Awareness Beyond: The Interconnected Dimensions of Telepathic Beings

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Have you heard about Alex grey? He is an American visionary artist known for his intricate and spiritually themed paintings, which often feature detailed representations of the human body interwoven with complex patterns and spiritual symbols.
      This is one of his work. Artistic processes often require deep introspection and self-reflection, which can lead to greater self-awareness and spiritual insight. The act of creating art can be a meditative and transformative practice, allowing artists like him to explore and express complex spiritual and metaphysical concepts.  I'm not talking about just drawing something based on some reference or relying on an external source but abstract art and drawing from imagination. So, while drawing from a reference hones observation skills, drawing from imagination is like exercising your creative muscle. It strengthens neural pathways, fosters divergent thinking, and allows you to tap into a wellspring of creative energy. 

"Some angels or djinn on the interdimensional planes I've seen have shifting spectral skin colours and patterns. Though they have mouths they seem to communicate telepathically." Says Alex grey. Many spiritual and metaphysical traditions believe in a fundamental interconnectedness among all beings. This idea aligns with the concept of a larger, universal consciousness or entity of which we are all a part. As of now mainstream science has not found conclusive evidence supporting the existence of telepathy. But have you wondered how other living organisms such as birds and animals communicate? Yes, they do telepathically. But we do not look deep into those matters as it does not serve us or we're just too busy in our own world. When we compare our species to any other, we find that us human beings are spiritually less evolved. We are too much dependent on mobile phones. Excessive exposure to EMFs from electronic devices and wireless networks is believed by some to disrupt natural energy fields and interfere with the aura and make it less potent.Consuming a diet high in processed foods, sugar, and unhealthy fats can lead to physical and mental health issues that impede spiritual growth.
fluoride is often cited in alternative health and spiritual communities as a substance that can calcify the pineal gland.
Let's see the case of plants and fungi. Terence McKenna was a complex and influential figure who challenged conventional thinking about consciousness. McKenna believed plants might possess a different kind of consciousness, one not reliant on brains. He explored the idea of a "Gaian mind," a planetary intelligence with which humans could potentially connect through psychedelics like psilocybin mushrooms. Just like he says.. "This is the mushroom's program"


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