Love: A Force of Nature

Living in the Experiment

Love is the reason we are here, many of us.

We are living in an experiment. This place is called Planet Earth, the world, reality, being a human. This place, the domain of the Emerald Queen, the Green Empress, the Green Goddess, Queen Tara, is a world in which a particular type of Love is at the center of an experimental test trial. You could call Terra, Tara, a Love Zone. We are living inside a Love Laboratory, an experimental test facility devoted among other things to testing out this new mode of power. Your life, to a certain extent, is a test run for a new invention.

That’s right, our particular variety of Love is not common in the cosmos.

Unconditional Love is an invention, a fairly new invention. We are the test subjects, the crucible, for this fairly new force of nature. This Experimental World is a laboratory, a test facility, in the application and operation of our version of unconditional love. Huey Lewis and his band named it correctly when they put it to music: The Power of Love. The 1960s were an early test-drive of this prototype.

Love in the Human Body

The human body is a tri-partite construction. Part 1 is the head region, the area above the neck. Part 2 is the mid-region, the throat and chest. Part 3 is the lower region, dominated by the digestive tract and organs.

Part 1 of the Human Body (the Head)

The endocrine glands in the head are called the pineal and the pituitary. Both names begin with the same 2 letters. In most people, according to autopsies, the pineal is shrunken and misshapen and appears to be shriveled, probably because it is dormant, inactive. The pineal gland operates the so-called “third eye,” a mystical energy center associated with gurus and religious leaders and enlightened people and prophets and teachers.

The pituitary is the center of the mind, what people often call the “brain.” The brain is typically the organ associated with the individual personal consciousness. However, that consciousness, that personal identity, your personal identity, does not reside in an organ of the human body. It resides in an invisible place beyond the human body. Nevertheless, in our incomplete understanding of the nature of reality, we think of ourselves as being located in the brain: specifically, in the pituitary.

Part 2 of the Human Body (the Heart, or Mid-Region)

The endocrine glands in the mid-region are called the thyroid and the thymus. Both names begin with the same 3 letters. The thyroid corresponds with the human center of speech and expression. It is the physical locus of the voice. So while the pituitary is the locus of the identity of a person who is mind-based, an intellectual, the thyroid is the locus of that person’s voice.

An explanation of the thymus will follow shortly, after this short background material is covered.

Part 3 of the Human Body (the Gut, or Lower Region)

Notice the remaining endocrine glands do not appear to have similar names: the adrenal glands, the testis and ovary, the glands in the pancreas. The anus is also an energy center, according to some mythologies which associate it with the root chakra. Although at first glance this region might not seem important, nevertheless people are said to have “guts,” people sometimes rely on their “gut instinct,” so trust me, the gut is a highly valuable center of human experience as well.

Be advised that this tri-partite description is merely one perspective, and a perspective that might not even be particularly valuable. However, everyone can understand this view of the human body because it matches what everyone can see. The more nuanced descriptions of the human energy system are less accessible, because only select people can see the finer elements of the electromagnetic field of the human body, like chakras and auras. The rest of us only see the densest elements of the body, the actual flesh and bones and organs.

the Thymus

This Beta Test taking place in the human body is centered around the thymus: the thymus is the physical seat of this new variety of power. The thymus is the primary transmitter of love in the human body, like a speaker is the transmitter of a sound system or a radio. Love is expressed through the thymus like sound (radio shows, baseball games, music) is expressed through an audio speaker.

The thymus is called a butterfly gland because it is shaped like a butterfly or a bird, with 2 wings and a central portion. Back to autopsies, if you look up “thymus” you will likely find similar descriptions to the pineal: shrunken, shriveled, doesn’t have any known function, worthless organ, stuff like that.

Shifting gears slightly, think of valentines. Valentine’s Day greeting cards and messages filled with hearts. Think of the entire collection of emojis used to express love, the various “hearts” of different colors and shapes.

The Valentine is the symbol for the Thymus. The Valentine is a butterfly-shaped object which matches the Thymus in appearance.

A skinny, gaunt valentine is an underdeveloped “heart,” a love organ which is deficient in some way. A fat, juicy valentine is a robust and healthy expression of love.

You are looking at the thymus gland when you are looking at a valentine.

We are learning to express and transmit love: as a society, as a culture, as a global civilization. We are learning how to activate and operate the thymus gland. It is not a tiny worthless organ which might as well be surgically removed and discarded, which some people might propose who are ignorant of its function and purpose. It is a vital cog in the machine. It is as vital, and perhaps even more vital and essential in certain ways, than the brain itself. Notice how people with cognitive challenges nevertheless are super loving. Labels like “autistic” are often used rather ignorantly and condescendingly when the correct label, perhaps, is “blazing beacon of love.”

At this point, our investigation arrives at a major intersection. From here, we can take any one of a number of different paths, streets and freeways. A partial list:

• role models: the great teachers throughout history

• reincarnation: how your personal challenges appear inside your own family

• history of persecution and oppression: loving everyone as an equal expression of Consciousness. Hitler, Stasi, KGB, IRG, Saudi secret police, CCP et al, some people in the USA would argue DHS and ICE but certainly Japanese internment. Trump, #MeToo, George Floyd, immigration.

• archetypes: Enneagram types, Tarot types, Michael System types, for understanding (and loving) people in lieu of stereotyping or pigeon-holing them

• the center of the human body: the intersection of the 2 lines that make up the T, the Tau or cross as symbols of the human body (q.v. Drunvalo’s book)

In the past several millennia of history, we have had scores, yes scores, of great teachers and prophets who have pointed out the importance of unconditional love. Love your enemy as yourself. Bring your loved ones close, bring your enemies even closer.

Without going off onto too many tangents just yet, I will say that love is a central fixture in our global civilization. Many tests and trials and hardships manage to make an appearance in our lives, and in society, in order for us to get practice in the art of loving freely and without condition. We reincarnate with people into the same families for the purpose of resolving differences that are highly challenging for us.

If the concept of reincarnation thrown in here blind-sided you or put your mind on tilt, just go with it. Let it marinate. Let it sit and percolate. Allow it to be.

We will explore these other roads.

Thank you for your time and attention.