Your Way of Life is a Collection of Thoughtforms

The way you live is a collection of thoughtforms. Each brick of the house – the way it’s placed, what it’s made of, the fact it is called a “brick” – they are all thoughtforms. You can look at the thoughtforms like bricks – one on top of another, stacked or in a pile, configured this way or that. Thoughtforms.

They also just happen to be someone else’s thoughtforms. Would they be yours if you were free, really free to create?

I see my current life as if it were a metaphorical layer cake. One of the large layers is what I call “wiping the slate clean.” It reminds me of the old days (a.k.a. “my childhood”) when I played with an Etch A Sketch. It was an art toy where you would draw an image on a gray screen with knobs. When you wanted to draw a new image you would shake the toy and it would clear the screen so you could draw a new one. My current life is like shaking an Etch A Sketch.

I have cleared out many of the old forms of my way of life. Torn down the bricks. Shaken out the forms. I live in the bare minimum so I can draw a completely new picture. And not with someone else’s second-hand ideas and “shoulds” or “have-to’s.” (As in life “should” be this way or life “has to” be this way). Nah, it doesn’t. There’s (glorious) newness beyond our wildest dreams to come.

The Biggest News

I was watching the local Denver news last night (even though I am currently in Albuquerque) and saw this story (link below) on the good ole mainstream news. I turned to my husband and said, “This is possibly the most significant news story of our lifetime.”

It is. It is about the zero point energy field. The real news about it is this: it made it to the mainstream news. There has been so much nefarious suppression of this information – truly mind-boggling – over the decades that its presence in the mainstream news is HUGE!

I don’t know about the details of the particular science they discussed and the details of it don’t matter. Many (many) inventors, scientist & plain ole folks have found ways – “science” – to tap into the zero point energy field over the years. Some of them, like Stan Meyers, didn’t even know they were tapping into it. Of course the science will be significant for us folks to be able to use it, but the science was never the problem, the suppression was.

The zero point, plasmic energy field is infinite, grid-less and pristine. It could have been used here on Earth for at least the last 100 years (Nikola Tesla) and probably for millennia. It is the energy that is our birthright on Earth in this density. If we can finally use it, it will change everything about life as we know it.

https://www.cnn.com/us/live-news/nuclear-fusion-reaction-us-announcement-12-13-22/index.html

Alchemy Uses the Interaction of the Outer and the Inner

Alchemy is inner transmutation. The experience of it is (constant) transformation, but ultimately it takes one beyond form. So not transFORMation per se (one form to another), but transmutation (form to no-form). But we’re not there yet. I’m not there yet. I mostly understand that intuitively.

The focus of the “alchemical bootcamp” life I am living seems to be the outer reality – and make no mistake about it, my outer life pulls my attention constantly – but the nexus of transformation and transmutation is inner. The real game is the inner one. It is that way for everyone. However, since I have chosen to be in the physical world in the current density (4th D trying to “land?”) interacting with the physical is vital. I can easily overlook or try to overlook this fact.

I think some of us lean toward one extreme or the other. We focus too much on the perceived outer and neglect the inner reality – that has not been my nature – or we focus almost exclusively on the inner and do not have much regard for the outer. The latter is my tendency. But the soul will use physical reality to get your attention if that is what is necessary. We can probably all relate to that. It is not a punishment, though it may feel that way, it is a form of communication. And, often, a call to action. Though – and here’s where it gets tricky – ultimately the action is inner. Inner primary (always). Physical reality necessary.

The constant new challenges of my life in the mundane – and baby, they ARE mundane – are the soul’s modus operandi to ascension. A blip, a solution, peace. Next blip, solution, peace. It does have a kind of rhythm, doesn’t it? It’s a kind of spiritual grind taking one out of all grinds (or most of them, depending on where your soul chooses to land).

It seems paradoxical. The way to soul freedom can be through finding a toilet option, keeping the body warm enough to live, getting food. There must be some poetry there, though it will probably feel more poetic in the next phase. Not alot of poetry now.