The Divine Matrix
In this Blog and in my
upcoming book I’ve made the crucial point of there being feminine and masculine
aspects of God at work—always together—throughout creation; even phrasing this
concept as our universe having aspects of a divine mother and a divine father.
In other words, when our God was first birthed into what is now our universe
the very next things that came into being were the universal Mother and Father
gods. A tricky occurrence indeed, and not one that I’ll get into here, but if
you think about it, it absolutely had to happen, thus it makes perfect sense.
When I say, “if you think
about it,” let me seed that thought with two simple questions, one that’s
probably familiar: what is the sound of one hand clapping, and, how
could any computer program possibly work with only one digit?—either a zero
or a one, but not both as must always be the case in “binary” code. In a
void, one hand produces no sound, no vibration, no change in its makeup or in
the realm of its energies without another something to interact with.
Nothing happens. Obviously the same result applies to our computers and their
program codes if limited to only one digit instead of two; nothing. In
either case nothing changes and more importantly nothing is created. So
again, some kind of binary system “had to happen” and must always exist for our
universe and the life within it to exist.
To clarify, I’m not disputing
or arguing the existence or sovereignty of one god—God—since that’s what I
started with at the birth of our universe. But the concept of one god as a
“singularity” simply boggles the mind. Remember the computer and its binary
code? I also don’t think that’s what we’re here to understand and/or master
either because I seriously doubt that our binary-based brains are even capable
of truly comprehending such a concept or form of life—a singularity actually
capable of creating. Nor should that bother us. After all, God could not
possibly be a literal “singularity,” rather it must be an everything-ity or
all-ity or omnity. And beyond that consideration, why would we ever need to
actually comprehend such a concept? That’s like expecting a one-celled amoeba
to build a spaceship and go visit the Pleiades star system. For what possible
reason or purpose useful to the evolution of the amoeba?
On the hierarchal ladder of
life extending from the Godhead all the way figuratively “down” to entities
here on the material plane, my premise is that every realm and form of life
“beneath” the Godhead has to be a binary system somehow; created by and with
varying degrees or expression of what I’m calling the feminine and masculine
aspects of God. (Does it matter if we even call them gods? No, not at all;
that’s simply a word and has no effect on our reverence for one supreme God.
I’m also calling them divine Will, or the Mother, and divine Spirit, or the
Father. Again, does it matter if I refer to them as Mother and Father, or even
Mother God and Father God? Why should it matter? If I refer to my car as my
“steel horse” it has absolutely no effect on the car’s internal mechanics
working properly, nor on my ability to operate it to its maximum efficiency.
These words like “Mother,” “feminine aspect” and “Will” simply help us
understand certain properties and functions—whatever name is used.)
I’ll repeat the phrase that Will
creates the space for Spirit to fill. The nature of divine Will is feeling
and magnetic-like and the nature of divine Spirit is intellect
and light-like. While both aspects are indeed alive, Will creates or
defines the form and Spirit enlivens that form. Either aspect without the other
does nothing—creates nothing. It’s a divinely elegant, binary system.
Sometimes it’s a challenge of
semantics referring to divine Spirit, the “stuff,” while also discussing the
spirits—entities—that live throughout our universe, plus the countless other
forms of spirit-stuff around us, but it works out ok once the basic concept of divine
Spirit is understood. That’s why I choose to use capital letters to signify
divine Will and divine Spirit and the words, Mother and Father. Also, while
some things are clearly very masculine or very feminine, literally everything
beyond the actual Godhead still has some degree of both aspects. They have to;
it defines and enables them and their functions—their very ability to exist as
what they’re intended to be and to do what they’re intended to do.
It also gets interesting and
hopefully somewhat enlightening when considering the whole Lucifer concept,
from his exalted archangelic position on the hierarchal ladder all the way down
to the Lucifarian-willed entities and complex elementals in the material world and its neighboring realms. First, Lucifer and his prodigy do indeed have divine Spirit
and can thus lay claim to much of God’s creation as God’s (or the Father’s)
heirs. BUT they totally deny the Mother, divine Will—God’s true will—or what we
also commonly refer to as “the will of God,” sometimes without realizing the
full meaning or extent of our words. So how can these entities even exist
without the necessary divine Will aspect of our divine binary system?—the
aspect that literally creates their form and holds them together? That’s
another idea that’s too vast to include here, but which I’ll address in my
upcoming book. Briefly, however, they use a skeletal, almost lifeless, tortured
and broken version of the Mother to hold their Father/Spirit aspect in place so
they can exist as viable, individuated entities.
Like I said, that’s a
somewhat complex story, but obviously it works. The Lucifarians’ absolute
denial of the Mother, divine Will, explains so much of the negative, anti-life
stuff going on in the world—now and for millennia; obvious things like our
patriarchal politicians and priests, plus raping the Earth (our material
mother) as if it’s a disposable commodity, the denial of women’s rights—all of
them, you name it; it’s all denial of our Mother, divine Will, God’s will, and
it’s so obvious it’s laughable, were it not for the tragedy that so many of us
are totally fooled into it, while having no idea that we are. It’s quite ingenious
the way people, even the so-called “religious” among us buy into it with no
clue whatsoever, while it’s so obvious once you understand the Lucifarians’
basic agenda: denial of the Mother, which is in fact divine Will, or God’s
will. “Our father who art in heaven,”—wait a minute! How about “Our heavenly
Mother and Father,” or simply, “Dear God who art in heaven”?
I didn’t mean to get too far
into the Mother/Father thing again, but propagating this denial of the feminine
aspect of God amongst humans is both ingenious and insidious, reaching far
beyond what you might at first imagine and what I just briefly mentioned. A
huge, but seemingly undiscussed effect of grinding down women and their
natural, spiritual rights as co-creative humans—literal lifestreams of God—is a
powerful cause that has a potentially very destructive effect on the spiritual
evolution of our entire race and life itself on this planet. That direct
cause-and-effect regards hope and I’ll explain how. But first, take a
few seconds and try to imagine life or human evolution without hope.
An individual soul being
reincarnated as a human begins the physical segment of their rebirth in the
womb of a woman, whenever that returning soul chooses to literally attach
itself to the woman’s developing embryo and thereafter occupy it. From that
point forward, just like its mother, that newly inspirited fetus has its own
material, etheric, emotional, mental and spirit layers of its being and they
all begin transmitting, receiving and circulating various electromagnetic data
amongst the other layers. Unlike its mother, however, these layers of its being
are virtually pristine, while the mother’s—especially her etheric, emotional
and mental layers—are not pristine; they’ve been subject to many years of
assimilating both the harmonious and discordant energies of her environment.
Regardless of its conscious
awareness, or lack thereof, or of the limited confines of its compact little
environment, the fetus is already exchanging data on various levels with its
mother also, and even the outside world to a limited extent (like music).
Considering its recent quantum step from being a soul in some realm of spirit,
this first pre-birth stage of data exchange with its mother is absolutely
crucial for its re-adaptation to the material realm as a physical human.
Clearly, although perhaps not consciously or deliberately, the mother is
already “mothering” her fetus and that natural exchange includes etheric,
emotional and mental data on the mother’s sense of hope, for both the
present and future of her life. You probably know where I’m going with this.
What if the pregnant mother’s
spouse is physically, emotionally and mentally abusive to her? How about just
emotionally and mentally abusive? In the absence of the biological father, what
if the mother is shamed and shunned by her community because the dogma of her
religion condemns births outside of wedlock? Or what if her society in general
views women in a lesser status than men, as seems to be the case in so much of the
world? How is her compromised sense of hope reflected as etheric, emotional and
mental data to the theretofore pristine corresponding layers of her fetus?
Instead of limitless hope, she is reflecting limited expectations. You might
think it’s subtle and perhaps it is to us, but it’s very present in this
earliest, highly formative stage of that developing new human. In this vastly
important way women are literally humanity’s gateway to the future. Will
creates the space for Spirit to fill. So is that going to be purely God’s will
or partly Lucifer’s will too?
I hope this illustrates the
truly ingenious strategy to imprint the anti-Mother, anti-hope, thus anti-life
Lucifarian agenda on humanity before we’re even born and then throughout our
lives—lives with some lesser degree of hope—by simply denying the Mother.
Obviously, a major tenet of God’s will for humanity is that we have unlimited
hope, thus limitlessly creative lives.
I hadn’t originally intended
to include some this topic from my upcoming book here in the blog, but the
constant flow of news stories from around the world convinced me to immediately
help at least a few more people put two and two together and realize that this
underlying agenda is being not-so-subtly played out in our politics, religion
and social structures—literally everywhere women’s rights are being
disrespected, virtually everywhere in the world. Hopefully now it’ll be easier
to notice, as well as to act in their defense—ultimately humanity’s defense.
This isn’t just some common social
oddity; it’s jeopardizing the future of our entire race. I also hope it’s obvious that this denial of divine Will, the Mother, affects far more than simply our collective sense of hope because that’s only one symptom of many leading to our (potentially) becoming a race of half-hearted, half-dead beings. Look around you and decide for yourself.
In some factions of spiritual
metaphysics study people are trying to figure out what’s being referred to as
the “Divine Matrix.” It seems to be one of those mysterious topics that has a
cool name, but which none of us can wholly, factually define. That air of unexplained
mystery is a strong drawing card for many of today’s popular “New Age”
authors and speakers; well-defined or not, many of us, myself included, like to
study and discuss these most basic mysteries of life.
Because it’s a challenge to
get new books where I live in Mexico, I recently purchased a Kindle
Paperwhite reader and downloaded a few books onto it, one of which was “The
Divine Matrix” by Gregg Braden, an author I generally trust and much of who’s
work I like because he also tries to find “hard scientific” correlations for
key aspects within certain metaphysical claims and theories of life. However,
just like the new state-of-the-art Nexus 7 Android tablet that I purchased 2
whole years ago, I’ve yet to ever use my new Kindle. Oh well; but in
the case of not using my Kindle yet, I’ve been trying to finish reading another
highly prized book first. Maybe I’m too hyper to sit and read during the day,
so my reading has been limited to only little 5-to-30 minute segments right
before I fall asleep (and usually lose my place in the book). I’m drifting way
off topic, but I only mention this peculiarity because without reading Braden’s
book yet I’m more or less assuming that I understand what the divine matrix is
solely from his mentioning it in some of his newer online videos—worth
watching.
Anyway, I’ve gotten the
impression that the divine matrix being discussed is the invisible ether
that permeates our reality, plus by and within which all
other so-called “invisible” forces operate. Understand? Meanwhile, I’ve been
struggling for 10+ years to complete at least a rudimentary explanation of how
Will and Spirit, the feminine and masculine aspects of God, actually interact
to produce the material reality we live in. Then I had a fresh revelation that
was divinely simple, elegant, but that almost knocked me off my chair. Well,
actually it sort of did, because I remember immediately getting up and busily
walking around the room in little circles for a while as if I was making sure
there weren’t any other little fragments of the idea that I may have missed
still floating around in the atmosphere of the room somewhere, and that I
should walk around to somehow absorb. It was an exhilarating experience, and
one like I’ve not experienced in some years.
By now you know I like to
make correlations involving quantum and particle physics in this blog—fairly
crude ones I admit. Another topic of study in physics is what physicists call
the “fabric” of spacetime, although I know next to nothing about their concept
of spacetime as a quasi-tangible “thing” with concrete properties of its own
besides being simply three dimensions of empty space, plus the added dimension
of time. Why they call it a fabric makes sense to me though. Many physicists
are also talking about “dark” matter and dark energy; while, although they now
claim that about 75% of the universe consists of this dark stuff, no one seems
to have a clue of what it actually is, or does, nor how they could ever
possibly find some in order to learn something—anything—about it.
(That enormous chunk of
missing data regarding 75% of our universe doesn’t seem to hinder the absurd
gall of certain hard core materialists from arrogantly ridiculing other
people’s belief in a “scientifically unproven” God; as if knowing about only parts
of the other 25% makes them authorities. But that’s a whole different story;
perhaps one they’ll soon learn. And hey, in the interests of mutual tolerance
let’s at least give them credit for trying to follow that 25% of the whole
story.)
I said this new revelation
was simple, and here it is. The fabric of spacetime is (basically) the same
thing as the divine matrix. That part seems to be a no-brainer. But my new
understanding is that the fabric/matrix is the closest thing to representing
the omnipresence of (almost singular) divine Will, the feminine aspect of God
throughout our universe—“dark” or not, that we’ll ever find; omnipresent and waiting
to create… whatever. “You want space? Ok Spirit, let’s be space. You
want matter? Ok Spirit, let’s be matter. Energy? Ok. Anything else God? Come on
Spirit, let’s go do that.”
So in terms of physics we
have two massless forms of energy comprising the two most basic building blocks
of the universe; what I’m calling (divine) Will and Spirit, God’s appointed
Mother and Father of creation. Maybe the science of spiritual metaphysics gets
a bit of a jump forward to catch up with the science of physics on this
idea—who knows?—as if it really matters. But I can’t help
envisioning—hoping—that some cutting-edge physicist somewhere will gather this
information, pick up the ball from there and formulate some new theory(ies)
that blows the collective mind of contemporary physics. That’d be great,
evolution-wise.
A major quest in particle
physics is the discovery of the most basic components of what they call their
“Standard Model,” of particles’ basic building blocks very near the top of particle
physicists’ hierarchal ladder. With the much anticipated 2013 discovery of the
Higgs boson, popularly mis-named by some of the news media as the missing “God
particle,” their Standard Model is almost compete; I say “almost” because while
it’s a highly predictive framework, it doesn’t account for General Relativity
theory’s gravity, dark matter or energy and some other unexplained phenomena,
most of which is still too far beyond my meager knowledge-base. But with the
confirmation of the Higgs boson the Standard Model has 17 fundamental
components, indicating that there are still one or two steps yet to be found
closer to the top of the hierarchal ladder of physics’ Holy Grail, a “unified
theory” of everything. I’m placing Will and Spirit next to the top, as the two
components of a required binary system, one capable of creation. Above that
binary step is God.
Other than their outrageously
amazing mathematical skills, one of the things I admire most about physicists
is the ability of a rare few of them to invent experiments to somehow shake
loose new data on things or forces that are virtually invisible or
infinitesimally small. Not that it happens very often, but when it does it
always just amazes me.
Excluding the most ignorant
materialists and their fundamentally religious counterparts, everyone says the gap between science and religion—between
physical science and spiritual science actually—is narrowing more and more, and
that the figurative line between them will eventually dissolve as they finally
become one unified science. It’s a fun process to watch.
But concerning the
here-and-now, the sooner we “discover” and embrace the divine Mother in all her
myriad expressions, plus expose the Lucifarian fraud throughout the world’s
organized religions, politics and social structures the better. Then humanity
can finally get on with advancing to the miraculous technologies surely to come
from our unified sciences and life in a truly Golden Age on Earth. Meanwhile,
however, there’s no possible way I can interpret this overall hypothesis in the
language of physics; someone else will have to do that. It has to happen
somehow, somewhere, sometime.
I realize this is a somewhat
abbreviated version of topics that deserve much more detail—as much detail as I
can provide, and that’s why I’m writing the book I’ve been mentioning.
Shameless pre-marketing? Well, pre-marketing for sure. Blogs serve their
purpose, as do books. Besides, the book will debut as a digital e-book priced
somewhere between free and dirt-cheap. In addition, what I’ve discussed thus
far on these blog pages is only a preamble to what’s coming in the next pages
regarding how some of this phenomena interacts around and within you, the tool
it’s created within you—your heart portal—and what you can actually,
pro-actively do with that tool to truly co-create your life and your immediate
environment.
It’s going to take some time
to finish the book, so in the meantime I hope you’ll re-visit this blog for the
upcoming pages; pages that I also hope will take much less time to write than
they’ve been taking thus far. If I can entice you to come back for the next
page, let me offer a broad question that the next page will answer.
We’ve discussed two opposed,
extreme forms of will; one being divine will, what I’m referring to as the
feminine aspect of God, divine Will or the Mother, and the other form of will
being virtually devoid of God’s will and denying the full, divinely intended
presence of the feminine aspect, the Mother. Those are two extremes, but since
we don’t live in a reality that’s either solely positive or solely negative,
yes or no, light or dark, what about all of the shades of gray in between? In
other words, what about us? None of us are solely one way or the other.
In one
absolute sense our human lives consist of our exchanging and assimilating
energies which in turn are comprised by varying configurations of God’s
feminine and masculine aspects. And as we know, another such variable is the
type or quality of the feminine aspect; whether it favors God’s will, the
Mother, or whether it denies and opposes it. How can we discern such variables
with any certainty, or more importantly how can we find and then use energies
that we’re sure consist of solely God’s will and spirit, created by solely the
divine Mother and Father? That is precisely what the Portal of Spirit and the
spirit-energy within it are for, and we’ll discuss exactly how and why in the
upcoming page.
Like I keep saying, if you’ve
read this far in the blog I’m sure you’ll be glad you stayed with it. Until
then, thanks again for reading, and if you’d share this Web site with someone else I’d really appreciate
that too. I’m hopeful they will as well.