TOMORROWLAND
At the
foot of Karra’s bed on the base is what most
people on this planet would call a hell of a
flat screen TV. Looking at it, one would first
note it was a thin as a credit card but that
the memorizing swirls of colors and sounds it
presented also seemed to draw you in. It may
take a while but after a time it would come to
you that the colors were reflecting your
thoughts and feelings being broadcast by your
aura. With all the technology of the sixth
dimension at hand, this wonder of engineering
is very good at helping the user go to sleep
at night after first thinking the colors to
their most harmonious for sleep and again upon
waking, taking the time to enhancing the calm
needed to face the day.
Here in the third dimension, such technology
is a long way off or it is only a moment away.
Our tomorrow is the tomorrow we think it is or
least can be by thinking that tomorrow into
existence. It has become a long-running theme
of these editorials that the reality we think
is the reality we get so in keeping with that
theme, we present a future brought to you in
the memory of Dr. Masaru Emoto, who passed
away last October but not before setting the
world on fire with his ground breaking
research. It was his belief that water could
react to positive or negative thoughts or
words and presented it as demonstrable
science. Seeing is believing and his work made
our work taking it to the next step so much
easier.
Anyone following social media or the news of
day sees constant discoveries and
breakthroughs that could, in one alternate
reality or another, change our world
overnight. As we rush headlong into
unsustainability, this just a small sampling
of what we could accomplish to improve the
world we actually live in. Energy needs across
the planet take one of many priorities we will
be focusing on, especially in those countries
or areas where affordable energy is scarce and
where the sun’s immense energy output is
underutilized in the extreme. Scientific
research is coming up with cheaper solar
panels and even energy
catching windows. Scientists are also
working on safer, cleaner forms of energy to
replace those that are causing great
ecological harm. Fusion research is another
answer to the planet's energy needs and will
hopefully be a better option thanks to efforts
like these
or those of a 14 year old boy who was able
to do the same.
In an earlier podcast, Kiri and Karra's father
spoke of a revolutionary
building material on Sirius in the sixth
dimension and now lightweight yet incredibly
strong building composites are being
discovered in labs around the world such as graphene
and graphyne, made possible through the use of
two
dimensional materials. 3D
printing is exploding and concrete that
can heal
itself is set to extend the life of
buildings and infrastructure like bridges and
sidewalks. How about metal
foam, transparent aluminum and light
emitting concrete? Seas rising due to
global warming? How about use the extra sea
water as fuel or use it to relieve
drought stricken areas with the additional
energy from fusion to power desalination
plants or better yet, artificial
photosynthesis to produce inexhaustible,
renewable energy? Getting smarter
quantum computers will allow us to go
even further beyond these wonders and take us
on to the stars as we, like Zefram Cochrane of
the "Star Trek" sagas finally achieve warp
drive capability through NASA's latest
research.
These potential additions to our future are
just a hint of the brave new worlds awaiting
us given the power of belief and our limitless
ability to create form out of chaos. Choose
the Tomorrowland you want to live in and
commit to making it a reality. The lessons to
be learned will still need to take place and
you may even have to wait for your next life
to see them complete but that is just one of
our reasons for choosing this life. Another
chance to play with the raw ingredients of
formlessness and shape them to our
imagination's image. Literally, a Disneyland
of the mind. How appropriate then that we
should now make use of the child within us to
create the world we'd love to live in or
better yet, love the life we already live
because every day can be an amusement park
ride. You start the long, slow crawl up to
awareness from the depths of sleep to suddenly
plunge into the sudden rebuilding of your
reality as it rushes into the first curve of
decision making. How you take on that
momentous drop of a roller coaster in real
life is a good reflection of how you face the
day. Do you love it or do you fear it? If we
had Karra's wall of aura reflection, the
answer would be easy. Just meditate until the
wall matched our mood. As we don't, the answer
is still easy.
In love and light as one,
Russ and Karra
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