Kymatica -enlightening video
Kymatica is a video well worth watching if you are interested in subjects like new physics, consciousness expansion, conspiracy theories, alternative archeology and evolution and so forth. This video covers some of the same material as Zeitgeist, another popular video, but in some ways I think Kymatica has a clearer, more empowering message. While Zeitgeist mainly tries to expose all of the ways we are deceived, Ben Stewart, the creator of Kymatica, stresses the importance of personal responsibility. In fact, he ends up concluding that all of the negative events in our world are actually projections from the false ego that all of us share.
Some of the actual theories explored in Kymatica are, well, theories rather than facts. For example, Stewart explores the possibility that the real origin of the Satan/Devil archetype was a comet that destroyed much of civilization and became the basis for the flood myths of so many ancient traditions.
Similarly, he covers some of the familiar (at least to conspiracy buffs!) ideas that all of the major political leaders of the world are related by blood. He even states that Obama and Bush are related! This may or may not be true, but it’s something that is not proven in this film. There is also an interesting section that discusses how many of our laws and regulations are actually variations of Maritime law, and reduce people to the status of property when we are required to apply for things like birth certificates and driver’s licenses -and pay taxes. These are issues that are often brought up and debated among libertarians, constitutionalists and others who want to do away with the oppression and red tape of modern society. Stewart, however, weaves all of this into a more spiritual and empowering message.
The most important part of the video is the last twenty or so minutes, when Stewart really lays out the problem of people projecting their false egos/shadow selves upon external enemies. This is true whether you follow the mass media or radical or conspiracy theories. It’s easy to be diverted by the ultimately illusory idea of external enemies, whether in the guise of terrorists, corporations, the Illuminati, or other nations, races or religions.
Among the most interesting and informative parts of Kymatica are interviews by Dr. Bruce Lipton, who has done some cutting edge research on healing, genetics and evolution. Towards the end, he gives some convincing evidence that genes do not determine our fate, but are adaptable to the environment.
I don’t necessarily subscribe to every idea or theory put forth in Kymatica, but it’s definitely an important contribution to understanding the predicament of the modern world!
A video for seekers who have challenged their own selves. In law school, a case was presented regarding a dog that was beaten. I was the only student who brought up the rights of the animal, and was laughed at. I enjoyed the video because it was straight forward, friendly, highly provoking, and forgiving of those who still possess polarity rather than “duality.” I disagree with one concept presented. The artificial person was equated to a firm. Households are a different object than a firm, and one household can if they wish to be a corporation. Every household is made out to be economised both privately and publicly. I think that the matters presented can be taken further using network theories and mathematics. Ancient tracings are indeed very powerful only to those who have spent a great deal of time thinking for themselves. Since Sherlock Holmes is popular right now, it is interesting to note Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s story “When the Earth Screamed.” The idea of Gaia has been around for a while, and the time is ripe for accepting this hidden entropy. Nothing goes very far from the physical, and the video shows this thread as well as any musical composition by Bach would in the language of nature: physics. It was interesting to hear where the word “Israel” came about. Word magic as it is called is really about pure reasoning but with limitation to language symbols. Millions of years of thought can be summed up in a simple word or symbol. Lichtenburg in one of his wastebooks wrote,”I don’t know why it is, but the word Ionian seems to mean much more than what is said in the lexicon.” And so too is this word magic at the heart of our desire to express as the ancient learned people did for us.