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Month: October 2021

Omnipotence and Responsibilities

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Many people on Terra believe in the concept of “God”, and many of those Gods tend to be omnipotent.  There are some who would argue too that a being from the Central Sun (any being, in fact), is omnipotent. But they would be incorrect, on all accounts. Beings from the Central Sun, with some exceptions, exist “forever”, but when they choose to be incarnate, they must exist in accordance with the rules for Life that were developed and defined in the constructs. They can “suffer”, they can go through any kind of trauma, they can accumulate karma for acts that they commit against another, and they will “die”. But the essence of their Soul will survive.

(The one exception for those from the Central Sun is when they commit an act that demonstrates that they are no longer worthy of or capable of supporting the higher Energies of the Central Sun. Sun an occurrence has happened in my Lifetime. The decision to “include an individual in their current Soul Cloud Universe”, rather than remain at the Central Sun, is made by the full Leadership Committee of the Central Sun – and NOT the Executive Council.)

During the development of the Constructs, there was a significant effort made to ensure that no individual Soul, including a Soul from the Central Sun, would never be “omnipotent”. Our reasoning for this is simple; if a Soul, or a group of Souls, were to earn or gain omnipotence, they could “rule” over others, and thereby eliminating the concepts of Free Will and Karma. Since Free Will and Karma were deemed to be essential, anything that was deemed to be contrary to those concepts was deemed unacceptable. These were incorporated into several of the Constructs. Since the sole purpose of “Life” is to allow a Soul to experience aspects of creation, the concept of having an “omnipotent being”, acting as an overlord for any Life, was deemed to be unacceptable. 

So are Souls from the Central Sun, or from the Leadership of a Universe, subject to the same rules as any other Soul in an incarnation?  Yes!  No Soul has been granted any additional privileges because of who they are.  They may have inherent abilities or skills that others may lack due to their own Life experiences (in both their current and past Lives), but even that is not a certainty.  Many of the abilities they may have are based in large part on what their own Soul Contracts allow for any particular Life or incarnation. 

To provide an example, We have worked with Souls who are “stuck” on Terra, after death or their incarnation. I have worked to free some of them, and send them “home”, often to the Soul Energy cloud of their Universe.  In one case, I have taken Souls from Terra to the Central Sun, and thereby raising their Energies in the process. But it has been brought to my attention that there are many Souls that are trapped on Terra, after an incredibly traumatic Life during World War 2. This large group (over 1 Millions Souls), includes approximately 7 Souls from the Central Sun as well – Souls from the Central Sun that are unable to return home at the end of the last incarnation.  The reasons may vary by individual, but in most cases, it is due to either the sever trauma they experienced, the lack of awareness that they are no longer “alive” in a physical body, or they simply do not have the necessary Energy or Knowledge of how to return home.

In these cases, an individual for a realm, with the requisite experience and ability, would be required to “release” the trapped Souls, and take them back home. Because I have done this kind of work in the past, I have been asked to help these Souls, trapped due to events and their deaths during World War 2, return home, including the 7 Souls from the Central Sun. I do not yet have a time frame for when this work will be done, but it will be soon (I hope within the next year). But this demonstrates that even those from the Central Sun are not immune for events and trauma that may occur in a given Life – they too can forget how to return home. 

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Macro versus micro

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Most people learn to see thing from a single perspective; they look at life and object around them and see entire things.  Buildings, vehicles, plants, animals, humans. Our focus is on the whole of each of these because that is the level that we tend to interact with.  We enter buildings and use them for shelter; we travel in a vehicle; we grow and/or harvest plants for food; we have animals as pets, or we use them as a source of food; and we develop relationships with humans that we know. At a macro level, each serves a purpose, and we are taught that their purpose is mostly to “serve” people, in one way or another.

At a macro level, we find little to no value in the sensory abilities of any of these things – in most cases, humans are oblivious to any sensory abilities that many of these have (pets are one exception). But if we train ourselves to look beyond the larger physical realm, what we could find would truly amaze you.  Plants can communicate with each other, through their root systems, but also through their ability to emit chemical compounds like different scents. Science has also found that plants can emit “sounds”, and respond to music, and with the proper equipment, we find that plants can create their own music as well (much of which is at a low enough volume that humans are incapable of hearing it without assistance). 

With animals and humans, which exist largely in a mobile manner, are actually very intricate biological machines capable of operating autonomously. Other than vocal utterances, humans and animals can communicate in a number of different ways; through body movements (egg, body language), through the use of unconscious sounds (such as the purring of a cat), through the sounds created by in the digestive systems (which could provide an alert for a food that may cause some level of distress). And then there are physical reactions; goosebumps (usually indicating either cold or excitement), sweat or shivers (indicating exposure to a temperature extreme), or tears (usually indicating an emotional response to something, or exposure to a particular chemical, like that in an onion). 

Many at this point may be asking about the inclusion of “buildings” and “vehicles” in this list.  It is not a mistake! Even these inanimate objects can have a “soul”, and in some cases, other Souls can inhabit the object. There are people that have an ability to communicate with their house, and are able to “interpret” the creeks and groans of a house; they know when something in the building needs repair – it may appear as an intuitive thought, something you “just know”, but in many cases, the Soul of the building has provided you with information, on some level, to address its needs.  Vehicles are the same way; many people “talk” to their car, as if it were a very close friend. But even a car will tell you when something is not quite right; it will begin making “funny noises”, or something will just not “feel right” – like from a transmission, or engine, all one need do is to listen closely to these noises to determine what they mean.  Noises are the only means that a car has of effectively communicating with you.

All of these latter things occur at a micro level – at a level that is beyond the basic level of input and output (as most people know and understand daily communications and Energies). It requires a higher degree of awareness and attention to master these, but they are possible for anybody to achieve.  It requires focus, and for one to pay attention to the environment that they are in.

For plants, we are just beginning to understand that plants are capable of creating “music” – sounds at a very low level that can now be captured with electronic systems and amplified. When humans and animals “hear” sound, what we are actually doing is sensing minute variations in the pressure of the air around them – pressure variations that last for fractions of a second; the ears (or in some cases other parts of a body, like bones), will convert or transmit these small pressure waves to a part of the body that will then convert them into an electrical signal that is then sent to the brain. The brain then interprets that information, and translates it into what we know as a sound. We learn at a young age to associate particular sounds with particular situations; music is one “situation”, but so are the sounds associated with the closing of a door, the running of a car engine, or the sounds of the wind blowing the limbs of a tree. All of these things are learned; they are how we process the information that we have received.  We have learned to interpret these inputs in a very limited way, even though often more information is available. 

We have yet to understand the extent to which plants communicate with each other.  We are aware that they communicate through their root networks, but we have yet to develop an ability to sense or interpret these communications. However, there are people that have an ability to communicate with plants, and in some cases, can communicate with plants that are many miles away by utilizing the interconnectedness of their root networks. As an example, I have communicated with whales and dolphins in the Pacific Ocean, while in my house in the mountains of Northern New Hampshire.  I begin the communications by communicating with the plants in my yard, tap into the root network, talk to plants and trees on the west coast, and then communicate to the whales and dolphins by using the roots systems that are used by the plants in the ocean (which are connected to the terrestrial plant networks through their root systems). Once you understand how and why these networks exist, and begin to see all that exists as Energies, you can begin to expand your own abilities to work with the additional information sources that exist all around you.

It really is just about perception and your own individual perspective.

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Your Senses, Perceptions, and Perspective

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We are all aware that we have 5 senses, and as we have discussed before, some are aware of a few more. Those “common” senses are vision, hearing, taste, smell, and touch. Collectively, they all work together to provide us with the input about our surroundings that we need to function on a daily basis, and in most cases, keep us free from harm. 

There are those who, for a variety of reasons, may not have full use of those 5 senses; people may be blind, they may be deaf, or they may suffer from a variety of other conditions which may render the other 3 primary senses incapable of providing the input they were intended to provide. In these cases, other senses may become more acute, and can help to compensate for the missing senses by providing more information than they normally would.

We all also tend to use our perceptions of what we sense to believe certain, or particular, things about our environment. We see a blue sky, and assume that everybody else can see a blue sky – that same blue sky that we can see.  But is that an accurate perception? Perhaps not. People that are color blind may not see a blue sky; they may not see the hues of green plants, or the beauty of the colors of fall in New England (in the United States). But when any 2 different people look at a blue sky, do they always see the same shade of blue? Or the same purple of a flower in the garden? Does the bark of a dog sound the same? Can 2 people process a sound, and with the same characteristics of that sound?

Our input from senses is an inherent ability, but how we perceive the input from those senses is largely learned. And what we perceive is somewhat dependent on our perspective. 

When creation and the Constructs were being formed, there was much “discussion” about the nature of sensory inputs that would be available to a Soul during their incarnate existence. We mentioned the 5 “standard” senses, but Life forms have a very wide variety of sensory inputs at their disposal, depending on the particular Life form, location, Universe, Dimension, and their  relationship to other objects (which could be very different that perspective). There were tradeoffs regarding the sensory abilities; in an organic Life form it was not considered practical for each individual body to have their basic sensory organs exactly the same; there would be differences due to genetics, environmental factors (such as toxins, inadequate nutrition, sensory input outside of limits (too loud or bright, as an example)), or an inability to adequately process that sensor input. So, despite everybody being able to see a blue sky, the specific shade of “blue” will have very subtle differences from one individual to another. In short, all bodies are individually unique, and despite the great commonalities we all have, there are enough subtle differences in our senses to provide a different experience.

So why is this discussion important? Because there is one element of existence that is not accounted for in any of the basic senses.  

That one element is Energy. Energy forms the basis for everything that exists. Everything that is physical begins, or is formed from, Energy. So what exactly is Energy? This is a difficult question to answer – Souls on Terra have defined “Energy” in terms that can be quantified by the laws of nature as they are understood on Terra.  However, that is a very limited and incomplete perspective. 

Energy does not necessarily have a relationship to work. Energy can be either coherent or incoherent. It may have an associated frequency, but it does not have to. It is not required to have any form of potential Energy values. The Energies that we are discussing here may have consciousness (and likely does). Within some constraints, Energy may exhibit multidimensional properties. It is not electricity, heat, or chemical. 

The Energy that we are discussing consists of small quanta (or amounts) of discrete Energies, the same Energies that existed during creation. As we have discussed before, there are 7 different discrete Energies, each with slightly properties. They can “combine” (although “work together” is likely a more appropriate term) in many different ways.  It is these combined Energies that make up the Souls for all Life. Because these Soul Energies have an ability to attract and communicate, they are considered sentient. 

Why is this important in the context of human senses and perception?  Because every Soul was given an inherent ability to communicate with other Souls; this communication and sensory capability can be used to communicate and sense all of the elements in and of your surroundings. And since it is based on the base Energies of all of creation, it provides a level of commonality between all of the different elements of creation.  So, for instance, it would not matter that one person might “see” a particular shade of green and purple when looking at a plant that their friend; if both were to use their inherent abilities to look at the Energies of the plant, they would find that the differences that they can visualize with their sensory input could be eliminated – specifically because they are sensing an input at the base Energy level of the Soul.

Can anybody sense these base Energies?  Yes, with some amount of work – this ability was not denied to any Soul, but most humans on Terra have learned to only rely on the input that their 5 primary sensed provide.  If they can “feel it”, they believe it. If they cannot feel it, then it does not exist or it cannot be trusted. How would one develop or use these abilities? They are all attainable when people go into a deep meditation – deep enough that they have the ability to communicate with their own Soul. It requires that people be very adept at sensing all of the Energies around them; it requires a significant level of relaxation, focus, and discipline. It is at this level of consciousness that people can sense the Energies in and around a candle flame for instance, or communicate with the Souls of stones – both first steps in the process of learning to communicate and be aware.  And this all is typically done with the eyes closed (at least initially). 

This is important because it allows Souls to “level the field” when relying on input from your sensory abilities. 2 Souls may see a different blue sky, but they can both feel and coexist with that blue sky, and understand they are looking at (and experiencing) the same thing. This ability will become more important as Souls continue on their own spiritual path to higher Dimensions; Since the 5 “human” senses would have very limited use in higher Dimensions (other sensory abilities exist there), being able to sense these kind of Energies will make the initial excursions in the higher planes of existence much easier to navigate and exist in.

For those interested, I see/experience the sky, in Red/Green/Blue (RGB) terms as 165R/229G/255B (The color “Lambent” on the website “https://i.pinimg.com/originals/7f/95/c6/7f95c602630eb482982072ec81656b51.png“).  And if given a choice, I MUCH prefer the smell of skunk to any cigar.

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Subtle Energies and Healing

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Living beings are complex and dynamic objects. They generally consist of a number of different  Souls, all acting in unison (most of the time), to accomplish a variety of goals. Yet when the Life Construct was developed, there was an understanding that Life itself would, almost of necessity, need to be at least somewhat dependent on its environment, so it was Likely going to be somewhat fragile.  No particular system of a given life could be allowed to dominate because of the potential for harm to the whole. A delicate balance had to exist, a balance that would ultimately require very subtle changes and shifts of Energies. 

Nutrients, in the form of compounds we know as vitamins, as well as minerals, play a vital part in maintaining the balance of Energies within any body. Any deficiency can result in the slow down of processes in the body due to inefficiency – the body does not have what it needs to operate without difficulty. It is not necessarily the actual mineral or vitamin that is needed; in some cases (but not all), it may be that the Energies of the vitamin or mineral may be all that is needed. Many of the nutrients that a body requires can be found in the area where the person is, it is not necessarily required that it be obtained from a long distance away.

When the Life Construct was initially developed, there was an assumption that any given Soul would travel within a relatively small area – although walking a running provided an ability to possibly travel further in a shorter period of time, the body would adapt to the changes in foods and nutrient sources as they moved – walking was slow enough that this adaptation could be supported. But along with the nutrients in a given area, there were other Life forms (like bacteria, viruses, and fungi) that would be local, and dependent on the nutrients in their local area for nutritional support. Eventually, some of these Life forms became toxic to people and other larger Life forms (animals, for instance); but the illnesses that were a result of these things could be addressed by the nutrients that were located in this local area.  For instance, a virus that was native to Berlin, Germany, and caused a particular kind of respiratory infection in animals (including humans), could be treated by nutrients or other compounds in that local area. The intent was to make healing possible in any given area, using locally derived nutrient sources (plants, bacteria, other viruses, or fungi). Of course this did not adequately consider the movement and relocation of people over long distances.

But there were compromises. Each illness has an Energy that is associated with its origin location. If one had the ability to determine what that Energy was, and where its origination was, they would be able to look at the flora and fauna of that particular area, and determine the “antidote” or compounds that were needed to correct and resolve that particular illness, by obtaining and using that particular compound. This would have been relatively easy, since all of these compounds would be located in the areas around where the infection occurred.

The other method involves looking at the illness, with an intent on determining what the Energies of that healing compound were (keeping in mind that there may be multiple compounds). Each illness, in addition to having the Energies of its origin, also have the Energies of the compounds that are required to heal the infected body (or in other terms, each illness that has an outside organic source has an Energy associated with it that it is vulnerable to). In the case of either of these compromise healing methods, each would require a healer that is sufficiently capable of looking into the specific Energies of a given illness, finding the information about it, and then using that information to provide a compound that would kill or eliminate the source of the illness.  Unfortunately, there are very few Energy healers of this kind that have this demonstrated ability, possibly in part because this particular information is not widely known, and because the constraints of society do not all for the consideration of this kind of ability. 

To give an idea of the subtle nature of Life and illnesses, let me provide some examples.

I once worked on an elderly woman who suffered from terrible headaches (non-migraine). After looking at what was going on with her Energies for a few minutes, I was able to determine that the headaches were being caused by the chemicals in a hair dye that she was using. There existed a chemical in the dye that was penetrating her scalp, and then getting into her brain, where it was causing an Energy imbalance with the chemistry of the brain, which in turn resulted in the headaches.  Once she stopped using the hair dye, the headaches stopped.

In the second example, I had been having a craving for broccoli; two weeks after this craving began, I was scheduled to give blood.  As it turns out, my hemoglobin (the amount of iron ion the blood) was low; if I had made a greater effort to eat more broccoli, the iron in the food would have raised my blood iron levels.

For people that are prone to colds and the flu, there are a number of antiviral compounds that, if taken in low doses (or incorporated into their diets), could help to prevent colds and flu (or other virus borne illnesses). There are many information sources for these compounds, and many of these compounds are relatively easy to obtain. 

I see people on a regular basis that have a buildup of toxins of various kinds in the body. There are some generalizations that can be made regarding many of them. I do see people who have a buildup of bile in their body, to the point that the buildup creates issues with the liver, gall bladder, or the bile ducts.  I have had people use either fresh pineapple or grapefruit to help breakup the bile – the enzymes in both are effective at dissolving the bile compounds.  In another situation, many people have a buildup of heavy metals in their body.  Modern medicine would typically use chelation therapy to remove these heavy metals from the body (chelation involves the giving of compounds that will bind with the metals and make them easier to eliminate through the bodies normal processes.  However, a more common chelation compound is Pectin, which is found in most fruits, jellies, and is used as a thickener for canning. 

Food cravings are in important part of a healing process also. People have cravings for specific foods all the time, but many either do not pay attention to the craving (they ignore it), or wait too long to eat the food(s) that they crave.  The broccoli example above is a good example of a food craving; my body needed iron, it knows that it can get iron from broccoli, so it manifests a craving for broccoli. A few years ago, I had a craving for Haddock, a fish that I had never eaten before. The craving kept getting stronger, until I could no longer avoid it (at the time, I was a vegetarian, I had not eaten fish in over 20 years).  As it turns out, Haddock is a fish that is very high in Iodine, one of those nutrients that is important for the functions of the Thyroid. Unknown to me at the time, I had a large (benign) tumor on my Thyroid, and it had to be removed. But it was the problem with the Thyroid that caused me to crave Haddock; I had certainly seen Haddock in the store many times, and my body knew that it could get the needed Iodine from it.

Many people say they have a “craving”, for candy or sugar as an example. In most cases, this is not a true craving, it is an unconscious desire for a sweet. A good way to tell a “craving” from a “desire” is that a craving will tend to get stronger over time, while a “desire” for something will stay at the same level over time. But a degree of common sense might help as well; unless you hypoglycemic (you have low blood sugar), most people will not have a need for a sugar, even though it may taste very good.  One should avoid the sugar if this is the case.  When you have a food that you crave, ask yourself the question: Will this be good for me, or will I resolve a craving by eating this food?  If the answer is no, then do not eat it. If it could have a benefit, with a common sense thought process to explain why you want it, then eat it. And if the craving is for a food that you have not had in a while (or ever), then definitely eat it, very soon; even though you may not know what the craving is for, there is a good chance that your body does know, and it is trying to tell you about it.  Listen, you might benefit from it.

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The Multiverse and Dimensions

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We live in a Universe that appears, by all measure, very large.  There are billions of galaxies, each with billions of planets. We believe that it spans an area of billions of light years. But is this all that is, this Universe we are in?

The quick answer is “no”. But there is more to the answer.

Although there are currently a finite number of Universes, there is no upper limit of how many different Universes there could possibly be. There are criteria for what is required for a Universe; a given amount of Energy, which consents to be divided into smaller discrete Energies (which eventually will become galaxies, stars, planets, and all of the Life Forms that will exist within the new Universe), and a commitment to use and abide by the elements of the Constructs (largely because they form a known and working framework for all that would be included in the new Universe). Universes have no restrictions on their size; they can be large, like the current Universe that includes Terra, or they can be incredibly small. Universes may exist within each other (a small Universe may exist within a large Universe). They can be nested – one within a larger one, which exists within a Universe that is yet larger.  All of this complexity is not only allowed, but the parameters of how this may occur are a part of what is defined within the Constructs.

Universes have the ability to define the Time standards that they wish to use; they can determine the forms of Life they would like to include (if any); they can choose how they would like to structure the areas within their boundaries (how Space and matter are configured, for instance); and to a degree, they can determine the characteristics that will exist (for instance, would they permit things like greed and wars to exist – which will likely be changed within the terms of the Constructs). 

There is another form of “nesting” that Universes are capable of supporting. They have the ability to “layer” themselves, in order to support more Life Souls in a given area.  As an example, they can “shift” the phase of their base Energies by a few degrees (5 degrees is the minimum required to avoid interference), to create another layer within the Universe. These “phase shifted” areas exist within the same boundaries as other layers, and they contain the same general Life forms that exist (or could exist) within the other Layers. Because of the phase shift, each layer will be unknown to those in another layer, in large part because of the limitations of the sensors or sensory abilities of Life forms and the technologies they have developed (however, it is possible that “portals” do exist between the different layers, that could allow for transit between them, or communications between them, for purposes of deconfliction).  It is possible, and in some cases likely, that events or actions in one layer may impact or effect things in another layer – for instance, when a nuclear detonation occurs. As a reference, many Universes contain these kinds of layers. And these layers do not constitute a different Universe, or a different Dimension.

The intent has always been that the Energies of all that is would have the ability to experience the aspects of “Life”, as those in early existence have done, whether that Life takes on a physical form, or remains as an Energy being. The Creators do not have a desire to limit the experience of the freedom of Life to themselves, they felt and understood the importance of allowing other Souls to experience as well.

In addition to Universes (and all that they may contain), there are also a number of different Dimensions.  Unlike Universes, there are an absolute finite number of Dimensions, due mainly to practical limits and the increasing complexity of higher Dimensions. The limit is 17 different Dimensions; the 17th Dimension is the location of the Central Sun, the 16th Dimension is reserved for what amounts to a specialized Energy Library, and the 15th Dimension is reserved as a “buffer”, or empty Dimension. The 9th and 7th Dimensions are where healers exist that use different geometric forms and mathematics for healing; their work is used not only in their Dimensions, but the Souls from these Dimensions also incarnate in other Dimensions in order to help others with the technologies that they have developed and use. In a practical sense, Dimensions are superior to any Universe, in part because they have a significantly greater complexity, and do not follow the same type of hierarchical framework that a Universe does. 

Dimensions, like Universes, may also be nested – for instance, a 3 Dimensional body (or Dimension) can exist within the 5th Dimension. And a 5th Dimensional object can reside within a 3 Dimensional space, even though beings and Souls may not have the ability to sense its presence. There is not real practical way to describe a higher Universe, in large part due to the limitations of the Language, Science, and understanding of Humans (and other beings) in the Terran Universe. Souls that originated in other Dimensions might have the ability to understand higher order Dimensions, in large part due to the fact that they have been in one before; whether or not they would will depend on what they are allowed to experience (which is an element in their Soul Contract), and on their own Soul’s development (are they ready to experience this again). 

One of the main differences between a Universe and a Dimension (other than the level of complexity), involves the concepts of Time. In a Universe, Time is viewed as a linear series of events, even though the rate of Time may be different from one to another. In a Dimension however, Time is often not linear; at the Central Sun, “Time” is more of a concept that is interpreted or defined at an individual level.  For instance, when I (as the Librarian) look for information in the Libraries, I do so without reference to Time – I can travel through “Time”, both forwards (to an extent) and backwards with little effort (the inability to travel forward in Time unrestricted has more to do with my own Soul Contract limitations – I am not allowed to see or know things that could impact my own personal Free Will decisions). I can also travel through the directions of Time (Time, in the higher Dimensions, does have directions – something that I am unable to explain due to inherent vocabulary inadequacies). In this state, Time itself exhibits Multidimensional properties.

With this writing, it is our intent to provide at least a glimpse of some of the complexities of existence, and to indicate that “Science” has yet much to learn.

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