Hi Joanie,

I with you...my feet planted firmly on the ground.

Actually I'm all about innerspace...love the spaciousness!!

have a wonderful everything, ruth

The day sings sunlight
In a lie-shame-brain
Dressing myself with opacity

And I am pretending that I am a star
And yes, I am pretending so much
I blow my head with pressurized-nothing
And yes it's oversize
I think so big my head got the name of many astrals

Believing in molecules-ideas
Building cellular-empire

The mind full of gravity-vulgarity
Actions taxed with over-weight time
Hyper-sensitivity to any new thought
Reactions programmed-events

So I say to myself
I will blow the case
And I will blow it until I reach the sky
With all my strength, specially with the strength of others
Everyone will see that I am there
My majestic-presence will be claimed
So, I will be allowed to this first love-promises

I had to walk over many dead-bodies
Now that I am reaching the final floor
I am ready for the final act
I am proud but weak
Millions eyes watching

My being, in a large spacial-vision
Gold-limitation but sharp-powerful

By surprise, the sound of a white-heartbeat
Monstrously appeared right in front of me
In the next moment I was into the knowledge of letting go...

And I reach myself

I breath and I let go...

I will keep my feet on earth. I've read that man may use the moon as a garbage collection
site if we run out of room on this planet! Now vacationing under water might be interesting.

Sounds so futuristic, like out of a comic book, huh Ruth? Sadly though, taxpayers will pay for these installations, and then be too poor to be able to afford to go to them! This is what I don't like about some things...we all help build it, and only the rich, privileged, get to enjoy it. I'd choose the moon over the bottom of the ocean though... always wanted to touch the moon!

Aloha Joanie

Well it is nice we are going abstract as deep:) I love how Nassim Haramein shares we are planted space probes of muliti realities.

love patty

*This is a short article written by Nassim Haramein for a layman magazine publication. THE GEOMETRY OF SPACE ByNassim HarameinHave you ever wondered what this reality is made of? This atomic structure that is palpable, thatseems so real? How is it that from nothingness everything emerges? Atoms are made of99.99999% space, so it turns out that what we call reality is mostly space with a little bit of ajiggle—a little vibratory fluctuation or, as described in quantum theory, a waveform generating what we call atomic structure. One must wonder, couldn't this fluctuation be a function of the space itself? Could space actually be full instead of empty? Couldn't atomic structures be onlythe symptom of the fluctuation of space?This is nothing new; most ancient civilizations believed in an all-prevailing soup of energyembedded within the fabric of space, and later many of the world's great thinkers, including suchscientists as Albert Einstein, Nicolas Tesla, Buckminster Fuller and Walter Russell, believed in an all-prevailing energy at the base of the fabric of space. The premise of this research is simple;space is not empty, it is full! It is full of an energy that creates atomic structures themselves —reality. It is a sea of electromagnetic flux we call the zero point energy, which has been demonstrated beyond a shadow of a doubt, since its mechanical effects have now been measured in laboratories, and the cosmological constant was added to the vacuum at the universal scale to accommodate for the observed acceleration of expansion. In simple terms, reality is not unlike the phase transition that water undergoes when its moleculeschange into ice. This thermodynamic effect is the result of a transfer of energy or informationfrom one state to another. In this case water can be represented as atomic structure and ice as the energy of the vacuum structure. Now we can identify both sides of the equation--one being awave form (water or liquid) and the other being geometric (solid) as it gets cooler.This research identifies the geometric relationship between space and the phase experienced bymatter as related to [or illustrated by] the water/ice example. The relationship is geometricallycommunicated as a fractal tetrahedral array circumscribed by a sphere where the vector lines of forces generated by the geometric array is the structure of space itself, and the sphere is thewaveform resulting from the fluctuation of space, that we observe as atoms. The geometricrelationship to the waveform is non-linear, since it is fractal with spheres—from infinitely big toinfinitely small—embedded within each other in all directions, thus creating the experience of reality.
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© Copyright 2000 by Nassim HarameinAll rights reserved For instance, you can imagine in mechanical terms, that the electron spins are embedded in the rotation of the earth, embedded in the rotation of our solar system, embedded in the galactic arm,embedded in our galactic disk, embedded in our cluster, embedded in our superclusters,embedded in our Universe which duplicates fractally to infinity thus, more accurately denoted asour Multiverse. The structure resolution is described by the orbital's relationship to infinity, frominfinitely big to infinitely small.Now, picture yourself as one of these boundaries between the infinitely large and the infinitelysmall. The transfer of information, or energy, going across the boundaries is reciprocal in bothdirections. For example, the energy dispensed during the day by your body in terms ofthermodynamics is reciprocal to the information gathered by your senses feeding yourconsciousness. The vector directions are at a 180 phase from each other or, in other words, inopposite directions, whereby the energy dispensed by your body is from the boundary outside ofyourself and the information gathering is from the boundary inside of yourself, i.e. Consciousness or self-awareness. The standing waveform generated by the opposite phases is theboundary we call reality. The information transfer across the boundary is a function of the 64 codons generating the amino acids of the double helix of the DNA structure. The combinations of codons that seem to be inactive (only 20 out of 64 codons generate the DNA amino acids) areinteracting geometrically with the fractal dimensions of space to transfer the information acrossthe boundary, resulting in what is popularly known as the auric field. To give you an idea of the amount of information transfer related to only the actual 20 codons, ifyou were to extend a DNA packet found at the center of a cell so it unraveled like a tight stringand you were to hold end to end all of the strands that are found in one human body alone, itwould take a jet plane traveling at 1,000 mph approximately 24,000 years to fly to the end of thatDNA.Now why is it that most human beings will often utter the statement that it is impossible to imagine infinity when their own existence is part of the infinite boundary generated by the fractal geometry of space? The reason is simple—the tendency is to attempt to visualize the Multiversein the external, infinitely large vector direction. However, visualization is a function ofconsciousness, thereby from the boundary inward, which is a vector direction towards theinfinitely small. Auspiciously, most Masters that have walked this earth have tried to educate thepublic about the importance of turning our senses inward, which translates in many differentcultures as either prayer or meditation. Expressed geometrically or mathematically as nonlinear fractal mathematics, or expressed philosophically as levels of consciousness, the importance oftaking the time to sit in contemplation becomes self-evident. As a result of this practice one canexperience the true nature of their existence and their place in the infinity of the Multiverse.

Steady-fix
I am sure
I am falling

Going nowhere
Nowhere known
'till now

A movement of me
Mixed with a choir
Made of heart

Softly and smoothly
So softly
So smoothly

I feel space non of black
Non missing of white
And an inner-movement

Hearing far far from me
Sadness of human limitations
The choir quickly came back in mind

A heart of mine but not just mine
I mean, an one-heart, maybe
Singing so many joy names
Names and events

Alive before in a moment
In a place, with fragrances
There are no sadness
There are all here...

Hi Joanie........

its so nice to read this. we are actually getting islanded away so fast, that i could not agree with you more. Survival Of The Fittest was a long said verse, but i wish Shakespeare was still alive to comment on the ruthless pace of the generation. We, a few hand-picked poor souls, still proudly declare that we are where we were!

I too with you..fiercely grounded! I leave the moon alone so that my love can promise to get it to me on some romantic evening :-)!!!!!

Love,

Koral

Hi Joanie........

its so nice to read this. we are actually getting islanded away so fast, that i could not agree with you more. Survival Of The Fittest was a long said verse, but i wish Shakespeare was still alive to comment on the ruthless pace of the generation. We, a few hand-picked poor souls, still proudly declare that we are where we were!

I too with you..fiercely grounded! I leave the moon alone so that my love can promise to get it to me on some romantic evening :-)!!!!!

Love,

Koral