Hey Open and Friends :-)

When I look at this crop circle, my brain immediately translates it into a 3D construct, a polyhedron of sorts. The central part seems to be rising or sinking and the most external layer of triangles exhibits a perspective effect. What strikes me is that all “fragments” are actually just aspects of the whole, working in harmony as a continuity. They are connected at their tips to allow for individual expression within the whole. This particular crop circle feels to me like a blueprint or instruction. I do not see a reflection of disfunction in it...

All this reminds me of the icosahedral model of human body displaying a continuous tension and floating compression. People who practice martial arts know that to get the maximum energy you tap into the core and then explode with tremendous force from within. Pulling the force from deep inside your available structures is recruiting the entire body mass, all connected “fragments”, the continuity of the form. For example, you will not be able to throw a ball very far if your hip or hamstrings are dissociated (unavailable). You will also be able to dissipate a blow much easier if you embody your whole system. Literally all “parts” of the system are important supplying different dynamics to the whole. The more "parts" are involved, the greater the capacity to store and release the energy through the entire system. (I put the word "parts" in quotation marks, because there is no such thing; it's just a useful reference.).

So, our physical bodies are like Mobius strips, without beginning and without the end, expressing health and vitality as continuity and dis-ease through fragmentation and dissociation. I see each of us is a reflection of a greater structure of the collective consciousness, a fractal construct spiraling out, constantly changing. The more structure consciousness we have within our body, the more energy can be stored and released from it. I think the same applies to the global consciousness.

So, whatever we realign, will affect the dynamics of the whole. That’s why I have tremendous amount of gratitude and respect for the work you all are doing now at the Facilitators Summer School. I thank you for helping us all to find the connection to the Source.

Hugs,

M.