Thought and Manifestation

This quote from Ramtha is really a profound insight into manifestation.

Note that we manifest the body at the same "time" that we manifest our perceived reality.

The same is true when we "cruise the Cosmos" in meditation, dreams or astral projection ... we manifest a body out of conscious energy compatible with whatever reality we find ourselves in at the time and generate our perceptions from this body construct.  This works reasonably well in "dimensional realities" where concepts of distance and intervals in time can be represented meaningfully to us. Non-dimensional realities are too abstract, so we often draw a blank when we find our consciousness in one.

In all cases, including within this consensus reality, what we perceive is always our personal representation of a moment in the greater multidimensional reality of the Cosmos.  None of it is absolute or more real than any other perception.  Seth pointed out frequently that what we perceive as physical reality is purely symbolic and not at all a complete or accurate representation of anything.

I believe that this is the fundamental insight in A Course In Miracles and practices like Zen Buddhism (e.g. Dogen).

“Thought is a hologram.  Why should we go to so much trouble to produce a hologram that we already know exists? Because in this brain it presents its picture in the frontal lobe.  That whole process is called consciousness and energy.  That is the process in the body, because if we hold that hologram up here in the frontal lobe and let nothing else interfere with it, we are holding by will, a thought.  That desire to hold a thought is indigenous in us because something happens when we do that.  That thought, bathed in the field of undulating energy at different frequencies that surround your body and are interconnected with all other energies, collapses all of this energy into particles.”

(Ramtha:  Who Are We Really?)

Neuronets

This is what AI is trying to replicate.

As I read the Ramtha description of how we function the brain and manifest perceived reality, I think of the approach taken in the Course in Miracles Workbook.  The process in that workbook is aimed at undoing the overlays on perception and to break out the process of giving meaning to our perceptions so we can be aware of the perception and manifestation process.  That is actually quite similar to the Buddhist practice of being conscious of the overlays (Skandhas) involved in perception and releasing them to become more conscious of the arising of each moment directly.  Both of these processes (and the Ramtha workshops) are programming techniques to reprogram perception and to manifest more consciously.

“The brain is a computer.  Someone has got to be the programmer.  That means someone has got to be home.  Thought is holographic and is produced by a neuronet that represents forms.  For example, the same neuronet that produces yellow can combine itself with the neuronet “round” and the neuronet “radiance”, and when those three fire we have the sun.  We can take the neuronet yellow, ten thousand and some neurons, combine it with a half-moon, and add a little shading.  So far, now we have three sets of the brain firing because the moment that we add the shape to it, it kicks something else in.  It kicks in a neuronet based in chemical taste.  That kicks in and fairly soonthe yellow has transferred into a banana.  Delicious.  Yellow both warms and is edible.  To the brain that is how it works.  We can take and put that in every part of life, that everything you have learned can be changed, mixed around, and produce different pictures.  Nothing is absolute.”

(Ramtha:  Who Are We Really?)

The brain produces holograms

This Ramtha commentary on the brain is interesting.

If one looks at the function of the "Inner Ego" (Seth terminology) there is huge similarity.  Lazaris used a holographic metaphor to describe how we manifest our physical experience.  In the Lazaris metaphor, the "real" universe can be seen as a multidimensional, quantum hologram from which our "Inner Ego" focuses on moments to materialize physically.  This materialization obviously includes the embedded physical body.  Thus, it's no surprise that the brain (which organizes sensory perceptions into moments of experience) would mirror this holographic process.

“We know then that the first pass is the unfinished business from the last lifetime and that this brain of yours is starting to photograph every part of that because the brain, as a computer, creates holograms.  Thought has more dimensions than the person sitting next to you. Every thought that the child’s brain makes is holographic and very visual.

“The brain produces then a series of holograms, which we call thinking, created to flash in what is called the frontal lobe by the entire brain. Thinking is nothing more than the successive firing of holograms.  Isn’t it interesting that the brain doesn’t think in language?  The only language the computer knows is symbolism and that has been artfully created by the brain itself.  There is a whole language center in the brain that deciphers the pictures into words that the body has to articulate.”

(Ramtha:  Who Are We Really?)

Unfinished business

This Ramtha quote here is a linear time interpretation of a multidimensional process.  

As we know from Seth and Lazaris, all lifetimes occur simultaneously in the spacious present.  As Lazaris points out, we incarnate with a set of "life focuses" ... simply put, we share three focuses which are common to all of us as living expressions of a joy filled, loving, creative God/Goddess/All That Is; plus, four "electives" which comprise our personal agenda and the energetic linkages with other, concurrent lifetimes (what is usually called karma).  

Ramtha's quote makes sense in that the first pass over the brain configures the brain to fit in with the energetic patterns of connected lifetimes, like booting a computer and connecting to the internet.  From this starting point, the incarnation is then positioned to coherently expand the knowing of our collective consciousness of Spirit and Higher Self (aka the "cloud").

“What is the reason that we are here?  You incarnated into this body and have an agenda from the Plane of Bliss. You have something to do here: the unfinished business and getting on with creating, making known the unknown. You can’t go further making known the unknown until you finish your job from your last lifetime.  So, what will be the first stream that will be laid down? The unfinished business from the last lifetime.  That is the first pass over the brain.  The reason that is the first pass over the brain is because the body has to be oriented or destined to a place in which the body, containing the Spirit, can finish the business of its mother’s and father’s kingdom and interact.  That is the first pass.  When that is all done then we get to make known the unknown, that which we have never done.”

(Ramtha:  Who Are We Really?)

Spirit activates the brain when ready

“Children rarely create reality until their spiritual self has been activated, because youth is about putting together neurons in the form of memory in the brain.  Children interact.  They don’t create; they interact.  They go to school.  Someone tells them what to do.  They memorize it.  Every day they participate in life.  They don’t create it.  Now why is it that the spiritual doesn’t happen until a certain time that you, as Spirit, decide to activate the brain?  Because we are here to create reality and reality’s creation develops mind.

“The Spirit knows everything.  It knows all of this.  It is bringing the brain into a state of technical and time maturity.  What children know today, children fifty years ago did not know.  If you lived fifty years ago and died, you would want to be reborn today because the advances in mind have been extraordinary in fifty years, and that is what you are after here.

“So now you know how to read and write.  You know how to do numbers.  You know color.  Your mind has been developed towards the arts.  You know how to create sound.  You know how to communicate.  And then you have your little prejudices peppered through all of that, some of which have been your parents’.  Now that you know a lot, the Spirit then wakes up.”

(Ramtha:  Who Are We Really?)

Early childhood learning

“The learning after a year becomes very rapid.  The Spirit, that which you are, just rests, and all the child does is being taught by its sensual body, meaning eyes, nose, mouth, hearing, touch. Everything is defined literally by the face itself because the child’s job is to build up memory of the environment in the brain.  Children learn very, very fast. ...

“Everything the child sees, smells, tastes and feels is logged in the brain by what is called a neuronet.  The senses in the body have a neuronet base in the brain.  The brain is made up of nerve cells, billions of them.  They are the guts of the computer.  The Spirit allows the child to develop the neuronet, and neurons move around a lot in the brain so it is possible to change your mind.”

(Ramtha:  Who Are We Really?)

Brain-Mind Interface

“All of us, you and I, incarnated here, and we helped create this body and made the body self-perpetuating.  We did that, and that is in the mind of God.  This body is part of the mind of God.  But the reason that this becomes so important to us is because the human brain is a biocomputer.  It is a compelling statement, but it is.  It is a computer because a stream of consciousness, which you are, surrounds the body and is always moving through this brain.  Energy undulates.  That is why it is called the serpent.  Your consciousness and your energy hold this present body together.  So your present body is continuously being affected by and bathed in a stream of consciousness, as well as prior mind.

“We have to have something that that energy can move through that was created specifically to fire and receive high levels of subtle energy and be able to be so subtle to pick it up and transfer that energy into electrical firing at a very minute place in the brain.  The stream of consciousness flows always from the lower cerebellum up through the neocortex.  The neocortex is the new brain.  It is the ignorant brain.  You are just starting.  In this school, we call that the yellow brain.  It is the new brain born with this physical body in this lifetime.

“Now this brain back here, the lower cerebellum, is an amazing entity because it is passed on through every genetic line and it doesn’t change.  Your physicians call this the old reptilian brain.  ...  Every time that you copulate and bring forth children in the fruit of the womb, it is programmed that everybody will have that brain.  It is inherited in every generation so that the mind of God, and you coming into that body with all of your knowledge, is carried with you.  That is why when you learn to tap the subconscious, you are tapping the mind of God.  This knows exactly why you are here.  It knows your agenda here and why you are back in this body.

“The neocortex doesn’t know anything other than what the environment has taught it.  It is our computer and it is with this computer that we freeze, in time, ourself.  How does that work?  The frontal lobe, your forehead, is often referred to as the third eye, and it is a little confused that the seat of the soul is connected to the pineal gland.  The reason that the frontal lobe is so important is because whatever thought rests there becomes reality itself.”

(Ramtha:  Who Are We Really?)