Tag: Dylan Charles
Dylan Charles: I recently came across a comment of Li’s regarding what he refers to as the three levels of martial arts, outlining the process of personal growth as it relates to combative sports, yet the wisdom contained herein is easily applicable to life in general, for it speaks to our innate need to first seek the power we need to survive, then to advance even further in the quest to thrive. #selfmastery
Their purpose in your soul journey is to jolt you out of contemporary consciousness and get you looking at the reality of your life, the brevity of it, and the pressing need to move on with being yourself in spite of any and all forces that wish to conquer and control your spirit. It’s a process of outgrowing the matrix. Your intuition will tell you when you’ve had enough and when it’s time to move on. #spirituality
Dean Radin says that science is on the brink of a revolution because our context of understanding the esoteric is evolving along with our technological advances. #consciousnessresearch #science #realmagic
Dylan Charles: Books have taught me to love myself and to forgive myself, so I thought to share just three of them here, in the hopes of paying it forward to others who are seeking a victorious way out of the darkness, and an end to the everyday struggle of existence. #dragons
Whether it be the big global conspiracies, secret societies, the corporate control matrix, big pharma and the medical cartel, the banking establishment, the shape of the earth, or the purpose of life, the journey is at first an inquisition. Along the way, you notice ways in which approaching life with an open-mind changes you, and how it turns long-held beliefs and assumptions upside down, forever altering your perception and relation to it all.
Much of Tesla’s visualization power came naturally to him, but imagineering is a skill that can be strengthened with effort and practice, and anyone can do it, so long as the try. Tesla was really only using a highly-developed version of a mental capacity that we all share.
Here are some ways that YOU can undermine the Evil Cabal: Firstly, understand that systems of political and economic control are heavily dependent on the acquiescence, cooperation, and participation of many millions of people. Furthermore, you must recognize that taking it upon yourself to assemble and collate every possible fact and insight into every conspiracy and every nasty event is self-destructive. That is, by becoming a library of terrible truths, you are willfully imposing upon yourself a subtle but powerful form of mental slavery.
Using recycled cell phones, small solar panels and a custom application, Rainforest Connection (founded by White) developed an easily deployable distributed network of listening devices that serves as a real-time monitoring system for the forest, uploading data to the cloud and alerting conservationists to the sounds of chainsaws.
Cayce foresaw that future world crises would hinge on finance, and he pointed to Russia as being the thorn in the side of the financial powers that were organizing themselves against the good of humanity in a post WWII world.
The great Chinese philosopher Lao Tzu knew that actions born of anger lead to further muddling of circumstances. He also understood that a truly effective warrior comes from a place of radical acceptance of what is, for this is the central message of Taoism.
The contradictory features of the human experience point to the dualistic nature of the universe, but ultimately offer a glimpse of a middle way, the center, where harmony resides in a sea of chaos. A seeming, but natural paradox.
In Africa, experienced elders and healers rally to help the individual, and their sickness becomes a gift which can help other people. This is vastly different from modern Western culture, where behavioral and psychological anomalies are perceived as chemical imbalances, neurosis, and other problems that need to be ‘fixed’ in order to achieve conformity and uniformity in behavior and identity. This short video speaks to the cultural differences in how these disturbances are viewed, and to the sincere value in paying attention to and answering the healer’s call.
The first lesson pertaining to water is about humility, and Tang notes the lowly, yet supportive nature of water as a life-giving force. Secondly, he draws out the lesson of harmony, and how water always achieves its aim effortlessly in spite of any obstacles along its path. The third lesson regards openness and our tendency to resist change along the path of life.
This type of censorship, through demonitization, ghost-banning, page-blocking, de-indexing, blocking, censoring, and removing, is the very thing that will finally bring about the realization of the full potential of the independent individual on the net.
In the Healing Tao, physical health, mental health and spiritual growth are different parts of the same process; they are all related to keeping the Chi flowing strongly and smoothly through our body. Our emotions are intimately related to both our health and our spiritual development. Negative emotions, like anger, explode and chase the energy out of our body. Similarly, when we feel afraid, we contract so much that we literally squeeze the Chi out of our body.
