Balder Ex-Libris

Author : Braden Gregg
Title : The divine matrix Bridging time, space, miracles, and belief
Year : 2007

Link download : Braden_Gregg_-_The_divine_matrix.zip

Introduction. Come to the edge. We might fall. Come to the edge. It’s too high! COME TO THE EDGE And they came. and he pushed. and they flew. With these words, we’re shown a beautiful example of the power that awaits us when we allow ourselves to venture beyond the bounds of what we’ve always believed to be true in our lives. In this brief dialogue from the contemporary poet Christopher Logue, a group of initiates find themselves in an experience that’s very different from what they had originally expected.1 Rather than simply being at the edge, through their teacher’s encouragement, they find themselves beyond it, in a way that’s both surprising and empowering. It is in this uncharted territory that they experience themselves in a new way—and in their discovery, they find a new freedom. In many respects, the pages that follow are like coming to the initiates’ edge. They describe the existence of a field of energy—the Divine Matrix—that provides the container, as well as a bridge and a mirror, for everything that happens between the world within us and the one outside of our bodies. The fact that this field exists in everything from the smallest particles of the quantum atom to distant galaxies whose light is just now reaching our eyes, and in everything between, changes what we’ve believed about our role in creation. For some of you, what you’re about to read is a new and very different way of thinking about how things work in life. For others, it’s a comforting synthesis of what you already know, or at least suspect, to be true. For everyone, however, the existence of a primal web of energy that connects your bodies, the world, and everything in the universe opens the door to a powerful and mysterious possibility. ...