I Like Rocks

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The website content discusses the philosophical perspective that rocks, like all things, are imbued with Source consciousness and can experience feelings, particularly the joy of sunrise.

Abstract

The article titled "I Like Rocks" presents a unique viewpoint on the nature of consciousness and feeling in non-living entities, specifically rocks. The author challenges the common belief that rocks cannot feel by suggesting that all things, including rocks, are filled with the same unconditional love of Source consciousness as humans. The author argues that rocks, vibrating at a slower rate and thus physically denser, may actually be more capable of feeling than humans, who are often preoccupied with thinking and emoting. By being empty vessels, rocks are seen as more receptive to the feeling of the first morning sunshine, which the author believes increases their joy vibration. The author draws a parallel to their own human experience of sunrise, suggesting that the human body, composed of rocks and water, responds similarly with a heightened sense of joy. The piece concludes with a reference to the author's book and other recent writings, inviting readers to explore more of their work.

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The author posits that rocks are capable of feeling, contrary to the common belief that they are inanimate and insensate.
Rocks are seen as having a consciousness, albeit vibrating at a slower rate, which makes them physically denser but no less filled with Source consciousness.
The author suggests that rocks may experience a significant increase in joy vibration when touched by the first rays of sunshine.
Humans, according to the author, have become disconnected from the fundamental feeling that gives life due to their focus on thinking and emoting.
The author believes that rocks, by their nature as empty vessels, are inherently more capable of allowing feeling to flow through them than most humans.
The author's personal spiritual practice involves becoming an empty vessel to fully experience the sunrise, drawing a parallel with the perceived experience of rocks.
The author's perspective is that everything in the physical world originates from the same Source consciousness, implying a universal connectedness in all forms of existence.

Have you ever imagined being one?

Have you ever wondered what a big ole rock feels as it is touched by the first rays of sunshine in the morning? I have.

What’s that you say? Rocks can’t feel? Well, I beg to differ. “Oh yeah?” you say, “How do you know rocks can feel?” I don’t. How do you know they can’t?

I choose to see all things as imbued with Source consciousness/energy. I see life in all things. Rocks may vibrate at a very slow rate (the slower you vibrate, the more physically dense you are) but I see them as created from and filled with the very same unconditional love of Source consciousness/energy as we humans are created from and filled with. Everything in our physical world comes from the same Source consciousness before it takes on form in physicality. That unconditional Source consciousness is feeling so if a rock comes from feeling then how can it not feel?

While humans are so totally preoccupied with thinking and emoting that they have lost awareness of that feeling that gives them life, rocks, who don’t do much thinking and emoting, are probably far more capable of feeling than many humans. How can a rock not feel the first rays of sunshine in the morning? If I were a rock I would be practically trembling with excitement and anticipation during those last minutes before sunrise. That is how I am as a human, but only because I’ve made it a spiritual practice to go outside in the early morning and to stop all thoughts and emotions in order to become an empty vessel to greet the sun as it pokes its magnificence above the horizon.

Rocks do not have to become empty vessels. They already are empty vessels. In this way they are far more capable of allowing feeling to flow through them. Their feeling capacity is great and I am convinced that their level of joy vibration (a feeling-tone vibration) increases substantially upon being touched by the first rays of sunshine of the day. That joy vibration is how my human body, which is made of rocks and water, responds to the sunrise.

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