I have been using mind altering drugs for spiritual exploration for most of my adult life. I am 41 now and I feel like I am just beginning to understand how these amazing substances can really change the world. I have also been studying magick, shamanism and mysticism for most of my adult life. When I started combining the two over 20 years ago, there wasn't much published on the subject.
the sky begins at the ground
so i have my head in the clouds.
we don't seem to understand
how easy it is to pretend.
for i believe it is irresponsible
to say it's impossible
and never even try to conceive--
believe that anything is possible
across the whole world,
imagination is the essence of being
in a dream.
i don't know why we defend
the walls of limitation.
Right now, millions rejoice, right now our eyes are seeing a multitude of beautiful forms, right now millions are dreaming, billions are awake;
Right now mothers are nursing, governments are rethinking, and ideas are spreading, artists designers musicians are creating
Seers are seeing
Trees are breathing
Being momentary witness to synchronistic numbers digital clocks seemed to lose the value it once had when I was younger. Back in junior high, my friends would sometimes tell me, "If you ever see 1:11 or, better yet, 11:11 on a digital clock, you're supposed to make a wish." I think this falls under the same superstition as honking your horn while driving under a bridge for good luck.
Evolvers, are you ready to embrace love in the NOW? Most of us experience conscious existence oblivious to the holographic fractal wonderland which meets our gaze. This coupled with our inability to live in the moment of NOW leaves us bereft of our most cherished and magical gift, LOVE. Ever notice how LOVE is only found in the NOW moment.
A few days back I found myself in conversation with my wife discussing awareness and the meaning of life. The book I had been reading the past few days was by philosopher/stand up comic Timothy Freke, " The laughing Jesus ". Later in the afternoon I found myself trying to remember a poem I had written when I was sixteen.
This sounds like an unbelievably negative statement, but it’s not. It’s a critique of the state of play in our current evolution as a culture, as individuals and in the wider scheme of things. The New Age is in danger of being stillborn, of dying before it has ever gotten off the ground, of being destroyed before its time.
"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
