Foreword - (Volume One)

Awakening to Self - (Volume One)

The Illusion of Separation - (Volume One)

Entering Our Earth Vessel - (Volume One)

Unconscious Creation - (Volume One)

Conscious Creation - (Volume Two)

Superconscious Creation - (Volume Two)

Foreword

Becoming ONE People and Planet is a blend of ecology, psychology, metaphysics, science, art, poetry, and storytelling. This combination is meant to encourage whole brain thinking—the ability to simultaneously use the analytical/sequential thinking of our left brains and the holistic/creative thinking of our right brains.

This synchronized and unified thinking can allow us to access more than the usual 10 to 15 percent of our brains to discover what latent potentials lie hidden from our conscious awareness. As we expand our brains, we open our minds to concepts and ideas that once seemed impossible. This expansion allows us to rise above the doldrums of daily survival to discover not only our hidden qualities, but also our Multidimensional SELF, the part of us we have forgotten.

Not only are we using merely 10 to 15 percent of our brains, but scientists have also told us that 90 to 95 percent of our DNA is "junk DNA," or DNA with no known function. Where in nature is an organism only 10 to 15 percent functional? The respond is, when the organism is in chrysalis form. If we are in chrysalis form, then who or what are we becoming? This answer may be so complex that it’s simply not available to our mundane mind.

Fortunately, as our right and left brains communicate with each other, our egos and our souls also communicate, this expanded communication extends our consciousness beyond the confines of what we think of as ordinary reality. With this expansion, multidimensional realities from the quantum world to the higher dimensions become available for our exploration. What is constant in all of these realities is Gaia, the consciousness of planet Earth. With this realization, we understand that we are not only merging with our expanded potentials and our Multidimensional SELF, we are also merging with Earth, the planet of which we are a part.

These concepts may seem unfeasible now, but our everyday lives have greatly changed in a very short time. Only one generation ago, the world seemed very large. Letters and newspapers could take days, weeks, or even months to travel from sender to receiver. Due to the difficulty in communication, the different areas of the world were very separate. It was a time when everyone could safely feel as though his or her personal reality was protected from the problems and strife far, far away.

Now, there is no "far away" in communication. Through the internet, we can communicate instantly with just about anyone, anywhere. Every area of the world is a click away, and we can view events the instant they happen—no matter where on the globe they are occurring. Because of this, the planet no longer seems so large; nor do we feel as safe, for now our problems are planetary. Humanity is finally realizing that the Earth, not just our neighborhood or even our country, is our home—and our home is in trouble!

When the planet seemed so big and we all felt separated from each other, we believed we were limited in our ability to change planetary situations. Besides, we thought that as humans, we were the most evolved species and nothing could end our reign over this Earth that we thought of as a thing. Fortunately, our consciousness has expanded enough for many of us to realize that the Earth is a living being whose ecosystem is vital to our survival. 

Because of these realizations, the collective consciousness of humanity experiences immense fear. Many people will ask, "I am only one person. What can I do?" Indeed, one person seemingly does not have much power to make an impact on our currently grave situation, that same situation about which we were repeatedly warned back when we felt safe.

Yet if we pull our heads out from under the covers and use our collective voice, we can make a difference. In the children’s story Horton Hears a Who!, by Dr. Seuss, all the Whos in Whoville had to raise their voices in order to save their world. In the end, it was the contribution of the small voice of one child who had been playing alone who saved Whoville from sure disaster.

What if our individual voice is the one voice that will save our planet, and we do not speak up? Maybe our singular contribution is the one that will move our collective consciousness into the critical mass that will wake up the sleeping masses from millennia of separation to manifest planetary unity. However, whether we wish to recognize it or not, the planet is already a unified, living being and her consciousness, Gaia, calls us to awaken now. We must release old illusions of being separated within our thinking, from our expanded selves, from each other, and from our planet.

Up until now, we have all been caterpillars whose entire universe was a single branch. But we, like Earth, are great multidimensional beings who are on the verge of expansion into the greater expression of self. Now we are becoming butterflies, and like the monarch, we can travel vast distances within our lifetime. Amazingly, the greatest distance we will travel is from our caterpillar (ego/self) to our butterfly (Soul/SELF). Yes, the situation on our planet seems impossible to cure. However, a caterpillar can only crawl, whereas a butterfly can travel huge distances on wings that can be dismantled by a simple touch.

We do not have to look far to find the miracle that will save us. Myriad miracles are right here on the very planet we have thought of as a thing. What if we instead viewed the planet as a life form named Gaia? What if we saw ourselves as a part of this life form, just like our fingers are a part of our hands? What if we awakened from millennia of illusion to find the truth that the people and the planet are one? If we are indeed one with Gaia, then healing our own fear and darkness would heal a portion of the planetary fear and darkness. Then, we would no longer be talking about being one person but instead about being one planet.