Carl Sagan on Cannabis. (We want everyone to understand that we were not smoking weed when we posted this, and we found it on the Internet, so it may not even be written by Carl Sagan, but its so nice to think that it is, and we are told that it is, so enjoy).
This account was written in 1969 for publication in Marihuana Reconsidered (1971). Sagan was in his mid-thirties at that time. He continued to use cannabis for the rest of his life. By Carl Sagan It all began about ten years ago. I can remember another early visual experience with cannabis, in which I viewed a candle flame and discovered in the heart of the flame, standing with magnificent indifference, the black-hatted and -cloaked Spanish gentleman who appears on the label of the Sandeman sherry bottle. I want to explain that at no time did I think these things ‘really’ were out there.
While my early perceptions were all visual, and curiously lacking in images of human beings, both of these items have changed over the intervening years. Tony Parsons-The Open Secret. The Multidimensional Universe. In regards to ascension, this section will briefly outline the structure of the multidimensional universe, which will help you understand the term “Dimension.”
Please note: there is no requirement that you need to believe and accept this model for understanding the universe and dimensions. The structure of our physical universe is geometrically shaped as a tetrahedron, which consists of 12 different layers called “Dimensions.” These dimensions determine what we perceive around us and how we live in it. A dimension can also be called a “plane of existence” or “reality.” Each dimension has its own unique vibrational properties, such as sound and colour. Cimi (Death) Native Names: CIMI [kee'mee], KEME Common Mayan Usage: death Qualities: surrender, release, death, transmutation, forgiveness, humility, revelation Symbols: six-sided crystal in roots, evergreen tree, moss (growth in death), owl Number: six (organic balance) Color: forest green Element: air Direction: north Shadow Wisdom: feeling the need to be in control; fear of death; depression; struggle and resistance Shadow Transformation: Surrender to the pattern of perfection.
Listen to the part of you that is calling for death and transformation. Receive its wisdom.Harmonic Wisdom: serenity Mudra: hold hands together under right cheek, as if sleeping; then cross arms on chest while bowing; finally, raise head with crossed arms in front of eyes. Foundation for the Law of Time - Welcome to the New Time. Reality - The Holographic Universe. Where are your memories stored? Are your memories really in your brain?
It shouldn't be surprising that computers are designed to work like our own minds. They have basically three different types of memory to store data. There's the Randon Access Memory (RAM), the Hard Drive (HD) and the archival storage like CD's, flash drives and such. While we can point to the components in our computer which store this digital memory, scientists are still unable to explain exactly where memory is stored in our brains. We assume that our memories are somewhere inside our cranium. But other medical procedures only complicate the understanding of where memories reside in the brain. Over many decades of medical history, patients have had large chucks of their brains removed -- just about every region -- and many reported only small or insignificant memory loss. While we don't know where memories are stored, we do know that certain areas of our brain are responsible for recording, archiving, and retrieving them.
The brain as a receiver. Are we all connected? Are stars, space, planets, animals, people and everything around us connected to each other?
Are we all one universal mind - one energy? According to The Kybalion: Hermetic Philosophy, a book published in 1912 claiming to be the essence of the teachings of Hermes Trismegistus, there are 7 universal laws and the first one is: I. THE PRINCIPLE OF MENTALISM - "THE ALL IS MIND; The Universe is Mental. " "This Principle embodies the truth that "All is Mind.
" The american poet Ralph Waldo Emerson (1803-1882) believed that "All creation is one" and that people should try to live a simple life in harmony with nature and with others. What The Bleep Do We Know!?