Energetic Architecture

The assertion that "everything is energy" has become a common refrain, particularly within my social circles. As a scientist and a mystic, I wholeheartedly embrace this concept as true. However, it's crucial to recognize that its more then that. To navigate the energy world effectively, we must not only acknowledge energy but also comprehend its diverse textures, forms, and structures, including its architecture, mechanics, and dynamics.

Energy without a container is devoid of meaning.

So, what is energetic architecture?

Fundamental macro principles, embedded in our collective psyche since time immemorial, act as perception boundaries—a common base for navigating energetic worlds. These robust structures enable the existence of our physical reality, allowing us to structure energy into matter and create the necessary density for interacting with our environment. This truth holds not only on a macro level but simultaneously across all scales, thanks to the fractal, multidimensional, and deeply interconnected nature of energy.

Another essential concept is the 'holon,' something both a whole in itself and a part of a larger whole.

Venturing into quantum mechanics, holographic principles from physics elucidate the navigation between dimensions, addressing entropy dynamics in black holes, and the nature of gravity and spacetime. The idea is that each part contains a holographic representation of the entire whole within it. This analogy extends to each cell in our bodies, holding a holographic imprint of the complexity of all systems and sub-systems, potentially beyond the body itself. It is how a single cell can contribute to the creation of a highly complex organism, such as a baby.

By modifying the energetic container of a single cell, one can transform the entire whole. This interconnectedness encapsulates the holographic conception of our reality, emphasizing that everything is within everything else. Once we embrace the profound interconnectedness and understand the holographic nature of our reality, we can delve into exploring our energetic superpowers, creating coherent and structured forms for collective enjoyment.

While there are numerous quantum principles to master, delving deeper into them exceeds the scope of this discussion. It's crucial to acknowledge that these concepts go beyond mere intellectual understanding—something beyond the mind is required to truly digest this information in our consciousness.

Interestingly, many exceptional scientists, including Einstein, Tesla, Newton, Kepler, Jung, Schrödinger, Heisenberg, Darwin, Maxwell, Haramein, and more, were mystically inclined, acknowledging a space beyond reason and mind that contributed to their groundbreaking contributions to science.

Moving beyond this fascinating dance between mysticism and science, today's focus is on specific macro aspects of energetic architecture: the planes of existence.

Despite being mistakenly dismissed as esoteric language, these planes are ubiquitous—in psychology, biology, sociology, business studies, anthropology, and even physics and mathematics. We all experience these planes daily, often without awareness.

While ongoing debates persist about the number of planes—whether 4, 5, 7, 12, 13, 22, or potentially infinite—it's not critical at this point. Let's start with the commonly accepted four: Physical, Emotional, Mental, and Other (Spiritual, Causal, or Divine). I prefer using the term 'Other' at this point, considering it encompasses everything beyond the mental plane of existence.

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What is a plane of existence?

A plane is a spacetime reality with its laws, energetic frequency range, structure, and dynamics. The intriguing aspect is that these rules are both the same and different among various planes.

For instance, our physical body resides in the physical plane, emotions in the astral plane, and thoughts in the mental one. Despite working on different vibrational frequencies, these elements are deeply interconnected. Modifying a thought or belief can liberate emotions and even cure the body from a chronic disease.

Holographic principles come into play between different planes, emphasizing that each plane has a holographic representation of all others in different dimensions and frequencies. This interconnectedness can sometimes lead to confusion, as one may perceive experiences from a higher plane while existing in a lower one.

To illustrate, connecting with a higher astral plane may involve perceiving angels or gods. However, it doesn't mean one is interacting with real angels or connecting to something godly but rather perceiving their 'hologram' in the emotional plane of existence. Beyond the mental plane, conventional forms as perceived today become broken—it transcends rationality and is not about love or reason. The mechanics and dynamics of this spacetime reality are truly something else, both mind-blowing and heart-expanding.

Accessing this realm isn't easy, as our spiritual ego often prevents us from entering. Hence, astral spirituality is more popular than ‘Other’ spirituality, as many prefer investing in spiritual growth within the high levels of the astral plane of existence. Unfortunately, this has led to the failure of many churches, spiritual schools, and 'woken' communities, with the pendulum swinging to create negative consequences like cults and other harmful spaces.

The issue lies in polarity—gravitating too much towards the high astral plane leads to a pendulum swing to the low astral plane. It's a divine energetic yoyo. Highly spiritual individuals may display apparent imbalances in other aspects of their lives, as the visible part engages in the love and light heavenly world while the invisible, unconscious part dwells in the deep hell of the lowest astral aspects of the emotional plane.

To reach the 'Other' plane of existence, one must surpass the limitations of the spiritual aspects of the astral/emotional plane. In the realms beyond the mental world, the concepts of heaven and hell cease to exist. They are experienced simultaneously as a coherent and integrated whole, highly intelligent and systematically processed. It contrasts sharply with how spirituality is experienced in the astral plane, where the concepts of love and light lose their meaning.

Communities functioning from the ‘Other’ plane of existence are rarely 'spiritual,' making them unpopular, unattractive, and underground. They don't sell salvation or market emotional ecstasy; instead, they focus on truth and reality in their raw, confusing, multidimensional, and absurd forms.

Spiritual discernment becomes crucial in distinguishing the energetic quality of the astral plane from the 'other' planes, preventing distortions and dysfunction in our system. In the astral plane, one doesn't create but rather travels consciously or unconsciously. Creative capacities do not originate from this space or plane of existence. While energy can be manipulated, and forms can be created and destroyed, one is not a true Creator here.

The frequencies, qualities, and energetic textures of each plane are embedded in each other, making it challenging to navigate the vast fractal of existence during consciousness exploration. The only way to truly understand is through personal experience—consistent practice and creating a personalized map of the invisible world within one's consciousness.

Initiating this journey within the physical body, as per holographic principles, allows for multidimensional travel without leaving the physical plane. This is potentially also the safest and the most enjoyable way to explore the consciousness and even experience other planes of existence. Staying conscious in the density of physical plane and its energetic frequency is preferable to being unconscious and ignorant of one's power in higher realms of existence.

This responsibility, both human and divine, involves co-creating consciously our shared reality in its raw and multidimensional complexity.

It’s not easy. But it’s simple.