Death and life, formation of galaxies

The focus on the constant has had a profound effect. This seems to be somewhat more efficient than what I did years ago.

I felt very different today. A warm day (13 *C). Walked past the channel today. Touched the cold water with my palms. Had an urge to walk the cold grass and puddles barefoot. Did so and enjoyed it a lot .. until it got cold for the feet.

Though, sometimes I felt stressed again today, apparently for no reason.

Continued reading..

"But there is one group of human beings who have been able to face that fear. As opposed to ordinary people, sorcerers eagerly seek out any situation that will take them beyond social interpretations. What better opportunity than their own extinction! Thanks to their frequent excursions into the unknown, they know that death is not natural; it is
magical. Natural things are subject to laws, but death is not. To die is always a personal event, and for that sole reason,' it is an act of power.

~ Armando Torres, Encounters with the Nagual

This made me realize something. Haven't thought about it that way before.

Another one that made me realize something:

Life is formed when a portion of the free energy of infinity - which the old seers called 'the emanations of the Eagle' - is encapsulated by an external force, becoming a new individual being, aware of himself. And they saw that the perception of the world happens when something they called 'the assemblage point of perception' comes into play.

~ Armando Torres, Encounters with the Nagual

Wow .. wouldn't want to quote the whole book here, although it would be worth it. =D

Continuing their observations, they saw that the act of galactic creation happens when the cosmic darkness contracts itself, and from it arises an explosion of light, a spark that expands, giving origin to the order of time and space. The law of this order is that things always have an end, which again implies that the unique and perennial principle of the universe is the dark energy; feminine, creative, and eternal.

~ Armando Torres, Encounters with the Nagual

Wow, this goes very well with Billy Meier's descriptions of how a spaceship enters hyperspace. It also goes very well with Nassim Haramein's lectures on black holes and the way that the universe is growing and shrinking at the same time (nagual to tonal and vice versa?).