A Never Ending Story

 Note: I have been stopped by Google from inserting any more images or other external and internal media, sorry for that. 

Written by Mathew Naismith

I had to delete three paragraphs to this post, had trouble formulating so I started from scratch.

Take two, as they say on movie sets.

I was recently talking to a friend of mine that also listens to their environment more than they speak or participate, we both agreed that so many people we listened to seem to be going around and around in circles at present. You need to be careful with this though due to subtle differences in what seems to be repetitive participation, in saying this, in a lot of cases this seems to be the case, where repetitive participation in the absence of subtle differences is obvious.

The present environment seems to be of a never ending story of repetitive participation, wars are a prime example of this, however, in observation there are subtle differences especially in regards to the present wars at hand. Imagine for a moment if Putin killed as many civilians as Israel has. Actually, this difference is not subtle, it is like the covid pandemic was said to be as bad as the Spanish flu, when country boarders were opened!! This is in line with police kettling protesters at the time of a catastrophic pandemic. There is no way they would have done this during the SF, like subtly outlawing proven covid therapeutic treatments as they did in Queensland Australia. Look at how the authorities subtly ignored COVAX-19 that did not kill or harm animals or humans in the trials, and was only a two shot inoculation and did not use risky mRNA technology.

Kettling: Used by police to tightly contain demonstrators in small separated areas.

Subtle: Difficult to detect or grasp by the mind or analyse.

What seems to be subtle and even not subtle to people like me is quite difficult for other people to grasp mentally. If I was to choose sides between Ukraine/NATO and Russia as of Israel and Palestine, the rest of the middle east, I would be in participation, not in observation, and would miss subtle differences and even not so subtle differences. The trick is to be an objective observer, as to be a subjective participator or observer will distort reality even more so, in the process result in even more abuse being carried out upon each other, a never ending story it would seem.

I thought Humanity would have become bored with this kind of never ending story that is the same old story being orchestrated over and over again, but there not. Why? Because of the subtle and not so subtle differences with the never ending story. If main stream media told everyone to turn on Israel, most people would do it, even though at present MSM is telling people to turn on Palestine. All what subjective participation and even observation creates is a lie, a distortion in mentality therefore reality. As I wrote recently, “Every step we take into the lie, is a step further in taking the humanity out of humanity, in all honesty.” Look at how children are now going to be conditioned to be sexualised therefore conditioned to be abused by adults as soon as they are born. Look at how the police and other authorities are sitting back allowing this to occur, in fact are pushing it. This could only occur in a state where the mentality has become excessively distorted, resulting in a distorted therefore abusive reality.

So it would seem I am telling the same old story, mentioning the same old things as I have done in many other posts, except for the subtle and not so subtle differences!!

Have you noticed how objective observers can't keep people interested in what they are saying these days, even when they make subtle and not so subtle changes to their story unlike subjective participators and observers? You would think that most people are conditioned to only excepting what the subjective mentality story is about no matter how repetitive it is, like how the authorities are in the process of conditioning children to being sexually exploited, in the process normalising paedophilia!! Yes, you can normalise subjective thinking in the same way, in the process making objective participation and observation a social abnormality.

So our choice is a never ending story based on subjective participation and observation or objective participation and observation, except for a lot of people this choice has been taken from them, probably for good. I should say that a never ending story based on objective participation and observation is not of distortion nor of going around and around in a never ending cycle of abuse.

Spiritual Awareness

 

Written by Mathew Naismith

Yes, once again I have woken out of a healthy sleep, around 2:30 AM, and I have a great need to write on the subject of what is presently going on in the world.

Presently there is so much going on, the human collective consciousness is expressing huge amounts of motion, most often in the absence of self-observation. Some of my own dreams have been long and exceptionally vivid as has my insights and visions. No, what is presently occurring seems not good but as my dreams, insights and visions have expressed, what seems presently bad can create an opposite effect in a huge way. It comes down to cause and effect, where a cause has created an effect not perceived or considered by participators.

It is wise to be aware that being spiritually aware is not about expressing less motion and only being of observation, being spirituality aware is the ability to observe your own participation. If you are of 3^rd dimensional physical existence, you are of participation even if you are not aware of this or in observation of this. Yes, expressing less motion is important but what is more important is observing your own participation. Spiritual awareness is of a balance between observation and participation, not of the complete lack of observing your participation while in obvious motion. Yes, learning or becoming aware of motionlessness is important to learn to become an observer, but this is not what makes one spiritually aware, observing your own participation is.

Is motion or violence negative, bad or wrong? The observer or participator actually states the same thing, where the observer of the participator states quite the opposite in certain circumstances. The sun is one of the most violent entities in our solar system, especially when in full motion, is the sun negative, bad and wrong? No, so why is our own motions of violence often judged to be the case no matter what? We even judge our own participation in a negative way in relation to being spiritually aware!! If we start learning from our own violence instead of suffering from from this violence, the human collective consciousness will never again go down the path we are presently observing and experiencing. Some time ago I had a vision that we will never go down this path again, once we learn from our own motions, today, well known people are saying the same thing.

The observer is incapable of motion, this means while in participation, but not aware or accepting of your own participation, you could not eat, drink or participate in your own motion of keeping yourself healthy. Being fit is learning to become an observer but being healthy is learning to honesty observe your own participation. As what has recently personally occurred around me, a person physically fit saw themselves, as other people did, as being healthy. As soon as they were diagnosed with terminal cancer and given a certain time to live, they psychologically fell apart and died far sooner than they should have. Yes, a healthy person will live longer to what is predicted, but a person only physically fit will not!!

What I am saying is our observer self represents out fitness and our participating self represents our over all health, but only if we are honest in observation of our participation. Yes, by all means focus on observing but not in the absence of participating in what we are observing. In other words allow yourself to participate in what you are observing in the absence of judging your own participation as being negative, bad or wrong in relation to being spirituality aware. Yes, learn to become less of motion, but not in the absence of motion. Become fit while at the same time staying healthy while in obvious motion/participation.

As of always, balance is the key as moderation in what we do is and no, moderation is not of one replacing the other, as the observer replacing the participator and motionlessness replacing motion, it is all of one entity no matter what we desire, really!!

Switching Back On Consciousness

 

Written by Mathew Naismith

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cs-5eMNXP-I

I think Lorie speaks more of actual truth than she even actually knows. Whatever consciousness you are in tune with is not of the past or future, it is of the present even though this consciousness being channelled or connected to is of a dead persons consciousness of the past. Try to keep this in mind while watching the video. As you can't destroy energy, you can't destroy consciousness.

“Now this is interesting.

My wife practices in a therapeutic treatment called Emmett, a treatment for switching back on points that have been switched off by trauma, for example, a muscle that has been switched off through an injury can be switched back on. Even when a tear in a muscle has healed, the muscle itself at times needs to be switched back on to work effectively.

Have our cells or the collective human consciousness been switched off through centuries of trauma?

Imagine for a moment switching back on our own switched off cells or consciousness. Now imagine switching back on the collective consciousness!!”

It is funny, I am experiencing two quite different realities at present, one of the observer of participation, the other of the participator. I don't always observe my own participation which is within itself an interesting observation. You must allow circumstances to naturally evolve within a reality primarily of participation, yes, this takes one not to observe their own participation, only of observing other people's participation but only while within participation. Yes, the observer can hinder and even stop natural occurrences from occurring to evolve, switching on our consciousness again is but one of these occurrences.

The collective human consciousness is simply switched off due to endless trauma over many centuries. Look at the people who have switch off or retracted into a reality away from the main environmental reality of endless trauma, in the process switched off from consciously evolving further. When a muscle switches off, it is in protective mode to stop further trauma, the collective consciousness is no different. Many of us have switched off, look at how many people only focus on the positives while allowing the negatives free range. How does the eastern mind work? By working on it's weaknesses, while the western mind works on it's strengths, of course the strengths being the positives and the weakness being the negatives. You must also realise that the eastern mind does not see weaknesses as a negative either, they are simply something to focus on to strengthen.

People like me are not meant to be observers only, we are meant to be participators as well, at times in the absence of observation. It is within the participation within a reality of participation that consciousness will evolve. What seems to have occurred is many of us have totally switched off from being an observer altogether. The problem with being an observer for a participator is that you become more aware of trauma, not less, you can even feel more trauma in this state so what does our consciousness do? It switches off and only focuses on it's strengths. A consciousness in this state will not properly evolve, as a traumatised muscle switched off won't!!

I know, what I express a lot of times is not of the main narratives of mainstream thinking, but don't you think it is about time we consciously evolved even further? Yes, realities of participation are traumatising for the ego but if you switch off the traumatising part of consciousness, is this really going to help? Really, try and look at trauma through the eyes of the eastern mind that is in all of us, this certainly helps.

This is funny, I still have Academia trying to entice me over even though I am obviously not academic, simply a free thinker and observer.

The Lotus Flower

Written by Mathew Naismith

While sitting on a floating lotus flower on a still pond, one is of the observer and the participator, the observation of one sitting on a lotus flower on a still pond. The question is, is the lotus flower big enough to carry you or are you small enough for the lotus flower to carry you? The answer is of course both as both occurrences are occurring simultaneously at the same time.

I should point out that this was just of a conscious state I found myself in recently, don't take it seriously or to heart.  

To be an observer, one has to have something to observe, as quantum physics has discovered, it's observation that creates occurrences, not occurrences creating observation. In saying this, what is observation without occurrences, without participation? One is never without the other which means participation is as important as the observer.  

It is a trick in our present state that it's either observation or participation; it's quite difficult for us to even perceive, while in participation, we can also be in observation of our participation. Also, it's our observation that creates our participation, our reality and related perceptions and perspectives. Of course being in this state of observation, while in participation, can only occur while in a different conscious state than our present state of consciousness, a state predominantly influenced by participation.

It's also advisable not to perceive that one state is higher or lower, positive or negative, to another, for one to be aware therefore experience this state. Any kind of separation simply makes us less aware, not more aware. In actuality, while in a true state like this, it is impossible to perceive in higher and lower, positive and negative, for everything becomes as one.

Floating on a lotus flower on a still pond is quite significant, especially if this kind of experience was not induced or desired. The significance being that it just is without separation, there is simply no desire to be within this state above all other states as all other states become just is. All states are what they are without bias/prejudice or separation created by a desire to be of a certain state.

It's amazing what occurs when you are aware of something you don't desire to experience or be apart of, it just simply occurs without effort. Effort means to try to be positive over negative, good over bad, right over wrong. Any desired state experienced in this way is false in nature no matter how real it might feel, simply let go.......   

Easing the Pain

Written by Mathew Naismith

There are many ways to ease the pain of our present environment, religion, materialism, Wicca and new age spirituality of love and light are but a few ways of easing the pain. It is wise to be aware that none of these are right or wrong, they are simply ways of easing the pain. Is religion wrong or negative to a religious person? Is atheism wrong or negative to an atheist? Yes, to anything not of our desires can be seen as wrong or negative, within this perception, only the negatives of an undesired will be observed, this is human nature.

How negative is religion to atheists and visa-versa? How negative is everything else to a new age spiritual person that is not of love and light? Of course the extremism involved determines how negative everything else will be that is not of our desires or vibration.

People like me are simply into wisdom and awareness, this is not usually determined by what we desire but of what actually is, of what we observe in other beliefs and ideologies, not of what we only participate in that is usually governed or controlled by our desires.

Participation; as opposed to observation, is easy to recognise, it's usually linked to a desire rather than to what actually is, for example, God is depicted as a man. Atheism; the mind (consciousness) can't exist outside the human brain, or, there never was or ever could be a God or divine presence. To a person into wisdom, what would we know to be so absolute, but we are because of our desires?

Observation; doesn't work on desires but what actually is. Desires simply don't take part in observation, however, when we also participate as well as observe, we quite naturally express desires therefore create reflections or bias perceptions of what isn't desired. The trick is, try to observe yourself while in participation, yes, observe other people and your environment but be primarily observant of yourself within a particular environment. Most importantly while in observation of your own participation, stay way clear of wrong or rights, negatives or positives as these reflections simply denote a desire and an undesired. Don't judge yourself too harshly for it is natural to be desiring while in participation.

Easing the pain void of desires simply takes one to also observe, especially our own participation, of course as of always, this will be seen as negative to anyone of a desired belief or ideology, this is human nature. What we desire is simply finite in nature and transitory in it's easing of the pain, especially on a collective scale.

One more thing, what you desire creates pain for someone else's desire, avoid this if possible.                                     

Wisdom

Written by Mathew Naismith

Wisdom is the observer of awareness's participation.

~Mathew G~

To become aware, even of your own awareness, is participation.

Awareness is the participator in life; it's the creator of all human developments.

To become wise, even of your own participation, is observation.

Wisdom is the observer of life; it's the observer of all developments.

Wisdom gives the awareness's participation balance within its motions, in turn, creating a more harmonious existence.

Where awareness will often only become aware therefore a participator of the dissimilarities or similarities, wisdom is the observer of both dissimilarities and similarities; this is where the balance lays.  

Freedom from Bias Judgments

Written by Mathew Naismith

I was once involved in a group that consisted of people from various degrees of awareness. A, so-called, higher degree of awareness basically means having the ability to observe without participating or having no urge to participate, particularly in the dramas of life. 

Within this group, as of any groups of people, there were the observers who never participated in these dramas, in actuality, they participated very little overall. I should point out that this group was about discussing spirituality and any perceptions beyond normal human perceptions, for example, the mind existing outside the human brain.

Because I don't judge or observe one motion being any less or more worthy to experience, I at times became the participator in the dramas of the group at times. I remember one of the observers of the group saying to me that he couldn't understand why I was participating in the dramas of the group, being an obvious observer, I was suppose to know better.

What occurs while becoming more aware through observation is that you observe with more bias, not less, however, once we become even more aware, these biases's lesson. Separating ourselves from the dramas of life is bias, especially when we consider ourselves to be of a higher consciousness or stature. However, this separation is only one part of the process of becoming aware and wise, it's not the ultimate level to be at as many people perceive. As we become aware and wise, we will observe more differences thus creating more separation, not less separation. At this stage of the awareness process, the separation between light and dark, black and white, negative and positive, good and bad, become more apparent, this is a natural part of the process.

To be perfectly honest, we actually become more bias and judgmental at this stage, not less. Of course everyone expresses a different variation of bias and judgment, for example, I never went through the process of judging everything not of my own perceptions to be negative. I was lucky; I had a natural tendency to observe through a balanced mind set void of extreme expressions, however, this didn't stop me experiencing the dramas of life; this confused the observers of this group.

Observation, particularly void of bias, helps us to become wiser, as only through unbiased observation can wisdom become more present in our lives.

How do you become less of a participator and more of an observer void of bias?

Put yourself in a situation or an environment that you detest the most. You can envision this but it is more effective if you physically act this out. Now sit there observing void of bias. At this stage of the process observing void of bias is going to be utterly impossible to do, accept this. At no time berate yourself for being of the ego or judgment at this stage; way too many have been conditioned to have an immediate bias towards the ego and negativity, avoid this at all cost at this stage of the process.

What you are doing is conditioning yourself to observe void of bias as many people in the world are conditioned from birth to express bias judgment.

As you allow your once detestable environment to condition you, you will find your bias judgments will disappear as if they never existed. It's not that you are accepting these detestable environments to be apart of your life, all you are doing is lessoning your own bias judgments while in observation. If applicable, it is even better to participate to a certain extent while still in observation, especially in observation of your own participation. If the environment you are observing/experiencing is too destructive, only observe to the point of conditioning yourself from bias judgments.

So many people make the mistake by trying to avoid these so-called negatives at all costs; they indeed exist for a reason. Nothing exists by chance in realities of motion. When you learn to observe void of participation, which also takes one to participate at times to one extent or another, wisdom becomes a natural part of your conditioning. Think on this, uh, that is right, you can't think as you have judged thinking is of the ego, and we have to avoid, at all cost, expressing the ego in anyway!! It is your mind that is thinking, the brain is only a vessel for the mind to think through and the mind does not have to be of the ego, but of course it can be.

As science has proven, the brain is never motionless but the mind itself can indeed become motionless through various conditioning processes, not controlled by the ego. Meditation is a popular practice to quieten the mind but so is the practice of observation of your environment, especially when the mind is void of bias.

In the west, we are way too hard on ourselves; we expect to be less judgmental and less expressional of the ego straight off while becoming more aware and wise. One part of the process is to become aware to the point of experiencing more separation, not less, however, at no point is this part of the process the end of the process of becoming more aware and wise, but it is apart of the process to one degree or another, depending on a persons initial conditioning.

Any initial conditioning, especially to extremes, is going to make this process more difficult. You will most likely fixate yourself to a particular part of the process and go no further, for example, experiencing love and light is but the start of this process, not an ultimate state. There is no ultimate state as such as many teachings teach/condition us to believe. All of what is, is the ultimate state void of separation, however, the ego will never see this as being an ultimate state, it has to be only of a higher stature!!

I really do hope this helps someone understand this process of becoming more aware and wise. Try to become conditioned by a practice that passively conditions you, this means avoiding any practices that state that all the above is ego or negative and to avoid at all costs. Everything is within an environment for a reason, use it wisely and free yourself from non-passive conditionings. I do myself like eastern teachings, even religious teachings like Hinduism. They don't have the same course judgment of the negatives as we do in the west; it's far more passive and aware in my mind. As we lesson bias judgment, we naturally become more aware and wise, a state of freedom from bias judgments, even in participation.