The reason that we will probably never find the smallest particle and the reasons that we probably will never find the end of the universe is because of what John Wheeler says, he says that the act of us searching the act of the human heart and the human mind looking at the universe expecting to see something, will always create something for us to see. The act of us looking with the expectation that something is there is an act of creation unto itself. I invite you to think about this: If looking with the expectation that something exists is what creates that something, then what does it mean when you are conditioned to look at your body to search your body every day or every week looking for something to be wrong? Looking for an abnormality looking for a lump looking for a discoloration, Im not saying dont look, what Im suggesting is its your consciousness while you are looking that is important. what happens if you look at your body in the mirror every day and say ah, beautiful body and that is an act of creation, can you see how that is different than if you look in your body for a lump or something that should not be there. Very, very powerful what John Wheeler is saying. This is a scientist saying that consciousness is creating our physical universe. The question is if feeling and consciousness is creating, what is it that we feel, what do we believe about our world? The new discoveries suggest that the power to change our bodies and to change our world is based in what we call belief. Our belief of what is real, we live our lives based in what we believe about our world, would you agree with that? About ourselves, one another, our limitations, our capabilities. I was trained as a scientist, when i began to understand that we live our lives based upon our beliefs, my question is where do those beliefs come from? and what I found those beliefs come from what other people tells us... the beliefs come from what history tells us, what science tells us, what religion tells us, what our culture, what our family, our friends tell us.. thats where our beliefs come from, would you agree with that? So let me ask a question, what if theyre wrong? What if you and I are living our lives in the beliefs of other people who are incorrect? What does that mean for us? How powerful do you think a belief really is? How powerful, truly? Theres an author his name was Nevil in the early 20th century, he wrote a book called the power of awareness, beautiful book. And what he said was this, he said that our power of belief is a power, an infinite power against which no earthly force is of the slightest significance. Do you believe that you have a power within you against which no earthly force is of the slightest significance, is that possible, do you believe that? I wrote this out listening to this youtube video: youtu.be/VuW7e1yCVvc I think what Gregg is saying here is of the utmost importance. Tony Dorward Tony Martinson Raffi Tomassian Stephanie Slk Josephous Moujalli Brad Hopkins Mitchell Birkett Mitch Anderson Ben Assaf Matt Damon Matt Worboys Nikki Herft Cheryl Gunner Sheri Guthrie Kim Gunner
Posted on: Thu, 20 Nov 2014 00:46:54 +0000
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