Abraham Hicks sagt hier in einfachen Worten, wie die Erfahrungen angezogen werden. Empörung, Ablehnung und Kampf bewirken das Gegenteil von dem, was man eigentlich will, denn sie verstärken nur das, was man nicht will. Die elegante Lösung ist, hat man das Übel erkannt, sich abzuwenden und ausschließlich auf das zu fokussieren, was man will.… Read the rest

Many of the flying saucer appearances come from a plane, that is much more advanced in technological sciences than earth at this time. However, this is still not a mental-science plane.

Therefore the camouflage paraphernalia appears, more or less visible, to your own astonishment.… Read the rest

Eines der Grundgesetze der Wissenschaft ist, dass eine Ursache eine Wirkung hervorbringt. Im geistigen Bereich gibt es aber noch ein anderes Gesetz, das viel umfassender ist. Es erscheint, wenn man es nicht kennt und erfahren hat, absurd zu sein. Dieses Gesetz ist: Produziere die Wirkung.… Read the rest

Alles in unserer Gesellschaft sagt und erinnert uns, dass wir begrenzte, alternde “Kreaturen” sind, die in einer harten und gnadenlosen Welt zwischen Glück und Schicksal leben.Die Wahrheit ist jedoch
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A mantram is short spiritual formula to reach the highest being – the One Self. It uses the power of words – like spells – to create a union with the essence of the self . Prayers, meditation and mantras turn the awareness – consciousness, spirit, everything – to the inner being – to God.… Read the rest

It is only a question of choice if one is a puppet played by others – authorities, churches, science, politics – or if one is able to choose deliberately desired experiences – without any conditionings… Get off your knees!
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Science describes the philosophy that everything is alive as Hylozoism and the philosophy that everything is conscious as Panpsychism. One of the main representants of Panpsychism is the German  Theodor Fechner (1801-1887).

This is a quote from the philosopher William James’s (Pluralistic Universe) , describing Fechner’s work:

“For him the abstract lived in the concrete, and the hidden motive of all he did was to bring what he called the daylight view of the world into ever greater evidence, that daylight view being this, that the whole universe in its different spans and wave-lengths, exclusions and envelopment, is everywhere alive and conscious… The original sin, according to Fechner, of both our popular and our scientific thinking, is our inveterate habit of regarding the spiritual not as the rule but as an exception in the midst of nature.… Read the rest