The Matrix and the Power of Love

The world is unquestionably filled with natural artistry. The Galapagos Islands teeming with colorful life, the Grand Tetons reaching high enough to cast shadows upon the clouds, and a simple garden rose infused with an inebriating fragrance are all small affidavits of the magnificence of the world in which we live. From my front door the scent of the ocean, the evening jasmine, and verdant tropical gardens are only steps away.

I created this. I created this because this is what I love. Some years ago I visualized myself living in just such a place. My world existed fully illuminated, comprised from love, and I manifested this from a dream matrix. What have you visualized while in a state of love? We are the masters of our own destinies and we can manifest those destinies, but as I ponder that realization I cannot help but notice that all is not a rose garden.

Would anyone consciously conjure negative circumstances in their own life?

Do we subconsciously emit negative energy and inflict ourselves with sorrow? If we can intend good things then can we not intend the bad as well, even subconsciously? Or are we guileless victims of circumstance? Much has been written on the subject of manifesting your intentions but where does the anguish many suffer from originate? Clearly, we cannot take credit specifically for the good and simply ignore the bad. Where do the bad things come from?

Collectively, we act as one. The "American Dream” influenced a lifestyle for millions of people for over 50 years. We perpetuated that dream but then, like waking from a nightmare in a cold sweat, we suddenly find ourselves sitting on the precipice of the complete demise of the American middle class. When Rachel Carson wrote Silent Spring she made the world aware of the problems humans pose to the environment. We banded together to put an end to polluting the rivers, estuaries, and lakes, to ban DDT, and the EPA was born. Seemingly, then, a collective conscience manifests intentions, both the good and the bad.

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  • 1 - Glenn Contrarian

    Feb 23, 2011 at 11:14 am

    Summer -

    This is a good article. and it isn't the first time I've heard this proposition, and it really does have its merits. If there's anything I've learned in this life, what goes around comes around - what one does usually comes back to oneself for good or ill...but the key word is 'usually'.

    In the end I can't subscribe to such a philosophy because there is too much injustice, too much heartbreak in the world. To be sure, humankind is better off now than it ever was. Since the end of the Cold War, there has been less military conflict than in any decade I know of in recorded history. But there is still so much poverty, so much injustice that I cannot think that we make our own realities.

    For those of us who are so very fortunate as to be in a position to make our own realities, we should be counting our blessings with tears of gratitude - for so many millions are in no such position.

  • 2 - Christopher Rose

    Feb 23, 2011 at 11:22 am

    Cool article, thanks for writing it and publishing it here, Summer.

  • 3 - Summer Said

    Feb 23, 2011 at 2:21 pm

    Thanks to everyone for the kind words. It's nice to know I'm not alone. Sometimes, I think what I think is really out there! Then I am reminded of Plato's The Cave. So many are shackled and afraid to see the light...Then again, it is blinding isn't it?
    Like the movie The Matrix, which really wasn't my muse for this article but seemed a good fit, it seems we are living under the guise of some sinister plot at times and that the only recourse is to "plug in". I'll be keeping on my rose-tinted glasses in Neo-esque fashion. ;)
    PS. Conflict is often a necessary component in life. The Military-Industrial complex is what scares the bejesus out of me. It's the covert ops we have to watch. Oh,right, we can't SEE them. I almost forgot...
    I guess the Matrix is a good muse after all.

  • 4 - Clarice

    Mar 09, 2011 at 5:17 pm

    Wow , summer , you made it . I believe things that happen to us , even when we think they are negative , are always good for "the being" , in us. I always think there is a higher being , steering us along , hoping we don't fail to see our own greatness . Congrats on letting that power steer you. Clarice

  • 5 - Summer Said

    Mar 09, 2011 at 5:27 pm

    Thank you Clarice. I keep trying to plug in! The writing is a great release...;)

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