A Clean Energy Space: our birthright



There exists, in reality,

an unbounded Source of free energy.

Man harnesses it normally,

in limited ways,

some of which is expedient (used for happiness and healing such as found in the ancient arts of yoga, chi gong, tai chi, acupuncture, magnetic healing, sound healing, music therapy, color and light healing, and the like.

Some is used for medical diagnosis and treatment like ultrasound, electro-acupuncture, TENS, Cold Laser therapy, Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TCS), Magnetic Resonance Imaging, autogenic training devices, electric medicine like BGS, etc.

Energy used efficiently is both a science and an art. It produces as a resultant, effective or expedient work. Such empowers man and furthers life.

Energy however can be used to harm, disempower, and even kill. For example its unwise use can electrocute, burn down homes, destroy habitat, cause blindness or confusion, or act as powerful weapons such as nuclear bombs etc. Energy resultants are what we make them. knowledge of the energy in our life is empowering. .

Besides the effects of manmade energy dynamics upon our environment, physical body, and minds; natural energy systems operate in outer space (sun and star systems), drive the ocean currents and weather, influence the Northern lights (auroras), affect radio communication, as well as in inner space within the body. These energy systems interact and impact in our daily lives in many ways, both constructive and detrimental.

Within the body, within each organ, within each cell, within each molecule, and every atom, there exists many energy patterns, circuits, resonant vortices, and matrices. It is this intelligent energetic interaction between the atom and the universe, between body and mind, between creation and creative source, nature and infinite spirit, embodiment and formless unity which has fascinated me all my life. It is to this mystery that this work is dedicated.

 

In these pages we will discuss:

Here we will clarify between what is clean energy as distinct from electro-smog or polluted energy systems. Once identified, we will show how to minimize its deleterious effects while maximizing our evolutionary, creative, and healing potential in time and space -- in harmony with the Tao.

The Tao that can be described
Is not the eternal Tao.
The name that can be spoken
Is not the eternal Name.

The nameless is the boundary of Heaven and Earth.
The named is the mother of creation.

Freed from desire, you can see the hidden mystery.
By having desire, you can only see what is visibly real.

Yet mystery and reality
emerge from the same source.
This source is called darkness.

Darkness born from darkness.
The beginning of all understanding. "

Lao Tse, from the "Tao te Ching"

 

Furtherings

 

Four by David Whyte

 

FIRE IN THE EARTH

David Whyte

Copyright ©1992 by David Whyte

SELF-PORTRAIT

 

It doesn’t interest me if there is one God

or many gods.

I want to know if you belong or feel

abandoned.

If you know despair or can see it in others.

I want to know

if you are prepared to live in the world

with its harsh need

to change you. If you can look back

with firm eyes

saying this is where I stand. I want to know

if you know

how to melt into that fierce heat of living

falling toward

the center of your longing. I want to know

if you are willing

to live, day by day, with the consequence of love

and the bitter

unwanted passion of your sure defeat.

I have been told, in that fierce embrace, even

the gods speak of God.

 

 

SONGS FOR COMING HOME

David Whyte

Copyright © 1989 by David Whyte

THE OPENING OF EYES After R. S. Thomas

 

That day I saw beneath dark clouds

the passing light over the water

and I heard the voice of the world speak out,

I knew then, as I had before

life is no passing memory of what has been

nor the remaining pages in a great book

waiting to be read.

It is the opening of eyes long closed.

It is the vision of far off things

seen for the silence they hold.

It is the heart after years

of secret conversing

speaking out loud in the clear air.

It is Moses in the desert

fallen to his knees before the lit bush.

It is the man throwing away his shoes

as if to enter heaven

and finding himself astonished,

opened at last,

fallen in love with solid ground.

 

SWEET DARKNESS

When your eyes are tired

the world is tired also.

When your vision has gone

no part of the world can find you.

Time to go into the dark

where the night has eyes

to recognize its own.

There you can be sure

you are not beyond love.

The dark will be your womb

tonight.

The night will give you a horizon

further than you can see.

You must learn one thing.

The world was made to be free in.

Give up all the other worlds

except the one to which you belong.

Sometimes it takes darkness and the sweet

confinement of your aloneness

to learn that

anything or anyone

that does not bring you alive

you have made too small for you.

 

THE HOUSE OF BELONGING

David Whyte

Copyright ©1997 by David Whyte

Kylemore Abbey

I heard you calling

Fresh mountain streams
Advertised sparkling refreshment
From the page of a travel brochure

I will feed your soul.

Castles refuge, stable and strong
Edges softened by misty rain.
Cool stones absorb worry’s fever

Space and protection lie waiting

Lake of still water reflects
God’s creation,
Compositions of man and nature

Pause and gaze within

Inspire draughts of serenity
Soak up droplets of peace
Silently witness life’s freedom

Be nourished

PAX adorns your threshold
proclaiming peace, that falls gently
on all who pass through

Come in

I sought tranquility at Kylemore Abbey

It did not disappoint
Except when
I flew there again, in my mind

Mist turned to fog
The deep lake mirrored
My face of confusion

Sometimes in the rain
I think I feel your
mountain breeze upon my skin
Infused with scent of woodlands
And rich earth

Like the nuns of Benedict
I plant a seed, in memory of your gardens
And lay a small stone in faith

 

Chief Seattle Speaks

 

Poems by:

 

David Whyte

Ranier Maria Rilke

Rumi

Leonard Cohen

Let America be America again by Langston Hughes

the Electric Wizard (poetry)

 

 

Since it is as it is - allways always

The best warriors
do not use violence.
The best generals
do not destroy indiscriminately.
The best tacticians
try to avoid confrontation.
The best leaders
becomes servants of their people.

This is called the virtue of non-competition.
This is called the power to manage others.
This is called attaining harmony with the heavens.

- Lao Tse from the Tao Te Ching chapter 68

 

 

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