Torsten Muller
Industry & Technology
"High Technology" is here and -- unless this world is absolutely devastated -- it's here to stay. This all comes with a cost though. We like to ignore that and simply keep clicking the next movie on Netflix, but as Marvel has enjoyed telling us "the bill always comes due".
12 Universal Laws Of Nature
- Divine Oneness All is connected. Why do we align ourselves with technology we do not understand?
- Vibration If every thing has its own vibration, what things do our phones control through their incredible variety of vibrations?
- Action Are our actions really of our own accord?
- Correspondence Our high technology require very specific inputs, yet we stuff huge variety of foods into our mouths without a thought.
- Cause and Effect Actions must be thoughtful. Do we really understand the chains of Effect Caused by our everyday browsing habits?
- Compensation The well-being of ourselves and our neighbors should come first. Why use money to negate the effects of unhealthy jobs, when the opposite option is much more fulfilling?
- Attraction if our personal energies can effect change, why would we allow technology to control our energy?
- Perpetual Transmutation Of Energy Simple 5 volt DC electricity --> high frequency radiation somehow harnessing and transmuting the energy would be much better than trying to block it.
- Relativity Regardless of what we are told, we alone can understand the world relative to our own persons.
- Polarity Everything requires its opposite to be nullified. Excessive sunlight doesn't nullify artificial lighting.
- Rhythm The movement of images, frequencies of sound, and radiation of light. All have certain rhythms that are projected into your world by the technology that surrounds you. Affecting our bodies and minds in many ways.
- Gender The ceaseless imagery of androgyny is everywhere in our modern aesthetic.