A Cymatics Water experiment Origins Is a portal, a journey through the band of death, revealing our immortality, our fall from grace and our journey back home.
Origins
Water Cymatics
A 3 part series of water drop collisions photographed using high-speed flash capturing images at over 1/20,000 of a second. Each image is a spiritual Art piece, revealing worlds out there that humans cannot see with the naked eye.
Origins 1
Cymatics set up
Origins Book
Origins
My Set Up
A purpose built water machine.
Natural Spring water from a small town in the south of Portugal called Monchique was used. It has an ORP of -139 MV (ORP is the ability of water to conduct an electrical charge). This makes it one of the best waters in the world.
A 25-year preparation of meditation and study of the great masters was necessary for this. A final 60 days of isolation required before shooting.
The water collides at 20,000/second, reacting to the intention of the artist at the precise moment of impact. In this force field of sub-atomic particles, the distinction between matter and the void around it becomes fuzzy and the void itself becomes important. It is now understood to be alive and physical forms simply become transient manifestations of the underlying void. This is my line between fairytale and reality. Each image reveals an ethereal art piece reflecting the spiritual exploration of the artist, conjured in worlds as yet undiscovered by the naked eye
Origins
My Inspiration
1. Scientific
Masaru Emoto
Emoto believed that water was a “blueprint for our reality and that emotional “energies” and “vibrations” could change the physical structure of water. Emoto’s water crystal experiments consisted of exposing water in glasses to different words, pictures or music, and then freezing and examining the aesthetic properties of the resulting crystals with microscopic photography. Emoto made the claim that water exposed to positive speech and thoughts would result in visually pleasing crystals being formed when that water was frozen, and that negative intention would yield “ugly” frozen crystal formations.
Nikola Tesla
“the day science begins to study non-physical phenomena; it will make more progress in one decade than in all the previous centuries of its existence. To understand the true nature of the universe, one must think it terms of energy, frequency and vibration.”
2.Spiritual
Barry Long (1926-2003) whose book ‘The Origins of Man and the Universe’ was a deep source of inspiration for this work
Origins
The Book
My intention of presenting this information is to demonstrate that thoughts, intentions and other units of consciousness can directly influence our physical material world. It appears consciousness can play a very important role in changing our planet. Just having these thoughts alone could contribute to the massive shift in consciousness that’s occurring. Finding your inner peace, and living your life from such a place plays a very important role in changing the world.
Origins 1
Evolution
Before man did appear on Earth
He was but a principle, of humble birth
Intelligence behind all evolving forms
Organizing the evolution of earthly norms.
Every form taken by the Earth’s evolving race
From bacteria to primates, each found its place
On the tree of life, an endless climb
The impulse that led to modern man, in time.
But evolution, a dual force to see
Involuntary and self-creative, as it should be
On the surface, physical and organic in kind
Beneath, a drive that’s intelligent and intertwined.
Both functions in man’s body and mind
A being of both flesh and thought refined
Emerging as the self-aware, creative force
The evolution of life, its endless course.
Origins 2
The psychic
When life first arose upon her fair face,
It was but simple, without a trace
Of the vast psychic network deep inside,
Controlled by a brain with incredible pride.
Every form of life, a sensor to perceive
Conditions on Earth, for all to receive
Adaptive changes, procedures to commence,
Ensuring survival in every instance.
From geophysical extremes to climate’s wild swing,
The brain led the way with expert cunning,
A cycle of adaptation, a never-ending feat,
Ensuring survival in this world, so complete.
She used each life form as a sensor,
Through her psychic infrastructure,
To gauge the Earth’s conditions true,
And relayed what each life form must do.
Origins 3
DNA
First life forms, with minimal thought and will
Instinct their guide, consciousness to fulfil.
Instinct the knowledge of survival through death
The urge to live again, with every breath.
For millions of years, the desire to thrive
Was enough to keep the species alive.
Guided by the psychic brain, they evolved and grew
But reflection and self-consciousness, they couldn’t do.
Switching from psychic to genetic we see
Further advanced bodies had to be.
This final step, most climactic and grand
Self conscious man,its final stand.
So let us embrace this gift, and strive to be
As adaptable and self-creative, can’t you see.
For only through evolution, can we thrive
And truly live, in this world survive
Origins 4
Dawn of self consciousness
The dawn of self consciousness,
Began with God’s caress,
As man watched, his mind did bless,
The birth of a new awareness.
Sunlight streamed into his mind,
The pineal gland a key to find,
Primitive cognitive man was now defined,
With growing restlessness, he felt confined.
He had to go, find the truth,
Behind his discontent, a proof,
His physical body awaited him, uncouth,
Unknowing but functional, a behoof.
The pineal gland is a mysterious part,
Science has yet to unlock its heart,
Its function, still a scientific art,
It’s shrouded in mystery, right from the start.
This veil gives man’s vision a reflective factor,
Increasing depth and significance, a great actor,
Hence perception and cognition, a powerful factor,
Without this veil, man’s mind would lack a benefactor.
With shield torn, man’s consciousness did enter,
A suitable animal body evolved to centre,
On a particular day, primitive man did venture,
Into self-consciousness, a new world to conquer.
Origins 5
Genesis of the gods
In myths and tales of Hindu and Greek lore,
Gods and demigods walked, strong and bold galore,
Man climbed the stream of self and emotion,
Towards surface of earth, a conscious notion.
Rare and phenomenal were the first physically aware,
Leaving the psyche, and realizing the body prepared with care,
Living with unselfconscious men in small communities,
Communicating vague notions, spreading opportunities.
Loosely attached to their bodies, they lived in two worlds,
Meditation was all they needed, unfurled,
Retreating to the inner world of instincts, where men were one,
To unconscious men, they were beings from another sun.
Approaching consciousness at varied stages,
The more advanced used the lesser for wages,
Creating gods, with worship to savor,
A practice that continued, with no favor.
Origins 6
The gods game of love
In myths and tales of Hindu and Greek lore,
Gods and demigods walked, strong and bold galore,
Man climbed the stream of self and emotion,
Towards surface of earth, a conscious notion.
Rare and phenomenal were the first physically aware,
Leaving the psyche, and realizing the body prepared with care,
Living with unselfconscious men in small communities,
Communicating vague notions, spreading opportunities.
Loosely attached to their bodies, they lived in two worlds,
Meditation was all they needed, unfurled,
Retreating to the inner world of instincts, where men were one,
To unconscious men, they were beings from another sun.
Approaching consciousness at varied stages,
The more advanced used the lesser for wages,
Creating gods, with worship to savor,
A practice that continued, with no favor.
Origins 7
Mother nature
Nature once embraced man, without a care,
No demands or needs, a world so fair.
Yesterday disappeared, replaced anew,
No tomorrow, but man invented it too.
Believing in senses, losing touch with the past,
Surviving energies return, instincts to last.
Emotions arise, isolation deepens within,
Death’s threat looms, a terror to begin.
Psychosis looms, escape he must,
Creating a new world, death to trust.
First act of ignorance, a substitute of man,
Evolution by involution, a tragic plan.
Origins 8
Human nature
As man grew attached to his senses,
He lost touch with the immortal world within.
He registered forms disappearing as death,
And streams of energies clamored for experience to win.
Emotions rose in his eyes and gestures,
As he projected further out into the world.
But vulnerability and isolation became his textures,
And the once natural event of death, now unfurled.
His own psychosis consumed him,
And the answer he found was tomorrow.
He could create a new world, a distance from death grim,
And forget about confronting it in sorrow.
This was the first act of ignorance,
And the evolution of man’s substitute nature,
A process of involution in its significance,
Leading to a new world of progress and stature.
Origins 9
Art , violence and civilization.
Amidst the first society, Gnostics sought,
To live for others, generate a force,
A psychic atmosphere that power brought,
Distinguishing man from all other course.
This charged air, with man’s emotion imbued,
Envisioned progress, continuity, and tomorrows,
Society and civilization ensued,
A need for pleasure, art, and no more sorrows.
To change the world, man first must change inside,
Few understood, and fewer still complied,
Family men too busy to self-abide,
Warriors emerged, and servants supplied.
Monks lived in isolation, searching for power,
Priests distorted truth with magic and force,
But some realized man’s long-forgotten origin hour,
And awakened gnosis, knowledge to endorse.
Origins 10
Gnostics
The gnostic master knew the power within,
Attracting right men to build his great shrine,
He waited patiently, let time begin,
For his body may perish, but he’d align.
Each lived for thousands of years, they say,
Organs revitalized, through the psychic’s way,
Surrendered bodies, selfless love at play,
Physical and psychic worlds, in sway.
Gnostic centers were controlled by one,
Master of truth, wanted nothing undone,
Intruders repelled, power from within spun.
A state beyond circumstantial chance,
Approaching evolution’s grand advance,
Future gnostics through self-consciousness enhance.
Defending centers, projecting power’s might,
Students’ bodies harnessed force without fight,
Unarmed blows subdued, killing not right.
Weapons as psychic extensions taught,
Meditative combat in minds sought,
Martial arts today, their essence caught.
Strength within, the world does little know,
Perceived but not realized, its truth aglow,
Descending as westernization’s flow.
Masses demand streams of information,
Not knowledge, but intellectual elation,
Progress powered by material fixation.
Origins 11
Cosmic law
The scale of violence a man can wield,
Controlled by cosmic principle’s sealed,
Against folly or accidents that yield,
Humanity’s existence to shield.
Such an issue, so profoundly vast,
Can’t depend on man’s emotional cast,
Only equal to his knowledge amassed,
His ability to destroy, the law does cast.
Demonstrated in his weapons’ design,
Status symbols, evolutionary line,
Club, knife, axe, and sear’s shine,
Ultimate weapon, yet to define.
To use earth itself as a device,
Disintegrate the planet, a great price,
One day, cosmic man may suffice.
In the meantime, man’s reliance,
On peacekeeping power, bomb’s compliance,
Situation precarious, a great defiance.
The most powerful man wants nothing more,
Knows a lot, in his wisdom’s store,
Dangerous is he who wants more,
A fool knows little, wants much to implore.
In western philosophy’s horrific sway,
One power-mad individual may display,
Consequences dire, for all to pay.
Origins 12
The Underworld
In man lies the desire for pleasure’s hold,
And yet, the need for love’s grip is his foe.
Emotions lie between, so we are told,
Mistakenly embraced, both high and low.
Instinct, the driving force of life, takes flight,
The animals’ unselfconscious artistry.
In man, emotion rises to new height,
A need to project himself for all to see.
The psyche, our instrument of thought,
Extends to the subconscious and beyond.
Every living creature, this world has brought,
Attached to it, like hairs to a scalp, they respond.
In death, the positive vitality’s flow,
Rejoins the collective unconscious whole.
The negative essence, the creatures show,
A contribution to the experiment of life’s role.
Man’s future world lies neither in the physical nor spiritual,
But rather in the psychic realm.
A world where he is immortal,
And conscious control becomes his helm.
Imagination, the battleground to win,
As negative emotions distort our space.
Guardians of the threshold lie within,
Our own past, to face and embrace.
Mediums and clairvoyants may communicate with the dead,
But conscious control, while alive, lies ahead.
Confront the giants of our past’s tread,
To align with our immortal self, the ultimate tread.
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