Comments on: The biological internet http://www.buddhatrance.com/the-biological-internet Riding the wave of higher consciousness, while dealing with everyday life... Mon, 08 Mar 2010 19:59:29 +0100 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: Palma http://www.buddhatrance.com/the-biological-internet#comment-2172 Palma Sun, 23 Aug 2009 12:43:39 +0000 http://www.buddhatrance.com/?p=1114#comment-2172 Hi Moh Singh - This is quite an interesting observation. You are right, the percentage is very similar, and it could really explain why the majority of the world population is in the hands of just a few. It is interesting to note that when we talk about an awakening and a new type of humanity with more DNA strings active, what comes to mind is a self-governed society, where there is no need of rules or rulers because harmony is achieved through higher consciousness. When everyone is evolved, there is no power struggle. The current active strands are fundamental to operate in the physical world, but the dormant ones seem to be the ones connected to a higher perspective where we get closer to the big picture. Why the other strands came to be dormant remains a mystery. A possible reason could be that we have been programmed to evolve, have the potential and the means to do it, but there is a "schedule" to follow... Hi Moh Singh – This is quite an interesting observation. You are right, the percentage is very similar, and it could really explain why the majority of the world population is in the hands of just a few. It is interesting to note that when we talk about an awakening and a new type of humanity with more DNA strings active, what comes to mind is a self-governed society, where there is no need of rules or rulers because harmony is achieved through higher consciousness. When everyone is evolved, there is no power struggle.

The current active strands are fundamental to operate in the physical world, but the dormant ones seem to be the ones connected to a higher perspective where we get closer to the big picture. Why the other strands came to be dormant remains a mystery. A possible reason could be that we have been programmed to evolve, have the potential and the means to do it, but there is a “schedule” to follow…

]]> By: moh singh http://www.buddhatrance.com/the-biological-internet#comment-2170 moh singh Sun, 23 Aug 2009 01:54:17 +0000 http://www.buddhatrance.com/?p=1114#comment-2170 I've been really pondering the idea of global conciousness. Think about the world, a small percentage truely rule, and the remainder have their opinions represented by these rulers (unless exploited). Let's put a figure of 3% ruling, and 97% not? This is very similar to the percentage of DNA that is "used" (or 'considered') by the body. As these rulers use their various methods to express the majority, so to the DNA do similar. The quesiton to ponder is if the DNA being used is truely representative of those they represent or if they are exploiting or controling them in the same way few nations do to their people. As per the the use of vibrations to cure the mind, in sikhism this has been done for hundreds of years and actually forms a very integral part to the religion: http://www.gurmat.info/sms/smspublications/Indian%20Classical%20Music%20&%20Sikh%20Kirtan.pdf If done correctly, one can introduce bliss with one script, peace with another, and even rage with one. I’ve been really pondering the idea of global conciousness. Think about the world, a small percentage truely rule, and the remainder have their opinions represented by these rulers (unless exploited). Let’s put a figure of 3% ruling, and 97% not? This is very similar to the percentage of DNA that is “used” (or ‘considered’) by the body. As these rulers use their various methods to express the majority, so to the DNA do similar. The quesiton to ponder is if the DNA being used is truely representative of those they represent or if they are exploiting or controling them in the same way few nations do to their people.

As per the the use of vibrations to cure the mind, in sikhism this has been done for hundreds of years and actually forms a very integral part to the religion: http://www.gurmat.info/sms/smspublications/Indian%20Classical%20Music%20&%20Sikh%20Kirtan.pdf If done correctly, one can introduce bliss with one script, peace with another, and even rage with one.

]]> By: Palma http://www.buddhatrance.com/the-biological-internet#comment-2155 Palma Sat, 15 Aug 2009 18:36:22 +0000 http://www.buddhatrance.com/?p=1114#comment-2155 Hi Zach - You summed it up so beautifully, that I can only say I completely agree with you! Luckily, it looks like we are heading in the direction of awakening our dormant potential and truly become the master and genius that we all are. :-) Hi Zach – You summed it up so beautifully, that I can only say I completely agree with you! Luckily, it looks like we are heading in the direction of awakening our dormant potential and truly become the master and genius that we all are. :-)

]]> By: Zach Estela http://www.buddhatrance.com/the-biological-internet#comment-2154 Zach Estela Sat, 15 Aug 2009 15:59:28 +0000 http://www.buddhatrance.com/?p=1114#comment-2154 I think its interesting that scientists could ever believe that natures most elaborate meta system is 97% useless! You would think a scientific understanding would remember that nature doesn't do things that have no embedded function, in fact it is so elegant as to frequently take the<b> most optimal route possible.</b> It is true that many humans utilize only 10% of their brain or 3% of their DNA- but this says way more about our current mode of cultural operation than the dormant parts of our beings. If people concentrate on cultivating their full potential as human beings, their inner awareness in tandem with their outer, practice being creators of their life and art and environment and culture and experiencing different states of mind, using their body to explore nature, unconditional love, and music, they would most certainly be activating and using more of their resources than what it takes to function in todays society. Every one is a genius everyone is a master everyone has potential far beyond what their social programming tells them!!!! Its time to free ourselves, tiime to be ourselves, we've been waiting too long! .-= Zach Estela´s last blog ..<a href="http://bloggingwithoutblogging.blogspot.com/2009/07/synaptic-ally.html" rel="nofollow">synaptic waves</a> =-. I think its interesting that scientists could ever believe that natures most elaborate meta system is 97% useless!
You would think a scientific understanding would remember that nature doesn’t do things that have no embedded function, in fact it is so elegant as to frequently take the most optimal route possible.

It is true that many humans utilize only 10% of their brain or 3% of their DNA- but this says way more about our current mode of cultural operation than the dormant parts of our beings.

If people concentrate on cultivating their full potential as human beings, their inner awareness in tandem with their outer, practice being creators of their life and art and environment and culture and experiencing different states of mind, using their body to explore nature, unconditional love, and music, they would most certainly be activating and using more of their resources than what it takes to function in todays society.

Every one is a genius everyone is a master everyone has potential far beyond what their social programming tells them!!!!
Its time to free ourselves, tiime to be ourselves, we’ve been waiting too long!
Zach Estela´s last blog ..synaptic waves My ComLuv Profile

]]> By: Palma http://www.buddhatrance.com/the-biological-internet#comment-2149 Palma Fri, 14 Aug 2009 08:53:57 +0000 http://www.buddhatrance.com/?p=1114#comment-2149 Hi Martin - I couldn't finish the entire article, because in the registration process the NY Times requires way too much personal info for just being able to read on, so I didn't for now. From the first page it sounds quite interesting. Is it worth registering for? If so, I will. Louise Hay has contributed greatly to the self-help movement, though my approach to her material was somewhat mild, because affirmations are just one piece of the puzzle, but I can see how she has helped many people. She has been a catalyst for change and this is good. If you have any thoughts to share on the subject or that you would like to discuss, please feel free to start a thread on the forums (you can post as a guest as well). There is now a movie about her http://www.youcanhealyourlifemovie.com/ Hi Martin – I couldn’t finish the entire article, because in the registration process the NY Times requires way too much personal info for just being able to read on, so I didn’t for now. From the first page it sounds quite interesting. Is it worth registering for? If so, I will.

Louise Hay has contributed greatly to the self-help movement, though my approach to her material was somewhat mild, because affirmations are just one piece of the puzzle, but I can see how she has helped many people. She has been a catalyst for change and this is good.

If you have any thoughts to share on the subject or that you would like to discuss, please feel free to start a thread on the forums (you can post as a guest as well).

There is now a movie about her http://www.youcanhealyourlifemovie.com/

]]> By: Palma http://www.buddhatrance.com/the-biological-internet#comment-2148 Palma Fri, 14 Aug 2009 08:14:31 +0000 http://www.buddhatrance.com/?p=1114#comment-2148 Hi Marty - You are right, the implications are so wide that our imagination can run wild and free while connecting the dots! Hi Marty – You are right, the implications are so wide that our imagination can run wild and free while connecting the dots!

]]> By: Martin http://www.buddhatrance.com/the-biological-internet#comment-2146 Martin Wed, 12 Aug 2009 22:31:04 +0000 http://www.buddhatrance.com/?p=1114#comment-2146 Hi! I´m sorry, this is out of theme, but I want to know, what do you say on this article: http://www.nytimes.com/2008/05/04/magazine/04Hay-t.html This is about Louise Hay, I hope, that you recognize her :) Hi!
I´m sorry, this is out of theme, but I want to know, what do you say on this article:
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/05/04/magazine/04Hay-t.html
This is about Louise Hay, I hope, that you recognize her :)

]]> By: Marty http://www.buddhatrance.com/the-biological-internet#comment-2145 Marty Wed, 12 Aug 2009 22:22:07 +0000 http://www.buddhatrance.com/?p=1114#comment-2145 Excellent information Palma! The implications are only limited by our imagination. Excellent information Palma! The implications are only limited by our imagination.

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