Bubble Theory
We live in a world of bubbles (Bubble Blabber #3)
Bubble Blabber: Part 1 , Part 2 , Part 3 , Part 4 , Part 5
One can spend an entire lifetime seeking spiritual knowledge and understanding, one can study all the great spiritual traditions, read all the great spiritual books, attend all the great lectures and meditate for thousands of hours. Eventually, all that seeking hopefully leads to one basic truth: Unconditional love transforms all things. It is really quite simple. What is complicated is discovering and then releasing the thousands of blockages we hold to this basic understanding. And when we do finally realize this fundamental power we also realize that there is an unlimited supply of unconditional love available. It can never be depleted.
The unseen, formless realm of consciousness is made of pure unlimited unconditional love. Here in the physical world there is another concurrent unseen, invisible realm that is not to be confused with the greater unlimited realm of pure unlimited unconditional love. You see, every object in this physical world (and indeed every thought form) has a little bubble around it. While this bubble may be invisible, what it contains is the consciousness of the object it surrounds. Every single plant or animal or mineral or human has an electromagnetic field, or bubble, surrounding it and this bubble holds the consciousness of that plant or animal or mineral or human.
There are also collective bubbles. For example, there is a collective bubble for all bird consciousness. There is a collective bubble for the collective maple tree consciousness in addition to the bubble each individual maple tree has. There is a collective whale consciousness. There is a collective molybdenum consciousness bubble. There is a collective human consciousness bubble. And the Earth herself has both an individual bubble of consciousness as well as a collective bubble of all the individual consciousnesses upon her.
Humans have numerous collective bubbles. There are family bubbles, relationship bubbles, town bubbles, national bubbles, religion bubbles, race bubbles, gender bubbles, political bubbles, and even internet bubbles. In the physical world consciousness creates bubbles to hold itself. While the object at the center of the bubble may be apparent to the human senses and noggin, the bubble itself is basically invisible. But just because it’s invisible doesn’t mean it is that unlimited, eternal field of invisible unconditional love that I have been talking about. While unconditional love permeates all things, including these bubbles, these bubbles are also filled with the conditional, individuated consciousness of what the bubble surrounds. This is an important distinction.
Isn’t it fun to see our world as a world of bubbles? There are giant bubbles, large bubbles, medium-sized bubbles, small bubbles and tiny bubbles. Of course, we can’t really see those bubbles since they are invisible but knowing that they are there can open up whole new perspectives. I would like to explain how my own perspectives were tweaked by playing with bubble theory.
First, I want to say that I have read and studied two wonderful teachers; Bruce Lipton and Anita Moorjani. What I learned from these two people helped bring about a clearer understanding of what I playfully call bubble theory. I’ll talk about Anita later. Right now, I want to focus on what I learned from Bruce Lipton.
Bruce Lipton is a scientist who, as he describes it, didn’t have a spiritual bone in his body. He was a typical left-brained scientist who had no patience for new age spiritual woo-woo. He was all about verifiable facts. But after a lifetime working with petri dishes in laboratories he came to profoundly embrace metaphysical spirituality. Science actually led him to spirituality! How incredibly awesome is that?
He worked in the field of genetics and the prevailing scientific dogma on genetics is that our genes determine our lives. We are victims of our genes. They determine our behavior, what diseases we will get, all of our physical characteristics and just about everything else. But working in his lab, Bruce discovered that this is not true. I am not about to describe his scientific premises, which he calls epigenetics. He does a pretty good job of doing that himself. Check him out.
The simple thing to realize from Bruce’s exhaustive life’s work is that we are not victims of our genetics; that instead of our genes determining the life of a cell, the cell instead responds first to its environment. So what is a cell’s immediate environment? It’s the tiny bubble that surrounds it! It’s the bubble!
Okay, I’ve said that every human has a bubble, or field, surrounding them. This bubble holds that human’s consciousness. It’s invisible but it’s there (and science is slowly learning how to detect it). From this model of a human and their bubble we can go macro or micro. On the macro side there are all the collective bubbles of human consciousness. That human is not only a part of her own bubble but is also part of numerous collective bubbles. On the micro side we have smaller bubbles within our one bubble that surrounds us. For instance, we have seven chakra bubbles. There is also a bubble around every organ in the body. Going even smaller there are bubbles around every single cell in the body. So we, as individuals, are actually a collective of gazillions of smaller bubbles. Doesn’t that just make you feel all bubbly inside?
According to Bruce Lipton every cell in our bodies have little tiny hairs around them which are like antennae. These antennae pick up information from the bubble surrounding the cell and then transmit that information to the cell nucleus and DNA and the cell RESPONDS to its environment (what the bubble antennae pick up). The DNA and genetics are simply a vast store of templates available to the cell to use in its RESPONSE to the environment of its bubble.
So what is in the environment of that bubble? It’s invisible and appears as just a bunch of empty space. But that bubble is filled with consciousness and it is this consciousness that the cells respond to. So where did the consciousness come from? It comes from two places. For one, it comes from that infinite unseen world of unlimited unconditional love. That unseen world is everywhere and permeates all things so it’s got to be in that bubble, too, right? But there is another consciousness that fills the bubble also. This consciousness comes from us. It is an amalgamation of ALL of our thoughts and emotions; all the consciousness that we put out. This consciousness fills the big bubble that surrounds our body but it also fills all the smaller bubbles as well. It fills every bubble surrounding every cell in our body. So all the cells in our body are responding directly to the consciousness that we are putting out; all of our collective thoughts, emotions and expressions.
So when it comes to the health of our bodies, we are not victims of our genetics. The health of our bodies is determined by the consciousness we fill all our bubbles with.
Now let’s say you’re a rock. Rocks don’t have many thoughts and emotions. They don’t have running commentary going on in their noggins. They don’t judge other rocks. They don’t judge themselves. They don’t emote pity or sorrow or guilt or anger or hate. They just are; emitting a very stable consciousness of ‘being.’ Could this be why rocks don’t get cancer?
A rock’s bubble, and smaller bubbles, are filled with the unseen realm of pure unconditional love as well as a stable consciousness of being a rock. That pure unconditional love is not overshadowed by a lot of consciousness blabber. Human bubbles, however, are filled to the brim with very unstable and often dysfunctional consciousness that can be so intense as to overshadow the pure unconditional love in the bubble. The cell’s antennae will pick up the pure unconditional love (that’s what keeps it alive) but it also picks up the mountain of dysfunctional consciousness being pumped into the cell’s bubble by our thinking and emotions. And they respond to this. That’s why a cell can get sick. That’s why humans get cancer. Our bubbles are polluted with dysfunctional consciousness.
So how do we transform and heal a sick cell? What did I say in a previous paragraph? Let me repeat it: Unconditional love transforms all things. It’s a matter of transforming our consciousness into a pristine state of being, of presence, of emptiness in order to surrender to and allow the pure unconditional love of the infinite unseen world to wash through the cell’s bubble, cleaning it of the pollution of our thoughts and emotions. By getting into this state of presence on a regular basis the cell responds and transforms to its normal healthy state. It is also important to become aware of, to become the observer of, the stream of consciousness we are emitting the rest of the time when we are not in that pristine state. Every thought we have goes into our bubbles so, as a conscious observer of our thoughts we can begin to pick and choose more carefully the thoughts we are constantly filling our bubbles with. As the true self observer of our being we can control what fills our bubbles and the gazillions of cells in our body will respond.
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