I’m still plowing through A New Science of Heaven, and I think I’m finally beginning to understand why the author presents so much science before getting to the mind-bending stuff.
Without scientific evidence, we probably wouldn’t believe a word of it.
And maybe we still won’t.
Because some of what he’s suggesting challenges just about everything we think we know about reality.
Which, for some reason, reminds me of an old joke.
A woman calls her husband, who’s driving on the interstate.
"Honey! Be careful! I just heard there’s some nut driving the wrong way on the interstate!"
And he replies:
"Not just ONE! It’s EVERYBODY!"
LOL!
Then there’s the author’s comparison of our understanding of reality to the fairy tale The Princess and the Pea.
Apparently, most of us are only seeing the pea.
In other words, our vision of reality might be just a little compromised.
Anyway, according to the author, our solar system is filled with plasma, a fourth state of matter with some extraordinary properties.
And we’re immersed in this environment, too.
And that’s just the beginning.
It could be that almost everything we’ve believed needs to be re-examined.
Religion? Medicine? Government? Let’s not even get started.
And now, between the internet, books, and advanced technology, we have opportunities to explore ideas on our own.
So, with that in mind, we’re going to explore something called PLASMOIDS.
The group is resonating with some de-stressing related to this subject.
That’s what’s on the agenda for tomorrow while I take a day away from screens.
Monday, we’ll get into the details.
Meanwhile, in our scan today the chakras were more balanced than ever before.
Until we reached Chakras 11 and 12.
A deeper scan pointed toward two primary stress patterns:
Resistance.
Repetitive, unwanted thoughts.
We also identified several organ systems showing below-par readings on the etheric level.
Thyroid
Skin Glands
White Blood Cells
Veins
The appropriate cocktails are running.
And here’s something worth considering.
What if the biggest obstacle to seeing something new isn’t that the information has been hidden from us?
What if we’re so accustomed to seeing things one way that we can’t imagine anything else?
After all, the fellow on the interstate was absolutely convinced he was going in the right direction.
And everybody else was wrong.
So maybe it’s time to see what’s been covering the peas!
