Kymatica: A Film That Can Change Your Life

Yes, I mentioned the Esoteric Agenda in describing this video. I did enjoy the EA however it offered no positive spin or direction for how to affect anything for ourselves and our society at large. To describe at length the extent to which things are EFFED up but offering no advice or insight left myself and everyone I shared it with anxious and in despair about the future, this film however was how I feel the EA should have ended; with some empowerment and self-responsibility rather than what appeared to be a "no-win" situation that is headed for catastrophy.

Presenting people with the information has it's value, but assaulting us with fear only feeds the same parasite they are speaking about in the Kymatica film. Plainly put EA was a good movie, but Kymatica truly picked up where EA ended with it's fear mongering and puts you back on track.

In Lak'Ech,
BardoBob

PS. Max Igan is wonderful and I do enjoy his podcasts, although if he could drop the "folks" about 100 or so times from his speech I personally would be less annoyed =}

I understand your posture on the subject matter, it is difficult to envision how exactly this situation, given the information, would sort itself out. However, I make no great claim to have the answers, neither do the filmakers. The difficulty in this is that it puts US back into the driver's seat, gives people the empowerment and freedom that is inalieable to us, beyond government and consumerist corporate dogma, and that freaks people out.
I've watched this film about 4 times over the last few weeks and everytime something more profound works it's way to the surface and I realize the truth of that situation much more clearly. "We have given everything away to someone or something else" as Terence McKenna would put it. For so long we have chosen and propogated the dependency on the current paradigm that we have forgotten what once was before the great sleep was laid upon us.
To be more to the point, Alan Watts did a great deal to inform people the zen philosphy (which is now supported by modern physics) that all that is, is a dance. Vibrational (male energy) and supple and forming matter (female energy) are at play, if they weren't all matter and existance would be a void of sorts. However the dance has been perceived as a war, a constant battle with no winner. The YinYang symbol of the universe shows all things in balance, the illusions that come from our analytical perspective however suggest that the "endgame" is unavoidable, that one day darkness may victor light, or that light may defeat darkness. This is illusion. It feels as if there is a power staff ( a metaphor) that the darkness and light are battling over one another to hold for a short period of time (relatively) until it's jerked from one's hands to the other's. What's relavant I feel is that once this power is proclaimed and exercised by either force it becomes embodied with the characteristics of a dictatorship, for example if good prevailed entirely over evil, it would mitigate itself with the same brutality and senselessness that it chastized evil for in the first place.
Do you see the problem here? Example: The horrors christianity has inflicted during the inquisition, witch-burnings, genocide, etc. All proclaimed in the name of goodness and holiness.
A system that does not respect and recognize the balance lacks a fundamental understanding intrinsic to it's success, harmony. The more the shadow self is avoided or cast into taboo the stronger it will be when it resurfaces and can no longer be suppressed, we witness this now, the terrors of the world are due in most part because people will not admit that they are capable of being monsters so they proclaim to battle evil with good, but a good that needs to envoke it's justice with the most brutal and senseless means imaginable just to receive it's ends? I think not. Something is lacking, and Kymatica helps people understand the nature of this dilemna we face, especailly poignant in this time of transformation.

My pleasure SoulTraveller. Thank you for your blogs too. I will check out that link and respond back shortly.

In Lak'Ech