When mainstream physicists began to consider the possibility the our observed universe is an illusion, I confess to feeling a tiny bit smug.  It only took 'em about five thousand years, I told myself, to prove what the mystics have said all along. About 25 years ago, a French physicist, interestingly named Aspect, proposed the idea that the universe was a hologram.

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I have been a fan of Daniel Jacobs for a couple of years and an avid reader of the channeled material from The Reconnection, the group entity that he channels.   The below is somthing which came to my attention today and felt was very worth presenting on a blog entry here.

I found myself on a mountain. Just a little one. A mound, really. But the late sun was still on me and the sky was such a deep, azure blue and the breeze was so fresh and crisp. I was taking my dog out for her evening promenade. I closed my eyes.

With all the discussion today of changes happening, I was suddenly reminded of a poem which I have cherished for many years.  As I read it again I saw how it applies to what we are all doing here.  Take time to consider what Max Ehrmann penned some 56 years ago.

Max Ehrmann

Desiderata

Good afternoon, Team ~