Art as a portal to higher consciousness

carion (30)in #art • 6 years ago (edited)

It's a misconception to think that the mind is limited to physical space.
Our mind is free to ascend to higher states of consciousness.
One Problem is the scope of perception. To put it mildly,
we have learned to accept an imposed,
limited five senses reality which dominates the consciousness.
Consequently we can't see anything that is aside our physical senses.
To change this the mind state must be altered.

In the time period I was working on this painting an event occurred,
which enabled me to slip through the maze of this matrix reality and
explore other planes of existence. The event was no accident,
but provoked intentionally. A human body can be hacked so to speak.
Thanks to information acquired and applied from The Keymaker Series
on Youtube by James Sevan Bomar, enabled me to explore behind the veil.
I didn't expect it to be that powerful and it took a few days to recover afterwards.

Around 4 in the morning, the journey began.
Time collapsed, the journey lasted a few weeks, where 3 different *energy
environments where explored, while in this density only 2 hours passed.
I got this crazy idea that the making of that painting had its part in it,
It might be the frequency of the green colors, or the prolonged session
of focused concentration I had at the time, or both,
somehow it contributed.
Ironically, the title I choose for the work " Trapped in Matter"
had nothing in common with the state of being I experienced.
It was more like the opposite of being trapped in 3D,
an awareness and feeling of being completely unbound by anything whatsoever.

With it came the realization that we are simultaneous beings,
living different lives on different planes.
On how many planes? I don't know.
It might be as much as your original self can conceive.

*energy environments: A general term used to describe a specific
nonphysical area within a dimension.
Countless energy environments can exist within a single dimension.
Source: Out of the glossary from the book
'Adventures beyond the body' by William Buhlman.