Vibrating [Archive] - Divine Cosmos Discussions

Tarzan

07-15-2002, 04:49 AM

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>David and group,
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>I'm really loving the Divine Cosmos. I truly appreciate your efforts, David and your cohorts.
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>The information about the basic pulsing of life really grabbed me, to wit:
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>[begin quote]
>First of all, we should notice that the pulsation of the bubble is in exact intervals of 100 millionths of a second, showing its precise harmonic connection to the second as a unit of time.
>[end quote] [Ch 6 at the midpoint]
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>The idea that a second of time, so basic and famliar to us on Earth, is a basic unit of time in the Universe, is a stunning one for me. Wow. What really intriques meabout the vibration of the bubble-sphere vibrating is that I recall reading in a Pleadian text--but don't recall the title of the book, unfortunately--is that when the Pleadians make their leap from their star system to ours, or anywhere else, the stated interval of time was "100 millionths of a second". The Pleadians leave from our Earth, travel through space in three hours of Earth time at or close to the speed of light, then make that quick leap in a wormhole of time and manifest three hours from their own planet, Erra, then they proceed at or close to the speed of light home. The ship, contents and beings all make that leap; such a leap is not noticeable to the beings, who go on living without missing a beat.
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>It would be interesting to discover the mechanics of the Pleadians' ablities to shift realities so quickly. Surely we on Earth, within our blue-print bodies, have the same abilities and such abilities may be best accessed through the Merkaba model of energy.
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>The number, 100 millionths of a second, also seems to correspondwith the suggested number of suns in our galaxy and thenumber of galaxies in the known universe somehow; the numbers in both range from 100 billion to 200 billion, scientists say. There seems to be an inverse proportionality in these numbers.
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>As above, so below...
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>Seth