas" of the neo-cortex associated with higher reasoning and
complex thought processes in humans-the brain/body ratio theory asserting
humans superiority has been discounted-an 8x larger brain is massively more
complex than required to manipulate additional muscles and tissues.
2. Whales brains have been in this advanced state of development for
millions of years compared to current human brain size only a fraction of
this time. Whales also have continuous cultural development for 30 million
years compared to human cultural development since the receding of the
glaciers of about 20,000 years.
Relatively little is known about sperm whale intelligence and behavior--open
ocean research on whales, which can be underwater for an hour and resurface
miles away, is difficult at best. Thanks to dedicated researchers, human
understanding of whales has progressed rapidly in the last 30 years.
3. Orcas,(brains 3x the size of human) once considered dangerous killers
(Killer Whales) are now known to have matrilineal societies with advanced
languages and, as yet, incomprehensible behavior labeled rituals" by
cetacean scientists. Language development is so advanced that dialects are
distinct between different pods living in the same region.
4. Human impacts from whaling and pollution have reduced blue whale
populations to 4% (450 remain)of original estimated prewhaling numbers.
Sperm, narwhal, fin and right whales populations have fared little better.
5. Aside from the direct threat from pirate and sanctioned whaling,
organohalogens (pcb's, ddt, dioxins etc.)are oil soluble pollutants, are
dangerous endocrine and hormone disruptors, and bio-magnify millions of
times up the oceanic food chain; deceptively, waters can test free of these
chemicals, whereas concentrations organohalogens in cetaceans residing in
those same waters can be lethal due to bioaccumulation and biomaginfication.
Chemicals we dump in our rivers, lakes wash into oceans and are killing
cetaceans worldwide. A recent dolphin stranded had pcb levels so high it's
body had to be disposed of a toxic waste!
This worldwide educational effort welcomes the collective human realization
of the unique and important place cetaceans play in the web of life.
We are all One Life,
Reed Behrens & Dr. Clint Evans
Directors, World Whale Day
World Whale Day is grateful for the following endorsements and supporters:
Lee Christie, William McDougall and Dr. Olivia De Bergerac, Sidney,
Australia, The Dolphin Society/ODB Consulting Pty LtdWilliam
Koethe,Portland, OR, Claudia Bartoli, Paul Chandler,Santa Cruz, CA,Michael
Dowd,Portland, OR, Ashleea,Maui, Kadar RA-Ja Maitreya-dhana Dove,New Mexico,
Lorna Soroko, Cindy Brochtrup,Corvallis, OR, Mark, Cheryl and Amy Allison,
The Kapular Family, Christina Behrens, Ed Glick, RN, Dr. AlanKapular, Dr.
Clint Evans and Lili, The Great Whales Foundation, FrancisJeffrey,San
Francisco, Hardy Jones, 2nd Annual Dolphin Tribe Gathering, The Dancing
Dolphin Institute Maui,Hawaii,Dr Jason Cressey, The Ocean
Institute,Vancouver, Canada, Mac Hawley, The Cetacean Freedom Network, Paul
Augustine, Future Utopia, Lynn Phillips, The DolphinCircle, WA,
RaunoLauhakangas, John Carter, Ken Davis, Ken Davis Music Int. P/L,Trish and
Wally Franklin,The Oceania Project, Scott Taylor, Cetacean Studies
Institute/Archive and Educational Programs, William S. Bennett, (Willy The
Whale) Interspecies Communications Specialist, Gaia Mind Project, Barbara
Ross, Congresswoman, State of Oregon, Jim Nollman, Interspecies
Communication Project
PRESS RELEASE**************************
World Whale Day
POB 2277 Corvallis, OR 97339 541.745.7822 email reedbehr@peak.org
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Date: March 6, 1997
Contact: Reed Behrens
541.745.7822, email reedbehr@peak.org
Corvallis, Oregon>
World Whale Day
Solstice, Saturday, June 21, 1997
--Yearly thereafter
A day of celebration for all who love whales and dolphins
In the tradition of Earth Day, World Whale Day begins a new yearly
tradition at Solstice. Whale and dolphin friends are invited to visit your
nearest coasts on Summer solstice(or Winter in the Southern Hemispere) to
participate in whale watching, and World Whale Day sponsored conferences or
events.
Join in this historic event's symposia, concerts and local gatherings!
Please visit our under construction world wide web site
http://www.peak.org/~reedbehr/worldwhaleday/
and use the links to other informative and inspiring cetacean sites.
The World Whale Day organization will be the information hub and electronic
nexus via the website facilitating worldwide coordination of celebrations
and events.
World Whale Day is a yearly celebration to promote research and
understanding on the intelligence of cetaceans and human impacts on their
environments.
One day seminars followed by a day of whale watching are being planned for
Maui, Monterey, and Newport, Oregon for the first years kick off events.
Conferences will be entitled,
Scientists, Naturalists and Writers on: Whales, dolphins and intelligence.
Interested researchers are encouraged to submit entries for seminar
presentations to reedbehr@peak.org.
Some little know facts about whales include:
1. Sperm whales have brains up to eight times larger than human brains, vast
"silent areas" of the neo-cortex associated with higher reasoning and
complex thought processes in humans-the brain/body ratio theory asserting
humans superiority has been discounted-an 8x larger brain is massively more
complex than required to manipulate additional muscles and tissues.
2. Whales brains have been in this advanced state of development for
millions of years compared to current human brain size only a fraction of
this time. Whales also have continuous cultural development for 30 million
years compared to human cultural development since the receding of the
glaciers of about 20,000 years.
Relatively little is known about sperm whale intelligence and behavior--open
ocean research on whales, which can be underwater for an hour and resurface
miles away, is difficult at best. Thanks to dedicated researchers, human
understanding of whales has progressed rapidly in the last 30 years.
3. Orcas,(brains 3x the size of human) once considered dangerous killers
(Killer Whales) are now known to have matrilineal societies with advanced
languages and, as yet, incomprehensible behavior labeled rituals" by
cetacean scientists. Language development is so advanced that dialects are
distinct between different pods living in the same region.
4. Human impacts from whaling and pollution have reduced blue whale
populations to 4% (450 remain)of original estimated prewhaling numbers.
Sperm, narwhal, fin and right whales populations have fared little better.
5. Aside from the direct threat from pirate and sanctioned whaling,
organohalogens (pcb's, ddt, dioxins etc.)are oil soluble pollutants, are
dangerous endocrine and hormone disruptors, and bio-magnify millions of
times up the oceanic food chain; deceptively, waters can test free of these
chemicals, whereas concentrations organohalogens in cetaceans residing in
those same waters can be lethal due to bioaccumulation and biomaginfication.
Chemicals we dump in our rivers, lakes wash into oceans and are killing
cetaceans worldwide. A recent dolphin stranded had pcb levels so high it's
body had to be disposed of a toxic waste!
This worldwide educational effort welcomes the collective human realization
of the unique and important place cetaceans play in the web of life.
We are all One Life,
Reed Behrens & Dr. Clint Evans
Directors, World Whale Day
World Whale Day is grateful for the following endorsements and supporters:
Lee Christie, William McDougall and Dr. Olivia De Bergerac, Sidney,
Australia, The Dolphin Society/ODB Consulting Pty LtdWilliam
Koethe,Portland, OR, Claudia Bartoli, Paul Chandler,Santa Cruz, CA,Michael
Dowd,Portland, OR, Ashleea,Maui, Kadar RA-Ja Maitreya-dhana Dove,New Mexico,
Lorna Soroko, Cindy Brochtrup,Corvallis, OR, Mark, Cheryl and Amy Allison,
The Kapular Family, Christina Behrens, Ed Glick, RN, Dr. AlanKapular, Dr.
Clint Evans and Lili, The Great Whales Foundation, FrancisJeffrey,San
Francisco, Hardy Jones, 2nd Annual Dolphin Tribe Gathering, The Dancing
Dolphin Institute Maui,Hawaii,Dr Jason Cressey, The Ocean
Institute,Vancouver, Canada, Mac Hawley, The Cetacean Freedom Network, Paul
Augustine, Future Utopia, Lynn Phillips, The DolphinCircle, WA,
RaunoLauhakangas, John Carter, Ken Davis, Ken Davis Music Int. P/L,Trish and
Wally Franklin,The Oceania Project, Scott Taylor, Cetacean Studies
Institute/Archive and Educational Programs, William S. Bennett, (Willy The
Whale) Interspecies Communications Specialist, Gaia Mind Project, Barbara
Ross, Congresswoman, State of Oregon, Jim Nollman, Interspecies
Communication Project
Cordially,
Reed Behrens
Director, World Whale Day
Corvallis, OR