As to your question, we would turn it around and ask: How has humanity changed the Internet?  Because the shift and release, also known as change, that is the Internet and the experience of the Internet is actually an interactive, dynamic system of Knowing that is changing both the Internet and all of us.  The Internet as a connected computer system creates a systemic interaction of Knowing which affects and shifts all.  Knowing is being exchanged at incredible rates approaching the capacity of the brain for the first time in this current manifestation of Earth.  The Internet shifts with each use just as each person shifts with each individual use.

The primary characteristic of this shift is that humanity is increasing our capacity to connect with Knowing, rather than being primarily focused on the static need to know.

While this need to know may be the initial motivation, over time the shift will be move motivation toward Knowing.

Knowing is the awareness generated at the point of balance between Spiritual, Physical and Universal Life Force at your Center of BE-ing.  Knowing is an intrinsic characteristic of Energy.

In a static linear sense, use of the Internet is encouraging a dynamic, non-physical view of the world.

The Internet is the platform for moving the hologram into dynamic, energetic vision — away from the boundaries of linear chronology.

The Internet is the engine of non-locality, helping us to expand the capacity of our minds and move into an interconnected dynamic motion within the everyday experience of life.

Basically, the Internet is shifting us from static to dynamic, from fixed to non-local, from physical only to growing levels of awareness of our powerful balance between Spiritual, Physical and the divine animation of All That Is.

Ultimately, through the Internet, we are helping ourselves to step beyond the limits of today into claiming ourselves as creative BE-ings capable of divine Knowing within the infinite and eternal of All That Is.

We are complete.

In Joy!

Cheryl

Memory and Knowing are inherent aspects of energy.

Memory is about Observation:

The intimate, integrated, and dynamic system of observer and observed.

Intimate because observation and memory are personal experiences.

Integrated because Memory is an aspect of the dynamic system of energy we all exist within.  A system that transcends the capabilities of individual parts.

Dynamic because from the point of view of the Soul Point and All That Is, our physical world is integrated within a greater whole that is in constant eternal and infinite motion.

A system in which the observer and observed engage in an eternal and infinite dance in which each partner in each moment shifts between follow and lead, observer and observed.

Divine Source is the ultimate observer.

Where we, as energy, are able to observe evidence of this universal system of observation through all the ways we remember in our bodies, in our minds, and in our hearts.

How are you observed?  What do you observe?

Let go of your fixed platform and join the dance!

In Joy!

Cheryl

In 2010, this shadow will become the fog of early morning.  The challenge will be to learn when to attempt to burn off the fog through self-action or when to allow the fog to clear in its own time.

Know that humanity is shifting its perspective from the emphasis on the purely physical to an embodied understanding of dynamic balance between physical and spiritual BE-ing.  This is a process which requires that EVERYONE let go of that which no longer serves this new dynamic BE-ing.  Humanity as a whole — each and every one of the billions on the planet — face this challenge of shift into a new perspective.  You are now witnessing the symptoms of the resistance to this shift.

2010 will also see much happiness as more and more individuals initiated or engage further in their personal processes of shift.  This does not mean that everyone agrees on the “right” thinking or the “right” religion or the “right” politics.  Instead the shift is about accepting that everyone has their own path up the mountain of divine understanding.

When a public figure says he/she will do one thing and then does another, consider the possibility that you are witnessing someone dealing with not only their own personal fog but also with making their way toward a path which is inclusive rather than dismissive.

In your foggy moments, the question to ask is, “What faulty notion needs to be released in this moment?  What do I need to let go in order for the fog to clear?”

2010 will be full of foggy moments which will challenge you to attend to the process of your internal shift.  There is no hurry.  You will do what you need to do when you need to do it.

2010 is also a fabulous year to be outside.  Garden, walk, hike, breath.  Go outside and feel yourself enveloped within All That Is.  Visit forests, beaches, mountains, blades of grass.  Listen.  Touch.  Taste the wind on your face and feel it stir your soul.  Give yourself the opportunity to connect, observing if and when and where you may have resistance to feeling one with the natural flow of All That Is.

2010 is also a fabulous year for exploring your creative self.  More to come on this in the next week or so.

The key to coming to your truth in 2010 is learning to open yourself to your dynamic nature, moving from seeing only what you know and expect to a view point which allows you to begin to become aware of the unknown moving toward you.  Do not reach out to grab this knowing.  Instead, visualize/feel the unknown moving toward you quickly and easily, gently unveiling itself in your awareness.

The fundamental shift of humanity involves shifting the point of awareness from the known to the unknown, bringing self closer to the unknowable.

Deal with Fog by focusing your point of awareness towards your unknown, allowing new ideas and new perspectives, releasing those which no longer serve.

Find your source of Joy; fill your year with the joy of following your knowing.

In love and light, we are complete.

In Joy!
Cheryl

Knowing is an inner, individual process which illuminates our darker corners. Knowing is ever evolving — becoming from moment to moment — a new motion within as we live our lives within what we know, do not know, and are yet unable to know.

In this sense the unknowable is that which is just beyond our grasp — that which dances just beyond our field of perception. The unknowable can go unnoticed easily as we go about the day-in and day-out of our lives. Yet the unknowable is also that which beckons, unrecognized, as the motivator of action, of thought, and of feeling.

Sometimes we mistake the unknowable as the dangerous and the chaotic because the unknowable can feel like the waters we dare never enter.

Look around you. Look at the circumstances of your life. Feel into the edges. What is unknowable? What feels like you should not enter? Ask yourself: Why? Ask yourself: Why not enter my unknowable? What will I find? What may I learn to embrace into my Knowing?

Winter is the time we take in each year’s passing to commune with our unknowable. Literally a time of going inside, winter in her barren aspect holds our seeds of knowing.

In this month of two full moons (12/2 & 12/31), the invitation of Winter Solstice from shortening to lengthening, and the many joyous holiday celebrations, I invite you to think a bit on your unknowable, letting the dark unveil your light.

In Joy!
Cheryl