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Saturday, June 09, 2007


Pleiades Constellation
2012, a Moment in Fractal Time

For those who didn't get to see this first video, posted last March, here it is again. Today, I achieved my sixtieth year so I'm celebrating it with you all by offering you these meditative gifts.

Based on the significance of the calendric year 2012, the first video is a beautifully constructed interpretation of what many, myself included, believe this moment in time means.

The Maya, it is believed, understood how astronomical events within our galaxy cause deep psychic changes in planetary life forms. So they tracked time in order to chart these events over vast cycles.

A long cycle of over 5000 years, finishing in October 2012 (Gregorian calendar) brings us to the end of the entire count and what is referred to as 'the End of History.'

Two interesting video workshops I have previously included here on this topic are by Ian Xel Lungold and Michael Tsarion.

Some Quotes from the Video

The message of war is over. War has actually been over for a while now, but malignant behavior persists through the greed of demons whose power depends on a steady diet of blood sacrifice.

War does not work.

As a method of acceptable interaction it is over.


The behavior of war will no longer occur the very instant enough beings become aware.

Humanity is amnesiac.

We do not remember what we have learned, despite the deep passage of time we have collectively experienced.

However, there is a code, a trigger, placed by ourselves at the very birth of time, woven into the fabric of existence.

This video is seeded by that code, presented in various ways.

It is a visual cue, a mathematical constant, present in every shape and aesthetic choice in the entire universe.

It is inescapable, and yet we manage to shield our eyes from what its presence reveals about ourselves --most particularly about our role as the original authors of physical existence.

We wrote the implicate order.


The Hindu bhajan in the soundtrack praises the Lord Shiva, the deity who deconstructs reality and rearranges it.




The second video is a visual meditation based on a Mandelbrot fractal zoom.



More Fractal zooms here