I am who I am and that is enough              Bashar   ‘You are God in human form’ You Tube

In many parts of the world there exists a tradition of ‘non-sense poetry’. In Victorian 19th-century England, one of the greatest exponents of this was Lewis Carroll.

’Twas brillig, and the slithy toves

Did gyre and gimble in the wabe;

All mimsy were the borogoves,

And the mome raths outgrabe.

“Beware the Jabberwock, my son!

The jaws that bite, the claws that catch!

The joke was to move away from the expected in a manner that jolts the reader or listener into a ‘new perspective on the world’ – a journey through the looking glass.

Educators of the mind are appalled if any of this poetry is taken seriously. Scholarly academic method has, for many centuries, led the world of education. Any statements which are clearly not factual are denounced, and their originators flung from the metaphoric castle walls of academia. Nonsense is clearly only for kids.

In an ‘information age’ when artificial intelligence tries to explain all and everything, it struggles with spirituality. Ironically, spirituality requires a reversal of learning, of  habitual, judgmental, invented, edited and prejudiced content from the past.

For the spiritual aspirant, this method of ‘removal’ or ‘overriding’ of established thought patterns is not new. In Sufism, there is a concept of ‘Ma’rifa’ which is an ‘attunement’ or intuitive understanding which manifests as the voice within.  This is the product of the seclusion of the mind from attachments in general and a mastery of being a true observer of oneself and everything.

In Zen Buddhism the teacher aims to stop the student’s self-conscious attempts to learn ‘the Zen Way’ because Zen is no more than a drop of rain perched on the end of a leaf or the catching of an umbrella casually dropped.

Such ‘no thought’ is difficult to understand, which is reasonable from the point of view of a Westerner who relies on thinking to exist.

I think, therefore I am                                                                                        Rene  Descartes

There is a third option available, which is somewhere between these two extremes of thinking and not thinking. That is, ‘resonating with thoughts which originate outside of oneself’. In a metaphor of the human mind as a computer, these are ‘downloads’. These not only affect the individual, but also the planet and ultimately, the entire Universe.

Humankind, we are told, is entering a new dimension of reality sometimes referred to as the ‘New Earth’. In July 23^rd 2025 the Schumann Resonances from the planet underwent an extreme event. All the vibrational frequencies between 4 and 40 Hz lit up on the geophysicist’s measuring instruments.

This level of disruption is a product of a bombardment of charged ions (the solar wind) from coronal mass ejections and the interaction with the Earth’s magnetosphere.

Such ‘energetic activity’ prompts the inquiry as to what type of energy? How is this ‘energy’ perceived by human beings if not through the five senses and seven main chakras?

Humans have always been responsive to the environment but we are limited in our minds by learnt behaviour. Prejudice, unconscious thought patterns and the desire to please others, a lack of mental adventure and repetition on past experiences known as ‘habit’, are strong inhibitors to experience the ‘paranormal’.

If the average person in the street was challenged regarding the existence of extraterrestrial intelligence and the imminent arrival of inter-dimensional beings, they would probably respond with derision.

In a growing minority of more open thinkers, however, there is a referral to ‘moving into a higher frequency’ and ‘learning how to resonate with vibrations’. Such ideas are, in my view, not a true description. Pseudo-scientific metaphors using references to ‘energy’ without first defining what sort of energy, is prone to criticism..

Nevertheless, I personally have observed signs of energies that are not electromagnetic, or magnetic or static electricity or gravity. Ancient buildings and megaliths across the planet and time, display a conscious manipulation of an unknown organic force known as Chi, Prana, Vril, Orgone and different names in many cultures.

So it is not absurd to suggest that the human body collects, stores and emits a type of  energy in a similar way to the planet. The vital life force of Chi is fundamental to the practice of Chinese acupuncture and is prescribed by many medically trained doctors.

The chakras are nodes positioned below, within and above the human body ‘. I am personally, not convinced that high frequencies have more value than low frequencies. In our perception of light and sound, we benefit from all frequencies, whether high or low. Likewise, our physical senses work simultaneously to provide a working representation of ‘reality’ to our brains. An analogy would be an orchestra producing an experience from a range of instruments tuned to low and high frequencies, from tubas to piccolos.

Perhaps the best advice is to surrender to the way things are. Surrender requires ‘unlearning’ and also attunement to everything outside of our small mental sphere, the brain. It is perhaps one of the greatest realisations encountered on the spiritual path and requires no preparation or knowledge, but rather a revealing of what was always there.

Whatever the future holds, the old world and our individual egos will resist change. When Jesus the Christ said that ‘the meek shall inherit the earth’, he was not suggesting Marxism or the World Economic Forum’s ‘you will own nothing and be happy’.

Rather, this is a spiritual maxim, advocating surrender, from which the benefits are the greatest gift of all.

‘….see what synchronicity brings you with the willingness to let go of all restrictions, all limitations, all assumptions and all insistences that in your unconscious, subconscious and conscious mind don’t actually serve you or align with the true vibration of your true ethereal, spiritual core…’                             

Bashar