The Internet has undoubtedly revolutionised our lives.
Yet it is only in the last sixty years that it has become a possibility (with the development of computers in the 1950s) and in the last twenty that the world wide web has become a reality!
The idea of being able to connect with vast global databases of information at the touch of a button would have been impossible to comprehend less than a single lifetime ago.
No wonder, then, that the existence of a universe wide web with galactic databases of information, knowledge or all-knowingness remains in the realms of science fiction or childhood fantasy for most of us.
And yet, we are starting to see tantalising glimpses of the fact that this may indeed be a reality that will soon be exposed to us in this exciting stage of our evolution as a species.
[box type=\”shadow\”]\”Even before I helped to co-found Microsoft, I saw a connected future … I called that future The Wired World.\”
– Paul Gardner Allen, co-founder of Microsoft[/box]
More on The Universe Wide Web
Let me refer you back to two recent posts on this Blog.
Power or Force
In the post ‘Power or Force’ I wrote about the groundbreaking research that has been conducted by the likes of David Hawkins and others in the field of applied kinesiology.
From the thousands of tests he carried out, it would appear that we humans have the capacity to distinguish, with astounding accuracy, truth from falsity, and what is good for us from what is not good for us, regardless of the conscious mind’s understanding or reasoning about the subject.
In other words, simply by testing the strength of a muscle reaction we can determine, for example, whether a particular substance promotes our wellbeing or not – even when that substance is hidden from our sight, smell or touch.
Hawkins went a step further by testing relative muscle strength and weakness in reaction to specific questions in order to produce a calibrated scale against which the level of truth (or life sustaining goodness) of a subject could be measured.
To the uninitiated this could easily sound like some grand magic trick on an unprecedented scale.
However, Hawkins postulates that we are all naturally, though subconsciously, ‘wired’ into a universal repository of all the knowledge that has ever existed.
We literally have the answers to all our questions at our fingertips. We just need to learn how to make the connection.
Thoughts Create Reality
In \’Thoughts Create Reality\’ I wrote that our thoughts are simply pulses of energy that can be made to manifest as part of our material reality if we (as bodies of energy) can find a way to vibrate at the same frequency.
Put another way, the world that we live in is simply a representation of the collective vibrational frequency that we humans give off.
Each of us will perceive the world in a slightly different way depending on the level of vibration we operate from.
Do our thoughts make up the ‘wiring’?
Going back to the ‘universe wide web’ could it be then that the ‘wiring’ that connects each of us to the grand knowledge repository, is simply our thoughts?
If this is the case then it would make sense that ‘what we put in is what we get out’.
With the world wide web, if you type garbage into a search engine, you’ll get garbage out. The more specific you are the better your chances of finding what you’re looking for.
Quality in, quality out
Likewise, with the universe wide web, the quality of the information and knowledge available to you to retrieve will depend on the quality of the thoughts you put out.
Very simply put, think negative or low frequency thoughts and the universe wide web will match you by delivering negative news and emotions back to you. Think positive, creative, high frequency thoughts and the web will return good news, joy and happiness.
No surprises then that life coaching is so effective!
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I strongly believe that I reap what I saw. I just wonder with the challenging people around us. The thought that I attracted them is a bit scary. I only find solace in that they might have been attracted to me both to learn from me and to make me a better person.
You are touching on quantum physics. There is a Dr. Weinberg who lectures about once a year at the Buddhist Retreat in Ixopo around this subject. The new medicine is being explored at the molecular level. What an exciting time to be alive.
Thanks Wendy, I had an interesting discussion with Cherri Forsyth some weeks ago where she made me aware of Dr Weinberg.
All the great thinkers and the Masters that had scribes to pass their thoughts on to the people of their time taught this:: What you sow, you reap. I love the way you said it all in modern language, Bill!
At the same time, it can be a mystery why we sometimes attract such uncomfortable situations to ourselves……….and… challenging people – sacred contracts?
Thanks Ronel. No doubt we do so for the learning opportunities that they bring?
I totally agree with this. I have just read a book called The Field by Lynne McTaggart on the quest for the secret force of the Universe.
In this book they go through all the scientific experiments that prove we are all connected and all knowledge is in a central pool.
Thanks Charmaine, I read The Field many years ago. I recall it being quite a difficult read but really fascinating!