“Imagination is more important than knowledge. For knowledge is limited, whereas imagination embraces the entire world, stimulating progress, giving birth to evolution.”
–Albert Einstein
Mercury in Retrograde (currently February 26th-March 20th) is often viewed as perceptually akin to the classic old TV series The Twilight Zone.
Growing up, I heard some of my family members talk about how they loved that show, and how they watched it faithfully at that time. By the time of was a teenager in the 80s, the old show was resurrected and reimagined into a new version with the same name. I enjoyed watching both versions.
Check out the brief opening sequence to the show below that illustrates the point:
Looking back on humanity’s origins, our Indigenous ancestors have passed down stories about the Sky People, their relationship with Mother Earth, and their influences on our evolution as a species.
Just as an example, check out the brief Hopi Origin Story clip below for contextual understanding:
And then some years later, just after I finished graduate school and began my career as a professional social worker, I read a couple of non-fiction books entitled, The Day After Roswell, by the late Colonel Phillip J. Corso, and Passport To The Cosmos, by the late Harvard Psychiatrist, John E. Mack. Both American men were Veterans, and highly respected within their professional fields, long before they started speaking out about UFO and ET phenomena.
Check out the interviews with them below to see for yourself what they had to say about their experiences. Consider how their stories provides further contextual understanding to our current developing narrative on this important topic:
Furthermore, respected scientists like, Amit Goswami, “argue that consciousness is the ‘foundation of existence’ that causes the wave function to collapse into a single experienced reality.”
From this perspective, the convergence of science and spirituality are coming in waves, if you’ll pardon the pun.
During its lifetime, this blog has explored consciousness and the reality of its mystery.
Stories about where we come from, our purpose here, and where we are going are not fixed states.
Rather, like seasons, our experiences are fluid and changing.
In much the same way as Spring and Fall are arriving (depending on where you are on the Planet), humanity is collectively in a transition between paradigms.
In this writer’s neck of the woods, birds are singing and you can see evidence of Spring happening. Days are getting lighter, crocuses are starting to breach, and warmer temperatures are starting to show up in the forecast. But Winter is still hanging around, and is quite adept at reminding humans about it; to the chagrin of the moods of many.
From a expanding soul consciousness perspective, the way the aforementioned material is playing out in the 3D realm is shifting.
As such, a growing body of us are seeing the world change before our eyes.
The trick is to not get seduced into any Doomsday scenarios or fear-based war mongering mentality.
Remember there is nothing more devilish than fixed mind, rigid thinking, or a hardened heart.
We may not always be able to control what happens to us.
But we do have the power to choose our attitudes.
Keep in kind mindfulness that a playful, light-hearted and healthy sense of detachment can go a long way to keep your wits about you…especially as we moved forward during the tumultuous times we are living in right now.
May all Beings be free from suffering, and know Inner Peace as an awakening State of Consciousness,
Ari
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