Report: The impact of individual and coordinated mass meditations will be HIGH today. Quiet geomagnetic conditions of 2 to 3 of the KP Index are expected to persist over the next 24 hours, with a possibility of moderate geomagnetic storms occurring tomorrow. A coronal mass ejection took place on Monday, and as the impact from that hits the earth, minor health effects could be experienced, such as headache, mood swings, mild sickness and difficulty thinking. Solar wind streams were low and have increased slightly.
Today is a good opportunity to engage in meditation/visualizations that connect you with the global and/or cosmic field. Visualizations that thematically relate to global healing, the reduction of crime, the calming of weather and seismology, and the raising of consciousness will have a greater impact than normal. Should a secondary flurry of chaotic energy emerge, this might cause a short period of discomfort, which can be alleviated by humility practices and breathing exercises.
OCT 15, 2017: STILLNESS IN THE STORM NEWS: Teresa Yanaros discusses the top news articles from the second week of October 2017, including Las Vegas shooting updates, Hollywood pedophilia outrage, developments in secret space program disclosure, and the cosmic energetic shifts.
The following report details the current state of geomagnetic activity and resulting effects on human consciousness, which can be used to guide one’s activities in meditation, mass meditation, personal energy work, and self-mastery practices.
The impact of individual and coordinated mass meditations will be LOW today. Conditions are expected to persist over the next least 24 hours. This is due to high geomagnetic activity ranging above 3 and 4 of the KP index, as a result of a northern coronal hole on the earth-facing disk of the sun, causing a wave of charged particles to impact the geomagnetic field.
The impact of individual and coordinated mass meditations will be LOW today. Today is a good opportunity for inner-work and the clearing of karma, due to increased sensitivity and awareness of self from cosmic energy isolation and chaotic mind states of oneself and others. Conditions are expected to persist over the next least 12 hours. This is due to high geomagnetic activity ranging above 4 and 5 of the KP index, as a result of a northern coronal hole on the earth-facing disk of the sun, causing a wave of charged particles to impact the geomagnetic field.
Report: The impact of individual and coordinated mass meditations will be HIGH today. Conditions are expected to persist over the next least 24 hours. This is due to low geomagnetic activity ranging below 0 and 2 of the KP index.
OCT 8, 2017: STILLNESS IN THE STORM NEWS: Teresa Yanaros discusses the top news articles from the first week of October 2017, including the controversial Las Vegas shooting, YouTube censorship, lights in the sky, and holistic health.
Listen in as Justin and Jeremy discuss with Laura Eisenhower about current events with Las Vegas and how we can use this event to help us with discernment, healing and even ascending.
This hour long interview is full of great information!
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If love is the answer, then wisdom is the way. There exists a method of redefining our experience so that we can feel good about facing challenges in life. This technique is known by many masters, which involves a type of mental alchemy for transmuting things we hate into things we love.
In this video, I’ll describe the science behind this process and some steps for how we can change our thoughts for a better life.
The stories we tell ourselves, how we define life situations, determines what we feel emotionally about them. Learning how to redefine our circumstances, so that we can face life’s challenges with grace, enthusiasm, and positivity can help us grow to our full potential, leading happy and fulfilling lives.
SITS Interview with Jordan Sather we discuss his journey into awakening. He gives tips on how to manage your awakening path and how he has faced the challenges in his process.
Law is a coherent set of rules that govern behavior. As individuals, we govern our behavior using motivation, which reflects our value system. This value system can be thought of as our personal law system, the set of rules we use to determine our reactions to situations in life.
We interact with these values through emotional processes, especially during the initial stages of life. Later, as the rational mind matures, logic and reason can become more dominant and take over for the emotions. But this intellectual maturity isn’t biologically hard wired; it has to develop through practice. Like a muscle, our rational capacities need to be exercised.
Now, this doesn’t mean emotions stop playing a major role in our lives. But once the rational mind begins to mature, the emotional processes evolve and become part of the data collection mechanism we use to guide our lives. Like our sense of sight, emotions and feelings can tell us a great deal but they need to be “unpacked” through contemplation—by using philosophy. Emotions reveal what is below the surface of our consciousness, while the mind through reason and logic allows us to discover spiritual values.
These spiritual values conflict with our animal values, the ones we needed earlier in life to help us grow. But now that the mind is active, these animal values need to be discarded in favor of spiritual values, so as to continue personality evolution.
If the term spiritual values doesn’t resonate, consider utility.
The animalistic motivation to avoid disgusting things is highly useful when we’re children by making us feel intense negative emotions—such as the smell of rotten food. But as we grow older, these intense negative emotions hold us back.
In short, we don’t need to feel these negative emotions in order to know, at a rational level, that we don’t want to eat rotten food.
Thus, by using reason and logic animal motivations, of a largely emotional nature, can grow to become a rational argument—a logical motivation. And once properly done, this newly created rational motivation no longer causes intense negative emotions. We react logically to things we used to react emotionally to. A logical argument for not eating rotten food can replace the mildly traumatic experience of smelling rotten food, liberating us emotionally.
The more we’re able to arrest our value system away from animalistic emotional control, the more coherent and adaptive our consciousness becomes. Eventually, we can make contact with personally transcendent values—spiritual values.
For example, a spiritual value is one that sacrifices the present in favor of a beneficial future. The desire to take vengeance against someone that harmed us will make us feel satisfied when we’re upset, but conflicts with the value of harmlessness and morality.
The spiritual value to be moral (to act with harmlessness) requires mental guidance—that is, our emotions tell us to act out vengeance while our rational mind tells us to be moral. Therefore, the mind, with its powers of reason and logic, act as a countering force against the often anti-social nature of the animal value system.
Eventually, if we follow reason and logic properly, we can discover spiritual values that help us reprogram our subconscious. This results in a change in emotional expression.
Through the power of the mind, we can retune our emotions to be in harmony with spiritual values. Instead of feeling a strong desire to act with vengeance we feel a strong desire to forgive. And after the retuning of the subconscious mind has taken place, we feel from forgiveness in the same satisfaction we used to feel from vengence.
The mind and emotions are meant to work together. When we rediscover how to do this, we gain freedom from trauma and begin the personality building process that imparts self-mastery and wisdom.
In our search for truth, we might fall into the trap that says “Well since I can’t be sure something is true, there’s no point in trying.” Or that “there’s no value in exploring untrue or wrong ideas.” But this isn’t actually the case. The fact is, the more information we review at a personal level, the greater our discernment skills become. The more wrong information we consider, the better we know the right information we’ve gained throughout life—the better we’ll know thyself.
For instance, we might say, “Well since flat earth theories sound incredible, or invalid, there’s nothing to be gained by studying the topic.”
(To be clear, I’m not advocating the earth is flat. I’m saying to review this theory strengthens our knowledge when we properly discern.)
Of course, we have to be wise about what we expose ourselves to because there’s a limited amount of time and space in one life. If we aren’t careful, we’ll fall off the path we’ve chosen for ourselves.
But generally speaking, exposing ourselves to information, especially things that seem untrue to you, is an excellent idea.
Consider this example. A friend tells you that there’s an elephant in your living room. Now, this idea sounds preposterous, and it likely is. But we can’t know for certain if our friend is wrong, without investigating ourselves. Incredulity or absurdity alone isn’t enough to produce a verified conclusion. By looking in your living room, you gain two things. 1. You know that there isn’t an elephant in your living room, by 2. understanding what is in your living room.
Thus, to prove a negative—which some people claim is impossible—you have to know what something is, in order to determine what it is not.
You now have a better comprehension of what is in your living room because you know your living room with greater detail, acuity, and wisdom.
Thus, by studying wrong information properly, you can develop an intrinsic and highly detailed understanding of why something is wrong, which simultaneously highlights the right information in your knowledge base.
Your knowledge, in this sense, is more useful when it has been tested.
A belief that we should be kind and compassionate with others appears more correct when we experience or observe unkindness, whether from others or ourselves.
The truth, for us as finite creatures, is a razor’s edge path. The more knowledge of truth we gain, the more we become aware of all the wrong ideas and beliefs that exist in the world. In this sense, the more ideas you determined to be wrong, the more clearly you know what you’ve determined to be right.
Contemplating truth, or falsehood is a holistic activity because we become more keenly aware of both when thinking of the other. We know more precisely that something is false, by understanding what is right. We more vividly know when something is right, by studying what is false.
Whenever possible, be sure to verify the rightness and wrongness of things personally.
This exercise enhances your truth detecting faculties, strengthens your knowledge, and enhances your ability to share information. The more you dynamically assess information, not resting on blind belief or rejection alone, the easier it is to speak about a topic to another person. You become an expert unto yourself, hopefully, wielding this authority with compassion and grace.
Let’s get to know our new Managing Editor of Stillness in The Storm, Jeremy McDonald. We will talk about his awakening experiences and he will give some times to help each one of us in our spiritual journey.
Dr. Goswami’s basic premise is that quantum physics is not only the future of science, but is also the key to understanding consciousness, life, death, God, psychology, and the meaning of life. Quantum physics is an antidote to the moral sterility and mechanistic approach of scientific materialism and is the best and clearest approach to understanding our universe. In short, quantum physics is indeed the theory of everything.
Awakening is the process of expanding our consciousness to become aware of more of the truth. But since the truth is an infinite singularity, and we are finite beings, the best we can hope for are relative truths—pieces of knowledge that reflect or describe the whole truth.
In practice, we open ourselves up to new experiences and as a result, our consciousness expands. The more receptive we are to experience the more powerfully we can awaken to new things. What happens when what we thought was true, turns out to be untrue or only a half truth?
This is a question we will need to come to terms with as we grow and learn because we often have insights that came from an imperfect source. But does that mean the information is bad or useless? No. In fact, the origin of the idea isn’t as important as what we do with it, once it is in our possession.
A fable, myth, or fictional story might not be “real” in the sense that it depicts real events, but that doesn’t mean it can’t teach us something. Fictional stories and myths are often excellent places to discover essential truths about the human experience.
Similarly, all experience produces, interpretations, insights, and theories that spring forth from the inner fount of observation—the dynamic interplay between what is recorded as knowledge and what is being received in the now. Anytime we observe something, the generative property of consciousness produces new ideas, emotions, and insights. And even if we didn’t properly comprehend what we saw at the time, these insights still have value.
For example, you might look out into the world as a child, and notice that it appears to be flat. Even though this conclusion isn’t true, the idea itself is still useful. Architects and draftspersons, despite knowing the Earth is spherical, model their designs on a flat framework—they act under the premise that the Earth is flat while drawing their plans.
Ultimately, all information is useful. The challenge is to accurately discern where and how information holds true, using a specific or conscious process of analysis.
It’s all too easy to dismiss some body of information, because “it doesn’t resonate,” it came from a “bad source,” or it doesn’t agree with expert opinion. But in a grand sense, in a cosmic evolution sense, all ideas and insights are points of reception between the creature and the Creator. All information, even if it came from an untrue source, can be contemplated and distilled in the cosmic alchemy that is awakening. By assuming all information has some value, we can begin to see the one truth in all things, while also gaining greater skills of discernment through eclectic knowledge and wisdom.
We should strive to discern things properly; we should strive to ensure we know, precisely, how and why a body of information describes reality. And we should also recognize that even if our interpretations, observations, and insights might not be accurate in one area, it doesn’t mean that they won’t be useful elsewhere.
We are miraculous beings in the sense that we move, breathe, and have our being within objective reality, and yet our mind’s can imagine and envision—even feel—unreal things. And the dynamic between what is real and what we perceive seems to be an essential part of personal growth. We grow through synthesis, where even the seemingly most invalid experience can still provide incredible insights. In the act of looking at experience in this way, in an inclusive and discerning way, we can enhance the skills and faculties needed to receive more of the one truth—growing tall in cosmic attainment in the process.
All our experience is valuable, nothing is wasted and nothing is lost, if we can expand the mind beyond the material, into the cosmic and spiritual.
We choose to do things based on our value system, but how many of us know what our values are? How many of us know how our values effect our choices? The short answer is that most people don’t know why they do what they do, although they most definitely value some things over others.
When we take the time to consciously explore our values, we develop a greater capacity to consciously direct our lives. This can be described as knowing your life purpose.
Purpose is very important because it gives us direction. Without purpose, we can be easily distracted or influenced by other people, often not in the way we want. But to someone who know their purpose clearly, they are much more careful with distractions and have a conscious resolve that allows them to stand in their own power.
So since we’ve been doing things all our lives, since we’ve been making choices based on our value system, we can reflect on the past to better know the self. In doing so, we can reclaim sovereignty over our own mind and being, making us resistant to temptation and highly motivated to live out our calling.
The better we consciously know our values, and change them to match higher ones, the more precisely we can live happy lives, ideally ones that are beneficial to all beings.
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August 18th to August 21st of 2017 a Movement happened with hundreds of like-minded people coming together from all over the world to form ONE community. A soul family reunited!
If you were not there physically you were felt in spirit we are all ONE!
Today is the first day of a new cycle of retrograde for mercury. A time to self-reflect as things are revealed to us that hides behind the veils of our un-awareness.
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I met Joseph Irwin synchronistically on my business trip to Saint Petersburg Florida. He exemplifies what it means to be awake and abundant. Showing the world what knowledge and understanding can do when applied in a coherent way to improve the world. Permaculture brings order out of the chaos, in this case, the chaos of a depleted urban environment transformed into natures bounty.
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(Matt Agorist) Miami, FL — The former director of the Economic and Social Assistance Fund (FAES), Klaus Eberwein, was declared deceased this week by the Miami Medical Examiner’s office from a bullet wound to the head.
By the 1960s, a surplus of U.S. dollars caused by foreign aid, military spending, and foreign investment threatened this system, as the U.S. did not have enough gold to cover the volume of dollars in worldwide circulation at the rate of $35 per ounce; as a result, the dollar was overvalued.
By the 1960s, a surplus of U.S. dollars caused by foreign aid, military spending, and foreign investment threatened this system, as the U.S. did not have enough gold to cover the volume of dollars in worldwide circulation at the rate of $35 per ounce; as a result, the dollar was overvalued.
(Matt Agorist) Oakland, CA — An abused little girl was only 12-years-old when she was forced into the sex trade, forever altering the course of her life. For years, this little girl was “exploited by pimps” until she finally broke away and made it to an Oakland police officer.
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