The Mirrors Of The Divine Matrix
I've been savoring "The Divine Matix" by Gregg Braden, letting all the connections between current science and spirit sink in. I finally finished it. Great book.
The book began with a set up of a number of different physics experiments which, when taken all together, paint a an emerging explanation of how we create our worlds. At the end of the book he talked aboutt how we attract our mirrors and beliefs to us through The Divine Matrix which connects The All.
On page 162, Braden lists Key 19 of his list of The 20 Keys of Conscious Creation.
"Our true beliefs are mirrored in our most intimate relationships."
He then lists Five Ancient Mirrors of Relationship:
Reflections of the Moment...where our outer reality reflects our beliefs in the moment.
Reflections of What We Judge Most...where we get to experience that which we judge.
Reflections of What We've Lost, Given Away, or Had Taken From Us...where those we are attracted to mirror parts of ourselves we want to reclaim and tell us about ourselves
Reflections of Our Dark Night of the Soul...where we are gifted with experiencing our greatest fears so we can move beyond them
Reflections of Our Greatest Act of Compassion...where we finally embrace perfection in imperfection
Good Stuff.
Art: Mind Mirror by Catherine Akastar
3 comments:
Fantastic blog! Your posts are so thoughtful and intelligent - and I love the topics you choose. :-) The "Obama and the Mayan Calendar" was particularly interesting... I recently attended a conference on 2012.
I wonder if you're familiar with Intentional Chocolate. It's an amazing product that I recently discovered. It's innovative and unique, yet tapped into the (re)emerging awareness of how energy/prayer/intention can have a profound effect on food. Intentional Chocolate, which is actually blessed by senior Tibetan monks, has been proven in scientific studies to decrease stress and to increase energy, calmness, and focus. Definitely something to check out: http://www.intentionalchocolate.com/ And maybe you'd like to write about it, too! The idea that we can alter the healing and nourishing impact of food is certainly quite profound...
Best wishes,
~Michelle
I'm working alot with those last three, especially the fourth one right now. I don't know if I can call it good stuff personally, but it is what it is, as a wise friend recently told me ;)
Thanks for stopping by and letting us all know about your site, Michelle.
Hehehe....you are a Dear One, Fusion. I am learning where I atract the second one. It's been extremely Rich, satisfying and illuminating...my biggest "a-ha" in awhile. I so appreciate you!
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