I
had been taking psychic classes for a couple of years when my instructor
gave us an exercise to do that would end up changing my concept
of my entire existence.
Sometimes
there are turning points in classes. Sometimes you reach a point
where you have to change. The instructor "knows" the right
moment. He says,"Now is the time. Now is the opportunity."
We
had been doing a large amount of "beliefs work" to help
ourselves change into the person we wanted to be. We had let go
of many old ways. It was time... time to become the new person we
had worked so hard to create.
"First,
you must prepare for that change. You must allow it to happen. Go
outside and visualize yourself falling to pieces. Let all the parts
of who you are fall to pieces and THEN, visualize all those parts
coming back together again. This will allow you to make the transition,
the ability to change into the person you want to be."
Those
were the instructions given on that night. Simple and easy..but
the outcome was rather earthshattering.
Once
outside, the night was warm and shone of moonlight. The trees looked
like huge monsters looking down on us. Then it began...
I
did what I was told. I closed my eyes, visualized myself falling
apart and saw myself shatter into a millions pieces. It didn't bother
me I was simply... well... you might say that I was rather scattered
across the dark night sky. It was actually rather peaceful.
The
time came, I had to pull myself back together.
Was
it really so simple? Just close my eyes, pull myself together and
all would once again be well with the world.
And
what if a part doesn't come back, and what if a part comes back...
a little different? Then what?
When
I finished the visualization, I thought I was okay again. I was
back to the old, new me. I had allowed myself to make the changes
and now I was "me" once again.
But
something, something was different. My thinking processes were on
a time-delay. When I wanted to think, I had to wait for the thought
to come to me over time and space. I somehow had lost my thinking
ability. Not really lost, but moved somewhere else. My "thinking"
had gone far, far away.
For
a few days it was rather annoying to have a thought and have to
wait for it to transverse across space to finally give me an answer.
It
was then that I realized something major. My thoughts weren't in
my brain. My brain was not where "I thought."
The
brain was not the body's thinking and reasoning system. Thinking
was somewhere else. Intelligence was somewhere else. My thoughts
had never been confined to my brain. I was using "space to
think."
Who
I was did not stop at the boundary of my skin. My thinking processes
could not be confined to a tiny membrane packed into my skull.
No
wonder people like Leonardo Da Vinci seemed to have infinite abilities
and talents. What we called "brain" was massive. It was
not confined to the body. It was out there, sending information
back to the body.
I
could "think" with every part of my body. The tip of my
finger was a thinking mechanism. The back of my neck could think
and see and feel.
My
body was more than I ever assumed it to be.
I
grabbed my pen and took notes over the next few days. And in my
spare time I designed experiments to test what the capabilities
of my new-found intelligence actually were.
I
know one thing, I am surrounded by a "field of thought."
I am definitely a multi-processor. I can put hundreds, thousands,
millions of thoughts together at one time and I can use my "field
of thought" to "observe" it all simultaneously.
Such
a simple exercise on that hot summer night... such astounding results.
Where
is the brain? Where are our thoughts? How massive are our thoughts?
It
is very hard to describe what it is like to think not only "outside
the box" but "outside the body". To be able to hold
a universe of thoughts all happening simultaneously and be aware
of all of them at once.
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