Gaia: Co-Creating Reality ~ What Else is Possible? What the Bleep - What the Bleep Do We Know!? - "What the Bleep Do We Know?!" & My Transformation Journey: Part 1

Re: "What the Bleep Do We Know?!" & My Transformation Journey: Pa

http://klarity.gaia.com — Thu, 10 May 2007 09:11:26 GMT

I love what you wrote, and I love what I do and my dream came true today to be a professional Permaculture Designer. I had my 2nd client and this one was a couple and I got paid to assist their vision to create a living system out of every element of their home on Maui. We live on Maui in Hawaii, USA. The wind was howling. It was beautiful in Haiku where they live. I love empowering anyone who is interested in anything that will improve conditions and support the earth's well being so humans are thriving on earth. It is up to us to choose. I choose Permaculture and so I am fueled by passion and a joyful knowing that Peace on Earth is prevailing everywhere it is not suppressed. Peace and love to all and to all a very good night, Claire of KLARITY.org & klarity/zaadz.com

Re: "What the Bleep Do We Know?!" & My Transformation Journey: Pa

Mon, 20 Nov 2006 02:07:44 GMT

Thank you for the 2 e-books I need them. My Journey started out during my late teen years. After being in a pentecostal church for years and really wanting to know God, I reached a breaking point in consciousness and spirit. I loved the african- american pentecostal experience but was ocnstantly told that my sexual orientation would always be a hinderance to my spiritual growth. I had been a juniour minister and experienced many spiritual gifts in the church. However, I grew to no longer reall believe what I was being taught about God or my nature. While in univeristy in Miami, florida I remeber going to Miami Beach one night and yelling at God for being so far from me. I also told God if "he" didn't reveal himself to me I would no longer speak to him.
I happened to be in a public library that same week and as I walking the aisles a book fell off the shelf which was one of Ruth Montgomery's books. This would be the start of my spiritual journey. I would read a book and get something out of it but feel there was more. I had literally read every book in the religion and occult section. I don't remember when it happened but I found the Seth Material and Jane Roberts. the Seth material was and still to this day has helped me undertsand so many things. Those that know, know Seth stated from the beginning "You Create Your Own Reality" a hard concept to graps but oh so true. when I saw what the Bleep years later it was confirmation of my life and beliefs. Now the trick is to put it all in practise. I have WTB here at the house and I'm going to watch it again before sleeping tonight. The secret will be my next gift to myself. I did watch it via the internet and fell in love.

Re: "What the Bleep Do We Know?!" & My Transformation Journey: Pa

http://ClarityQuest.gaia.com — Fri, 17 Nov 2006 13:23:38 GMT

Wow! I see you made some changes to your beautiful & artistic website. I'm honoured that you quoted little me on your website & I'm grateful that you also included a link back here.

sometimes writing a post like this is love.

Indeed it is :-)

Namaste,
Alex Chua

Re: "What the Bleep Do We Know?!" & My Transformation Journey: Pa

Fri, 17 Nov 2006 12:43:48 GMT

having the introduction to Co-Creating Reality on my website as well, offers a way for one to find your recommendations for most meaningful threads, Alex. I hope this is ok with you that I copy past some pieces intending to also redirect readers to Zaadz..

To the point though of How to Co-Create Your Reality, after rereading some about it, i am feeling it is impossible to change anything but you can try shift your interest from the negative to the positive.

It can possibly be done in as many ways as there are shifters, and be determent in multitude of ways, still it feels the simplest is were it becomes more evident for me. the simpler is not necessarily what we think are negative vs positive but what we can find them to be, when enquiring; the negative is a giant burden of suffering, fear of death and disease, conflicts that seem unsolvable, our lasting concern with money and position, and our needing to find some external solution, a change in our lives and eventually our search as well - are negative to the positive, and the positive, is the crack in our life, the little corner or moment or element or somebody with which we can shift into pure delight , consent, being one with and love. a small moment of hovering or rather penetrating or better said, letting a sequence of good intimacy to prevail, and any form of bliss and the possible actions that may be added to it, not to the extent of building patterns there or we may reverse into the negative which we will do anyway.

if cultivating anything at all is expanding into it then it becomes a game of sifting from one to the other and as we are there, or here for that matter, we then shift inside a fragile moment of choice by looking at what is, and daring a true expression of whatever flows then waiting to see if / the expansion and proceeding to expand like this into more love.

So by that we may gain a new overall understanding about our roll as shifters, b/c we now are more daring to shift even if the situation looks horrendous, saying it is our conditioning or suggesting it is only thought may be helpful for some but being able to shift into something really good each time, each time into your most loving little crack in the wall, the things that you know you really love to expand into.

For me there are the garden and everything there is there, the little flowers and trees and the birds that talk and the skkky , but also our neighbored, i live to sit with them and my woman friend that we hug for whiles we just look each other in the eyes and talk including mimics and laughs and many times we dance..

we expand into love that way and more; sometimes writing a post like this is love.

namaste

Re: "What the Bleep Do We Know?!" & My Transformation Journey: Pa

http://in2uitive.gaia.com — Sat, 30 Sep 2006 06:45:58 GMT

Alex thank you Zaadz Thank you
Yes I believe I am going through a transformation and I am excited.
I will get the secret and also what the bleep do we know. I will not allow the fact that I am in Africa prevent me

So about me basically a very simple guy full of love and always willing to give it. Though as I write I am realising something and that is that the more Love I give at the moment the more I recieve.So I send you all so very much love may it lift your spirit and empower your being. May it encourage you to be you(thanks John) and to share you with the world for you are so beautifull and within you I see a bounty filled with sweet love tender love, a rainbow unique in its colours, a tree glowing in brilliant sunlight, water in a fast moving stream rushing to meet its lover the earth growing into a an ocean.

so very much love to you all
Freddie

Re: The Secret

http://ClarityQuest.gaia.com — Sat, 30 Sep 2006 05:35:34 GMT

Just tried again... it does...

Re: The Secret

Sat, 30 Sep 2006 00:27:22 GMT

this link does not work either....

Re: The Secret

http://ClarityQuest.gaia.com — Thu, 07 Sep 2006 17:28:53 GMT

Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill

Re: The Secret

http://ClarityQuest.gaia.com — Thu, 24 Aug 2006 16:30:11 GMT

Hi Veronica,

Thanks for the alert / feedback.

This is a direct link to my Yahoo Group files. Seems like Yahoo auto change the link after sometime to keep people from direct linking to the files... I'll try to find a better place to host this file. Will probably be able to do so only in September. In the meantime, hope you enjoy the first 2 ebooks & maybe be transformed by them ;-)

Namaste,
Alex Chua

Re: "What the Bleep Do We Know?!" & My Transformation Journey: Pa

Thu, 24 Aug 2006 15:20:14 GMT

i love what you say and you are perfectly correct of course :)

Re: The Secret

http://veronicalynne.gaia.com — Thu, 24 Aug 2006 15:04:27 GMT

I am looking forward to reading the other two ebooks; however, this third link didn't work for me.

Namaste,
veronica lynne

Re: "What the Bleep Do We Know?!" & My Transformation Journey: Pa

http://genniii.gaia.com — Sat, 22 Jul 2006 21:41:20 GMT

I am one of the more fortunate ones that was aware of much of the information in WTB before the film came out

One of my most valuable lessons was the comprehension that reality is completely malleable.

Perhaps it is from past lives or perhaps because my parents read me fairy tales - whatever - but I have had a rather significant number of experiences that if I were to sit and rattle on; many would have a difficult time believing me.

In the 1970s I discovered Edgar Cayce material while I was living in Virginia Beach, Virginia and what I learned seemed to increase what I considered to be the extraordinary.

At the end of the 80s I discovered Ramtha material http://ramtha.com watching every one of the early "Dialogue" tapes and then beginning to attend events at the school in Yelm.

There is something that I would like to offer, if I may, to whosoever should find thier way to reading these words in this discussion mostly just because I havejust read many words in this discussion here that so many have posted:

Mainly what I wish to offer

When learning brings one to Ideas such as the most excellent books - "Science of Getting Rich" & "Master Key" etc - and one begins to experiment and apply these ideas in one's own personal day to day life...

Passion and intent and desire can propel one into what they consider to be the learning

and chaos from what was can begin to be more active than the former status quo and we are encouraged by much of the information to persevere

what I desire to point out

in the perserverance often will arise a situation that seemingly blocks the way

if you know what I mean it is almost like a piece of Karma saying "Oh but this is instead what you have created"

My contention in this post is that it is the action in the challenge of the test that brings on the greater change

when in your day to day status quo *that which you are intending to relieve yourself of* seems to garner all your energy and rear up like a monster preventing you from going on...it is in that very challenge that the will to follow that which is only the Imagination of the mind must be applied !

And it is in that getting to the other side of the challenge that one arrives in the reformed changed extra ordinary new reality

Being Mindfull of what has been decided and acting within the parameters of the dream One can easily do what might require more learning but it is the experinces itself that advances the learnings beyond what a book or a movie may reveal to fire the imagination into it's own knowingness

and remaining within the mind Dream Ideals rather than yielding to supposed limitations in the actual actions impeccably and sovereignly to me is the real application of magic

I am well aware that what I am stating describes the outlook of many that are in mental homes on heavy medicines - the difference to me is that those in homes want other people to provide for them whereas what I am asking that one consider doing is to develope a growing relationship with the reality that one is living and breathing in

step by step by step and allow the reality itself ro interact as if it was your greater lover

I hope I worded this well enough to be easily understood

Enjoy!

Re: "What the Bleep Do We Know?!" & My Transformation Journey: Pa

http://my-head.gaia.com — Fri, 07 Jul 2006 10:28:58 GMT

You wouldn't like to know how much it cost me to get hold of a first day copy of the “What the bleep .. ” DVD here in the UK. Even a lot of Ken's, Andrew's & Don's DVDs are still difficult and expensive to get your hands on.

” The transcendent - immanent paradox will be at the heart of the new paradigm ” - comes to mind as a result of seeing Matthew together with Ken -

and in my own words …. the possibilities will be endless beyond those which are established at this point of the evolution of consciousness namely … the likes of the mortar that holds the bricks together or more poetically the paper on which the figure/etching is drawn or more poignantly the wire that keeps the holes together that form the cage to enclose the rabbit … before it disappears down the “hole”

Re: "What the Bleep Do We Know?!" & My Transformation Journey: Pa

http://magi.gaia.com — Thu, 06 Jul 2006 12:34:47 GMT

I was introduced to Bleep through a good friend that gave me a much understated piece of advice to simply watch the movie, because it's up my ally. Wow, was that an understatement. Upon finishing the movie I hit the website downloaded the study guide finished it and quickly began to start examining where it fit in my philosophical perspective.

My passion is Philosophy. I am specifically concerned currently with Integral philosophy, Neoplatonism and Transcendental philosophy.

Namaste

Re: "What the Bleep Do We Know?!" & My Transformation Journey: Pa

http://kat4life.gaia.com — Thu, 06 Jul 2006 02:49:37 GMT

Hi Alexchua,

It is my pleasure to be a part of this discussion. My son, who was 16 at the time, introduced me to WTB. He couldn't stop talking about it and was so excited for me to see it. As soon as I watched it I bought both of us a copy. It really changed my perspective and I wanted to share it with everybody. I soon found out that not everyone shared my enthusiasm. They just didn't connect with it the way I did and pretty much looked at me like I was crazy. WTB was my jump start to really looking at beyond what I perceived myself and my life to be. I watch it often and get something new each time.

What am I passionate about? Music is my passion. It's healing energy can touch anybody. It stimulates the mind and body. It takes us back to familiar places. It calms and soothes pain and also helps us celebrate life. It comes from the soul of the writer and flows through people everywhere for lifetimes. Music is a large part of my spiritual life.

Re: "What the Bleep Do We Know?!" & My Transformation Journey: Pa

http://ClarityQuest.gaia.com — Fri, 30 Jun 2006 15:07:41 GMT

Hi Joe, You love to bake & write... that's great... cos I love to eat & read...

Re: "What the Bleep Do We Know?!" & My Transformation Journey: Pa

http://Starchase.gaia.com — Fri, 30 Jun 2006 13:32:14 GMT

OOPS cake link

Mary Catherine's Chocolate Cake

Re: "What the Bleep Do We Know?!" & My Transformation Journey: Pa

http://Starchase.gaia.com — Fri, 30 Jun 2006 13:30:27 GMT

What am I passionate about? Two answers -- Baking (specifically bread) and writing

I grew up at my paternal grandmothers knee. She LIVED in her ktichen and instilled a great love of food and cooking in me. So out of that grew my love for baking. Recenrtly I have been amazed with artisan bread baking. It is so cool what some flour water (basically glue) and some wild yeaties transform into. Even in your own home oven you can get great results! So i pursue this endeavor. Goal one build a brick oven in my back yard then eventually open a local bakery (there is no where locally to get coffee and cake at 7pm on a sunday night. Perhaps even more extensively is the interaction of people because of food. (Here is my grandmother -- Mary Catherine Klinkhoff -- chocolate cake recipe in her own hand).

Second I like writing -- words on paper have such power it simply awes me. It represents the distillation of information from the environment and processed through our unique human views. when we see a favorite quote it strikes notes deep within us. So I write -- is it all Walden quality? No and niether is all of Walden or it would be quoted more often. To this end I also make and bind my own books (blanks of course).

So these are my passions -- Am I doing what I love -- Kinda of.

Re: "What the Bleep Do We Know?!" & My Transformation Journey: Pa

http://clive.gaia.com — Fri, 30 Jun 2006 08:41:26 GMT

Hi Alexchua,

Thanks for your warm invitation. I've just recently joined Zaadz; still feeling my way around and this is my first posting. After 16 years away from it all in the bamboo grove my social skills are probably pretty rusty but I would just like to extend my gratitude to everyone here for creating a wonderful environment which I feel fortunate to have become part of.

WTB came to me completely out of the blue and the presentation, cinematography and content really brought home to me what exciting times these are right now. I've felt for a while now the traditional 'boundaries' between spirituality and science will tend to fade as we progress through this century, paradigms dropping like flies and people really becoming more aware of their power, potential and responsibilities. In short, the film really left me in awe of the reality of possibilities.

I'm passionate about a number of things but I think something along the lines of what Jack Nicholson's character in 'As Good as it Gets' said sums up my feelings most succinctly; to try to be the best version of myself that I can. I still feel like I'm struggling for the first rung sometimes but I'm so pleased to have stumbled on 'Zaadz' ( although we probably all agree that there is no such thing as coincidence). I hope I can make some useful contribution to this community as I find my feet and I'll try to post more as I regain my confidence but in the meantime thanks to all for your input, energy and positive vibes such synergy really will make a difference.

All the best,

Clive

Re: "What the Bleep Do We Know?!" & My Transformation Journey: Pa

http://Cormac.gaia.com — Wed, 28 Jun 2006 00:39:06 GMT

I also enjoyed WTB and have ordered the second iteration of same. The most important aspect of the movie, besides beung very entertaining, is the fact that people who have an intuitive nature will be called to look further into tconsciousness. Perhaps this movie will reach many of those who are called to higher consciousness.

Thanks for the invite Alexchua