The body social is breaking under the pressure of the body
cosmic. Both are kinetic. My leave from participating in the adjuration against
the forces of the body cosmic is reasonable. We live in a society of denial,
cynicism, and zombie-ish stupidity. The best thing to do at this time is to
allow nature to unfold, which will cleanse the world, while at the same time
awaken those individuals of quality who will rise to inherit the world. These
new caretakers will be of a high grade of awareness, understanding the
relationship between man and the world. A new era of consciousness will unfold
for those who are the chosen. (And, no, I do not choose them.).
Considering my own position in the body social, I once
believed that my ability to feel deeply, to experience strong empathy with the
living world, was in and of itself a terrible curse. Only much later in my life
did I realize that this ability is indeed a gift. With practice, and employed
properly, the empathic power which streams out from my heart center can
dissolve typhoons, bend super storms, bring rain to drought lands, stem
earthquake activity, or spread out and distribute disruptive forces (for
example, distributing eruptions to flow into a mantel, and act as an epoxy over
many, many years).
Having said this, I must confess, I do not truly control the
forces of nature. No. Not quite anything like that. Rather, I can influence my
will. Sometimes this will is harmonious, and other times it is not. Over my
years of experience in working with atmoskinetics in Japan,
and some rain-making work in California,
I have learned that there is always a consequence for influencing changes in the
flow of nature. These consequences can be curved, however, such as I am about
to explain.
When I dissolved Neoguri, I then swept the typhoon’s remnant
forces to the south-east shore of Honshu,
and let the winds carry it away. Then Haylong came in, and being unprepared, I
had to attempt a feat which I’d never done before. That is, I focused every
fiber of my will to lift Haylong far overhead, envisioning a bridge in the sky,
and then setting the tremendous forces down just north in the Japan-Russia sea.
It worked. However, the tail of the typhoon had drawn in more current from China,
which unleashed a series of heavy to severe thunderstorms. I remember when the
mountains came down in Hiroshima,
and the count of 31 landslides was announced. But, my work was not done. I
remained on the island, and I pushed a defensive field of kinetic force around
the town I resided, and watched outside my window to behold a clear circle of
blue sky warding off an ominous blackness which choked closely to the perimeter
of my adjuration. During the storm, I was up high in a building, and the
thunder was so close overhead that my body (trance-like to call upon opposing
kinetic forces to the storm) was thrown into a rumbling spasm, and my staff
flew from my hand. On my knees I pushed back against a towering mass of
obsidious blackness. It was an experience like having dead orgone energy flow
through ones veins.
Getting ahead of myself, I must now reflect back upon my
initial reasoning here. The world, as a matter of course, must become aware of
our relationship to the universe. Science will never fully explain the universe
by conventional means, because the universe is not conventional, and neither is
it human in the strictest sense.
As the 80’s film ‘Dune’ made clear to us humans in its
elegant phrase… “The sleeper must awaken!” And thus, too, must our
civilizations come to realization about the place we are born and live our
lives in. It is a wondrous cosmos, and this planet is indeed a great
consciousness in which we all play a part to one degree or another.
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