I seem to remember hearing that Teacher Chai is connected to the Thai royal family, though I am not certain. When he came to Nakazakicho, I had an opportunity to meet him, so I would like to record what I learned there in my own way.
What stayed with me was what he taught me about the “center” as he guided me through to the very end. In scientific terms, within the principle of yin and yang called quantum entanglement, a center always exists.
No matter how far apart things may be, from God’s ultra-macroscopic perspective, everything gathers at the center. That center is both yin and yang, and is neither yin nor yang. It is both, and it is neither. I was taught that God’s consciousness exists in that center and that it is God itself. Our souls also exist there, overlapping with it.
Teacher Chai said, “That place knows everything.” In our lives, we create and experience various synchronicity phenomena. The answer itself that resolves all of those vision quests and mysteries lies at the center of yin and yang.
In shamanic ceremonies, we move toward that center. We align our consciousness with the soul at the center of the center—the center of the center of the chest. Because a misalignment between the soul and the mind appears in the body, reprogramming that error program means tuning our frequency to the answer.
When we tune our frequency to the answer itself and, through telepathy and concentration, synchronize yin and yang as coherence and activate both, reprogramming occurs. This is something I have presented as a result of my research.
When these are combined, they connect to what we are exploring as quantum consciousness studies: quantum meditation, a method of meditation that brings consciousness into a quantum state. The principle is that reprogramming occurs when we enter the theta waves of altered consciousness and deepen our concentration.
I feel that I have gained a certain kind of conviction about this principle. Guided by Teacher Chai, it has become a result for which I am truly grateful.
Yin and yang are like you and me. A person I had a session with on Zoom earlier also said, “There is someone I find difficult.” The relationship between that person I find difficult and me is also yin and yang. When my observation turns negative, I lose the center.
The answer is in that center, and the consciousness that knows everything is in everyone’s soul. From God’s scale, there are various entanglements of yin and yang, but every paired yin and yang has a center.
On the microscopic scale, those centers may be out of alignment with one another. But from God’s macroscopic perspective, only the center is shining.
Our souls are divided spirits of God’s consciousness. That is precisely why we want to explore so many things. The answer is not within the duality of yin and yang, but in a multidimensional world of infinite holography. I learned that it is important to bring about telepathic coherence.
“Did you understand what it means?”
“I understood.”
Yes. Whether negative or positive, there is a center, and that pair of yin and yang observes one of the two directions of rotation. I gained that conviction.
Thank you.