Admit it. Whether you believe anything will happen on 12/21/2012 or not, you're more than curious as to what tomorrow's morning light will bring. Will the world end with a bang or a whimper, or will life just go on and on in day after day banality? Massive tectonic plate shift or three more shopping days til Christmas?
Whatever happens on the 21st, I figure only a fool can be certain of the future, so I decided to do a little prep work, just in case. I'm already stocked to the gills with food and water so stopping at the bank to close out a few accounts made perfect sense. I kept the bank girls entertained with possible 12/21/12 scenarios and reminded them to keep a notebook and pen handy. They might want to jot down some cosmic thoughts, just in case they become instantly aware. I then converted the cash into useful commodities like tobacco, rum, quality wines, gold, and a couple lbs of Alaskan king crab.
Most of the people I talked to plan to spend the 21st with a few friends cooking on the grill and wait for the project blue beam sky show or anything different from this present state of progressive, downhill existence we call reality. Calamity or paradise, it doesn't seem to bother most folks as to what might happen. The point is, most people want SOMETHING to happen and even a mass extermination of all life on Earth is worthy of popping the cork on that bottle of Dom you were hording.
Whether you believe 2012 is just another Y2K, or the end of the world, or a spiritual cleansing, I know you'll wake up tomorrow and spend the better part of the day in silent thought about what's going to happen, where we're going, and try to wrap your mind around the possibility that humanity has to dramatically change for the better or become less than a footnote in Earth's history.
When all of humanity looks up at the sky and meditates on the same thing, at the same time, throughout the day... that's what makes things happen. We all want the same things. Life, liberty, the pursuit of happiness. Can you imagine the complete and total change that would take place when we all direct our thoughts in the same direction?
It's a scientific fact that when 2% of an organism goes in the same direction it carries the remaining 98% with it. Tomorrow there will be a wave of positive, human energy beginning in India and enveloping the Earth like a blanket for a whole day. That kind of power can't be ignored and like it or not, you'll be part of it.
Saturday morning you'll wake to a new life and your breakfast will taste better than any breakfast you've ever had.
As for me, I have reservations on a space ship.
Showing posts with label 4th dimension. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 4th dimension. Show all posts
Thursday, December 20, 2012
Thursday, January 20, 2011
transition to the 4th dimension
The problem with living in a 3 dimensional universe is an abundance of boundaries designed to keep us contained. Compared to the rest of the cosmos we're nothing but babies in our individual playpens, aware there's more but unable and unwilling to leave the cage.
The laws of physics are our playpen walls and our baby toys keep us happy and content.
Well, I'm not content with all these hindrances so I looked into what it would be like to live in the 4th dimension. After all, that's where we're heading so I may as well research it.
Working on the premise that we all create our own realities and this reality of mine would be so much cooler if I didn't have these damn laws messin' up my shit.
A search on the internet got me a number of people trying to describe the 4th dimension by comparing it to the 2nd dimension, which is like explaining an airplane to a caveman by showing him a rock. A number of semi-smart guys described the 4th dimension by comparing a 3D cube to a hyper-cube, which is nothing more than a regular 3D cube with extended angles. Another expert figured that someone from the 4th dimension would be like a floating blob of organs, fluid, and vapor in a constant shift of transparencies. It soon became apparent to me these guys are all irretrievably stuck in 3D land and can't imagine anything outside their carefully crafted playpens.
I figured I could do better so I climbed up my playpen wall and trained my eye to the horizon outside the window and reasoned a 4D world without restraints would have absolutely no boundaries.
Gravity, solid objects, time, space, climate control, growth, decay, and everything else that posed a problem is no longer in your way. You'll have a physical body, if you want, but it's not necessary. Earth will still be here, if you want, but there's a whole universe worth checking out. You'll have time because time is no longer an issue. You can see the big bang and the end of the universe before breakfast. The vastness of space? Go anywhere instantly. Space suits? What for? You can picnic on the sun. Can't think of any place to go outside of Earth? You will. You'll have unlimited information from the cosmic collective. You'll be an immortal, non-corporeal, timeless being who can morph into anything and be everywhere at the same time.
And this is just 4D... climbing out of the playpen and entering adolescence. Cosmic adulthood is when we get to 12D.
What do ya think that will be like?
The laws of physics are our playpen walls and our baby toys keep us happy and content.
Well, I'm not content with all these hindrances so I looked into what it would be like to live in the 4th dimension. After all, that's where we're heading so I may as well research it.
Working on the premise that we all create our own realities and this reality of mine would be so much cooler if I didn't have these damn laws messin' up my shit.
A search on the internet got me a number of people trying to describe the 4th dimension by comparing it to the 2nd dimension, which is like explaining an airplane to a caveman by showing him a rock. A number of semi-smart guys described the 4th dimension by comparing a 3D cube to a hyper-cube, which is nothing more than a regular 3D cube with extended angles. Another expert figured that someone from the 4th dimension would be like a floating blob of organs, fluid, and vapor in a constant shift of transparencies. It soon became apparent to me these guys are all irretrievably stuck in 3D land and can't imagine anything outside their carefully crafted playpens.
I figured I could do better so I climbed up my playpen wall and trained my eye to the horizon outside the window and reasoned a 4D world without restraints would have absolutely no boundaries.
Gravity, solid objects, time, space, climate control, growth, decay, and everything else that posed a problem is no longer in your way. You'll have a physical body, if you want, but it's not necessary. Earth will still be here, if you want, but there's a whole universe worth checking out. You'll have time because time is no longer an issue. You can see the big bang and the end of the universe before breakfast. The vastness of space? Go anywhere instantly. Space suits? What for? You can picnic on the sun. Can't think of any place to go outside of Earth? You will. You'll have unlimited information from the cosmic collective. You'll be an immortal, non-corporeal, timeless being who can morph into anything and be everywhere at the same time.
And this is just 4D... climbing out of the playpen and entering adolescence. Cosmic adulthood is when we get to 12D.
What do ya think that will be like?
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