Everything within the universe is connected.
Through this interconnectedness, everything affects everything else.
From the dawn of human spiritual experiences to present-day scientific discoveries, the
reality of oneness and interconnectedness has continued to permeate as a recurring aspect
of existence within the vastness of what we refer to as Reality.
We are realizing, with a continuously-growing conviction, that change and transformation,
whether it be in society, consciousness, or otherwise is directly affected by other elements
of our universe that have the ability to affect us in transformational ways.
These connections, which many times are unable to be seen through the limited field of human
awareness act as two-way portals and tunnels through which energy particles and fields
travel through.
This may seem like something out of a sci-fi story but has time and time again been proven
to be a very genuine part of our reality.
Researchers have long known that the Earth and the sun must be connected.
Earth's magnetosphere (the magnetic bubble that surrounds our planet) is filled with
particles from the sun that arrive via the solar wind and penetrate the planet's magnetic
defenses.
They enter by following magnetic field lines that can be traced from terra firma all the
way back to the sun's atmosphere.
In 2008 it was publicly stated that there are magnetic portals that connect the sun’s
magnetic field with the earth’s.
A year earlier scientists uncovered an elaborate and vast web of cosmic filaments hundreds
of millions of light years long that connect galaxies to each others.
Not only are the sun and the earth linked with each other but so are galaxies light
years upon light years away.
Distance is no obstacle for the interconnectedness of our universe.
The energetic particles produced at the Sun in flares seldom reach the Earth.
When they do, the Earth's magnetic field prevents almost all of them from reaching the Earth's
surface.
The small number of very high energy particles that does reach the surface does not significantly
increase the level of radiation that we experience every day.
The most serious effects on human activity occur during major geomagnetic storms.
It is now understood that the major geomagnetic storms are induced by coronal mass ejections
(CMEs).
Coronal mass ejections are usually associated with flares, but sometimes no flare is observed
when they occur.
Like flares, CMEs are more frequent during the active phase of the Sun's approximately
11 year cycle.
The last maximum in solar activity, the maximum of the current solar cycle, was in April,
2014.
Coronal mass ejections are more likely to have a significant effect on our activities
than flares because they carry more material into a larger volume of interplanetary space,
increasing the likelihood that they will interact with the Earth.
While a flare alone produces high-energy particles near the Sun, some of which escape into interplanetary
space, a CME drives a shock wave which can continuously produce energetic particles as
it propagates through interplanetary space.
When a CME reaches the Earth, its impact disturbs the Earth's magnetosphere, setting off a geomagnetic
storm.
The Russian scientist Alexander Tchijevsky put together the histories of 72 countries
beginning at 500 BCE and culminating in 1922 within the present era.
He constructed an Index of Mass Human Excitability, in which he found that 80% of the most significant
human events occurred during a 5 year period surrounding the peak of solar activity.
What this discovery shows us is that when solar-geomagnetic activity is changing the
fastest, it has the greatest potential to affect our moods, behavior patterns, creativity
and trends.
His thinking was probably influenced by the striking observation that two Russian revolutions
of the early 20th century (in 1905-07 and 1917)
and several major European revolutions of the
19th century (in 1830, 1848, and 1871) occurred in the years of maximum solar activity.
To justify his conviction, Chizhevsky scrutinized the available sunspot records and solar observations
comparing them to riots, revolutions, battles and wars.
He found that a significant percent of revolutions and what he classified as “the most important
historical events” involving “large numbers of people” occurred in the 3-year periods
around sunspot maximums.
Getting back to the sun and the earth, we come to a very significant and important realization…that
solar flares have a direct effect on everything that exists on our blue home planet and even
human consciousness.
The sun has such incredible power that it is able to send solar flares shooting into
the Earth’s atmosphere and affecting its electromagnetic energy field, as well as affecting
each person’s electromagnetic energy field.
There is a positive side to the increase in sun activity.
Periods of increased solar activity don’t just correlate with societal unrest, but also
give rise to innovation and enhanced imagination in architecture, arts and science.
The old social structures which are not helping humanity become more consciously evolved might
be replaced with more suitable and sustainable models.
Above all else, this is a time of opportunity and possibility and the chance to use these
rushes of energy to create humanitarian advances and a sustainable living environment.
We are all affected slightly differently by these cosmic forces, such as solar flares,
which is why one person may be affected negativity whereas another in a more positive way.
In order for us to not get into such a downward spiral, we need to identify the negative emotions
before we are able to resolve them.
If our electro-magnetic energy field is weakened, we become more likely to be significantly
affected by the increasing solar activity.
The solar flares and photonic waves emanating from the sun are changing the fabric of our
physical reality as they exert a powerful effect on our physical cellular level, causing
our cellular memories to awaken and clear.
Unprocessed emotions from past traumas and experiences are stored in the form of low
frequency energy as cellular memories.
Photonic waves from the sun consist of higher frequency energy that serves to elevate the
lower emotional frequency of our cellular memories.
As these cellular memories are re-calibrated to the higher frequency, we may find ourselves
spontaneously releasing the lower emotions of sadness, anger, and grief, without knowing
why.
These sudden periods of ‘release’ may last up to twenty minutes, and may also include
the sensation of the body heating up in the form of a “hot flash”.
It may feel like a surge of unexpected feelings has surfaced from out of the blue, and have
just as suddenly dissipated.
Something that each and every one of us can do is to increase the emotional balance and
coherence within ourselves.
Harmony is essential in times of chaos.
This will enable us as individuals to use these influxes of energy to our advantage.
When we raise our internal coherence, we can positively affect our personal relationships
and our social environment, which will also be positively reflected in the collective
consciousness of humanity.
Let’s use this period of increased solar energy to create great opportunities for positive
social transformation.