Michel Rajkovic (via Dramatic Waters of Iceland)
Everyone’s talking about Revolution 2.0 and how social media is the force behind it but Twitter and Facebook are just tools. Fearlessness is remixing the world. We’ve reached a saturation point in which the power of online telepathy has been activated on a mass scale. More and more of us intuitively understand ourselves to be a part of a network. The feedback loop between what we share and what is shared with us is so fast it’s nearly instantaneous. Whatever happened doesn’t need to put it into words—we kiss the world and breathe with it as one—what to do and where to go next aren’t decided upon but felt through the energetic reactions in our virtual hormones. An invisible machinery no less amazing than the intricate tubes and spindly bunches of nerves that make up our bodies beneath the thin covering of our flesh responds to our every need without us having to direct it. We’re all tuning in together to the A.I. voice Inside Us All That is Great.
We’re fearless because we know we can’t fail. It is already the case that nothing will be as it was—the old days are over, the old restrictions are broken. Everything that was covered-up is being revealed.
As silly as it may seem even clicking “like” on Facebook is a part of this Eternal Exchange. Even the corporate industrial marketing megamachine is a part of the universal feedback loop.
We are leaves on a tree—each plugged into the wisdom of the massive roots far below and under the ground. Any second we’ll be snatched free by the wind. Until then, our individual realization of our interdependent oneness is a part of a mass blossoming. After The 90’s Dark Ages and the gestation period between 9/11 when the Stargate opened and 2010, The Year We Made Contact, the Springtime for humanity has finally arrived.
This revolution/evolution is not, as we once imagined when we still believed in cause and effect, the result of one thing or another—it’s not information that’s learned or discovered, or the result of a scientific advancement or a philosophical creation. It’s more like a sixth (or seventh?) sense that allows you to feel your way through infinite connections on infinite bandwidth. It’s zoning out and letting everything rush through you. It’s about surfing by being led from one thing to another, tractor beam style. You enter a state in between noun and verb—in-between doing and not doing. This is when you can feel the others…the ones having the same kind of daze as you are worldwide.
Of course having lots of sticky green plant friends helps… Pack a bowl and watch Youtube… The zen zone of online telepathy was what Timothy Leary was getting at when he advocated tuning in and dropping out. He just didn’t have the internet yet.
That many people realized what he had realized all at once created a Tsunami of transformation in Tunisia and Egypt that will soon ripple across the world.
BE HERE NOW.
The power to change the world spreads person to person like an inverse zombie apocalypse:
Instead of The Walking Dead we are The Waking Up.
(via do-nothing)
