How to Save the World?

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I have come to believe that the whole world is an enigma, a harmless enigma that is made terrible by our own mad attempt to interpret it as though it had an underlying truth. ~ Umberto Eco

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[Jana]

Yea Tom Valone is one of my main heroes...check him out on youtube.
The suppression side of our existence has not been adequately communicated. I have friends who want to get the message out once and for all.
We are in a particularly sick era, where people only want to focus on the light side of the equation...when it is really mucking out, composting and detoxing the corruption that needs to happen the most, or their freaking light side dreams will never come to fruition.
One could call this blinkered madness. People are such children at the moment.

I am sure decentralization and free energy will win out...but people have to overcome their naivety in order for it to get past the pentagon and the men in black.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=MSNOLjwweNo  —The Age of Transitions

[Francis]

JFK on the dangers of secrecy: 

http://www.evtv1.com/player.aspx?itemnum=12827

[Jana]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iyAVE1FyvMU —Tom Valone talking about Stan Meyer…the water car guy
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yWp_56AbFPg  —Tom Valone on zeropoint or bust.

[Jana]

The whole ballgame of the degenerative complex is breaking open.

SCHISM OF INTERNAL WORLDS
Could the alkalinizing biochemistry associated with the fruitarian diet of our rainforest primate ancestors have favored right-brain consciousness, while our modern Western diet of cooked carbohydrates, animal products and denatured foods favors left-brain dominance? This is the theory purported in the groundbreaking book “Left in the Dark,” by Tony Wright and Graham Gynn. They propose that the left-brain dominance came about by brain damage due to rising levels of testosterone in the human species. The authors suggest that the antisteriodal effect of a fruit diet enhances pineal activity and that this pineal health was maintained until our ancestors left the rainforest and changed to meat, then grain and cooked food. This change from fruit to a heavier diet with its acidifying and steroidal effect - started a slow degeneration of the brain through which hemispheric lateralization come about. Wright and Gynn make a great case for lateralization being largely due to steroid induced neurodegeneration, and non-DNA, but transcription dependent inheritance. The adrenal, immune stimulation and excess cortisol caused by these changes in diet would contribute to behavioral chemistry that establishes the society we are born into and the degree of trauma we are exposed to. Thus the nature versus nurture debate becomes very fuzzy when considering that we really do “become what we eat” on a species wide scale over millions of years, suggesting a behaviorally modified neuromechanism by which the pineal chemicals, and their effects on our state of consciousness and behavior determine human experience, existence and destiny.

In a cooked culture this neuroendocrine degeneration is also propagated by inflammatory-oxidative damage to cells, which then accumulate calcium plaque. This pathological ossification process is central to the degenerative complex, and lies at the heart of our declining psi and spiritual gnosis, and loss of visionary capacity. For even the seat of our spirituality - the pineal gland becomes calcified, and in some people it begins to calcify as young as 6yrs of age. A pathologically enlarged calcified pineal gland is known to be associated with reduced melatonin secretion. Calcification occurs as calcium salt deposits aggregate, first in the mitochondria, and then progressively throughout the cell. These calcifications are an indication of inflammation damage on the microscopic level. Senile degenerative changes may be accompanied by calcification. Turmeric, frankincense and oral chelation therapy are said to aid in the decalcification of the pineal gland. Besides restitutional “treatment” we should really be focused on stopping the inflammation and calcification in the first place by returning to our true primate species diet of raw seeds, nuts, berries, fruits, leaves, roots and stems.

[jimtzu]

here's another interesting SIA talk featuring Erwin Lazlo.

 Author Ervin Laszlo, PhD, discusses his theories of evolution and the tipping point which determines whether we head toward mass extinction or a sustainable world. Ervin emphasizes the importance of recognizing our connection to each other. He quotes William James, “We are like islands in the sea, separate on the surface, but connected in the deep.” Ervin refers to that which connects us all as a constant exchange of information. Some call it intuition, inspiration or creativity, and he believes that we need to stop dismissing information that is not coming from our physical senses. Ervin’s perspective is that the information that underlies all things is consciousness and the recognition of our connection to each other and our environment is vital for our collective future. Finally, he discusses his two upcoming books, including: “WorldShift 2012” and his most recent book “Science and the Akashic Field.”

http://jimtzu.fileave.com/teleseminar_t048__laszlo_e_vieten_c_2008-12-09__01.mp3

[Jana]

Yes but he doesn't point out the reasons for the loss of sensate-knowing...which I fully elaborate in my book Awakening the Body
No point in telling people to use their hypersenses if the psi sensory organs are half dead, ossified, inflamed, plaque ridden, disconnected, necrotic, sclerotic etc... etc... We are naturally sane, when we come back to life and nature.

[Jana]

THE LIFE WE WANT
We can take affirmative action for a world we want to live in through our choices of what we support. The type of world that people are intuiting they want to create is as Terrence McKenna said: nonhierarchical, radical direct action, eco, autonomous, grassroots organizations.

This is the gist of the matter...to know what one wants is the core phenomena...otherwise one is awash in a sea of phenomena, much of which is discordinent to our wellbeing. If you can clearly see and feel what you want and are working towards it, then we can master any circumstance...and even invite opposition as a means of more clearly seeing and moving toward our goal. Allowing ourselves to actually "want" something beyond that which is apparent is the hard part...for as kids we are conditioned to "not want." Since the authoritarian model is about serving "it" we have to reverse our being and thinking toward wanting what "we" want. To do this we have to be willing to "receive."

Receiving pleasure, acknowledgement, companionship, ideas, visions, creative energy, goodwill, resources, abundance, enjoyment, and success. Consider that the only reason why we are not yet having the "best life ever" is because we have not yet applied ourselves to wanting it, and receiving it. And so providence is curtailed at the get-go. Without receiving the liveliness of the "best life ever" we have less of everything to offer others and the world. The art of our life is not yet even in the conception phase. How do we go about creating this life we can barely glimpse.

• First we have to zero-out, get into theta wave, fast, exercise, aerobacise in order to make room for new vibrations and calibrations.
• We have to watch for sabotaging programs and behaviors and replace them with healthy thoughts, feelings and experiences.
• We have to engage in a practice that involves visioneering methods and brainstorming and find the creative peers in which there is mutually evolving exchange.
• Once we have decided on a project, we have to start building, start somewhere in whatever fashion in order to get to the next step of the process as it unfolds.

"When you create, you are taking action in a realm that is noninevitable, nonfixed, open, and subject to your actions...People both want to create what most deeply matters to them and simultaneously believe deep down that they cannot have what they want." 83, The Path Of Least Resistance, Robert Fritz

[Jana]

The key to creating the life we “want” is to balance our serotonin (calm) with our dopamine (action). Competition raises dopamine, cortisol and adrenaline, which ultimately burn us out and reduce the relaxing let-go needed for creative visioning. Thus we see we have to arrive at a state of cooperative, universal good-will to all, in order to generate the path of the reGenerous society. Inner/outer violence lowers serotonin levels, and it is the pineal gland that is the chemical factory for visionary, quantum jump, creative genius. Non competitive aerobic exercise burns up dopamine and raises serotonin, thereby reducing anxiety and stress.

So these nonhierarchical, radical direct action, eco, autonomous, grassroots organizations could engage in group hiking brainstorming sessions and vision quest camps. Being out in nature we come into our larger magnanimous being…so it only makes sense that the formation of spiritual community and the art of joint life creation should be supported by lengthy exposure to the natural world. In order to provide the energy, insight and connectivity necessary to succeed. Leaders in primate groups have higher serotonin levels, which makes they self assured, balanced, secure with less fear. Thus is apparent that if we are all required to come into our inner leader, we each need to raise our serotonin levels.

In order to produce a society in which the well-being of each individual is assured, we have give up our competitive power games and one-up-man-ship. We must work to reduce sociological stress and shock, whether it be instigated from competition, rejection, neglect, jealousy, betrayal, abuse, usury, not listening etc… This is essential to create the conditions in which higher human nature can develop. For the brain damage created by the current egoic paradigm dissociates consciousness and fuels the self-rejection that lies at the foundational strata of our narcissistic drive for “more.” Thus consumer culture is a closed loop of suffering and deprivation that cuts us off from the sublime chemistry and experience of our deeper humanity. Social security takes on a whole new meaning, when we are each living in a way that geometrically facilitates the creative chemistry of ourselves and others.

[jimtzu]

THE LIFE WE WANT
We can take affirmative action for a world we want to live in through our choices of what we support.  Allowing ourselves to actually "want" something beyond that which is apparent is the hard part...for as kids we are conditioned to "not want." Since the authoritarian model is about serving "it" we have to reverse our being and thinking toward wanting what "we" want. To do this we have to be willing to "receive."

i would add one small important step between the wanting and recieving steps..  to consciously choose, with intent.  that is what makes it personal, what makes it yours.

[Jana]

In order to break through into the new paradigm we have to work with the edge of visionary and gnostic consciousness, and plug into the mainframe of the Universe in order to get anywhere.

As unrealized beings we are not yet omnipotent and enlightened, so what we want and what we get are often two different things. Also we may want things that are not even good for us. Since we are a multiplicity with various levels on which choices can be made, often it is the opposite of what we want that we really need. However, to even begin to climb Maslow's pyramid of needs we must begin to want something, and then fulfill, refine or perfect those desires over the course of our life. In deciding what we want we cannot trust what others or what our intellect tells us, we can only really trust our passion. We must follow our passion in order to be successful in life, for the only thing we can trust is our deep inner self. As we align our subconscious, conscious and superconscious selves in order to make a decision with conscious intent, the universe through the attractive power of coherence…the highest frequency being love…will tend to manifest the “focus” of our passionate desire. In order to be successful, you have to be intimate with and have a relationship with your deepest passion and desires. See John Kehoe videos on youtube  www.learnmindpower.com for mind power exercises.

How do we figure out what we want? I thought of the idea of asking the moon what I wanted tonight, as I am having trouble even formulating tangible "wants" after food, shelter, work and vocation are taken care of. The moon, while gorgeous and gravitationally elevating didn't tell me directly what I should want. What passed through my mind was the obvious...a man...then the next thought was you only want one cause you don't have one...I felt into the deprivation and immediately dismissed the need. The subconscious reasoning was that want or need is a deficiency and therefore doesn't deserve to be filled. Ok, so at a basic level of being I was rejecting my want because it wanted. This must be some egoic method of neutralizing the pain of wanting due to fundamental belief in not finding fulfillment of wants, or needs. Asking the moon what you want is therefore a catalyst for inquiring into the desire, want, need process...and observing the mechanisms that stand in your way. If you default and neutralize the passionate energy in your “want” at its inception, then it is unlikely that the universal mind can bring about satisfying results in space and time…for you are not receptive for “receiving” with clear intent…and the crystallization of love and consciousness has no holy seed of happenstance around which to grow.

I like David Wolfe on Goals (youtube) where he recommends to ask for the best ever of this or that and leaving it up to the universe to determine the specifics. He recommends writing an annual list of goals and desires and ticking them off as they manifest.

[jimtzu]

the intellectual and emotional aspects of the ego will definitely get in the way  of realizing what one wants or needs.  the intimacy you refer to is the ability to being
silent with yourself, much like feeling comfortable with the silence between two people.  the silence will strip away all the extraneous thoughts and feelings that we react to in our somatic existence. 

[Jana]

Silence doesn't fit you into a world which yields no genuine satisfaction, but it does compensate for frustrated wants and quells the desiring process. Perhaps it may allow for the space to evolve higher level wants, by providing distance from habit, impulse and addiction.

[Francis]

I think we need to some operational definitions for the terms "want" and "need." Right out of the box, it seems like 'wants' are misplaced emotional longings and 'needs' are what's required for the development of one's essence. Thanks to Maslow else we'd have no criteria by which to distinguish the two. Then again, what if his scheme is wrong?

[jimtzu]

"wants" are all ego driven, but it would depend on the level of the ego that it's operating from.  purely egotistical wantings arn't likely to benefit anyone, including the subject.  a more transpersonal transparent ego will, of course, desire what is best for all. i'm not sure if this applies to "needs", unless the ego is involved and deluding itself into thinking a want is a need.

[Jana]

What we need in modern-ego-consumer-culture and egoic workplace business and in buying a mate in this culture is different than what we need in all other cultures. If one doesn't keep up with the Jones as far as clothes, jewelery, technology, etc...if one doesn't play the consumer game, then one is ostracized/humiliated. I am in the strange position of being pushed out of this idle culture, while I am on the verge of trying to undo it via 3 books.
For males however it is probably more permissable to be yourself in any culture without camoflage, because guys have a modicum of higher stasis due to their Y chromosome.

I don't know what I need or what I want.
Jumping on a yacht sailing around the pacific sounds good tho. And I want and need at least 20 hours lying at the waters edge on a beach with zero humans on it.