Co-operative Vision, Part 6

Now it is time to expand your capabilities a bit more. I would like you to all, wherever you are, look out at a distance. Try to look at something that is not man-made, that's really important.

For those of you living in the middle of a big city you may have to look at a star in the sky or the moon - don't look at the sun. You may also be able to see, if there is a park, the top of a tree without looking at a building beyond.

Then when you are able to do that this is what to do. Imagine yourself in, in the case of the tree, the tree or in the case of the moon - on the moon. Then this is what I'd like you to try. Don't worry about it affecting the position of the moon - it will not in this case.

I would like you to pull from where you are - pull the moon as if you're pulling it towards you. Use your solar plexus. If it is a tree, you're pulling the tree towards you. Now understand, this is not actually going to move the moon of course. It's not actually going to move the tree but what is actually intended is that it may cause you to feel as if you are moving towards the moon or you are moving towards the tree for example.

The purpose of this is many fold. On the one hand, for some of you it may allow you to do something that I've referred to before as collapsing time - meaning to learn how to achieve motion from point A to point B quicker than is physically possible regardless of your mode of transportation.

For others it may allow you to experience something, not just see from a distance but experience something that is going on in that place - say in the top of the tree. You might actually hear the birds, see and sense the squirrel. You might feel the branches moving or other forms of life that are comfortable in the tree moving about.

You might in the case of the moon actually have a sense of the soil of the moon and the dust under your feet and the sense of the great vast space all around. In short, it may very well be something that is a physical experience.

Now do this only with natural objects such as the tree or the moon or for those of you who have a clear view perhaps it will be the ocean or it might be a mountain or even a rocky outcropping in the distance.

This work is intending to bring about for you the capacity to not only be in more than one place at the same time as in the bilocation work I've suggested before but also it allows you to experience physically in your extra physical sense the capacity to have feelings in more than one place at the same time.

I'm not talking about the kind of feelings such as intense feelings that we call emotions though such feelings may be present in your reaction to what you are physically feeling in those other locations. I am talking then about the sense of physical feeling that I will call subtle feelings - meaning that which you can feel but is not as pronounced as the physical feelings in your own physical body.

You can see that I've been building on these things over time on both this blog and my other, A Mystical Man's World - alright.

So the whole point of this is to allow you to be - not only in more than one place at once, to see not only more than one place at once but to feel more than one place at once.

This is also a means to experience union in time. I will say more about union as time goes on. It will however help to support the work I've suggested before and continues to lay a groundwork to establishing union for all beings on the planet which will in time allow you achieve great things on Earth and allow you to literally be united in ways you never thought possible.

When everyone is able to do this at the same time regardless of who they are, where they are, what they're doing, what they've done, what they're thinking, anything - that in this way a union through these subtle feelings can allow a benevolent connection between all beings because it must incorporate spirit. It must incorporate the willingness and the allowance of you and your philosophy and deity. It must incorporate all of these things to occur when union takes place and when that does take place you will see an acceleration in the way everyone lives and in the way everyone is able to live.

This will be an opportunity of great benevolence and it does not have to take place for more than a single second. So, without putting any great burden on you for achieving union at this time just know that this work is intended to lead to it as time goes on.

Goodlife to you all and goodnight.

Co-operative Vision, Part 5

There is a time coming now when people on the Earth may move around a bit more than you have in the past. Sometimes our movements may be slowed down - meaning that we might be delayed going to this place or that place. We might even find that our friends or loved ones are not with us and we are concerned for them.

When times like this happen it would be something to consider using this co-operative vision.

When that comes up then try the experience in the following way. Considering that you may be at quite a distance or just even a short way but unable to check in on your loved one then utilize the sun or the moon, whichever you care to do, or if there is a mountain high up near you - you can look at that.

Look at the top of the mountain if you can especially if there is no structures there built by human beings. If there is focus your attention on some part where there is no aspect of human created construction.

Then from that portion of the mountain, or if no thing else is available use the sun or the moon, look back towards your loved one - meaning you don't know where they are so you're going to utilize Mother Earth and her capacities as well as your own to look in on your loved one to see if they are safe or if there is any way you can help them.

This can also be used at other times to check up on people who are far away and may need to be seen. As times go on this might apply to astronauts or cosmonauts as they are sometimes called who may travel at a distance and it might not be possible to see them. It might be a situation where they might need help.

Perhaps you can say a living prayer for them, perhaps other but you won't know if they need that unless you can see them at a distance.

In the case of doing distance work like that where great distances are involved that is a time to definitely use the moon or the sun as your point of connecting to a portion of nature.

You will find that this is also possible to be used in looking at objects that are farther away. It is not necessary to draw conclusions or to use it only to respond to emergencies. It is a way to explore the planets beyond and life there while remaining grounded on the Earth.

The way to do that is to always use something of Earth as your connection point. Use that rocky ledge if you like or an old tree or if you like you may utilize some other aspect of nature that is not in motion - that is simply at ease.

Then using that and being in your body, don't go out of your body for those of you who have practiced that, then look at some distant planet and see what you can see. Don't be attached to getting it right or getting it wrong. Recognize that this is something that is a way to explore but not necessarily a way to draw conclusions.

This is something that is better done in a group with many people so that you can, after you have done these things, write down or again make that recording quietly of what you have seen and then write down what you have seen. Afterwards compare notes - not in any competitive manner but compare notes to consider what might be.

When you are in a culture such as we have that is gradually growing into motion beyond the surface of our planet not only for some rare individuals but in time for many peoples it may be good to try these explorations. I wish you well on your "journeys" and remind you that this is a skill that can get better with practice.

Goodlife to you all and goodnight.

Co-operative Vision, Part 4

Now that you have had time to complete the other 3 parts I would like you to find somebody else who has completed this work and most importantly read all of this blog from the beginning. This work builds on previous things given but if they haven't read all of the blog and done all of the work then at least to have read and done the work associated with co-operative vision as well as what I've linked back to.

When you find this other person, or several other persons, then I'd like you to try something if you wish and that's for you all to try that thing where you look at a rocky outcropping or a tree well off in the distance. Don't use a bird or any living being for this, it's better to use something from nature that will remain in its current position such as rock or a tree - yes.

Then again, look back in your general direction.

Try to stand no closer then 10 to 20 feet from the person that you're working with or in a group everyone stand 10 to 20 feet apart from each other.

When you have done this for a time - wait until everybody has completed it and don't talk then you can write down what you have seen or if you have a small recording device you can speak very quietly into the recording device so as to not disturb or distract others and say what you have seen. After you do that then write it down.

You don't have to agree. The purpose of this is not to discover that you have all seen exactly the same thing. Some of you may see this, some may see that. Some of you may see things that are only visible with subtle vision*. Some of you may see things that are clearly a portion of the physical landscape.

Try to do this work together wherever you are going and do this together at least 3 times. After that I may in time post a part 5 and we'll take it beyond there.

Goodlife.

(*A capacity to see things that are very gently present in our physical realm that do not often maintain their presence for to long, sometimes just a split second. This is seen and often felt as a benevolent experience - often with a very comfortable energy that is present and just as often with a sight of colors and shapes.)

Co-operative Vision, Part 3

Last time we continued on with our co-operative vision. This time I want to go a bit farther - maybe you might say quite a bit farther.

This time I'd like you to imagine yourself on the Moon and look back towards the Earth. Of course you won't be able to see yourself but you could imagine yourself seeing yourself from the Moon.

Picture yourself on the Moon and feel the ground under your feet. I know you cannot do it physically but imagine it. You can sit down on the Moon if you want to and feel the dusty crumbly soil of the Moon. Then look back at the Earth. You will be able to imagine what it looks like because you have seen pictures.

Look back towards the Earth - imagine yourself looking up towards the Moon on the Earth and try to imagine what that looks like. If you can't imagine, ask the Moon to help you because the Moon "sees" the Earth all the time and for all we know might see individuals.

Try this at least once and then if you wish you can imagine yourself being on Mars and doing this all the while looking back towards the Earth and imagining yourself looking towards that planetary body.

I'll say more about this in about a week but for now co-operative vision is something that will be very important for you in the future.

Goodlife.

Co-operative Vision, Part 2

Last time we began by creating a different point of view - being able to see from a direction where you could not normally see.

This time I'd like you to look a little farther away. This will remind you perhaps of our Long Vision or Long Touch work we've done before but the whole point here is seeing at a distance.

Last time many of you started with an animal, a creature of some sort but some of you had to use a rock or a tree. This time I'd like you to look farther in the distance. Remember, don't use a human being and don't use anything built by human beings such as a building.

If you can, look well off in the distance as far as you can see. It might be a rocky ledge, it might be a tree way off in the distance. If it is a bird that you can see flying way off in the distance that's alright too. Again ask your question, "Is it alright if I look from your perspective to see what you see?" Then do that.

You understand this is something where we are using your imagination. In a way you're making your best guess of what you would be able to see if you were there but you're also working with the rock, the tree, the bird or whatever being you're engaging with. This is a form of co-operative vision - something we're studying here now.

Again look in the general direction where you might be so you could imagine seeing yourself from a distance or seeing the terrain around you or somewhere near you. As I say, look where you may be.

After you have done this work looking at yourself from a distance that way then we will go on in part 3 to do a little more but what I would like to suggest is that you do this from at least two or three different positions so you can see yourself and your surroundings at a distance.

Goodlife.