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Bringing it Together: Stacked Worlds, Sacred Geometry

                   

and the Genesis Pattern

                    

[voice from the other side: Sha'Tara]

 

In keeping with the thought that "once is all it takes" here's more somewhat on the same idea: how to get off the repetitive treadmill we are on. 

 

In the patterning of life as we express it, it is logical to state: "as below, so above" and vice-versa.  Until we change that, of course.  How do we change that?

 

My teachers have insisted I continue to explore the concept of death, not as an end but as a "dimension shift."  They are here speaking of physical death.  There are other types of death, for example spiritual death, or denying "Spirit" -- called blasphemy against the Holy Spirit in the Bible -- for which there is no cure or come-back because it destroys the individual mind, hence the individual.  That's too severe a topic for me to engage at this point -- I am not qualified to speak on this.  But physical death I know well, so why not engage that?  All die therefore it is not an esoteric topic.  It should not take anyone by surprise!

 

The teachers say, "As you live so shall you die, and as you die, so shall you live."  This means that death, of itself, has no power to change anyone.  An evil person dies and reincarnates to continue exactly what s/he was doing in the previous life.  This circular effect goes on until one gets tired of it and chooses either more evil -- a path which leads to real death(whatever that may mean, and see above) or chooses to evolve spiritually and mentally so that eventually that person breaks free of the pattern and is released from these lower worlds.

 

Contrary to old teachings, say my people, no one can release anyone else from the holding pattern until that individual chooses to break free through decisive thinking and action; through personal choice from self-empowerment.  Then the higher ones, the particular "Avatari" who look after that aspect of the person's life, are empowered to come in and provide the teaching that will give the individual a fighting chance to gain the greater understanding of life not found in these worlds.

 

What my teachers are saying to me stands at great odds with most Earthian beliefs on life, death, resurrection and/or karmic debt, and eternal life.  Christian thought is that a "saved" individual goes to heaven.  How much or little actual performance enters into it is left quite conveniently undefined.  Basically, live like anyone else but attend church, pay your tithe, do the sacraments if Catholic, or participate in some of the local church's outreach and heaven is yours - a place also conveniently left undefined.

 

As for the karmic debt thing, if I understand it at all, it runs like this: you die and are reincarnated to experience the evil you did to another in your past life or lives(?).  So if you were a thief, logically you come back and you are constantly being stolen from.  A murderer and you will be murdered.  Tit for tat, eye for eye, that sort of thing.  Crude explanation but sufficient to make my comparison.  I have no problem with being corrected on this.

 

That is not how it goes.  In the real world, or worlds(!), when people die they reincarnate on a support world -- which they call "stack worlds" and is the model I'm using to write the trilogy on Malefactus.  It's a simple, basic and utterly efficient system.  No one gets lost.  If a thoroughly hateful person dies, that person reincarnates on "Degol Apsu" (DA), the hate world.  There the hate can be given full expression.  The whole system of DA supports hate and is based on that particular energy.  People who died being victims of hate and have chosen to remain in their victim role also reincarnate on DA and suffer more of the same. 

 

Unfair?  Who ever said life was meant to be fair?  "Life is pain, princess.  Anyone says differently, they're selling something." (Princess Bride) 

 

Keeping in mind that no one has ever defined love, though attempts have been made such as in the popular 1st Corinthians passage which states some of the things love IS NOT.  At best it tells us that someone who proclaims love would not do those things.  At worst, it says nothing meaningful to explain what love really is.  There is a stack world called "Agape" which is where 'loving' people go.  It should be heaven, correct?  It is anything but.  Since all stack worlds tend to absolutism, they are also utterly despotic.  Love can easily be despotic, as Earth has seen time and again.  How many millions of "pagans," non-believers, witches and heretics have been tortured and decimated on this world alone in the name of a loving God by people who proclaim their love for their fellow-man - who live by the concept of agape?  It's open history, not a state secret.  Even the Catholic church recently made public verbal amends for the inquisition. 

 

Agape is where those "loving" people and their victims reincarnate!  The game goes on.  Nothing is learned.  The same is found on all stack worlds.  All the people of stack worlds are Earthians and all are bound to reincarnate on Earth.  They cannot go anywhere else.  Only from Earth as a base world can they hope to escape this infernal pattern created by their will.  Only here can one change to break free to join a greater humanity that is not free of problems, certainly, but that has evolved beyond "this" treadmill at least.

 

The stack world scenario may seem strange to many and that is no surprise.  The concept has been hidden from Earthian understanding so that other ideas relating to life after death could be imposed on the people of Earth.  The stack world concept is sound, however.  It goes back to genesis, to the very first pattern that emerged from the movement of Spirit.  This genesis pattern is the torus, the first shape that comes out of a completed genesis pattern.  It is unique.  Stack worlds - six to a stack plus the base world, are simply two genesis patterns superimposed and "clicked" over 30 degrees, creating 12 spheres around the central one (base world) which equals our base world (Earth) and her 12 support worlds.  This is what you discover when you intelligently blend basic Earthian mathematics with sacred geometry.  Of course, I'm more interested in "purpose" than in "pictures" so in my mind the geometry takes a back seat to the philosophy!

 

From a geometrical viewpoint, you do not have "stacks" as such although you can see the "doughnut" shape with an infinitely small hole in the middle.  What you will see two-dimensionally are twelve spheres surrounding a central one.  Thirteen worlds, just as my teachers have taught me.  (Of course you can "click" your pattern any number of degrees and get different results with more spheres.)

 

Why do I write this?  Because this could be a great "revelation" to my way of thinking.  Using this knowledge I can use this short and otherwise quite meaningless life to change myself.  I can analyze myself and change how I think and act vis-a-vis others.  I can break out of the Earthian brainwashing of dying religion and questionable science and remember.  I can look into my pasts and remember my own events, see my own pattern within the greater genesis pattern.  I can look into the future and run projections based on my old understanding, my current state of mind or what I can accomplish based on drastic re-assessment of who I am and consequent change. 

 

Basically, it means I have to discover my true purpose as a human being and whatever the cost, go for that.  Understanding and living my purpose determines my future -- outside the merry-go-round.

It empowers me to change the future if I do not like what I see coming at me.  It seems crazy, I know that.  I imagine myself standing in the middle of a railway track with a train bearing down.  Depending on my state of mind, I can get run over (victim role).  I can stop the train (control freak power).  I can let the train "pass over me and through me" without harming me, simply because I am focused on a different paradigm that has disengaged from the train in favour of something more suitable to what I seek to accomplish.

 



All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed, second it is violently opposed, and third, it is accepted as self-evident. - Arthur Schopenhauer

 

 

 


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Reviewed by Helen Downey
Reviewed on May 9, 2007
Again you have written much to think about. I too have pondered upon all the questions of "where do we go from here?" And "What life am I living now...what were my past lives?" I do have an idea about that, but is it just my imagination or was I actually in those past lives? So much to think about. You have me thinking.

Reviewed by Rosemarie Skaine
Reviewed on April 28, 2007
The article raises some age-old challenges. Over time, I've worked out my own thoughts on some issues -- for example -- I do believe in other dimensions coexisting along side our dimension of life. I believe in good works, but know that to believe in the Trinity is all that is required. Excellently written article. R

Reviewed by Aberjhani
Reviewed on April 26, 2007
I'm among those for whom "Stacked Worlds" is a new concept, albeit a very intriguing one. Thank you for sharing it.
Aberjhani

Reviewed by Karen Cino
Reviewed on April 26, 2007
This was fantastic, Regis. I love have yu explain to us the tit for tat syndrome. This show has me wondering. I hope in my next life I am blessed with a little more money. Another wonderful organized article you have shared with us.

~hugs~
Karen

Reviewed by Mary Patterson
Reviewed on April 26, 2007
Wow Regis .. You really pose some difficult questions. I believe in heaven and hell and an in between. Each of us have our own religons, yet most worship one true God. Whos to say the whys and wherefores of life. ......m

Reviewed by Joyce Bowling
Reviewed on April 25, 2007
Well written, very profound and thought provoking indeed! I am a born again Christian who believe in living one day at a time, doing unto to others as I would have them do unto me. I try to live a clean wholesome life, when I make a mistake I repent. I enjoy the spiritual comfort within my spirit and heart that when I lay down at night I have a calming peace that I have lived the day to the fullest, satisfying my physical self as well as my spiritual self. I believe in prayer for I have been a witness to miracles for myself and my family! I believe in Heaven and Hell, and that we are given the choice of whom we will serve, and our eternal destination. I don't profess to have the answers to all, but I know that I enjoy the life I live, the peace that comes with it! Great thought provoking write, makes one thankful for their spiritual commitment and lifestyle! Enjoyed!
Blessings,
Joyce Bowling

Reviewed on April 25, 2007
You wrote this well Reg. I'm a Christian and I find it difficult to believe in a punishing God. If He were such then yes, we'd have to repeat our mistakes. We are who He meant us to be at any given moment in time and know right from wrong but we must allow for the unbalanced, the depressed and the truly mentally ill and sociopathic. I could go on to great lengths here but won't and will end by saying you gave a lot of people a lot to think about and that's what a good writer is suppose to do. BRAVO!

Reviewed by Randall Barfield
Reviewed on April 25, 2007
i wouldn't stand too long in the path of the train, being the chicken that i am! you yourself shouldn't change too much as you have so many qualities already. cheers

Reviewed by Georg Mateos
Reviewed on April 25, 2007
Life isn't fair or unfair, life is just a word that man like to use to blame something for something.
Hitler wasn't a monster, just a derranged man that believed what his ears where hearing his mouth saying. That he will reincarnate to go on doing what he was doing?........hmmmmmmm, perhaps.
I would expect that, like the ancient asian thoughs, we reincarnate on one rung of the ladder above of what we just left, and will do so until we reach the Sublime state.
That the spirit is indestructible we have proof of with the shenanigans of a few to prove it, some would like us to think about hallusinations.
But that...is just me.
Georg

Reviewed by Blue Sleighty
Reviewed on April 24, 2007
Very interesting. Much to ponder. Thanks for your work.

Reviewed by Jessica Lark (Reader)
Reviewed on April 24, 2007
Hi Regis, I can't profess to understand everything you have talked about here, but it is a very interesting concept. There is plenty to think about.
I am with you on the geometry versus philosophy point though;-)
I think I'll need to read this a few more times before adding anything else.
Thanks for forcing my brain into gear;-)
Jessica

Reviewed by LadyJtalks LadyJzTalkZone (Reader)
Reviewed on April 24, 2007
Again the other side brings forth a concept. Different then I've heard before. Seems we truly will all discover what is real someday, interesting sharing. Lady J

Reviewed by Stan Grimes (Reader)
Reviewed on April 24, 2007
Reg, it's a very interesting concept. I am an atheist, but I certainly believe in the possibility of various dimensions in this great universe of ours. Fascintating.

Reviewed by Debby Rosenberg
Reviewed on April 24, 2007
i've not learned of these stacked worlds previously, however i've been taught what you believe to be true at death will be where and what you experience there, which supports this stack theory completely. I am familiar with sacred geometry and recommend the video listed below for any reader who has a broadband connection to view it. It is 8 minutes and additionally supports the kind of open mind your Sha'Tara writes about, the second half of the video is filled with sacred geometry visuals and a perfect soundtrack of sacred sound. It is important to watch all the way through, it is worth it! http://youtube.com/watch?v=57xGN0bGkhk

Reviewed by Felix Perry
Reviewed on April 24, 2007
Interesting but as agnostic who still believes there is some kind of higher power to answer to I tend to agree with Jeanette in that if you make a mistake you would have no reason to ever reform

Fee

Reviewed by Tinka Boukes
Reviewed on April 24, 2007
Intriguing write......thanks for sharing!!

Love TinkaSweets

Reviewed by Linda Ames (Reader)
Reviewed on April 24, 2007
Very interesting concept, Reg. It requires a lot of thought to process fully, so will do some re-reading and thinking before I might question anything. (Other than, who is Andre? per Jeanette Cooper)

I might add that I believe we all believe in something (or nothing, as the aethist might say - which is still something). For most of us, it gives us comfort in only the way we can imagine... Those who find comfort in whatever faith (Christianity, Muslim, Buddhist...) bring them peace on this earth. And, I agree, none of us KNOWS the answer or the truth, except as we perceive it.

Thanks for the chance to see into your world and perspective, and to keep my wheels grinding!

Peace, Linda

Reviewed by Jeanette Cooper
Reviewed on April 24, 2007
Andre, for any student or interested reader on the topic of reincarnation, I highly reccommend this article. However, simple laymen like myself who believe that the fine line between life and death is best defined as a separation between physical and spirit find it hard to even consider some of the other concepts you've discussed.

Your paragraph that defnies "stack worlds" is frightening. If someone believes their sins are beyond redemption, they would have no reason to revere God and christinity, or to live by such religious morals that keep us socially decent and reponsible for righteousness'sake. If a person is to change such evil deeds before death and reincartion, the motivating factor for change would be fear of reliving in a second life the same evil they presently know.

I'm not even sure what my own beliefs are except that there is a God. I don't admit to know what the grand scheme of things are meant to be, but I can tell you that your very thoughtful article really makes me think, and from that perspective---you've done it again, Andre, with some thought-provoking writing. Well done, my friend.

Reviewed by D Johnson
Reviewed on April 24, 2007
A thoroughly intriguing article. I have a question...maybe 20 or 30, but I'll settle for one, for right now.

What if a person is say caught half-way through in this stack theory. For example; a person may be filled with Philio, Agape or even Eros forms of love? Can that be? And what dimesion will they end up at?

You pose such interesting concepts.
Thanks,
Dan

Reviewed by Monette Bebow-Reinhard (Reader)
Reviewed on April 24, 2007
An extremely interesting way of looking at rebirth - of course unprovable, as they all are. We often think that things exist on other dimenisons, and it might tend to explain some of physics. Thanks for sharing. I would just like to add that there are (or have been) religions who believe you could be saved if you profess to loving God on your deathbed of evil. If any belief needs to be ridiculed, that is the one.

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