As twenty twelve creeps closer I am drawn to find out more about what others are saying about this highly anticipated time. As a channel myself, I have had visions of a wondrous state of being beyond time and consensual reality. As a Buddhist it is my sincerest wish that 2012 brings a mass enlightenment to humanity.
Wrote this on Yourtube News, a Ning site that is unfortunately going by the wayside like many other things due to lack of funding. It's hard to get people to pay for things past the initiatory price of the internet. But anyway, in order to preserve this post, I am re-creating it here.
The 'End' of the World..?
Posted by Riddle in a Rhyme on August 16, 2010 at 2:06pm
Terence McKenna hoped that by the end of history we’ll have become street smart in the ways of demonic materialism as we return home to the family farm in eden.
My hope is that we’re able to make this journey before natural and/or artificial disasters make it more a matter of survival than lifestyle.
Here is the nascence of a theoretical treatise of sorts that I expect will be interminably ongoing. Please feel free to keep randomly checking it for expounded additions, tweeks, and other radical augmentations; and please excuse it's rough and probably error-ridden haphazardness (just for now), as I was pressed to upload what I had before a particular lecture.
The production company that helped create director João Amorim and author Daniel Pinchbeck's 2012: Time for Change is looking to set up special screenings of the film. If you are interested in having the film screen, please message me here or e-mail me at cmcontillo@gmail.com and we can talk about the available options.
Today I am releasing my first EP of bedroom recordings as Santiparro, a name that I was given by a Marakame (shaman) of the Huichol people while on a pilgrimage to their holy lands known as Wirikuta.
So like everyone I know is talking about this mayan calendar thing and how the whole world is gonna collapse or something on 2012. At first I didn't believe it, but then after doing some research on the internet, like, OMG!!
Why are we so attached to outcomes? Don't we know that change happens, whether we participate in it or not...whether we resist it or allow it.
There is a flow to all things. A living, ever changing flow. It is like a song. Its like our emotions. The world, as it is, is like this. The earth is like this.
2012:Time for Change is coming to the end of it's three week screening at the Seattle Varsity Theatre. Don't miss it!
I'm giving away one pass (admits two) to the first Evolver Seattle to reply to this post. The pass is good for Wednesday or Thursday's 7pm or 9:30 showings.
Don't miss this movie ~ it will re-inspire everyone!
What is occurring in the Gulf of Mexico is not an isolated incident. It is only one component part to an entire ecology of unconsciousness. This is the same unconsciousness that allows the removal of mountaintops that have evolved over millions of years, the damming of rivers that have formed throughout great shifts of world ages, and the systematic deforestation of the entire planet.
Did you know that during Seattle Green Festival this weekend, the film 2012: Time for Change will be screened with guest appearances by Daniel Pinchbeck, Joao Amorim, and Penny Livingston-Stark? It'll be at Varsity Theatre in the U-District at 4329 University Way this weekend, June 4-6.
It was nearing midday and they had not yet reached the summit, a reality that stood uneasy on the forefront of Ron Jurgis' mind, the crinkle and hard swallow at the back of his throat. Storms were too much of a probability at high altitude after noonday. The unforeseen multitude of inexperienced climbers above them is what had put a kink in their chain.
"Banish the word 'struggle' from your attitude and your vocabulary. All that we do now must be done in a sacred manner and in celebration.
We are the ones we have been waiting for." — Hopi elders
