I’m sure you’ve heard it before: Live in the NOW. That is it. We have learned that things that get more attention, like cars, furniture, flowers, seem to last longer. Our friends Mike & Susan have conducted tests, where they took leaves, put one away somewhere, and had one under their constant attention (not physical care, but prayer and focus) and that one lasted longer. I think they said it was still alive. I have noticed this phenomenon myself. Anyway when that was confirmed with me, I was curious, I wondered how that would apply to everything else we’ve learned about attention and time.

I’ve been reading this awesome book, “The Tao of Now” by Josh Baran. You should definitely check this book out. It is helping me to learn how to live in the Now. It’s not that easy, but when it can be achieved, it is joyful. You can always tell you are not in the now if you’re overwhelmed. People who have grudges (even riteous ones) have terrible health problems. That’s because they dwell in the past. A place that doesn’t exist. That’s right it doesn’t. The future doesn’t either. It’s your imagination of what you think the next now will be.

So anyway I think that the reason people age is because it’s nearly impossible to spend 100% of the time in the now, but if you practice, you would live a lot longer. You know why we can never be exactly in the now? Our minds are only remembering what now is. What I mean is (something we’ve learned through remote viewing) reality is just lots and lots of sensory input. Our mind puts it all together and makes an image that we can understand. It also discards a large percentage of the reality around us.

This whole metaphysics thing has bothered us, because it means it’s a reality “separate” from us. What is really happening, is that WE are separate from reality. Everything is just one whole universe, and we take in what we can of it with our human brain and make up something we can all agree on. So, God and everything is all right around us, most of us are just not tuned in. It’s in the Bible, Jesus said “You search for God through heaven and earth, but you don’t know the one who is right before your eyes, because you don’t know to search into this very moment.”

Well that’s all I can say for now, thanks for listening! Please leave a comment or two!

Just before I read this article, I read Bob Berman’s Strange Universe, my favorite column. This month’s title is “Alien Winds.” He mentions what Venus is like. The south pole has a circular vortex, a permanent hurricane with absolute calm in the middle.

I naturally put those two together and it supports my previous theory that the north pole of Saturn is calm. Maybe even lower pressure too. I don’t know about the super fast spinning though. I’m sure life would adapt to crazy conditions like that, like they can in those hydrothermal vents under the sea. Maybe the stars above would turn like the second hand on a clock, that could serve as a natural clock. Who knows? I just find Saturn very intriguing. It is one of the few heavenly bodies I have actually seen through a telescope myself. I’ve seen Jupiter and it’s moons, and even some detail of Jupiter itself. I have a small telescope, but I hope to someday acquire some property in a nice open dark area and build an observatory.

I am very facinated with Astronomy!

I think it’s dark matter. I will be talking more about dark matter in the near future. I have some things to write about that are still incubating.

So the next chapter I read was chapter 6, Viking. NASA scientists found evidence for life on Mars. Then they changed their minds. A guy named Gilbert Levin figured out a new way to detect the presence of microorganisms by using something radioactive, and they measure the radioactive emissions, and there’s a whole procedure they do that seemed pretty fool proof to me. Anyway they used this technique on the Viking. It had 4 runs, but it seems 3 malfunctioned. One came back positive. Even Carl Segan was congratulating the guy, but then later apologized and took it back. The thing that makes the least sense to me is, whatever the end result was, after Viking, the Biologists all left the field, and were replaced by geologists and atmospheric scientists. I would think they would be trying again to find life! But they haven’t since. My husband also reminded me about the face on Mars that was all over the news and then dismissed. There is obviously something they’re not telling us.

So anyway the next chapter I’ll be reading is something about the “WOW!” Signal from space.

Here’s my own opinions and beliefs. I think there was life on Mars maybe until the time of the Dinosaurs or right around their extinction. Who knows maybe whatever changed on Earth that killed the Dinos, also changed Mars and made it uninhabitable. Or at least started a change that eventually made it uninhabitable. There is also a nearby star, I wish I could remember its name, but Spiritists believe it is a solar system linked to ours. And every so many years there is some kind of connection and that’s where the Indigo children come from. Anyway, I just have this belief that the Ancient Egyptians (when they built the Pyramids) still had the knowledge in their heritage. We know they had this ritual they had in the death of a king. If I remember right they prepared him and buried him alive. But anyway there is a tiny path through the Great Pyramid that goes from the tomb to the outside and points to the stars. It’s as if they are sending their spirits to this more advanced spiritual place. In an unrelated book I read years and years ago someone said the pyramids are mirroring some constellation. I wonder if that’s the constellation of the star the Indigo children come from. Well I guess I better do my homework on that subject. It’s getting a little outlandish sounding. What it has to do with Mars is maybe that’s where we (or some part of our heritage) came from. I understand the whole evolution idea, but I also understand there is a certain jump in our evolution that isn’t accounted for. There is something in the bible that says that when Noah and his family reached land and started to re-establish, the “Sons of God fell in love with the daughters of man” or I’ve also heard it as “the Angels fell in love with humans” Anyway, maybe in reality it was a more evolved civilization. Otherwise, I imagine how difficult it would have been to repopulate the world with just the one family. (by the way, I think experts say there really was a great flood, but they still don’t know what caused it)

Well, I am willing to bet that there will be some of you who will say “Right on!”, and some of you will say “What are you on?” That’s okay with me. All I’m doing is speaking my mind. Hey maybe someday someone will discover just the things I was speculating. Then I can say “Ah-hah! I knew it!”

One last thought. My husband is reading a book about Indigo and Crystal children. It says they came from a more advanced civilization but were sent here because they were rebels, and they are unhappy to be here, because they feel it is a downgrade. Crystal Children are from “another dimension” and are here to help us with the Indigo children.

Well I was suddenly thinking maybe it has to do with these Egyptians. Maybe they had learned a secret way to get to that place before their time, and therefore were not advanced enough to fit there, and became rebels. And maybe those spirits are being sent back.

Hey someone who commented (forgive me I can’t remember your name just now) didn’t you say you came here because of the way the stars lined up? I believe it, after learning more about Indigo and Crystal children. I am now so intrigued by this whole subject, or subjects that could be linked to eachother.

I invite your comments, especially you, Dr. Morse. (as you might have noticed, he usually fills in the blanks for me, with facts in the comments)

Lately my husband has been reading a book called “Our Undiscovered Universe, Introduction to Null Physics” by Terence Witt. I can’t quote it, because I’m not reading it, I’m just going by what he says it says.

So he says in the book he claims that the Universe is Nothing. I said, does he mean nothingness? Or not anything? Turns out there has actually been a discussion about it in the book. Melvin started to explain it and I can’t say it really stuck with me, but that’s because (this is what happens so often) while he was talking I drew my own conclusion already. Well he says that they have been able to create matter, but there is always an anti-matter with it. They say that all matter has an equal anti-matter somewhere, which makes everything “null.” What I decided is that it is not nothing, but everything. A balance of everything, or a medium. It’s like amniotic fluid, or a perfect room temperature. When it’s perfectly balanced, you can’t feel it.

This is why I think the Tao is right on. The philosophy of Tao refers to a balance between Heaven and Earth. The nothing being the everything. Like the most important part of a tea cup is the empty part. It’s in that nothing, or everything, where all possibilities exist. You can put anything you want in the empty part of the cup.

Another thing that fits is “Top-Down causation.” What science used to follow was “Bottom-Up causation.” Meaning we used to think that the root of things is as small as the molecule, or the tiniest thing we have found yet. Then we go up, like then comes the cell, then the organs, then the body, then… there’s a gap then between that and the spirit and the Universe and God. Top-Down causation begins with God. It all makes sense when you begin there. Then God created the Universe, our spirit is part of the Universe. Then out of the universe comes this reality, and then we need a brain to experience it. Then from there we need the 5 senses to feed the brain. And then comes the materials to make it all up. And so on. It took a little bit to get my head around this new paradigm, but now it makes total sense to me. The universe is the medium which all things come from.

So that is my thoughts for today, and watch for the comments, I’m going to ask the real scientist (Melvin) for his opinion.

I’m going to post this much for now, I have to put Melody down for her nap

Anyway, I’ll let you know tomorrow what my husband says, and if it’s something everyone knows, or something no one has ever thought of. I do have a habit of reinventing the wheel, but it’s my opinion, that I am just rethinking the wheel. Why not?

Which reminds me just today, I learned that my 15 year old daughter was having a crisis of purpose in life. She said “What if we were just put here on earth for a single purpose, like saving someone’s life or something, and then that’s it?” Well, she’s 15, and not paying too much attention to what we do, but for the first time in years, I was able to engage her in a way I know she didn’t forget 2 seconds afterwards. To make a long story short, I explained the purpose of reincarnation, as what I learned from Allan Kardec’s book “The Gospel According to Spiritism.” Until now, she didn’t have any long term goals, among many other problems I suppose 15 year olds go through.

Your comments are welcome! Thanks.