Entries from November 2009 ↓

I have found in my work with people and my research that people all have what I would call a “Dominant Life Vibration.” This denotes that one specific thing which they are having the most challenges with, and it is also in this area that they will manifest the most change and problems, and this area is also their biggest area of healing or shift.

Your Dominant Life Vibration is the platform of this lifetime from which you play the game, it is also the filter through which you regard others and all events in your life will come to you by way of this mindset. Of course, as you evolve, this vibration/view of your world shifts as well, and it is by measuring the changes in this field that you will most easily be able to measure your advancement on your path.

If your DLV is one of sadness, of feeling unworthy, depression,of feeling undeserving and also having show up in your life confirmation of this, i.e. low abundance, losses, etc, growth will, for you, show up as feeling better, seeing yourself as more deserving etc. and of course also your life with start showing the signs of this – better abundance, greater self confidence, better relationships with friends and family etc.

If your DLV is one of anger, of having difficulty controlling yourself, of flying off the handle easily, of blaming others for what shows up in your life, then of course the change in your life will be feeling less aggressive, more tolerant towards others, and your life will become more and more peaceful as you unfold spiritually.

And if your DLV (and these are just examples) is one of having learnt as a child that helping others brings you attention and love (which it of course doesn’t), and this has led to a life of co dependent relationships and addictive behavior, improvement in your life will show itself as being able to allow others to live their lives, being able to enforce boundaries in your life, etc.

And of course it is true that these demarcations are text book examples – what one would normally find is a mix of many of these – and the greater the growth the individual has chosen to experience in this lifetime, the more DLV’s you will encounter in that person’s life, all waiting to be shifted as he/she moves towards spiritual enlightenment.

How amazing we are – all these situations are of our own creation, our ways of shifting area’s of less than optimum vibration in our lives. It is necessary to understand that there is no right and wrong here, just moving along a scale of pinched off vibration to a place of greater connection to Source and pure positive energy.

© Nina Ferrell 2009

We are Terah, the energy band known as Terah – an Abraham-like essence, working with this channel to bring forth information which will resonate with some of you, while others will not find this a vibrational match, as it should be.

Diversity, questioning, the exchange of information, the choices that you all make all the time, are what drive the planets, the universe, the ever expanding worlds that you are creating as you also are ever expanding.

We would like to stress here that every channel has a specific energetic vibration which will attract those of like vibration. The voice of every channel is to be heard clearly, unmuffled, unsuppressed – and this is a challenge to those of you who love uniformity, who love general agreement, who feel uncomfortable in a climate of diverse opinions.

This is the main reason why we are coming through so many channels – we want to encourage diversity, so that all of you can find in the messages of our channels, information that feel like “home” to you, information that assist you with your learning (or remembering, since you already know) and your unfolding.

There are no holy cows for us, but if anything were holy it would be the voices of our channels – let them not be tampered with, do not discourage them however “right” you may feel you are as opposed to their “wrongness” – how can you see yourself as right from your limited human perspective? When you are constantly changing, your “right” may be your “I don’t know” tomorrow – and we prefer “I don’t know” because from a mindset of “I don’t know” you can learn… but from a mindset of “I am right” your mind is closed and no further knowing is possible.

We look forward to hearing more and more clear, diverse, voices, as you find your feet amidst the changes in your life.

And of course, our love accompanies you – as always

Terah

© Nina Ferrell

Copyright © Gregg Braden
Reprinted with permission from Mystic Pop Magazine, Nov/Dec Issue 2006
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“What strange beings we are!” noted the 13th Century mystic Rumi, “That sitting in Hell at the bottom of the dark, we are afraid of our own immortality!” Perhaps it is actually the power to choose our immortality, as well as everything from our personal healing to the peace of our world, that truly frightens us!

A growing body of scientific evidence suggests that it is us —our consciousness— that holds the key to life and even reality itself! In 1967 the pioneering physicist Konrad Zuse married the ideas of consciousness with modern technology and proposed that our universe works like a massive consciousness computer. And just as every computer translates “Input-commands” into “Output-results,” our cosmic consciousness computer appears to do precisely the same thing! When we translate our deepest beliefs into the reality of our world, we are literally re-writing the code that makes the universe appear as it does.

Living In A Participatory Universe
A series of breathtaking discoveries has given us a powerful new way to think of our role in the universe. Rather than the conventional view that suggests we are passive observers, living a brief moment of time in a creation that already exists, the discoveries suggest that it is actually consciousness itself that is responsible for the existence of the universe! Perhaps the most revolutionary discovery supporting this idea, is the scientific fact that when we look at the stuff our world is made of — tiny quantum particles such as an electron, for example — the very act of us watching that electron changes the way it behaves in our presence. What’s more, the longer we look, the more it changes! In 1998, scientists at Israel’s Weizmann Institute of Science documented this phenomenon showing that “the greater the amount of ‘watching,’ the greater the observer’s influence on what actually takes place.” (Nature, Feb. 26, 1998) Citing such experiments, Princeton University physicist John Wheeler suggests that we not only play a role in the creation of our everyday world, but we play the prime role in what he calls a “participatory universe.” Wheeler states that we can no longer think of ourselves merely as onlookers who have no effect on the world around us, because it is impossible to simply watch. If we are alive and conscious, then we are affecting our world. “The old word ‘observer,’” he says, “simply has to be crossed off the books…and we must put in the new word ‘participator!” The key to Wheeler’s proposition is the word “participatory.” In a participatory universe, you and I are part of the equation. We are both creating the events of our lives, as well as the experiencers of what we create. Both are happening at the same time! In other words, we are like artists expressing our deepest passions, fears, dreams, and desires through the living essence of a mysterious quantum canvas. The difference between us and conventional artists, however, is that we are the canvas, as well as the images upon the canvas. We are the tools as well as the artists using the tools. And just as artists refine an image until it is just right in their minds, we may think of ourselves as perpetual artists, building a creation that is ever changing and never ending. Through our artist’s palette of beliefs, judgments, emotions, and prayers, we find ourselves in relationships, jobs, and situations of support and betrayal that play out with different people in different places. What a beautiful, bizarre, and powerful concept.

Living from the Answer
From the perspective of us participating in an ever-changing universe, the solution to any condition is a change in attitude and belief. And this is the great secret of propelling our heart’s desires from the possibility of imagination, to the reality of our everyday lives. The key is our ability to feel as if our dreams have already come to life, our prayers already answered, and live from that feeling. There is a subtle, and yet powerful difference between working toward a result, and feeling from that result. When we work toward something, we embark upon an open-ended and never-ending journey. While we may identify milestones, and set goals to get us closer to our accomplishment, in our mind we are always “on our way” to the goal, rather than in the experience of accomplishing our goal. This is precisely why Neville’s invitation to “enter the image” of our heart’s desire and “think from it” is so powerful in our lives. In the ancient studies of martial arts, we see a beautiful metaphor in the physical world for precisely the way this principle works in consciousness. When martial artists choose to break a concrete block as a demonstration of focus, for example, the very last thing in their minds is the place where their hand will touch that block. The key is to place our focus upon the completed act: the healing already accomplished, or the brick already broken. As a student of the martial arts, I was taught to do this by focusing on a point in space that is beyond the bottom of the block. The only way that my hand could be at that point was if it had already passed through the brick. In this way, I was thinking from the completion, rather than how hard it would be to get to the completion. I was feeling the joy of what it feels like to accomplish the act, rather than all of the things that must happen before I could be successful. This simple example offers a powerful analogy for precisely the way that consciousness seems to work. And this is the great secret that has been protected and preserved for us in wisdom of our past. From the monasteries of Egypt and Tibet to the forgotten texts of our most cherished traditions we are reminded that we are part of, rather than separate from, the world around us. As part of everything we see, we have the power to participate — not control or manipulate — but to consciously chart the course of our lives and our world. Please don’t be deceived by the simplicity of contemporary philosopher Neville Goddard’s words when he suggests that all we need to do is to “assume the feeling of our wish fulfilled.” In a participatory universe of our own making, why would we expect that peace, healing, and a long and healthy life should be any more difficult.

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