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the illusion is understood

because it is consciousness itself that drives

the illusion.

In the ancient traditions of the East,

it has been understood for thousands of years

that all is vibration.

"Nada Brahma" - the universe is sound.

The word "nada" means sound or vibration

and "Brahma" is the name for God.

Brahma, simultaneously IS the universe and

IS the creator.

The artist and the art are inseparable.

In the Upanishads,

one of the oldest humans records in ancient

India,

it is said "Brahma the creator, sitting on

a lotus,

opens his eyes and a world comes into being.

Brahma closes his eyes,

and a world goes out of being."

Ancient mystics, yogis and seers

have maintained that there is a field

at the root level of consciousness.

The Akashic field or the Akashic records

where all information, all experience past,

present and future, exists now and always.

It is this field or matrix

from which all things arise.

From sub-atomic particles, to galaxies,

stars, planets and all life.

You never see anything in its totality

because it is made up of layer upon layer

of vibration and it is constantly

changing, exchanging information with Akasha.

A tree is drinking in the sun, the air,

the rain, the Earth.

A world of energy moves in and out

of this thing we call a tree.

When the thinking mind is still,

then you see reality as it is.

All aspects together.

The tree and the sky and the Earth,

the rain and the stars are not separate.

Life and death, self and other are not separate.

Just as the mountain and the valley are inseparable.

In the native American

and other indigenous traditions

it is said that every thing has spirit

which is simply another way of saying

everything is connected to the one vibratory

source.

There is one consciousness, one field,

one force that moves through all.

This field is not happening around you,

it is happening THROUGH you

and happening AS you.

You are the "U" (you) in universe.

You are the eyes through which creation sees

itself.

When you wake from a dream you realize that

everything in the dream was you.

You were creating it.

So called real life is no different.

Every one and every thing is you.

The one consciousness looking out of every

eye,

under every rock, within every particle.

International researchers at CERN,

the European laboratory for particle physics,

are searching for this field

that extends throughout all things.

But instead of looking within,

they look to the outer physical world.

Researchers at the CERN laboratory in Geneva,

Switzerland announced that they had found

the Higgs Boson, or the God Particle.

The Higgs Boson experiments prove scientifically

that an invisible energy field fills the vacuum

of space.

CERN's large hadron collider consists of a

ring

miles in circumference, in which two beams

of particles race in opposite directions,

converging and smashing together at nearly

the

speed of light.

Scientists observe what comes out of the

violent collisions.

The standard model can not account for

how particles get their mass.

Everything appears to be made of vibration

but there is no 'thing' being vibrated.

It is as if there has been an invisible dancer,

a shadow dancing hidden in the ballet of the

universe.

All the other dancers have always danced

around this hidden dancer.

We have observed the choreography of

the dance, but until now we could not see

that dancer.

The so-called "God Particle",

the properties of the base material of the

universe,

the heart of all matter which would account

for the

unexplained mass and energy that drives the

universe's expansion.

But far from explaining the nature of the

universe,

the discovery of the Higgs Boson simply presents

an

even greater mystery, revealing a universe

that is

even more mysterious than we ever imagined.

Science is approaching the threshold between

consciousness

and matter.

The eye with which we look at the primordial

field

and the eye with which the field looks at

us

are one and the same.

The German writer and luminary Wolfgang Von

Goethe said,

"the wave is the primordial phenomenon

which gave rise to the world."

Cymatics is the study of visible sound.

The word cymatic comes from the Greek root

"cyma"

which means wave or vibration.

One of the first Western scientists to seriously

study

wave phenomenon was Ernst Chladni,

a German musician and physicist,

who lived in the eighteenth century.

Chladni discovered that when he spread sand

on metal plates and then vibrated the plates

with a violin bow, the sand arranged itself

into patterns.

Different geometrical forms appeared

depending on the vibration produced.

Chladni recorded an entire catalogue

of these shapes and they are referred to as

Chladni Figures.

Many of these patterns can be found throughout

the natural world. Such as the markings of

the tortoise

or the spot patterns of the leopard.

Studying Chladni Patterns or cymatic patterns

is one secret way in which high-end guitar,

violin

and other instrument makers determine the

sound qualities of the instruments they make.

Hans Jenny expanded on Chladni's work in the

's

using various fluids and electronic amplification

to generate sound frequencies and coined the

term "cymatics".

If you run simple sine waves through a dish

of water,

you can see patterns in the water.

Depending on the frequency of the wave,

different ripple patterns will appear.

The higher the frequency, the more complex

the pattern.

These forms are repeatable, not random.

The more you observe,

the more you start to see how

vibration arranges matter into complex forms

from simple repeating waves.

This water vibration has a pattern similar

to a sunflower.

Simply by changing the sound frequency,

we get a different pattern.

Water is a very mysterious substance.

It is highly impressionable.

That is, it can receive and hold onto vibration.

Because of its high resonance capacity

and sensitivity and an inner readiness to

resonate,

the water responds instantaneously to all

types of sonic waves.

Vibrating water and earth

make up the majority of mass in plants and

animals.

It is easy to observe how simple vibrations

in water

can create recognizable natural patterns

but as we add solids and increase the amplitude,

things get even more interesting.

Adding cornstarch to water,

we get more complex phenomena.

Perhaps the principles of life itself

can be observed as vibrations move the cornstarch

blob into what appears to be a moving organism.

The animating principle of the universe

is described in every major religion

using words that reflect the understanding

of that time in history.

In the language of the Incas,

the largest empire in pre-Columbian America,

the word for "human body" is "alpa camasca"

which means literally, "animated earth".

In Kaballah, or Jewish Mysticism,

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