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Remote Viewing, Shamanic seeing and MetaTracking
Remote Viewing is a structured and trainable mental process that assists
the conscious mind to gain direct access to subconscious parts of the
mind. It brings information which lies hidden within the subconscious
mind to the surface and objectifies it. It transcends the conscious mind
and gains access to intuitions, subtle senses, and perceptions. The
connection between Remote Viewing and Shamanism is very interesting.
The term ‘shaman’ has been adapted from the Tungus people of Siberia
meaning ‘one who sees in the dark’. Using techniques such as journeying,
the shaman travels outside of space and time to seek information and
harness energy for balance and wholeness.
Combining the two, remote viewing and shamanic seeing, generates a tool
of immense power, which elevates viewing and seeing to a whole new
level. It takes you way beyond ‘seeing what is in a sealed envelope’ or
‘viewing a place on Earth you have never been to’.
This combined tool is called MetaTracking and it has helped me beyond
words with seeking and finding answers to the many questions I came
across during my countless adventures.
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Who is observing who?
When I first encountered crop circles, I was
intrigued right from the start. It was only much later that I realized that crop circles are
the perfect example of a mystery that reflects every aspect of those who
research and study it. When I started studying crop circles, I had many questions and I was
more or less in a state of awe.
After that came a period that I felt the urge to analyze,
to dissect, to turn everything inside out. Followed by a phase in my
life that I wanted the world to know about the crop circles. I became a
crop circle teacher. Then, years later, an inner knowing grew inside of
me. An inner knowing that the mystery was so much bigger then I had
previously realized, and that I was just starting to scratch the surface
of it. All stages – awe, analyzing, teaching, inner knowing -
were telling a lot about me. While I was transforming through all these
different stages, the phenomenon did not change at all. It merely
mirrored back my state of being. In a way I was observing myself!
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later reflections
My later work is mainly published on my website
Crop Circles and More.
The articles are published under the headings
Geometries and
Thoughts.
You will notice that the picture is so much bigger then just crop
circles. There is a much greater context. In the end
there is no difference between the crop circles, Gothic Cathedrals, the
Great Pyramid or the knowledge of the ancient Wisdom Keepers of South
America. They all serve the same purpose. They all are windows to a
deeper understanding, to inner knowing, to gnosis. My articles reflect
this. Take for instance the
landscape geometry around Avebury, Wiltshire, UK.
The
connection to the Great Pyramid and the
connection to CERN in Geneva.
Or the
Secret and Sacred Architecture I observed.
And what to think of the relationship between
Squaring the Circle and the Mayas?
Or the very intriguing discoveries I made at
Stonehenge and Silbury Hill. Read
The last Secret of Stonehenge and read
The last Secret of Silbury Hill.
And ...
the Key of Life. And my recent study of the
Philosopher’s Stone
has led to some
intriguing discoveries.
And then there is of course my mind-provoking thriller
Sophia's Egg.
A fascinating, suspenseful, fast paced story based on Gnostic insights,
with the question whether or not God does exists as central theme, and
what we subsequently can do with the answer.
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photographic reflections
There is this place called the ‘edge of chaos’, from complexity
theory, that I source from when I am taking pictures. In this place, I
become One with the camera and the image I am photographing. This
‘edge of chaos’ is the magical point of creativity, inspiration, and
awe, and all of this being wrapped up, curled up into one photograph. It
is the point between the manifest and the unmanifest – between the
permanent and the impermanent. It is on this ‘edge of chaos’ that I
can see the manifest, and yet be informed at the same time by the voice
of the unmanifest – the voice that sparked the manifest into being. This
essence of timelessness I capture in all my photos.
I invite you to step outside of time, and view my
images from the ‘edge’. For instance my powerful
crop circle photos.
These photos are also for sale. See
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