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The Change Artist | Mastering The Art of Reinventing Yourself

By Marina Rose, QDNA^®

The Magnificent Human Experience^™

September 06, 2016

“Every, time I paint, I throw myself into the water in order to learn how to swim.”   --Édouard Manet

Mornings can sometimes be hard. It’s that delicate time of the day when we routinely become shape-shifters, waking up and exiting the dream world to face the minutia of details that make up the life that we presently call our own.

Sometimes that’s the life we’ve always dreamed of—and sometimes it’s not.

Sometimes it’s the life we once dreamed of—in that “past life” -- before our current self began poking its fragile little wings out of their tightly spun cocoon.

Change is a natural part of life’s evolution —and we can never define ourselves today by who we were yesterday.

So what’s a dreamer to do?

When you dream of flying…

“Sometimes you wake up. Sometimes the fall kills you. And sometimes, when you fall, you fly.”
                                 --- Neil Gaiman, The Sandman, Fables and Reflections

Deep down, we all have some lifelong dream living inside of us — whether it’s to launch our own business, write a novel, or be that artist we’ve always thought we’d become.

Sometimes our dreams are so downright wild and crazy that we haven’t ever even told anyone about them. And sometimes we speak of them so often it’s the only thing about us anyone ever knows. But these are the dreams that define us, and resonate with our true and authentic self.

Our beautiful dreams and goals live in our conscious and unconscious mind, access them with Yoga Nidra, “physic sleep yoga”. Take flight and harness them positively whatever time of day or night. Balance on the razor’s edge, the path of sushuma and the awakening of the Kundalini. I say this is the awakening of our Positive Passion™. The awakening of our positive passion™ will prevent us from getting lost in the past and it will keep us attuned to our ever changing present self.

Even if we’re focused on our dreams, unless we stay attuned to our ever changing selves, this disconnect can find us chasing after the--wrong dreams—completely misaligned with what we really want. It can have us giving up, just when we need to push harder, and blindly persisting when we actually should stop.

As we grow and experience life’s wisdom, making big life changes isn’t always easy—even if our vision is crystal clear and our dreams well defined. That’s because before we can reinvent ourselves we have to know who we really are. We have to take stock of our strengths and weaknesses, embrace our passions and be honest about our true desires.

We have to become a Change Artist, and dip our paintbrush into our soul, and use our true spirit to paint the canvas of our lives, as we create a doorway into our minds crossing new dimensions.

Source: MarinaRoseQDNA.com

QDNA^® Quantum Connection^™
Perhaps the most remarkable intellectual achievement of the twentieth century was the development of quantum theory, which radically transformed our understanding of the nature of reality.

Somehow, amidst a persistent and dominate worldview of old materialistic, reductionist Newtonian physics which perceived the world and everything in it as merely a small part of giant mechanical universe--separate and disconnected--a small group of brilliant thinkers emerged with what was then radical new ideas.

There are many clues throughout the evolution of science that point to the inspiration for early quantum theory coming directly from the Vedas. Plank, Bohr and Schrödinger, the early founders of quantum physics, were all avid readers of the Vedas and observed that their experiments in quantum physics were entirely consistent with what they had read in the ancient Vedic texts.

Vedanta, the ancient Indian Vedic tradition and its ancient sacred texts, derives its name from the Sanskrit word “Veda”, literally translated as “knowledge”, which some scholars date back as far as five to seven thousands years.

In the early twentieth century quantum theory emerged, long before the advent of new technologies such the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN, the world's largest and most powerful particle accelerator that for the first time in history allows scientists to pierce the atom and look deeper and deeper into the quantum world.

In a radical and brilliant stroke of human achievement, quantum theory shattered the prevailing mechanical world view, and its principles laid the foundation for an entirely new understanding of not only our physical world, but set the basis of all other important science as well. Chemistry, biology, and all other scientific disciplines benefited from this shift, paving the way for many of our most astonishing technological advances.

The Magnificent Human Experience^™ is a monthly blog written by Marina Rose, QDNA^®, exploring themes on quantum science, consciousness and the human body. From the lost ancient healing power of Solfeggio Frequencies to cutting edge discoveries in Intuition and Remote Viewing, The Magnificent Human Experience^™ is a powerful and potent exploration of what it truly means to be human.

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