Frequency of Change – Or Change of Frequency?
Do we feel our soul and do we understand how it encompasses and permeates us? Is speech more of a physical or spiritual activity? When we speak we are utilizing various components of our physicality, from our lungs, our mouth numerous other physical components. But the words we say are not just vibrations effecting the displacement of air. Our words are expressions of our ideas.
Without ideas there would perhaps be no state of existence. We are primarily our mind. The mind supervenes the brain. The brain process ideas and in turn we communicate these ideas to other people through speech and by writing, among other modalities.
When we speak we bring out our soul into the world. This in turn shapes the world and develops it. Our ideas and our speech surely have the greatest ability to effect change in the world. Is this process influential because we live in more of a spiritual reality than a physical one?
Before we dismiss this postulation, let us consider that we know that all matter is composed of molecules or on more focused level of quarks – particles carrying an electrical charge. Electricity is a channeled form of energy. We are likewise channels or vessels for the channeled energy of our soul.
The gateway to the light is a direct path. Along the journey there are many distractions and distortions to confuse ones otherwise clearly guided voyage. For one has an enormous stream of energy and there are the extraneous forces that want to absorb some of the energy. In order to grasp the energy they strive to take one off course, bit by bit.
The energy is never lost or fully absorbed, it is only an illusion. One can resume course and regain the seemingly possessed energy. One only needs strive to return towards the light and embrace it fully. For one can only move on one path at a time and one can be harnessed by one rider at a time. The rider must be The Light. For light moves at the fastest speed possible, while with the greatest measurable precision.
To avoid distractions on the journey, one needs to shield oneself, by engulfing oneself in light through a modified channel. Blinding as it might seem to any observer, one who is encapsulated within the light can see with extreme clarity and focus. Dispensing bits of the light, to those who can see none of their own, acts to refine one's own light. For the shared light constantly returns to the one who initially shared it, through the vessels of transference. The light was initially shared from the initial source. Therefore it constantly returns to and is dispensed from that source – all the while redistributing of itself, to all possible recipients.
The light shines as a countenance upon the face and is focused through the eyes. In every direction it shines and is equally viewed, while not necessarily perceived. Into the mirror of the construct, the light shines. It reflected infinitely within and without. There is no possible increase or decrease of the light. Instead it is flows through the vessels and within oneself.
For even smiles sometimes create a sound, Restrain your laugh here there is no gaffe!
Is it possible to have more than one thought at a time? To be able to walk and chew gum at the same time is an interesting capability. To be able to rub ones belly and pat ones head simultaneously are considered by some to be rare accomplishments. But are these activities actually more than one thought at a time?
Automatic or innate physical capacity for synchronic movements might operate from an unconscious part of the brain that permits for seemingly natural dexterity. These processes are not necessarily what we will term as thoughts. Instead, thoughts will be defined as actively conscious ideas. These cognitions are only possible one at a time or one at any one instant.
Having established that only one thought is possible at any one instant, we now investigate if this process can be modified. Perception of the five senses of sight, sound, smell, taste and touch are also possible one at a time. But what if sound was introduced into ear – into the sense of sound – at the same instant as a thought as being processed? Would this dual introduction of two inputs overload the brain?
For that matter would the effort to actually experience more than one of the sensory perceptions at any one moment change the way the brain perceives of the sensations of these senses? Are the sensory experiences perceived by the brain or projected from the brain outwards in the world and into ones physical being? Does one actually feel their sensations from their sensory experience or is all experience mental; occurring solely within the brain itself?
Jokes are funny. Cynicism can be moderately humorous too! But what makes us laugh at humor? Perhaps we have a desire to laugh – we only need a reason. With less face-to-face communication, we appreciate any sense of humor, in which we can delight. Smiling faces and smiley faces of all varieties, with winks and kisses are all the buzz online and on your communication device. But perhaps, all of this texting / messaging, binging, pinging and other "–inging" is preventing clear communication. So any opportunity to smile face-to-face, with others, is surely a welcomed opportunity. A good joke is the best way to start the day, or at anytime.
But what is it about good joke that causes us to chuckle or laugh? Is it the timing of the joke? Is it the delivery, or the concluding phrase, which makes us smirk, smile or feel an internal tickle that will likely result in laughter?
Maybe our response to the humor-gaining methods is related our mood. Or maybe, our response to the stimulus – the comedian telling anecdotes or jokes – depends on the wit and sass of the comic. Why is it that some comedians start of their bit by insulting the audience? Is this so that whatever they say next, will be perceived as better than initial insult and thereby be considered funny?
Do the comedian's jokes even need too be funny? Some comics use swearing, cursing, mocking and negative statements and phrases to get a laugh from the audience. Do these comics deliver their bit in this way, because they believe that the audience is desperate to release stress and tension? Needing a good laugh so dearly, that just about anything the comedian says will generate at least a smirk? Can a smile bring about laughter?
What about Laughter Yoga? This is a fun method – if I am correct in my understanding – where a group of people sit in a circle, and smile at one another, until they all begin to laugh. No jokes, puns, innuendos, insults, negativity or any other "silly stuff". But all of the group members eventually begin to laugh, and share in the collective fun, without a word being uttered.
In the book Atlas Shrugged, whenever an idea, thought or statement seemed so bizarre that it could not be explained, a reference was made; being: "Who is John Galt?" Herein this article the reference will be used in the same manner.
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