Twin Star Synchronicities
Synchromystic Jake Kotze explores the expanding web of connections spinning out from my recent RS news short about a Hubble pic of a celestial spiral.
Synchromysticism is a term coined by Jake describing the act of pursuing and spreading the revelatory bliss of synchronicity--which is the experience of two or more causally unrelated events that occur in a meaningful manner. Synchromysticism treats pop culture as a reflection of our collective consciousness. As Jake explains in an early blog post:
"My idea about the significance of meaningful coincidences in movies with mystical connotation is not that it points towards real truths, but that they point towards possible realities that might emerge from the collective psyche into consensus reality. We vie and jostle for acceptable limits of consensus reality through our art and philosophy. Our ideas and concepts about reality are the very fabric of reality itself."
Jake reports the connections that occurred upon his discovery of my article about an "unusually perfect" spiral. He gives a classic sync reading of my post--following it down the rabbit (w)hole of interconnectedness. Recently released movies, Yom Kippur, the TV show The Office, and the discovery of a phenomenon known as The Ant Death Spiral reveal a multitude of meaning in the strange cosmic occurrence of the spiral--the shape and color of which bear an uncanny resemblance to the Norway Spiral of 2009.
Jake sums it up as follows:
"My overall take is that the Twin Stars are the Self and Other, their integration leading to the birth of the StarChild/Joy/Jupiter."
For those interested in diving deeper, check out Jake's blog and the Radio 8 Ball show featuring one of his synchromystic movies (directed with fellow mystic and Winnipeg, CA resident, Jim Sanders).
The Collective Unconscious group on Evolver features experiments with synchronicity involving shared symbols and stories.
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Hi Jenn
I saw your article posted about the celestial spiral, and it made a lot of sense to me. I'm going to post something I wrote on facebook, where I've been sharing my testimony 'Chasing Gold and Finding God : My Life In The Maze' by: Will Hartshorne, for free... ;) I don't know if any of you have been catching any wind from what I've been throwing down there but if you haven't this might blow you away a little...
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Will : I think when our own personal world collapses it's like the collapsing star. When we look through the fringe zone past the energy explosions of event horizon, the black hole is half the sphere it once was. And, that worm hole isn't the star's death but the universe's renewal--somewhere through space and time it emerges and new energy and light stream forth.
I can't fathom the parallel universe--but, it's the same universe we're in now--just beyond our time-space. If you traveled near and into a black hole the time wouldn't seem to change or slow down, but when looking back to earth--you would see the galaxy speeding up into the future to the point of darkness--because you'd be viewing the universe at an astronomical rate--beyond the speed of light. And, from observing back here on earth, we would see the 'spaceship' frozen, as if it weren't moving, to us forever locked in time...
And, looking forward--back through memories, that move faster and faster--on spectrums of lightwaves through the shifting and unfolding of triangulated shapes and rotating gears, there comes a point when everything ceases.. And, something like two gold sphinxes arise up, facing each other in the darkness, like guards... The Cherubim standing guard? -I don't know for sure- I only saw it once... God is Awesome~2:01ɯɐ ʇɐ ɹəqɯəʇdəS 9 · əʞıl ·
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Jim: will, who wrote this? this is marvelous.2:05ɯɐ ʇɐ ɹəqɯəʇdəS 9 ·
Will: Hi Jim- I did... Thanks :)2:06ɯɐ ʇɐ ɹəqɯəʇdəS 9 ·
Jim: it speaks to a vision i once had... i'm sure you would understand. very cool. very cool. God is awesome indeed.2:07ɯɐ ʇɐ ɹəqɯəʇdəS 9 ·
Will: Right on Jim- Some of it is from journaling on my thoughts of physics- and the other is also from a vision I had2:13ɯɐ ʇɐ ɹəqɯəʇdəS 9 ·
Will: It happened in late March this year. I was camped by a granite cove on the Sea of Cortez. I was going through waves of anguish and sorrow--and I prayed for God to allow things from my past to change. However, after I was meditating and started seeing these things unfold I felt a sharp pain in my chin. I thought that I may be dematerializing, if that doesn't sound any crazier than the rest of it... But I can't forget what I saw, and that led me to studying about the sphinx and more about the cherubim... I wouldn't pray for something like that again, I was in a very trying emotional state at the time. :)
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And, here's what triggered that stream of thought:
Karen: you are most welcome luv :) and not silly at all !...its radiating with brilliant ideas, this picture says much more then meets the eye... atleast i see alot behind it...:)
11:00ɯd ʇɐ ɹəqɯəʇdəS 7
Will:
Oh, you are too kind, and very wise ;)
-Yeah, there is a lot going on in there.Counting the rings inside the stump of a tree tells its age, its stages of growth. It's like looking at the lines inside our elbows, and then looking down the forearm and seeing fainter lines; traces of our body's growth throughout our lifetimes... It's far out how closely connected we are within the fragile ecosystem of the universe.
I've become a big explorer of physics over the last year. Water is a life force that sustains us and when the conditions of other forces in nature are just right- sometimes we get eddies, cyclones, spinning vortexes, and even with collapsing stars-after burning through all their old matter they condense space and time around them so greatly that they seem to stretch new matter and light in towards them, with the same spiral we see everywhere else...
Creation is awesome, and beautiful- Love~
11:37ɯd ʇɐ ɹəqɯəʇdəS 7
Will: But, when a star collapses- or as scientists say "the death of a star"- it really doesn't die. Energy cannot be destroyed, it just changes form. Explosions of energy can occur that send ripples outward, through space and time, that give life to new things. When we stay connected with the universe, and live good lives in truth- staying true to ourselves, to others, and to our creator, we will shine like the stars; forever and ever... Much Love~
12:41ɯɐ ʇɐ ɹəqɯəʇdəS 8
? mark
Very good point
Nothing ever dies--it's energy merely takes another form.
One Love,
jp
I swear
I commented on this evolver blog tonight *before* reading this post (which came up merely in search of something else).
P.S. I agree with Jake about his take on the other!
And if Jake is in Seattle, that is also kind of synchronous to me. wow.