Creating A New Reality and Different Way of Life

Defending Sacred Ground

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chapter 6.

Alex:I was having a conversation once with Vasais about the idea of creating a new reality and a different way of life here.

These are some of the thoughts he gave me:

Create another domain of knowing, communicating and being. In other
words, the domain of calling forth or generating your intent needs to be
more distinct. Your physics, as you call it, is a good example of this
'calling forth'. There have been men on your planet who have called for
new domains of thinking that never existed. They invented it, and they
didn't fantasize about it. They didn't pretend. They literally created a
new context for what you now call physics. Your humanity is strong
with these kind of examples. No being, however, makes the distinction
that this is what they are. I would like to give you an example. Your
(concept of) human rights. It isn't so long ago that there was no such
concept on your planet. It didn't exist. Your terrans did not have any
rights. Only their kings and priest had their rights. But most of you
terrans did not have any rights. So, you and other terrans created
'human rights' from nothing. You created the domain that created
the "human rights' and then you called it forth. You created language
for it. You communicated it. And this communication that you gave had
power, because it was full of intent. It has the power not only to
represent and to invoke, but also to literally bring it into being. This
is what your races need to do in order to clearly know yourselves
and transform the quality of your lives on your Earth."



[edit on 23-2-2009 by Reevster]

It sounds rather like what I bring forth in my book...

A new paradigm, based on what we have and what we are just now, for the first time in our history, able to do.

My book, wherein I use a "scifi" beginning, describing the new paradigm in action, and use a contemporary diary to illustrate how we went from what we have now to that "scifi" future Utopia, is a short read - average readers will get through it in about four hours.

It is FREE and linked in my sig.

I have also written a book where I have tried to paint the world in a new perspective. My book has nothing to do with any extra terrestrial vision, or new world metaphysics, but basically looks at that as we are currently experiencing it, at this time in our history. The way I see things, technological advancement has changed our relationship with the world more than anything that we know of throughout the evolution of man. I see this as the point in time where we must learn to grasp these changes as a species in order to advance.

The main points I try to make is that the basics are our intellectual relationship with the true realities of this world, our ability to stoke the fires of our emotions without letting them burn out of control, and a point that I think is very different from current modern thought is recognizing that struggle is inherent to our nature, and our ability to advance as a species. Other critical points I make is that perfection doesn't exist, and if it did, it would mean stagnation. In my view, morality has nothing to do with your immortal soul, but in developing trusting relationships, and is in fact the most critical determinate for developing relationships. The title for my book is "A Westerner's Tenets for Modern Living", which I am still polishing, trying to make it easier to read. I plan on self publishing.



[edit on 26-2-2009 by poet1b]