Vacuum and matter

We are all One with the cycle we belong to, nature’s cycle. We are made of the same atoms, cells and particles as stars and nebulas. We are made of the same matter. The vacuum that our rough senses create between us and them does not exist. It is pulsating energy, which was detected by Chandra, an American probe sent to space by NASA in 1999. There is no vacuum but a deep connection with the whole, starting from the most invisible quantum to the sidereal spaces of the universe. It is a motion that evolves and changes continuously, following the same rules and structured with the same matter.

The very recent discovery of Einstein’s gravitational wave vibration is now official. It provides evidence, among many others, that there is no vacuum “out there.”

The recorded vibration is a whisper, compared to the immense dimensions, just like our innermost self speaks softly, if compared with our noisy mind and the chaotic world outside.

Everything’s Connected

Everything that our body hosts is connected, its function is influenced by the whole, and it influences the function of the whole. Each person’s self is a small part of collective consciousness and evolution. This is our personal responsibility. Our mode of living generates a frequency that varies according to how we feel, calm or angry, comfortable or uncomfortable, humble or ego-centered, satisfied or greedy, and so on.

Our perspective of our surroundings modifies what we see. The system we have—our body—is powerful and amazingly articulated, complex to the point that some parts of it have yet to be completely understood, like the brain and the bowels. Yet, we are our neurons and our bowels and, depending on our experiences, on what we think and eat, on how we relate to others and how much we love, we change and transform ourselves.

Life is abundance

Hence, according to how we relate to our surroundings, we modify and are, in turn, modified. And yet, we waste time complaining about ourselves, others and life, seeing a half empty glass. Our main concern should, instead, be to enhance, know and use this amazing system of ours that makes us, by our very nature, kind and driven by good intentions.

We often forget that life is abundance, opportunity, enriching diversity, possibility, creativity, change, process in constant motion, experimentation and very much more. It is a big mistake to forget all this and lose ourselves in what does not concern us by ignoring our primary responsibility as individuals, and giving up a life at its best. Each one of us is searching for something we have inside ourselves, “our home.”

Our attitude on Earth can be described as being enrolled at Stanford University while acting as if we were attending kindergarten.

It is time to wake up and grow into who we really are!

I can clearly picture the meeting between Pope Francis and Leonardo Di Caprio. I am not looking at the Pope and a famous actor, but at two men of peace, male energy with a strong intention towards common good, to protect the human race and our home, the Earth. This image symbolically represents the change that is urgently needed. There is no time for wars anymore.

There are seven million of us and no two people are the same. This should be a great stimulus to think of what the world would be like if all of us, individually following their personal and real spiritual urge, were aligned with each other in body, mind and emotions, with no personal greed.

How many times have we woken up in the morning thinking about the day ahead? Why don’t we stop for a moment to consider that we live on a planet that spins round and round while floating in the sky, and that we have no idea how this happens? Also, that its core is made of fire and wrapped up in a thin sheath of oxygen. We could expect its rotation to follow a straight line but it is ellipsoidal instead. Furthermore, there might be a chance that time does not exist, or at least not in the linear way perceived by us. These are open issues that are much bigger than us. There is, therefore, no reason to waste time on quarrels and wars that resemble kids’ fights, only on a larger scale, with weapons that can lead to complete destruction, when we could just be and show how wonderful and perfect we are. The Earth is everyone’s.

Why should we hurt this perfect and powerful human system with fear, violence, belligerency, envy, greed, indifference and collusive silences? This leads to nowhere.