posted November 12, 2008 11:12 AM           

A man named Cleve Baxter showed that even on a cellular level, that life has an awareness of this.
http://www.primaryperception.com/bio/?page_id=7

This is the world of illusion, each individual possessing their own unique viewpoint. Our life-time experiences, along with our genetic make-up, give form to each angle; the eyes from which we look out into the world. It is our own unique "programming". Evil is no more than the fall into the illusion that we are separate. When we follow actions which cause others harm, we perpetuate the cycle of suffering. That is all. To desire true freedom, to desire to overcome the world of suffering, is to awaken.

Vast and deep are the many illusions that the web of life has spun.
The human state, the human mind, is a fragile one. Real-eyes this, and be gentle. A soul's awakening can be a disorientating, bewildering, sometimes terrifying and painful journey. Try to lend support to others whenever you can, for it lightens the burden by relieving the illusion of isolation. True enlightenment comes not through independence but through interdependence. For how can anyone, anything be truly independent when we are all a part of the same whole? Even physics shows that we are all connected. Every part of nature's ecosystem is interlinked, creating a self-supporting biosystem. If just one part of that system is harmed, other parts will be effected- the same with the human vehicle of mind, body and spirit.

A human does not necessarily need to depend on other human beings, for often the journey to liberate one's mind can separate them from those around. However, a human being, like any other life-form, requires a sense of balance, and balance can only be achieved through the type of environment the individual is in, and life-style that they lead.

You are never truly alone, for life surrounds you, in nature, as well as in what you perceive in the space around you; other planes of existence within a vibration that this mind-body vehicle is not aware of.

However, we are caught within this dimension, giving us our perception of time and space, and in order to stay healthy in mind, body and spirit, we cannot be independent, or ignore our needs. Perhaps we might be independent in a truer sense of the word, when we reach another state of being.....but that is not the nature of the reality we are in. So we need to take care of ourselves; and nurture our given requirements needed for a state of balance. Most of the answers can be found within, and by tuning into the "higher self".

The journey to liberation, or enlightenment, is a personal one. It can only be taken from within. The wisdom you have gained only comes to you through your own experiences and own insights. You cannot teach it to others, for each journey is personal, however you can plant seeds of awakening whenever you feel inspired to do so. This approach is not only more effective, but is the more gentle and peaceful way.

posted May 09, 2010 04:23 AM         

Evidence that consciousness creates DNA, not the other way around.
(about 10 minutes into link)

posted July 07, 2010 05:01 PM         

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Vast and deep are the many illusions that the web of life has spun.
The human state, the human mind, is a fragile one. Real-eyes this, and be gentle. A soul's awakening can be a disorientating, bewildering, sometimes terrifying and painful journey. Try to lend support to others whenever you can, for it lightens the burden by relieving the illusion of isolation. True enlightenment comes not through independence but through interdependence. For how can anyone, anything be truly independent when we are all a part of the same whole? Even physics shows that we are all connected. Every part of nature's ecosystem is interlinked, creating a self-supporting biosystem. If just one part of that system is harmed, other parts will be effected- the same with the human vehicle of mind, body and spirit.

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