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November 2009 
Butterflies
Hal
If nothing ever changed there would be no butterflies.
That thought has deep roots. Those roots are planted in action which is always constant. I change ever second as my consciousness blinks in and out of different realities. I travel through different mental enzymes to create as well as to experience physical manifestations. My non-physical consciousness creates clusters of awareness for me to experience. I put every person, place and thing in my daily focus, so I can continue to expand in consciousness. Every birth, joy, death, accident and natural catastrophe becomes real in order to expand or to alter my belief structure. The caterpillar and the butterfly are metaphors that explain my transformation from one aspect of consciousness to another.
Words and metaphors describe physical beliefs, perceptions, choices and probabilities. The transformation from non-physical to physical, or physical to non-physical can not be described, it can only be experienced through the mental enzymes of consciousness. The word change verbally denotes a transformation of action from one wire of awareness to another. I begin as a whole and continue to become more aware of that whole, as I create the events I experience. The butterfly is always the worm and worm is always the butterfly, expressing itself in more awareness. One is always within the other. I am one self as well as other selves in the reality of duplicity, so I can express the expansion of my entity in various clusters of consciousness.
Accepting my self as a group within a whole while maintaining the essence of my entity is a message from the butterfly. My wings of awareness expand from one dream to another. Individual creation has its genesis in dreams and my dreams are always changing and creating other realities, as I transform my self in the action of energy.
Chuang-Tzu expresses change this way:
In a dream, I saw myself as a great butterfly with wings that spanned all of creation; now I am not sure if I was Chuang Tzu dreaming I was a butterfly, or if I am a butterfly dreaming I am Chuang Tzu.
Change is a transformation from one reality to another. Dreaming is another reality creating action for me to experience not just in this focused form, but in the changing consciousness of my inner transformational butterfly.
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This is beautiful, Hal!
Oh, the powers of the mind! They develop the more we go inward and dissipate as we go outward.
In spiritual language..the mental body is the fourth body. The physical, the etheric, astral, then mental body.
Thoughts used to be considered not to have a physical existence, but it is a fact that when you think a particular kind of thought the vibrations around you change accordingly. If you repeat Aum, you will have a certain vibration compared even to 'Rama'..or if you chant abusive sounds..again a certain vibration is created and can be felt by others.
Our thought waves touch matter and transform it! Thoughts have infinite possibilities, but they are physical all the same! So, as you encourage people (!), that yes, we would be wise to be very careful what we think, because the subtle thought waves will remain with you even after the body falls! Physical age is very short compared to the life of a thought wave.
So laughingly, yes (!), if you dream you are a butterfly, well, indeed on the inner levels you might be one (!)..the physical body is not proof of what you are!
That's funny to me! I adore, adore Chung-Tzu!
Thank you, Hal! Congratulations on your book!
with love!
cheyenne
Thank you. I appreciate your thoughts Cheyenne. They energetically vibrate in harmony with the essay.
Love,
Hal
Fluttering with your magical songs Hal..
So wonderful and a reminder that all is well..
Like a butterfly..
Reminds me of a lovely tune..
Love and blessings
Ange..
The songs of the birds, bees and butterflies. The harmony of consciousness.
Thanks Ange.
Love,
Hal