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Co-Creation with Spirits
There is co creating with specific non-incarnated entities. It is common, and it is the foundation of concepts that motivate things like Japanese filial piety. They work with us all the time. They tend to work more than we do. The Japanese observe death related religious practices, because they believe they still affect our lives. They…
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Cycle of Creation
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Deliberate Creation
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Cooperative Creation
All energy differs from matter only by its state of being or phase. So though at times we may have experienced contact in what seems like an otherworldly and entirely psychological way, it doesn’t mean that the artefact in our consciousness doesn’t correspond to a very tangible and enduring reality. Right now, we are observing…
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Wuxing Cycle Of Creation
Shall we choose a specific focus and give the wuxing take on it? Suggestions? Art? Perhaps states of mind, which relates to art and problem solving as well. You cannot think in only one category. You will naturally think in all five (earth, fire, water, wood, metal) but perhaps you may be conscious of only one…
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Sacred Creation
On sacred creation, light relics… Every time we cast our minds onto the contemplation of the great mysteries, despite all the personal noise that gets mixed up in that, the ideas that do nothing more than satisfy our personal prejudices and preferences, something else always creeps in. As a favourite song of mine puts it,…
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Cycles of Creation
The cycles of creation were mostly elemental in nature, corresponding roughly to the Mayan agricultural cycle, but they did also include things like a season of war as well. In a way, perhaps like our football seasons, both American and European, and periodically the world “ended” in a storm season. Would the calendar tell them…
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Space for Creation
Sumerian language would have immediately oriented on the subject of the statement, only including the object and verb after. Ah, This I understand. I’m starting to see how words can be considered magic…altering consciousness. Yes, words can indeed alter perception. ‘The house it’s owner entered’ would be how their language was structured. Help you I…