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   From: wudao@wuji.net   
      
   noname wrote:   
      
   >These are not strange things happening that only you and Ned have touched   
   >upon, they are part and parcel of my daily existence.  They are neither   
   >occasional nor random imo, they are effects caused by the way the world   
   >works.  Seeing them for what they are is imo a very large part of the   
   >awakening experience, in fact it could be that "awakening" is the adoption   
   >of a foreground/background reversal as one's new "default" orientation, a   
   >sort of turning the sock of your mind inside out so the seams don't rub   
   >your foot raw, so to speak.   
      
   An inside-out or outside-in experience reversal can be a form   
   said to be of a Cosmic Wave the surfer of life is able to ride.   
      
   Similar to how an electro-magnetic wave is said/seen to propel itself   
   as it flips and flops thru so-called empty space, or, the Field.   
      
   >More likely there are simply thoughts one can think, and ways we can think   
   >them, that are mirrored by the remainder of the universe in order to keep   
   >things in balance, particle by particle, as the quanta are arranged into   
   >manifestation.   
      
   The Wave contracts to a point then expands to an amplitude.   
   It regenerates itself as a frequency over time.   
      
   An odd phenomenon the Wave admits to is intantaneous arrival   
   from its apparent point of departure in no time at all, from the point   
   of a so-called point-particle, aka, the photon.   
      
   At the speed of light, time stops and distance collapses.   
   Hence, one is all ways, here and now, as a so   
   called individual, packet, or quantum.   
      
   Those who are puzzled by forms of entanglement   
   or non-local activity often fail to account for this phenomenon.   
      
   - fwiw, paradigm milage varies   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)