Walter Russell

B.B.Baghor wrote:If this tubby is proof of "visible form/matter"
manifested before our eyes, on video or for real, by the use of energy vibration, we don't need to
discuss if imagination comes first and form/matter follows. Or do we?

 Indeed BB

mudra wrote:

Love Always

mudra

That's a beautiful image, mudra. At present, I find this intriguing food for thought, those last words of that quote by
Walter Russel "your body is not you".

I think it's one of the largest stumble blocks for human beings, specially those who know in great depth that "your body is not you".
A great depth, due to not always pleasant former lives or in the present life. I believe there's a multitude of issues attached to that
statement, when you think of the pain a spirit being needs to endure, in it. I mean the restriction compared to the state of freedom,
formless or in lesser density of form.

In the first 15 years of my life I had this image with me, that I had to dance in front of God's throne in white robes. That was supposed
to be my destiny and those of others, I had already decided for them. To me, as much as I fully agree that matter is energy in
structured forms of expression, the fact that I am present in a physical body, as a spiritual being, is a huge roadsign to my purpose here
on planet Earth. By going from a negative to a positive, accepting to be HERE, I'm now at a point that I think it's through the senses of
my body, with the chakras as openings through which life force energy flows and is experienced, judged and handled and the programming
in my dna, that awareness as in "Know thyself" is and can possibly be obtained.

To me this is truly a great dawning, that it makes sense to be in the moment, fully present with physical awareness as much as awareness
of other aspects in my energy system. It seems to be connected to a shift from a masculine to a feminine approach, an invitation and a
beckoning from a deep space in silence. Deep space is one of the players taking part in that game "as within so without" or "as above, so below".
To me, it seems that my life on planet Earth, in this NOW.... to me almost.... NOW OR NEVER, is about embodying my soul.

One of my most valued teachers, a farmer and alchemist, gave me and others of the healthfood consultant class, a quote, which he had
worked on and transformed into what he calls "A modern quote to keep courage". It's originally created by Rudolf Steiner:

"Look for the actual practical tangible life
Look for it in such a way, that your spirit, working in it, isn't obscured.
Look for the spirit, but don't look for it in oversensitive lust, in oversensitive egoism.
But look for it, because you want to make use of it, in an altruistic practice of life, in the material world.

Use the old basic rule:
"The Spirit is never without matter, matter is never without Spirit" in such a manner that you say
"We want to practice matter in the light of Spirit and we want to look for the light of the Spirit, in such
a way that warmth is coming into existence within us, for our practical taking of action."

mudra wrote:Well BB that is quite true we could image the body as a telescope we use to experience an exploration of projected past and future from a center of perfect stillness that is the NOW you completely independent from the matter/energy/space and time universe . The universe is bathed in the eternal NOW  the source from which  it is created and uncreated  as a breath.

Love from me
mudra

Thanks sister mudra I'm sensing your response as being part of your path,
also a great mirror to me. It reminds me of how ready to jump into action I am, most of the time.
I think that metaphor of creation as a breath, is accurate in its description of creation as a process,
an evolving motion seen from a non-human point of view.

I'm now ready to explore, eager to take a big bite out of life. I'm tasting and sensing and trying
what it is, to become awake in all levels of my being, physically and spiritually. With my heart in
the center. To find my voice too and find it present with yours and many other voices in different
flavors of truths. To learn to give freedom to let it be and rejoice in that. Abundance shows up in
whole new ways.

I don't love so much the idea of creation as a breath, in that it's not feeding my passion for life.
I love creation to be fire, water, air and earth, tangible, being in touch with, pun intended. For
that's what I see as essential for me now, balanced with contemplation and meditation. Be in the
moment and feel that it's exactly where I should be, is part of it. No devil at my tail as a pet

It's not a holy affair at all, becoming enlightened, I'm as devlish as divine, it's as down to Earth as it
is in Heaven. In all that sparkle and spunk, I find lately, that I'm almost physically shocked, at times,
to find my truth as my creation and my point of view only. That realization is presented to me as a fact,
clear cut. It's welcome, very much so, for I find it's freeing up space within me and in my attitude
towards others, allowing them and all things to be as they are, without being detached from them,
Or "untouchable" as when in my "Mother Superior" domain.

My human side, my feelings etc. are present with all that, it's not confusing anymore, for it's outside
the realm of duality thinking. Yippie.... that feels so good To acknowledge other people's
non-awareness in those aspects of life where I'm aware, in my way, as a revelation that my desire to
prove my truth, my awareness where others "fail" in my judgment, is part of a past hurting: a being
closed down, shut up, done away with, once upon a long time ago.

My showing up as a "miss-know-it-all" is the same as my being insecure, in some part of my soul, in
my need to feel safe and be at ease, with my wisdom inside and leave it at this. My drive to shout my
love into the universe is part of this. Yippiie... that feels good too
Thanks for bringing that up, mudra, uhmmm...

B.B.Baghor wrote:
I don't love so much the idea of creation as a breath, in that it's not feeding my passion for life.
I love creation to be fire, water, air and earth, tangible, being in touch with, pun intended. For
that's what I see as essential for me now, balanced with contemplation and meditation. Be in the
moment and feel that it's exactly where I should be, is part of it. No devil at my tail as a pet

mudra wrote:

B.B.Baghor wrote:
I don't love so much the idea of creation as a breath, in that it's not feeding my passion for life.
I love creation to be fire, water, air and earth, tangible, being in touch with, pun intended. For
that's what I see as essential for me now, balanced with contemplation and meditation. Be in the
moment and feel that it's exactly where I should be, is part of it. No devil at my tail as a pet

The breath is but a metaphore BB to show how Creation works. Breathing out and reaching with determination until desired manifestation is reached and than breathing in in withdrawal once the desired point of manifestation is attained. Without a return to stillness there would be no possibility for a new creation to take place.There must be a stop, a let go for a new cycle to begin .All cycles of life go through the process of start - change - stop / reach and withdraw / breathe in and out .  Its a continuous renewal process and a very dynamic and colorful one. One through which we the Creators express our passions and direction each in a different way.

Love from me
mudra

Thank you, mudra, I feel somewhat spoken to by another Mother Superior now
I notice that my saying "I don't love so much the idea of creation as breath" isn't accurate,
for it may seem that I don't accept it as truth. I'm aware of the motion of creation as an in-
breath and outbreath, contracting and expanding. It's the heartbeat of creation, our own heart too.

At this moment in my life I'm more present in the body, descending sort of. I so enjoy the touch,
the smell, the taste, the sound and sight of all that life offers me. That I allow to be present in
gratitude. Remember, I am a Capricorn, these stubborn goats start life as a wise old person,
growing younger when the numbers of age rise. Remember my saying that if I don't pay attention,
I will end up blowing bubbles in the cradle and at some point in time.... disappear with a "PLOP"?

To me, it's a breathtaking wisdom of life itself and a beauty beyond words. Renewal, in dynamic
and colorful ways, yes, you know of colors, mudra. I don't love to go through my days reminding
myself of that breath happening, for it's in the larger perspective, more on the philosophical side
of life. In the contemplation hours of life.

I'm feeling alive in the sensual presence with my hands in the soil, that's my soul's key oil.... ehhmm
That's all there is to it, in acceptance of that metaphore, describing how Creation works.

B.B.Baghor wrote:

Thank you, mudra, I feel somewhat spoken to by another Mother Superior now
I notice that my saying "I don't love so much the idea of creation as breath" isn't accurate,
for it may seem that I don't accept it as truth. I'm aware of the motion of creation as an in-
breath and outbreath, contracting and expanding. It's the heartbeat of creation, our own heart too.

At this moment in my life I'm more present in the body, descending sort of. I so enjoy the touch,
the smell, the taste, the sound and sight of all that life offers me. That I allow to be present in
gratitude. Remember, I am a Capricorn, these stubborn goats start life as a wise old person,
growing younger when the numbers of age rise. Remember my saying that if I don't pay attention,
I will end up blowing bubbles in the cradle and at some point in time.... disappear with a "PLOP"?

mudra wrote:
Oh no please BB no Mother Superior label for me .
Let me be that 60 years old kid that plays along by you discovering the world each day with new  eyes :) That where all the fun lies .

As Camus said
Don't walk behind me; I may not lead. Don't walk in front of me; I may not follow. Just walk beside me and be my friend.

Much Love for You
mudra

B.B.Baghor wrote:


Oh, you can bet on me treating you as a 60 years old kid, mudra, ha ha, like attracts like  



A picture of mine, familiar to the famous Dutch painting Vermeer's girl

mattpresti wrote:Lots of great things happening at the USP.

Seashore wrote:

mattpresti wrote:Lots of great things happening at the USP.

I remember posting on another forum about an interview you did of researcher Robert Otey in 2010.

Is Robert also associated with USP?

mattpresti wrote:He is not.

Reading and re-reading (left brain) the information documented by Walter will not be sufficient for a student to gain an acceptable level of understanding of the concepts described by Walter. Walter suggests that studying should be complemented by further contemplation and meditation (right brain) on those concepts. This is really important, and hopefully you can glean new insights from re-reading the same material. In fact, Walter is really providing us with a path not only to explore and understand the external world we believe to be real, but more importantly, he provides us with a road map for inner personal discovery. I don’t believe one can ever utilise the concepts outlined in Walter’s theories in the outer 3D world successfully unless the appropriate level of inner work has first been achieved. wrote: