The state of rotation, as a rule, is experienced by people when their energy double is separated from the physical body. Similar sensations occur during states of clinical death, instant fainting. Many researchers also point to “spiral dreaming” as a way to overcome the energy barrier separating the worlds.
Thus, some researchers recommend using methods to facilitate the conscious “separation” of the energy “double”:
Mental rotation;
Mental swing;
Conscious entry into trance;
Using the astral "rope";
Shamanic journey;
The art of dreaming.
Moreover, in order to fix the point of assemblage of perception on the vibrations of one of the parallel worlds, it is necessary either to look at the hands while in the energy body (when they take on a visible form, the surrounding reality will materialize), or to rotate around its own axis (at the end of the rotation, it turns on perception of a certain reality).
Tibetan magicians and Buddhist mystics often use mandalas to travel in the dream body, and shamans project images of “holes,” “corridors,” or “tunnels” in their minds. Some out-of-body travelers also use “light tunnels” of a spiral or cone shape, in which “spiral cyclones” of bright rays transfer consciousness to other dimensions.
But there are also ways of “full” (i.e. physical) teleportation to other realities. Let us turn to S. Tsvelev for an explanation. “If you learn in a certain way to increase the speed of movement of Energies in each of the energy vortexes of your body,” he writes, “then you can make the body (or object) disappear from physical Time and Space. For example, a person consists of muscles and bones; all these tissues are made up of cells, which in turn are made up of molecules; the latter consist of atoms of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, sulfur, etc.
Atoms also consist of energy vortices. ...a person who has learned to arbitrarily change the speed of Energy in each of the elementary particles that make up his body can disappear from physical Time and Space. Instead of a body created from Energies common to our World, we will get a body created from Super-Energies.
In order to materialize in our World, it will be necessary, with the help of Will and Imagination, to perform the reverse procedure: to slow down the speed of movement in the energy vortices of the elementary particles that make up the superbody to the speed of light, that is, to go to the surface of the torus and again mentally compress it to the shape of a ball "
The principle of operation of all these materializations and disappearances is that our world consists of energy vortexes, the speed of which does not exceed the speed of light. This is the peculiarity of the strip of energy fibers within which the world perceived by ordinary senses is located. It is quite natural that when our “vortexes of energy” accelerate at superluminal speeds, we fall out of the perception of the surrounding “normal” people. But that's not all. We do not simply fall out of the perception of those around us - we quite realistically move into the identical world of superluminal energies, to which another band of energy fibers of the Universe corresponds.
However, this is the level of the most outstanding mystics and magicians who managed not only to pass the line of energetic transformation like Don Juan Matus and the magicians from his squad, stepping into immortality, but also to be able to return to our reality from time to time. Very few mystics and saints have succeeded in this. We also remember that Christ also appeared to his disciples after his “ascension,” the essence of which was “fiery transmutation” and the transition to a qualitatively new superhuman energy level. But the basis of any “fiery transmutation” is the energy of Love, which activates our internal spirals of energy.
At the same time, the beginning of any teleportation to other realities or time travel lies through the development of energy bodies and mastering the ability to consciously control them. There are various methods for the development of the etheric and astral bodies, which, in the ordinary position of the assemblage point, turn out to be constrained and oppressed by our physical body.
It is energy bodies and energy centers that B. Marciniak points out to us as a tool for “unlocking” our colossal potential capabilities and achieving freedom from predatory entities that control the perception and behavior of most of humanity. Here's what she writes:
“Beyond your physical body, imagine twelve strands of energy—energy highways—emanating from your twelve chakras. You exist in a bizarre interweaving of energies. Twelve strands of DNA through twelve energy centers (chakras) connect us to the energy matrix of the Universe. The twelve chakras serve as twelve energy inputs/outputs of our consciousness, connecting us with the Life-Giving Power. And it is through the opening and activation of these energy portals that you can know yourself. Connect your consciousness to the energy network of the Universe.
You strive to fully unleash the capabilities of your brain, and not use only 8 - 10% of its potency. The entire history of your consciousness in the context of the Universe is contained in luminous threads - energy structures - scattered and scattered at the cellular level of your energy body. Certain entities did not want you to be talented and capable of realizing your creative potential. Otherwise they wouldn't be able to control you."
Currently, this connection of people’s energy bodies with the energy matrix of the Universe has found scientific justification in the light of the latest theories of quantum ether and torsion fields. Here is how Doctor of Technical Sciences V. Tikhoplav and Candidate of Technical Sciences T. Tikhoplav describe it:
“In accordance with ancient knowledge, humanity has a single information matrix, the basis of which exists in the Universe. The Universe (macrocosm) as a living organism has created myriads of its own projections (microcosms) in its own image. Man, being a projection of the Universe, has a single energy-informational structure with it. Resonant interaction with the matrix of the Universe maintains the constancy and stability of the matrix of humanity. The matrix contains information about the composition and interaction of human energy fields.”
By developing this energetic connection, we develop our energy bodies and receive more and more information about the Universe, while simultaneously expanding our own capabilities. We remember our luminous essence, and this takes us out of the influence of dark entities that manipulate our consciousness and behavior. This is the natural path of evolution, which opens before us the doors of other worlds and realities, spaces and times.
The modern hypothesis about the structure of the universe says that our entire world is nothing more than a matrix, a virtual reality created by an unknown form of intelligence. Recently, digital engineer Jim Elvidge discovered signs that the universe is indeed a computer program running on digital code.
Scientists have discovered the age of the Universe
Thus, everyone knows the definition of matter as “objective reality given to us in sensations.” It turns out that when we touch various objects, we judge them by the sensations we experience at that moment. But in reality, most objects are nothing more than empty space, Elvidge says. This is similar to how we “click” on icons on a computer screen. Behind each icon there is some image hidden, but all this is just a conditional reality, matrix, which exists only on the monitor.
Everything we think of as matter is just data, Elvidge believes. Further research in the field of elementary particles will lead to the understanding that behind everything that surrounds us, there is a certain code, similar to the binary code of a computer program. It may turn out that our brain is simply an interface through which we access data from the “universal Internet.”
In his statements, the scientist refers to John Archibald Wheeler’s book “Geons, Black Holes and Quantum Foam: A Life in Physics.” The latter believed that the basis of physics is information. He called his theory "It from bit." "Everything is from a bit" symbolizes the idea that every object and event of the physical world has at its basis - in most cases, at a very deep basis - an immaterial source and explanation; something that we call reality grows ultimately from the production “yes-or-no” questions and recording answers to them using equipment, writes Wheeler in his report “Information, physics, quantum: searching for connections” - in short, all physical entities are fundamentally information-theoretical, And Universe requires our participation."
It is thanks to the binary code that we can choose between different options for digital reality, matrices, control it with the help of consciousness. Wheeler calls this virtual world " Universe complicity."
Indirect proof of virtual nature Universe It may be that particles of matter can exist in an indeterminate or unstable form and are “fixed” in a specific state only when observed.
Elvidge, in turn, proposes the following thought experiment. Imagine that all the things that surround you are nothing more than digital reality, matrix. But, say, a pen becomes a pen only when you look at it, and you are able to identify an object as a pen only by external features. Otherwise, it has unspecified potential, and if you disassemble it, you will get additional data related to its internal structure.
The function of our brain is to process information. The latter can be stored in it, just as a computer browser caches data from sites we visit while surfing the Internet. If this is true, Elvidge believes, then we may be able to access data that is stored outside of our brain. Therefore, such things as intuition or clairvoyance are not an empty phrase at all. We can receive answers to our queries on the “cosmic Internet”. We can also ask for help, and it can come - from other people or the creators of our reality...
Death in this vein also doesn’t look so scary. If our consciousness is a simulation, then death is just an interruption of the simulation. And our consciousness may well be implanted in another “simulator”, which explains the phenomenon of reincarnation.
Theory about digital reality, matrix may serve as a universal key to the “theory of everything,” which scientists have been searching for for a long time and which would help resolve the contradictions between classical and quantum physics. According to Elvidge, there may be two types of data used in this reality. This is data associated with descriptions of objects, similar to a graphic or sound computer format, and data responsible for the operation of the entire system.
Our knowledge of the world around us is constantly growing, the researcher adds. After all, once upon a time, tribes living separately did not know about the existence of other lands, continents, planets... Gradually we came to the concept of material Universe, filled with various objects, and are now close to admitting the existence universes consisting of information. “We're constantly pushing the boundaries of our thinking,” says Elvidge.
In other words, at the everyday level the word “law” is understood as the verbal formulation of the law. We use the word “matrix” to deprive our subconscious of the ability to “cling to the word.”
Even in physics, where there is (or should be) an understanding of the essence of the term “law,” there remains a connection to the word. And yet, in physics there is a separation of one law from another (each of them is perceived as something separate). From here follows their apparent inviolability and unshakability. However, the Universe (or nature) is a single whole. Any change at any of its “points” is one way or another reflected in its entirety. There are matrices that are practically unchangeable (at least for us), such as the speed limit (the speed of light). There are matrices lying “at the top” that change depending on many factors - for example, the crystal growth matrix changes depending on the presence/absence of gravity.
Thus, there are "levels" of matrices. For convenience, I will call the top level matrices, which are a combination of many factors and can be easily changed. The fewer factors are involved in the formation of a particular matrix (the law of existence of a particular phenomenon/event), the “lower” this matrix is in the conditional hierarchy, the more difficult it is to influence it, down to the basic ones (the structure is visualized as an inverted pyramid).
In order to work with matrices of any level, it is necessary to see/feel/perceive the unity of the entire system. There is no need to understand each specific matrix in detail, because If you manage to capture the feeling of the integrity of the entire system, then work with each specific detail is supported by “intuitive” knowledge, i.e. information obtained from the whole.
For example, there is a certain law/matrix that ensures the integrity of our skin. If you simply cut yourself, you have not only disrupted that integrity, but you have also affected the upper levels of the matrix of your own form. Since the form tends to stabilize, and the open wound is a “door” for the invasion of further violations of the matrix, regeneration mechanisms are turned on and a scar remains. If you restore the original shape of the damaged matrix, then the cut will “heal” almost instantly, and there will be no scar (remember the film “Olesya” by Kuprin - there the healing of a cut proceeds exactly according to this scheme, although the sorceress, of course, does not bother with terminology, but works on a sensation once caught).
Why bother understanding the process?
Folk magic contains many techniques that are, in essence, work with the matrices of the universe, or nature, which is the same thing. But no matter how many there are, these are all special cases. If you understand the essence of the process, then you will get a fishing rod, not a fish, and you will be able to formulate techniques for each specific case, for any need.
Gregg Braden(b. 1954) is a best-selling author, spiritual educator, often shares his knowledge at conferences and in the media, talks about the changes taking place in humans and planetary changes. A successful career as an Earth scientist and air and space software engineer has allowed him, among other things, to recognize and reconstruct the language of ancient texts.
INTRODUCTION
The book describes the energy field - the Divine matrix, the container, and at the same time the bridge and mirror for everything that happens in our inner world and in the world outside our body. The fact that this field is present in everything - from the smallest quanta of an atom to the most distant galaxies, the light of which is barely visible - and fills all the space between them, radically changes existing ideas about our role in the creation of the world.
Awareness of the very fact of the existence of a primordial energy network connecting your bodies with the whole world and all the matter of the Universe will open the gates to power and limitless possibilities for you. We can be more than just passive observers of short-term phenomena in a world that was created long before we were born. Looking at our life, at our spiritual experience and financial situation, at our love, career and relationships with others, at our fears and fear of losing something or not getting something, we are simply looking in the mirror of our own deepest and mostly unconscious beliefs. From this it becomes obvious that consciousness plays a key role in our lives. But it plays no less a role in the existence of the universe itself.
We are artists, and we are works of art
Albert Einstein, in his autobiography, expressed the idea that we are just passive observers living in a long-prepared Universe, over which we apparently have almost no influence: “Here lies an immense world that exists independently of human will. It rises before us as a great and eternal mystery, almost inaccessible to our understanding and study.” It must be said that most scientists still adhere to similar views on the Universe.
A radically different interpretation of our role in the universe was proposed by Princeton physicist and Einstein’s colleague John Wheeler. Drawing on experiments from the late 20th century that showed that even if a person just looks at a thing, it changes under the influence of his gaze, Wheeler says: “Everyone knows the old idea that there is a universe out there somewhere, and here is a man, reliably protected from it by six inches of mirror glass. Now, thanks to the quantum picture of the world, we know that even a simple observation of such a microscopic object as an electron requires us to break this mirror, we must penetrate there, inside... The former passive observer should be erased from the books. He must be replaced by a full-fledged participant in the global process.”
Wheeler interprets our interaction with the world very differently from Einstein. He argues: you cannot observe from a distance what is happening in the Universe. In fact, experiments in quantum physics clearly show that if you focus on a tiny particle like an electron, its properties will change. As a result of such experiments, it was suggested that the act of observation is, in essence, an act of creation and that the activity of consciousness has a creative power. All this suggests that we can no longer view ourselves as passive observers who do not influence the objects of our observation.
Perceiving ourselves as participants in the creation of the Universe, and not its passive inhabitants, requires a complete revision of ideas about the cosmos and its structure. The basis for a radical change in the picture of the world was laid by another Princeton physicist and colleague of Einstein, David Bohm. Shortly before his death in 1992, he gave the world two revolutionary theories that offer an entirely new, holistic view of the Universe and our place in it.
The first of his theories was an interpretation of quantum physics. From this theory grew the concept of “creative control of the deep levels of reality,” as Bohm himself called it. He was confident in the existence of deep or, conversely, higher levels of the universe, containing models for everything that happens in our world. That is, it is from these subtle layers of existence that the physical world originates.
Another theory of Bohm describes the Universe as an integral system, united by connections that are not always obvious. Observing particles of matter in a special state called plasma, Bohm discovered that, contrary to the prevailing ideas at that time, particles in the plasma state behave not as individual elements, but as components of something larger.
Bohm's experiments formed the basis of his most famous book, Wholeness and Hidden Order, published in 1980. In this revolutionary book, he suggested that if we could observe the entire Universe from some conventional highest point, then all objects in the world would look like reflections of processes occurring in another region now inaccessible to our observation. To distinguish between the visible world and this region, Bohm introduced the concepts of “visible” and “hidden”.
Everything that is accessible to touch and exists separately in the world - rocks, oceans, forests, animals and people - represents the visible level of the universe. However, Bohm argues that all these things and phenomena only seem to be separate, but in reality they are interconnected at a deep level of higher integrity - a hidden order that is simply not accessible to our organs of perception.
The difference between the hidden and the visible and the illusion of the separateness of things is most easily illustrated by the example of a flow of water. “Whirlpools, waves and splashes can be distinguished in the flow of water, although it is clear that they do not exist by themselves,” says Bohm. Each splash of water seems to us to be a separate phenomenon, but Bohm views them as interconnected components of a single process: “The fleeting existence that these abstract forms possess suggests only relative independence, and not at all independent existence.” Simply put, splashes of water flow are forms of the same water.
Through such examples, Bohm demonstrated that the Universe, with everything in it, including ourselves, is in reality a gigantic, holistic system in which everything is interdependent. Summarizing his view of the structure of the world, he wrote: “I would define this new concept of reality as Wholeness in the current moment.”
In the 1970s, Bohm proposed an even clearer metaphor to depict the world as an indivisible whole, represented in the form of disparate parts. Reflecting on the interconnections of the Universe, he became increasingly convinced that the world was like a giant cosmic hologram.
In a hologram, any part of an object contains the entire object in a reduced form. From Bohm's point of view, everything that we can observe in the world around us is a projection of something much more real, occurring at the deep level of the universe in the area of hidden and genuine existence. According to this approach, “as above, so below,” “as within, so without.” In other words, any system consists of smaller-scale systems that are essentially identical to it.
A good example of a hologram is the elegant simplicity of the human body. Whatever part of it we take a DNA molecule from - from a hair, a finger or a drop of blood, it will contain the genetic code of the entire organism. The genetic model of the whole person is always found in it, unchanged.
The Universe unfolds from a hidden state into a visible one in a stream of transformations that make the invisible visible, which determines the dynamics of the universe. This is what John Wheeler meant when he talked about the wholeness and interdependence of everything in the Universe and how it is sensitive to the activities of consciousness.
The ancient sages imagined the structure of our world in a similar way. The idea that the world is merely a mirror of events occurring in a higher or deeper reality is found in many traditions - from the Indian Vedas (dating back to 5000 BC) to the Dead Sea Scrolls, created 2000 BC .e. The translator of the Songs of the Sabbath Sacrifice summarizes the content of this fragment of the Dead Sea Scrolls as follows: “Everything that happens on earth is but a pale reflection of the great, original reality.”
Both quantum theory and ancient texts lead us to a simple conclusion: there is an invisible realm in which we create patterns for our relationships with people, careers, successes and failures - everything that happens to us in the visible world. In this sense, the Divine Matrix acts as a huge cosmic mirror, allowing us to see the materialized energies of our feelings (love and hate, empathy and anger) and beliefs.
The Divine Matrix, which materializes our inner sensory experiences and beliefs, can also be compared to a movie screen, impartially reproducing everything that was captured on film. And in fact, in the way we build relationships with others, our conscious, and more often unconscious, ideas about a variety of things are revealed - from compassion to betrayal.
This is why we can be likened to artists, expressing our deepest fears, dreams and aspirations on a living and mysterious quantum canvas. However, unlike the canvas of an ordinary artist, our “canvas” is always and everywhere present and serves as the building material for all things.
Let's continue the analogy with the artist and the canvas. A painter needs all kinds of tools and materials to externally express his ideas. As for the Divine Matrix and us, here there is no separation of the artist from his work. We ourselves are the canvas and the image, we are both the painter and his tools.
Working on the quality of our own lives with the help of the Divine Matrix, we are in many ways like an artist bringing his painting to perfection. The range of our feelings, beliefs and evaluations gives us the opportunity to create different situations and meet different people in different places. When we meet, we share with each other the creations of our inner life. This creative process continues moment by moment, day by day. We, as painters, cover the canvas of existence with more and more new colors, endlessly improving our work.
Someone, at the thought that we are part of a changing universe created by ourselves, will experience delight. Some may find it scary. The ability to use the Divine Matrix at will radically changes our ideas about the role of man in the Universe. Essentially, this means that our existence can transform from a series of coincidences and accidents into something much more interesting and conscious.
We can say that we instinctively express our desire for health, prosperity and peace through certain body movements, actions and relationships with others. The quantum basis that connects us to all that exists allows us to create ourselves and our own lives consciously.
Awakening our capabilities requires a total and very deep restructuring of our worldview. By changing our ideas about the Universe, we will suddenly gain power over the power of our aspirations and most cherished desires. No matter how unrealistic these promises may seem, they are easily achievable in the space of the Divine Matrix. And to do this, you need not so much to understand how this ancient energy substance works, but rather to learn to formulate your desires in a language that it understands.
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The existence of a special language in which one can conduct a dialogue with the Divine Matrix is mentioned in the most ancient mystical traditions. This language does not require familiar words spoken aloud or imprinted in writing. It is very simple, moreover, we all know it almost perfectly and use it every day. I mean the language of human feelings.
Modern scientists have discovered that any emotion causes chemical changes in the body, primarily in relation to the pH factor and hormonal levels. At every second of life, we have the opportunity to affirm our existence in the world with beneficial feelings of love, compassion and forgiveness, or, on the contrary, to undermine it with negative experiences - envy, hatred and condemnation. It should be noted that the feelings that generate such forces in us extend their influence in quantum space and beyond the boundaries of our bodies.
Perhaps it will be easier to imagine the Divine matrix in the form of an immense multi-layered blanket, enveloping everything that exists and with its edges extending into infinity. Everything that exists in the universe, and all the significant moments of our life - from birth in the waters of the mother's womb to marriage, as well as friendships, careers, ordinary everyday experiences - are nothing more than folds in this giant blanket.
From the point of view of quantum theory, any physical objects - from atoms to plants, from human bodies to planets and galaxies - can be interpreted as “perturbations” in the fabric of the space-time blanket. The universe is described in a similar way in ancient poetic and spiritual traditions. For example, the Vedas speak of “pure consciousness” that permeates the entire world. These traditions view our thoughts, feelings and beliefs, as well as all the evaluations resulting from them, as irritants that shake the surface of the infinite Consciousness, which is originally in tranquil peace.
Seng Can's poem "Letters on Trust in the Mind" (Xin Xin Ming) talks about a certain substance that serves as the cradle and model for everything that exists. This substance, called Tao, defies any description, just like the “pure consciousness” mentioned in the Vedas. Tao is “an immense space where there is no excess or lack” and the highest perfection that accumulates all private experience.
According to Xin Xin Ming, the harmony of the Tao leaves us whenever we disturb its serenity with our judgments. In case this does happen and we find ourselves in a state of anger or internal duality, the text of the book contains a simple recommendation: “To regain harmony with reality, in response to any doubt that arises, tell yourself firmly: “not two.” There are no differences or exceptions in this “not two.”
At first glance, it may seem that the idea of human passions as “unrest” in the Divine matrix deprives our lives of some romance. In reality this is not the case. Should a worldview that allows you to put your dreams into practice be considered unromantic? This worldview will help us achieve whatever we want: make new pleasant acquaintances, find love, or peacefully resolve the conflict in the Middle East. In any case, it will be enough for us to create waves in the Divine Matrix that correspond to our desires - in other words, to form the necessary “folds” in the substance that makes up space, time, ourselves, and the entire world around us.
Conscious interaction with the Divine Matrix will bring us great benefits in everyday life. When we feel connected to those around us and to all that exists, we realize the power we have been given and find peace of mind. And moreover, through the Divine Matrix we will be able to project our peace outward and thereby change the world around us.
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To understand how the Power manifests itself, giving health, peace, joy, love and the ability to live the time allotted to us with dignity, it is not at all necessary to go into the complex mechanics of quantum research - it is enough to know what these studies say about our nature.
The book "The Divine Matrix" builds a bridge between the mysterious laws of the quantum world and our everyday experience. She explains how quantum mechanical laws discovered by science can help us become better people and, together, make the world a more perfect place.
Like human DNA, which consists of four basic elements, the Divine Matrix has four fundamental properties on which, so to speak, the universe stands. To master the power of the Divine Matrix, we must deeply feel these inherent fundamental properties that connect it with our lives.
Property 1: The Divine Matrix is a field of energy that connects all things.
Property 2: This field of energy serves as the container and mirror of all our views.
Property 3: This energy field is omnipresent and has the structure of a hologram. All its parts are connected to each other and each of them reflects the whole.
Property 4: We conduct a dialogue with this field of energy in the language of feelings.
The discovery of the elusive action of an omnipresent energy field can be considered the greatest achievement of physics of the 20th century, even though the principles of this action still remain poorly understood.
Accepting the idea that all things and phenomena are connected to each other at any given time is not easy. After all, if we maintain contact with the entire universe, then our destiny is to experience any joyful events and tragedies that have ever occurred on the planet, even those that have not yet happened! Do we need this? First you need to understand that in fact there are no “here” and “there”, “then” and “now”. If you perceive life as a hologram, then there is always here, and then it happens now. Ancient spiritual traditions claim that we make choices every moment that affirm or suppress our being. We either absorb the pure life-affirming energy of empathy, or we swallow the poison of our own selfishness and disdain for others.
Given the power of our holographic consciousness, each such choice, no matter how insignificant it may seem, has consequences not only for our lives, but extends across time and space - the result of each individual's personal choice becomes a collective reality! This discovery is breathtaking, but also frightening. Be that as it may, we must understand that:
1. Our good thoughts and good intentions are obviously appropriate.
2. We are not limited by the boundaries of our body and physical laws.
3. Even while staying at home, we support our loved ones, wherever they are - on the ground or in the air.
4. We are able to heal through willpower.
5. It is possible to see through space and time with your eyes closed.
Human history has come to a point where it is vital for all of us to learn to think differently. In the end, it becomes apparent that the Divine Matrix is the source of healing for humanity, necessary for its survival!
Part I. DISCOVERY OF THE DIVINE MATRIX. THE MYSTERY THAT CONNECTS ALL THINGS
Chapter 1. What fills the void? Divine Matrix
Science cannot comprehend the main secret of the universe. And all because we ourselves are part of the mystery we are trying to solve. (Max Planck, physicist)
Once we understand ourselves and our consciousness, we will understand the Universe, and then all division will disappear. (Amit Goswami, physicist)
There is a quantum storehouse - a field of pure energy in which all things originate, as well as all our successes and failures, gains and losses, healings and illnesses, all great fears and aspirations. The possibilities of this reality incubator are unlimited. The potentialities it contains are activated by such emotional "reactants" as imagination, hope, appreciation, passion and prayer. We bring our joys and sorrows into reality through our own beliefs about who we are, what we have and don't have, and what we should or shouldn't be.
To manage this field of pure energy, you must, firstly, realize that it exists, secondly, understand how it works, and thirdly, master the language of communication with it. We can become the architects of reality, and then all things will be subject to us in the space where the world originates - in the Divine Matrix!
Key 1: The Divine Matrix is the container of the entire universe, a bridge connecting everything that exists, and a mirror in which everything we have created is reflected.
While climbing the side of a canyon in northwestern New Mexico one day in late October, I quite unexpectedly saw an Indian on the path. He stood on the hill that I had to climb and watched me climb the scree. It's hard to say how long he had been there. In the rays of the setting sun, his figure cast a giant shadow. Placing my palm against my forehead, I saw the wind moving his long hair.
The Indian seemed to be as surprised by our meeting as I was. He cupped his hands and shouted:
Good day!
Hello! - I shouted back. “I didn’t expect to meet anyone here at such a late hour!” How long have you been watching me?
The path on which we met went through the territory of archaeological sites built a thousand years ago by a mysterious people. No one knows who these ancient ones were, as modern Indians call them, and where they came from. The Ancients appeared overnight, seemingly out of nowhere, and brought with them technologies that spread throughout North America and have not undergone any evolution over the past millennium.
They built four-story houses and dug kivas (round ritual structures) into the ground, used irrigation systems and grew a variety of crops. And then they suddenly left. To nowhere. They simply disappeared and left us almost no clues to solving their mystery. Their writing has not been preserved - only rock paintings. No burials, cremation sites, or weapons were found. Only hundreds of time-ravaged structures remain in a remote 11-mile-long, 1-mile-wide canyon in northwestern New Mexico.
I was attracted by the strangely beautiful desolation of those places, and I often went there for walks. And suddenly it turned out that on that October evening the Indian I met had come there for the same purpose as me. We exchanged thoughts about the spirit of mystery that marked the surrounding area, and my new acquaintance told me the following story.
A long time ago...
Once upon a time, the world was completely different. There were fewer people and they lived closer to the land. People knew the language of rain, plants and the Great Creator. They knew that life is sacred and comes from Mother Earth and Heavenly Father, and they even knew how to talk with the inhabitants of the sky and stars. Yes, at that time the world was in harmony and people were happy.
And then something happened. Nobody knows why people began to forget who they are. They lost touch with each other, with the earth and even with their Creator and wandered aimlessly through life. Having isolated themselves, people decided: in order to survive, they must fight for their place on earth and defend themselves from the very forces that gave them life and showed them the path to harmony and truth. And they began to spend all their energy fighting the nature around them.
I felt that this story directly related to me. It seemed to me that we were talking about my contemporaries! After all, today human society (except for a handful of isolated and remote centers of ancient cultures that have survived from civilization) is focused on the problems of the external world, and not at all on internal development. We spend hundreds of millions of dollars every year protecting ourselves from disease, trying to control nature, and as a result, we are moving more out of harmony with the world around us than ever before. The Indian's words captured my attention - now I wanted to know why he was telling this story?
But although people forgot who they were, some of them still retained the gift of their ancestors, he continued. - The memory continued to live in them. In their night visions, the knowledge returned to them that they were capable of healing any illness, causing rain, and speaking with the dead by their very intention. And they knew that one day they would be able to find themselves again.
The rest began to create things in the outside world that replaced their own lost abilities. Over time, they even invented devices for treating their bodies, chemicals for cultivating plants, and wires for communicating at a distance. But the more things around them that seemed to bring them happiness, the more hectic their lives became and the further they moved away from their true nature.
I listened and saw a clear similarity between the people the Indian was describing and our modern civilization. We have the feeling that we can neither help ourselves nor make the world a better place. Seeing how our loved ones are sick and suffering, we feel helpless. It seems to us that we are powerless to alleviate their suffering. We live in a world torn apart by religions, national prejudices and state borders, and we shudder at the thought of the very real threat of nuclear weapons.
Apparently, the more we sever our natural connection with the earth, our own body, others and God, the more we empty ourselves. And then we rush to fill the internal vacuum with things. Here it is appropriate to recall the science fiction film “Contact”, which depicts a similar situation: the scientific adviser to the president asks during a television interview: are our technologies bringing us closer together or, on the contrary, alienating us from each other? The film does not answer this question. But I’m glad that the question was asked.
If video games, movies and virtual network relationships are replacing real face-to-face communication in a society, it means that this society has serious problems. At first glance, electronics and the computer entertainment industry make our lives interesting. However, they serve as an alarming signal: we ourselves are sorely lacking the strength to make it interesting, healthy, prosperous and meaningful. In addition, if society asks the questions “How to protect yourself from diseases?” instead of “How to live a healthy life?”, “How to avoid war?” instead of “How to live in harmony?” and “How to create a new weapon?” instead of “How to change the world so that the very concept of war becomes absurd?”, life generally turns into survival.
In such a situation there are no “winners” and no one can be happy. This means we need to look for another way. This is what my book is about and this is the story told by the Indian I met.
How did it all end? - I asked him. - Have people managed to regain their strength and remember who they are?
The sun had already disappeared behind the slopes of the canyon. I peered into the tanned face of my interlocutor. He smiled at my question and, after a pause, said:
Nobody knows. The story is not over. People who forgot themselves lived before us, and it is up to us to write the end of history.
This story told by an Indian brings up many thoughts. The tools of past civilizations were hundreds of times less advanced than modern technologies. And yet, people who lived in ancient times had very effective means of solving their pressing problems. Hearing these words, historians and archaeologists who interpret the past, so to speak, out of duty, will be indignant: “What? Where then are the traces of their technology? Where are their toasters, microwaves and VCRs? It is quite interesting that when assessing the development of a civilization, the emphasis is on the things produced by its representatives. Why is the thinking behind all invention never questioned? Indeed, archaeologists have not found televisions or video cameras in the American southwest (or in other places either). It’s all the more interesting to ask: why didn’t they find them?
What if traces of past civilizations found in Egypt, Peru, or the deserts of the American South indicate that these civilizations simply did not need toasters or VCRs? Maybe they were so developed that they did not need to complicate the world around them with technology?
It is by no means impossible that the representatives of these civilizations possessed some knowledge that is lost today - an internal technology that allowed them to live differently than we imagine, and to maintain their health in ways that we are only beginning to imagine.
Maybe we don’t need to look beyond the boundaries of nature to understand our place in it? This is indeed so if we assume that the source of man's true strength and his fundamental capabilities is the mysterious space of the quantum universe.
Over the last century, scientists have become convinced that the matter that makes up our bodies and the entire Universe does not always obey the laws of physics that were considered immutable for three hundred years. When observing the behavior of the smallest particles of matter, it becomes clear that we are not so isolated from each other and not so limited by the space of our bodies as it seems at first glance. At the level of elementary particles, everything that exists appears non-local, interconnected and infinite.
Dean Radin, a senior specialist at the Institute for Spiritual Research, was the first to study what life in such a Universe means for a person. He writes, “Nonlocality means that things that appear separate are actually connected.” Some part of being human extends beyond the here-and-now, and this gives us the ability to transcend time and distance, Radin argues. In other words, the human “I” is not limited by the boundaries of the bodily shell.
The mysterious substance of our “I” mixes with the “I” substances of other people, forming a single energy field that permeates the entire world. This field can be considered a quantum network connecting all parts of the Universe, and at the same time a potential model for any action - from healing a specific person to resolving military conflicts. To master our deepest power, we must understand how this field is structured and how it operates.
If the ancient inhabitants of the canyon I mentioned in New Mexico and other areas of the earth knew how this energetic mechanism worked, we should bow to their wisdom and try to find a place for it in the modern world.
Are we connected? Really connected?
Modern science has come close to solving one of the greatest mysteries of the universe. Seventy years of research in the field known as "new physics" have produced results that cannot be ignored.
Key 2: Everything in the world is interconnected.
Yes, yes! That's right! This news radically changes all our ideas and shakes the foundations of fundamental science, familiar to us from school.
If earlier we were simply told about the existence of a certain connection, that theoretically our actions “here” have consequences “there”. However, we could not test this in practice and somehow use it in our lives.
New scientific research has taken us one step forward. They showed that we are not only interconnected with everything that exists, but also have the ability to use this interconnection - to play the cards in our favor. In other words, we have direct access to the Force that moves the Universe and created everything - from atoms and stars to the DNA molecule!
But there is one small thing: our Power is sleeping and, in order to awaken it, we should rethink our place in the Universe. We need a shift in consciousness - the belief that we are able to use the most powerful energy in the world to solve any problems, even those that seem insoluble at first glance.
But how do we achieve this shift? After all, the Universe is great - it surpasses all possibilities of our imagination. First you need to change your attitude towards your own life. It is necessary to feel like a part of the world Whole, and not some small and separate whole. To do this, we need to understand exactly how we are connected to the universe and what this connection means for us.
Key 3: To master the power of the Universe, we must feel ourselves to be part of the world's Whole, and not a small separate whole.
The interconnection of everything that exists in the Universe (at the level of waves and particles of energy) contradicts our ideas about space and time. Talking about it seems fantastic. So be it. Scientific research in recent years is generally fantastic. For example, observation of particles of light (photons) has shown that they are capable of being at different points in space, separated by tens of miles, at the same time. In addition, it appears that the exchange of information at the level of our DNA and atoms of matter is happening faster than Einstein believed, who argued that the fastest speed in the Universe is the speed of light. A number of experiments have shown that sometimes information reaches its destination even before it has left its origin!
Such seemingly impossible phenomena cannot be considered simply curious anomalies in the behavior of elementary particles. The freedom of behavior of quanta shows that the rest of the world exists according to laws that do not fit into the canons of classical physics. However, if we summarize the data from scientific experiments, it becomes clear that we are not as bound by physical laws as we are accustomed to believe. Photons can reach their destination before they set off and be at two points in space at the same time! And if they are capable of this, then why are you and I worse than them?
The possibilities that open up to us thanks to modern science significantly exceed all modern innovative technologies and excite the imagination. The latter is very important, because every possibility is realized through the union of imagination and feeling. It all starts with our desire to create a place in the space of our beliefs for a phenomenon, the possibility of which is not yet obvious to us. We then shape this phenomenon with the power of our consciousness based on our information about it.
“A man is his imagination,” said the poet William Blake. “The Eternal Beginning in man is imagination, it is precisely this that is the Lord God.” This idea is echoed by another poet and philosopher, John Mackenzie: “It is not easy to keep the line between the real and the imaginary... and in the end all things are only figments of the imagination.” Each specific event in life, before being embodied in reality, is first modeled in someone's imagination.
However, for today's imagined tomorrow to become a reality, there must be a connection between them. Somehow it is necessary to combine both into the fabric of the universe. Einstein was convinced that the past and the future are closely intertwined in the space-time continuum. “The distinction between past, present and future is nothing more than our persistent delusion.” In general, we will have to get used to the fact that we are connected not only with everything that exists at the present moment, but also with everything that existed in the past, and even with things that haven't happened yet. In addition, what we are experiencing today is a consequence of events (at least partially) that took place in some unknown spaces of the Universe.
These universal relationships are our truly limitless potential! In a Universe where the field of consciousness energy encompasses everything from world peace to our personal health, things that once seemed like fantasy and miracles become feasible in our everyday lives.
Considering the principle of the interconnectedness of everything in the Universe, we should look at our attitude towards life, towards family, even towards casual acquaintances from a new point of view. Nothing can be considered an accident anymore - neither good nor bad, nor bright joys, nor the most severe human suffering.
So, the key to spiritual and physical healing, peace, well-being, a successful career, positive relationships with people and the embodiment of great intentions is the awareness of our close connection with everything that happens in the universe.
In search of the Divine Matrix
One day I met an Indian, whom we met in the canyon, at a local market. I began to retell to him what I had recently read in a press release about the discovery of a new field of energy that embraces everything about the Universe
This field of energy connects all things! - I shouted excitedly. - It connects us with each other and with the whole world, even beyond the Earth. Remember you didn't tell me how it was in the past? My friend paused to let my excitement calm down a little, and then answered briefly and precisely, in his characteristic manner:
Okay, you have discovered that everything in the world is interconnected. My ancestors always said the same thing. I'm glad that your science has finally established this fact!
If the energy field really plays such a significant role in the existence of the universe, then why didn’t we know about it earlier - back in the 20th century, which future scientists will probably call the greatest era in human history? In the space of one generation, we have learned to release the energy of an atom, store a library the size of a city block on a small computer chip, and understand the DNA code. How could we achieve all these scientific heights and yet not pay attention to the key to the secret of the creation of the world? My answer will surprise you again.
In fact, in the recent past, scientists have already tried to experimentally prove the existence of a unified energy field. However, the experiment was considered unsuccessful. As a result, throughout the 20th century, scientists who had the courage to remember the unified field of energy filling the universal void were ridiculed by their peers and risked their reputation. It was considered bad manners to talk about such things in academic scientific circles.
The universal interconnectedness of the Universe has occupied the imagination of people since time immemorial. For example, in Buddhist sutras the kingdom of the god Indra is described as the place of the appearance of a network connecting the entire universe: “Far away, in the heavenly abode of Indra, a skilled master hung a magic net that extends endlessly in all directions.”
Hopi cosmology says that the current universal cycle began a long time ago when Mother Spider appeared in the void of the world. First of all, she wove a network connecting all things, and already in this network she created the conditions for the life of her children.
The ancient Greeks called the field of energy that permeates the Universe the ether. In Greek mythology, ether was considered the quintessence of outer space, the “breath of the gods.” Aristotle and Pythagoras added ether to the four elements - fire, air, water and earth - as the fifth element. Later, European alchemists borrowed ancient terminology and used it until the emergence of modern science.
The great thinkers of the past, unlike many of today's scientists, not only believed in the reality of the ether, but also argued that it was necessary for the proper functioning of the physical universe. In the 17th century, the invisible substance that permeates the entire Universe and ensures the operation of the laws of gravity and human sensory abilities was called ether by the father of modern science, Isaac Newton. He imagined the ether as a kind of vital spirit and recognized that instruments could not detect its presence.
The first scientific definition of the ether, which connects all things, was formulated in the 19th century by the creator of electromagnetic theory, James Maxwell: “This material substance, which has a finer structure than visible bodies, fills space that seems empty to us.”
Even at the beginning of the 20th century, the most respected representatives of orthodox science used ancient terminology to describe this invisible material substance. In terms of consistency, the ether seemed to them to be something between physical matter and pure energy. “We have to admit that the ether, in which the energies and vibrations of the electromagnetic field propagate, has a certain substantiality, although it differs in structure from ordinary matter,” wrote Nobel laureate in physics Hendrik Lorentz, whose equations helped Einstein to create it, in 1906 the famous theory of relativity. Einstein's theory made the concept of ether unnecessary, and yet he continued to search for this substance that fills the void in the Universe: “It is difficult to imagine the cosmos without ether.” Like Lorentz and the ancient Greeks, Einstein guessed that it was in this substance that light waves propagated. He believed that the concept of ether is necessary for the laws of physics: “In a space devoid of ether, not only light, but also space-time cannot exist.”
Einstein believed that the ether should not be represented as energy in the generally accepted sense of the word: “It is wrong to endow the ether with the properties of matter, which has mass and consists of particles that leave traces in time.” So Einstein made it clear that the concept of ether was still compatible with his theories.
But let’s return to the experiment already mentioned above, which was supposed to once and for all put an end to the debate about the energy field that permeates everything and fills the void. As often happens with such experiments, its results raised more new questions than they answered old ones.
The greatest "failed" experiment in the history of science
This experiment was developed and carried out more than a hundred years ago by two scientists - Albert Michelson and Edward Morley, who decided to find out whether the ether really exists. It must be said that the organizers of the experiment thought outside the box. If the ether exists, they reasoned, then most likely it is in the form of energy, which is everywhere in a state of rest. In this case, the Earth's passage through this energetic environment should cause a disturbance in it that can be measured. In other words, we can detect the “breathing” of the ether in the same way as we can notice the movement of air over the endless fields of golden wheat in Kansas. Michelson and Morley called this hypothetical phenomenon the etheric wind.
Any pilot knows that when a plane flies into the wind, the flight time is significantly reduced. Otherwise, the flight is difficult - wind resistance delays arrival at the destination. Using this analogy, the experimenters decided that if they shoot light rays in two different directions, then the difference in the time of movement of the rays will make it possible to establish the presence of an ethereal wind and its direction. The idea was interesting, but the results of the experiment were unexpected.
An experiment in 1887 showed that there is no ethereal wind, which means there is no ether.
This has haunted scientists for a hundred years.
In 1986, the journal Nature published the results of the same experiment conducted on more sensitive equipment. A field with the characteristics of ether has been discovered - it behaves in strict accordance with the hypothesis expressed a hundred years ago.
The Michelson and Morley instruments did not detect any ethereal wind. Its absence, confirmed by an experiment in 1881, which, having been slightly modified, was repeated in 1887, meant: ether does not exist. Michelson commented on the results of this “greatest of failed experiments” as follows: “We are convinced that the hypothesis of the existence of a stationary etheric field was erroneous.”
But what does the failure of the Michelson and Morley experiment mean: that there is no etheric field, or that this field does not behave as scientists think? If they were unable to detect the presence of ethereal wind, this does not mean that there is no ether. You might as well raise your finger above your head on a windless day and conclude that air does not exist.
However, many modern scientists still rely on the results of the Michelson and Morley experiment and are fully confident that things in the Universe exist independently of each other. From their point of view, an action committed by someone on one hemisphere of the Earth cannot directly affect the inhabitants of the other hemisphere. Guided by such ideas, we then build cities, conduct nuclear tests and consume natural resources, believing that all this has no effect on the planet as a whole. But new research has shown that ether, or something like ether, does exist, but it appears in a slightly different form than Michelson and Morley thought. They were convinced that the ether was a stationary field of an electric or magnetic nature - like all other fields discovered in the 19th century. But the nature of the ether turned out to be very unusual.
In 1986, the journal Nature published a modest paper entitled “Special Relativity.” This article describes an experiment conducted with the financial support of the US Air Force by scientist E. W. Silvertus, which refutes the results of the Michelson and Morley experiment, and at the same time the accepted view in science on the interaction of man and the Universe.
Repeating the 1887 experiment with more sensitive equipment, Silvertus discovered the movement of the ethereal wind! Moreover, it completely coincided with the direction of the earth's orbit, as expected in the original hypothesis. Thus, Planck’s guess, expressed by him in 1944, was confirmed.
But how could we not have noticed this field, which plays such a significant role in the history of the Universe, earlier? To answer this question, we need to recall one of the most fierce debates that the greatest thinkers of mankind continue to this day - the debate about the place of man in the Universe.
A fundamentally important point: the energy that connects all things in the world is at the same time their integral component! Experiments show that the universal energy field that gives rise to the entire visible world is not isolated from everyday reality. Imagine that the folds of the veil of the Divine matrix, smoothly filling the universe, are all visible objects - rocks, trees, planets, people, and so on. Only if we deeply feel this will we be subject to the power of the Divine Matrix. At the same time, you need to understand where modern scientists’ view of the world comes from.
A Brief History of Physics: Different Rules for Different Worlds
Science is a language for describing the world around us, as well as our interaction with it and with the entire Universe. But it is just one language among many other languages (people once described the world in terms of alchemy or spiritual traditions) that arose long before modern science. Maybe other languages don't seem so perfect now, but they worked. It surprises me when people ask: “What did people do before the advent of science? What did they know about the world? I want to shout back: “They knew a lot, a lot about the world!”
In the distant past, they knew where life came from, knew the causes of diseases and how to treat them, knew how to calculate lunar and solar cycles, and much more. The only thing they didn’t know back then was modern, rigorous scientific language. But the latter circumstance did not in the least prevent the people who lived then from very intelligently explaining how the world works and why it works this way and not otherwise. And, by the way, human civilization existed for more than 5,000 years, doing well without the discoveries of our current science.
The beginning of the scientific era is considered to be the 17th century. In 1687, Isaac Newton published his famous work “Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy” (Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica), in which he formalized the mathematical apparatus that seemed to him the best way to describe the world. For more than two centuries since then, Newton's concept of nature has been the basis of the scientific method today called "classical physics." Together with Maxwell's theory of electricity and magnetism and Einstein's theory of relativity, classical physics quite successfully described the entire visible world, down to the movement of planets and galaxies. It allowed us to calculate the orbits of artificial satellites and land a man on the Moon.
However, at the beginning of the 20th century, research led physicists into the world of the atom, where Newton's laws do not work (previously, our technology simply did not allow us to observe atoms or the behavior of particles during the birth of new stars in distant galaxies). As a result, it turned out that traditional classical physics does not provide satisfactory explanations not only for the events of the microworld, but also for what happens in the macroworld. And then the language of quantum physics arose, explaining phenomena that do not fit into the framework of our usual ideas about reality.
The definition of quantum physics is contained in its very name. A quantum is an “indivisible amount of electromagnetic energy.” In other words, quanta are what the world is made of. Quantum physics quickly discovered that things in the external world that appear to be quite solid are, in fact, not so at all. To illustrate this point, let me give you the following simple comparison.
Sitting in a movie theater and looking at the screen, we realize that the events unfolding before us are essentially illusory. The tragedies and melodramas that make our heartbeat quicken are nothing more than a set of individual pictures that quickly replace one another, so that the impression of continuous action is created. Our eyes see a series of pictures, and the brain links them into a single movement. Quantum physics proves that the whole world works in almost the same way. When we see, for example, on a Sunday sports program a soccer player kicking a ball or a figure skater making a complex jump, in quantum physics terms each of these actions is a series of separate events happening in a row and very quickly. Just as a realistic movie is built from pictures, everything in this world is made up of small short flashes of light called quanta. The fact is that the quanta flash at such a speed that the brain (unless it is in a state of deep meditation) habitually averages out their pulsation, creating the illusion of continuous movement, just like in a sports news broadcast.
We can say that quantum physics studies, on a very small scale, the action of the forces underlying the material world. Today in physics there are two main scientific directions, each of which adheres to its own views on the world order - classical physics and quantum physics. And each of them has their own methods and theories.
Scientists have spent a lot of effort to combine these scientific directions and get closer to creating a unified theory. To do this, they needed to recognize the existence of a substance that fills space that seems empty. But what is this substance?
Chronicle of the long path to a unified theory
1687 - Newtonian physics. Isaac Newton publishes his laws of motion. A new science is beginning. The universe is viewed as a large mechanical system where time and space are absolute.
1867 - Physics of field theory. James Maxwell suggested that there are forces that do not fit into Newton's concept. Joint research by James Maxwell and Michael Faraday leads to the discovery that the Universe is energy fields interacting with each other.
1900 - Quantum physics. Max Planck creates a theory according to which the world is bursts of energy - quanta. Experiments at the quantum level show that matter is not made of solid particles, but of possibilities and probabilities. This suggests that reality is not so real after all.
1905 - Theory of relativity. Albert Einstein overthrows the Newtonian paradigm with his theory. He states that time is relative. The key insight of the theory of relativity is that space and time are not separate.
1970 - Physics of vibration theory. Physicists have concluded that theories that describe the world as thin, vibrating threads of energy can be used to consistently describe both the quantum and visible worlds. The scientific community saw in this idea an opportunity to unite all existing scientific theories.
20... ? year - New universal theory of physics.
One day, physicists will find a way to explain the holographic nature of everything we observe in everyday life and in the quantum world. They will finally be able to derive equations that unify all physical theories.
