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Silent Communication
This nOde last updated September 17th, 2005 and is
permanently morphing...
(4 Lamat (Rabbit) / 6 Ch'en (Black) - 108/260 -
12.19.12.11.8)

..."Nothing was gradually perfecting
the art of silent communication, or perhaps it would be truer to say that the
art of silent communication was gradually perfecting Nothing. He had passed
through a critical threshold when he learned - or was taught - to converse with
any part nature's Kingdom, silently; with plants, trees, rivers, mountains,
insects <["
bees,
in particular"]> and animals, or even with creatures in distant places. <["methocantordusts"]>
Once he had passed through this critical threshold, Nothing had discovered that
distance itself was not a problem; and then, soon afterwards, that
time
was not a problem either. So he could quite unselfconsciously converse, in a
manner of speaking - but without himself actually uttering even a single word
- with other lands and with other times. He had no idea how far distant planets,
each of these in their turn would 'speak' silently back to him, or all would
join in a silent conversation, all speaking together but in such a way that
the conversation of each, and of the whole amalgam, remained perfectly clear.
Communication with another age - either backwards or forwards in time as time
is normally measured - was just as simple, though it always helped to have at
least one definite <["cultural"]> reference point."...
- Edward Matchett, page 192, from _The Deepening of Personal Encounter_, "The Core of True Genius"
Later in my book _The
Orion
Mystery_, I also demonstrated that the best fit for the
Giza
Pyramids/Nile pattern with the Orion's belt/
Milky
Way pattern occurred when the sky was pushed back in
time
(i.e., precessed) to the epoch of 10,500 BCE. There were good reasons
for doing so. The ancient
Egyptians,
for example, constantly referred
to a remote golden age they called
Zep
Tepi, the "First Time" of
Osiris,
which they believed hadlong predated the Pyramid Age. Osiris was Orion, and
the Great Pyramid had a shaft directed to Orion at the meridian. To me, this
"
silent"
astro-architectural
language
seemed to be spelling out, "Here is Osiris, in the
sky when these pyramids were built, yet know, too, that his origins are rooted
in the First Time." But the First
Time of what? How could the stars of Orion have a First Time? Well they can.
And they do. Provided, of course, that you can read through the allegorical
"language" of the ancients via the
symbolic architecture and the related Pyramid Texts. Allegory, to put it in
another way, is the "Q-Basics" of
the master astronomers who designed the Giza complex. When the stars of Orion
are observed at the meridian in the precise manner that the ancient Egyptian
astronomers did over many centuries, they could not help noting that these stars
crossed the south meridian at different altitudes at different epoch. This is,
of course, is due to the phenomenon of
precession.
In short, the stars of Orion can be said to have a starting point or "beginning"
at the nadir of their precessional cycle. Simple calculations show that this
occurred in 10,500 BCE.
- Robert Bauval
What
pets
seem to pick up is
intentions.
They pick up when people are about to go away on holiday even before they've
started packing. They pick up when people want to take them to the vet,
and will often hide. Dogs often pick up when they're going to be taken
for a walk. Dogs can be trained to respond not just to words and whistles,
but even to silent, mental commands. Many dogs and cats seem to know when
a person they are bonded to has died, even when this happens far away.
They seem to be sensitive to changes in the field that connects them to their
people. This field is affected by the activities, emotions and intentions
of their people - whether they're coming back or going away, whether they've
died, whether they're in pain or trouble, whether they want to play. The
animals seem to be picking up not specific messages but rather general changes
in the tension of the field...
Rupert
Sheldrake - _The
Evolutionary
Mind_
Wizards
are clear on their
intention.
They know what it is they really need; what underlies all their many wants and
desires. Wizards hold this intention in their mind. And then let
go.
No attachment to how or when; just a simple openness to whatever may be -- and
a silent delight in the
synchronicities
that come to be.
- "How To Be A Wizard" by Peter Russell
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