Science and 2012 (Part Two)
If you haven’t seen the movie trailer for “2012″…please…by all means…do so. It has the promise of being a good action flick.
And, while you’re on the official movie site, www.whowillsurvive2012.com, be sure to follow the links to www.thisistheend.com and www.instituteforhumancontinuity.com.
On these “spoof sites”, Woody Harrelson (who played the dumb bartender, Woody Boyd, on the legendary hit TV show Cheers) now plays a character named Charlie Frost – a self proclaimed Apocalyptic Prognosticator. Both sites were launched as a viral marketing campaign for the movie, due out November 13.
As spoofs go…it’s pretty funny stuff.
Now, how this ties into my current series of posts, “Science and 2012″ is…
If you’ll remember, in my post, “2012 The Five W’s and One H“, I cite the Orson Wells’ classic 1938 radio broadcast, “War of the Worlds” and reintroduced the nationwide pandemonium which broke out because of the show. Cleverly, Wells’ launched the first part of the broadcast as emergency news bulletins and the American public panicked.
That was 70 years ago. If we’re not careful, it could happen again with the movie, “2012″…unless we work together to prevent it.
In, “Science and 2012 (Part One)“, I introduce fellow Hay House author, Gregg Braden, The Global Coherence Initiative and Gregg’s involvement with the fantastic works of the Initiative. Additionally, I write about unusual spikes on the graphs of NOAA’s GOES satellite before, during and after the terrorist attacks on the United States, September 11, 2001.
There is enough empirical evidence to substantiate the conclusion that those spikes registered on the graphs due to a collective human precognition of 9/11 and a collective human reaction to 9/11.
The Global Coherence Initiative is a research project whose members designed, built and maintain a Global Coherence Monitoring System (GCMS) which measures changes in the magnetic field of our earth and in the ionosphere.
Some of the great scientific minds of our time work as a collaborative in the Initiative. For a complete viewing click here.
The project was started in the 1980′s and, so – interestingly enough – the GCMS was yet another scientific detection of magnetic field fluctuations before, during and after the 9/11 incident.
At this point, we know there is equipment which can detect the changes in the earth’s magnetic field. But how is it humans can be the cause of such?
The answer lies within…literally.
Changes in the magnetic field are associated with any number of happenings – synthesis of nutrients in plants, number of reported traffic accidents and changes in brain and nervous system workings.
Logically, then, since we know that the human heart and brain produce electromagnetic waves – with the heart being the far more powerful producer – further, we know that the earth and ionosphere generate large resonances in the same frequency as the human brain and heart, it stands to reason there could be a syncing up of or “coherence” between the human body and earth.
Much of this works in the same way an animal “knows” when a storm is coming, or a parent “knows” when their child is in trouble, etc.
Let’s think about this.
We are a planet of, roughly, 6.7 billion people. If even half of us “synced up” with earth’s magnetic waves what could we accomplish?
Better yet, what would we need to accomplish?
Before I can answer that, it is imperative to note that it is our emotions which send out those electromagnetic waves as it is our emotions which cause all reaction – both positive and negative.
Even our autonomic system could be theorized to work emotionally. You stop breathing, your body sends an SOS to your brain, your brain becomes fearful of your system shutting down and sends the signal back for you to start breathing again.
And there is the answer.
If there can be coherence there can be incoherence. Just as much as we can create positive emotions so can we create negativity.
Which, of course, we knew. But if you thought any negativity you manifested were like electrocuting the earth with a cattle prod…how would that change the way you think, feel, act and react?
The image I painted is harsh but it’s accurate. The idea of thoughts being things goes so far beyond the catchy New Age/Metaphysical phrase it’s morphed into – and now you know why.
In “Science and 2012 (Part Three)”, I’m going to explain, in detail, how we know – scientifi
cally know – we are on the tail end of a huge change.
Make no mistake, 2012 is not a time of wannabe’ predictions made by cave dwellers with gaudy jewelry.
It is real.
It is happening now.
How we work through it is up to us.
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I feel we all have to use our thoughts and heart centre to produce what we are wanting to have in 2012 and beyond. We need to get people to be more aware of the power of thoughts and emotions and get them out of fear and into love. Onward bound!!!
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