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Surf Your Biowaves: Use Your Biorhythms to Ensure Greater Success

Biorhythm charts illustrate the physical, emotional, and intellectual cycles that we as humans go through.

Biorhythm cycle calculations were originally defined by Dr. Wilhelm Fliess through case studies of his patients after he observed certain universally corresponding rhythms. From these observations was derived the study and calculation of biowaves.

Since the turn of the twentieth century, the study of these diagrams has brought great benefit, whether real or imagined, to subscribers of biorhythmics. A great deal of controversy has quite naturally raged over the value and accuracy of biorhythm theory, which to skeptical minds is grouped with practices such as astrology, palmistry, and the reading of tea leaves.

BioWriter Biorhythm software

Proponents of biochronometry point out that although this protoscience is still speculative in many facets, it is already an established interdisciplinary area of scientific study and practice. The effect that biorhythms have on humans is still being extensively studied, although experimental results generally cannot be replicated and are still inconclusive.

To calculate and view your personalized upcoming primary biorhythm cycles enter your birth date below.

The Biorhythm Kit: Plan for the ups and downs in your life

The three primary biorhythm cycles are:

Emotional: This cycle tracks the stability and energy of your psyche and general outlook on life, as well as your capacity to connect with other people. Emotions also affect communication and creativity. The emotional curve is a 28 day cycle.

Intellectual: This cycle tracks your verbal, mathematical, logical, and analytical abilities. The intellectual curve consists of a 33 day cycle.

Physical: This cycle tracks your coordination, strength, and well-being. The physical curve has a cycle of 23 days.

Keeping track of naturally recurring cycles is an effective method of optimize your energetic assets.

Plato’s Atlantis

Plato first began to write of a mythical continent called Atlantis around 355 BC. He believed that the land, which he described as being made of alternating rings of land and sea, lay near the Straits of Gibraltar in the Atlantic Ocean until it was destroyed 10,000 years earlier. Plato addresses Atlantis specifically in two of his dialogues, Timaeus and Critias.

Edgar Cayce on Atlantis

Edgar Cayce described Atlantis as a vast continent, approximately equal in size to Europe. According to the seer’s florid vision, the Atlanteans were gifted with many advanced psychic abilities and technologies, and gave rise to the peculiarly similar civilizations of the ancient Egyptians and the pre-Columbian Americans. More books by & about Edgar Cayce

The ancient Egyptians, according to Critias, described Atlantis as an island stretching approximately 700 km across, made mostly of mountains along the shore and in the northern regions, and “extending in one direction three thousand stadia [about 600 km], but across the center inland it was two thousand stadia [about 400 km].”

Atlantis – A World Beyond Words

Speculations on the location of Atlantis range from the Eastern Indian Ocean to the Americas, though the most intriguing candidates, naturally, are islands, most notably Crete and Sri Lanka. The prevalence of Flood mythology in the annals of the all the world’s earliest literature suggests that cultures as diverse as the Maya and Incas of the New World and the legendary builders of the Nile and the Fertile Crescent, all were seeded from a thriving antediluvian people with powers we can only guess at today. Naturally, the speculation runs rampant: some popular ideas associate the Ancient Atlanteans with psychokinetic “technology” utilizing the power potential of crystals, an elemental theology of solar/lunar mythology and astrological genius, and a mastery of reincarnation.

We may never know which next stunning archeological find can be identified with Plato’s tale, but one thing appears likely: human kind has achieved high levels of advancement, possibly many times, long before what we commonly think of as “history” even began.

Learn more about Atlantis

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By Indi Riverflow

“Where ya comin’ from?”

Our worldview is largely a function of our location. The range of what we can experience and imagine is bounded by the culture that spawned us, and the place that we hold within it. Transcending locality is key to comprehending quantum consciousness.

The dynamic opportunities offered by the two dimensions of a page are amplified infinitely, when a third dimension is perceived, making a book, or perhaps a library. Similarly, the more aware of the dimensions that compose our reality we become, the more mastery we can have over the paradoxes of perception.

Who we find ourselves to be has a great deal to do with where we’re coming from. We can describe this in terms of latitude, longitude, and altitude, but also in terms of duration (chronitude) and personality forming experience, realitude.

So some of us live in a dimension where spirits are in active constant contact; others experience no such thing and judge the first class to be insane. To form a consensus reality, it is not necessary to reproduce results for an instrument; the reality is whatever we collectively consider it to be. This is why heretics, simply by representing an alternate viewpoint, are so dangerous to systems which depend on agreeing to an unverifiable perception.

If a geometric point, which theoretically has no dimension, is added to another dimensionless point, a line is generated, in one dimension. If this line is curved about to form a circle, we have two. Bring it into three dimensions, and not only do we have a sphere with an infinite set of points on the surface, but if the camera backs up far enough, that sphere slowly reverts to our original dimensionless point.

Just as a page has not only length and width but also an infinitesimal degree of height, the three dimensions of space also have a slice of time running through them. Because we are within it, we are generally only able to move in a single direction through time, at the subjectively variable rate of one second per second.

The mind is more flexible; memories can track back along the trail of a lifetime, and, in past-life regression, beyond. Perceiving the future is more difficult, and less certain, because we come from a line, but are headed for a sphere.

Thus the multiverse theory of quantum entanglement. All possible events transpire in all conceivable combinations, and every outcome occurs in one dimension or another. So in magic, one is not so much remaking the world to bring about a specific outcome, but propelling consciousness through an act of will into a realm where this has already been accomplished.

Teachings of Don Juan: A Yaqui Way of Knowledge

Shamanic traditions such as those described by Carlos Castaneda make good and deliberate use of this effect. According to Don Juan, our view of reality is fixed according to the position of an assemblage point in the middle of the spine, which approximates the heart chakra. To upset this fixation and induce a broader apprehension of the world, Don Juan strikes this spot, allowing Carlos to see the world of emanations.

So what is the ultimate validity of these supernatural visions? They have the validity we give to them. But our minds do not exist in isolation. For every intention, there is opposition. Magic is the art of defining intention in a way that transcends the frustration of it.

Understanding how we came to want this outcome in the first place is as important as expending energy to promote it. Even more important can be a careful consideration of hidden repercussions.

Otherwise, a spell for world peace could be manifested in the form of a catastrophe that leaves the world very quiet indeed.

Monkey’s Paw by WW Jacobs

Two monkeys from literature come to mind-appropriately enough, one dead and one alive. The Monkey’s Paw, by W.W. Jacobs, in which a wish-granting talisman results in the death of the protagonist’s family.

Hundredth Monkey Ken Keyes, Jr

The other is The Hundredth Monkey, by Ken Keyes, Jr. Living monkeys appear to spread evolutionary advancements between isolated populations by unknown means.

So perhaps the real question is, which monkey do ya wanna be?

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What will Winter Solstice bring in 2012?
…an instant of Karma? …an ethereal spiral dance of the collective soul? … cosmic judgment leveled against civilization’s expanse? …destruction of the world as we know it? …a chance for a new start? …the rise and the revenge of the Goddess? or simply another day in the life of paranoia?
These are the false prophesies that your pastor warned you about!

Reality Exchange Program
“the South side of time…”

Crazy Bear said there’d be days like this. As usual, no one believed him. Now, all I want to know is: where IS that lifeboat, and how DO I ditch this ship of fools, without any of these bliss ninnies noticing that I’m already gone?
Captain, my ass. We are equal in this sea of madness.
That iceberg is looking awfully big.
Amana Mission is on a quest to save the world, and the only problem is, she can’t remember why she got involved with such an obvious scam in the first place. Jesus saves. Christ. What a loser.
Kali kills first, and recycles later.
Hitchhikers, load up for a ride to the Other Side. You may wish you had gone Greyhound.

“What the…?”

• A cranky band of prankster peace warriors who absolutely cannot resist messing with each other’s minds, no matter the cost.
• Cocky alchemy-dabbling quantum surfers, navigating the Ethersphere with
  hand-held computers, seamlessly switching timelines to find a better party vibe
  and swap tips about the best temporary toilets for use as interdimensional
  portals.
• A burnt-out visionary hippie millionaire on a mission from Gaia to build a
  better “communitopia” by underwriting a convoy carrying busloads of telepathic
  priestesses.
• A wheelchair-bound mindpilot propelling a crystal-powered Seed Bank toward
  the post-Apocalyptic Garden, with psychic precision…and a predilection for
  high-velocity extreme driving.
• Hermaphrodite time-jumper fleeing a fate worse than death.
• Anarchist ghettoes where anything goes-except escape.
• Ancient Principals vying like sweatsoaked carpetbaggers for our loyalty as
  the Final Vote is tallied.
• Long-haired security patrols collecting a cannabis tribute tax from all
  pilgrims to the Valley of Fun.
• And an underground meat mafia bringing a black magic revival to a
  bloodless dreamworld gone bland.

All brought together by a secret psychedelic superdrug that tunes users in to reality through the eyes of another archetypal avatar inhabiting a different state of space and time. Mahayana made easy. Budding Buddha natures are running amuck on a virtual superhighway where all roads lead to the Bo tree and singularity.
Twenty-first century Tantra is about more than sex, drugs, and rock and roll.
Confronting the Karma of every wasted breath is only the first step.
Welcome to the End Times. Kali awaits. She already knows who you are.
Do you?
The 21st century counterculture is even weirder than it appears on the surface. This is not your mommy’s MTV Road Rules.

Ride along on this mesmerizing, metaphor-packed bus trip toward ecstasy and enlightenment, as three real-time
guides-Amana, Sissy, and Deva, let you in on what they learned when they asked what It was really all about, after all.
Become them for a multilevel metafictional tour of infinity, and awaken yourself to the miracle-a-minute magic of mighty Mother Kali!

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