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The Truths Of The Soul

Michael Levy.

Many folks have asked me ‘what is your philosophy and how has it guided you
through your life’. There can be no philosophy that does not include our true identity and
that is our soul. It is our life force and the source of our intelligence. Our personality/ego
is governed by our intellect and thus can get very lost in dark shadows of dogma and
man-made doctrines.
On September 11th 2001, the world was shaken by an act of terror that killed
many thousands of innocent people. It was an act of insanity perpetrated by humans
who had lost total control of their true identity and their meaning of life. Where extreme
dogmas reign, devastation will surely follow. This highlights an absolute lack of spirit's
wisdom. It relies on feeble-minded doctrines that only a misguided ego can consume.
This is indicative of a society that has not found a sound philosophy to guide their lives.
With increasing certainty the world in which we live is becoming more negative in
all aspects of everyday life. Many of the world's religions have ministered to humankind's
needs for the past few thousand years. They are now being abandoned as science
makes new discoveries and more scandals in religious leadership hit the headlines. The
folks who preach sin and damnation seem to be saying ‘do as I say, not as I do’. The
education system only wants to feed students with knowledge of past text books and
finds it very difficult to accept anything other than an attitude that projects ‘that is the way
we do things around here’. So what are we to think and who are we to believe?
The financial markets are also plagued with villainy and corruption. Many
investors have been hoodwinked by the greedy few. Now fear reigns supreme as many
pensions funds have been flushed down the drain with the likes WorldCom, Enron and
so on. Other outrages are waiting in the wings and will no doubt follow. On top of all this
numerous wars are being fought in many points on our small globe and terrorist
continues to plague society.
People seem to be more miserable now than at any time in human history and
yet most folks in the West have all the modern gadgets and ‘things’ at their disposal. It
seems more means less. More materialistic gains - less serene happiness. More ‘tasty’
foods - less healthy lives. More information technology - less of spirit's wisdom. More
stressful thoughts lead to heart attacks and cancer. Yet there is less meditation and
serene relaxation that would heal and protect. This translates into more wealth and less
health. More money to buy pills that will camouflage our sickness but seldom cures.
More greedy corporate companies - less compassionate caring people. Until humankind
can understand the true meaning of life, more and more grief will be heaped on a world
population confused and dismayed by its own self-inflicted belief systems. Only by
comprehending true universal laws can humans exist in peace and harmony and no
amount of debate can overcome duality thinking.
Good and bad do not ultimately exist. There is only the blueprint of a human race
that is meant to live in peace and harmony, without personal perceptions that contain
falsehoods and illusions. Negativity can never be reasoned away in a dualistic world hell
bent on its own destruction. Humanity can only survive the onslaught of deceits and lies
by accepting universal wisdom that transmits a truthful message, that we are just one
strand in the web of life. What harm we inflict on our plant and other life forms, we
certainly inflict on ourselves.
From just where do humans get their information? Who gave Einstein his
theories? How did humans discover the electromagnetic force field? How did mortal

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beings find ways of sending pictures though space and into our homes? Could it be the
same intelligence that built the pyramids thousands of years ago? Is it the same
intelligence that gave us the Ten Commandments? Did it cultivate Jesus, Buddha and
Mohammed? Just what is a human? Let's become archaeologists, dig a little deeper and
explore our universal body
The human body is a mass of trillions of particles. Each particle has its own
intelligence and energy source. When we see a particle under a microscope we find
most of it is apparently empty space and all the parts are linked by strands and threads.
Each particle bonds to its neighbour and together they make a human body.
All the solid things we see around us are all made in the same way as a human -
particles of matter bonded together to make a shape or form. The different mix of matter
particles makes each component different to the touch and sight. It is the invisible
intelligence within the emptiness of each ‘thing’ that gives it substance and a solid
appearance. A rock looks and feels solid but most of it is empty space containing
intelligence. If it were not ‘smart’ it would fall apart. Trees, grass, flowers, mountains and
soil - everything contains intelligent energy.
When that intelligent energy can move and think, we refer to it as an animal, bird
or an insect, etc. But everything we see, touch, smell, feel and taste contains strands of
intelligent energy.
Now the big question is, what is this invisible energy and how can we benefit
from it to improve our existence here on earth? Our brains are made up of the same stuff
as everything else that has been described here. The distinction of a human brain
seems to be the fact that we can access fresh intelligent energy in the gaps between our
thoughts.
Throughout the universe, dark matter glues together all the planets, stars and
other particles, floating around in space. (The electromagnetic forces are part of that
glue). It assembles matter and helps to bond the particles into shapes and solids. The
intelligence that produced electromagnetism is the same intelligence that created our
minds. Just as we have billions of particles bonded together in our bodies, our minds are
a multifaceted dimension of intelligent energy. During our evolution, we have been able
to harvest vast crops of thought. As we develop our wisdom, our capacity to learn
additional information continues to increase.
To describe the imponderable is no easy task and yet it really is so simple. For
sure the human being is a complex entity and the more sophisticated we become, the
more complex we make our lives. We are now at the point of transmitting information at
the speed of light and running faster and faster to a destination with no name. Mankind's
curiosity will always lead it on a merry dance, but our dance is losing its merriment. We
have the ability to find the answers to the imponderable. We may not understand how it
is all put together and we may never be able to read the mind of the creator that
engineered our existence, but we can tune into the intelligent energy that is all around
us. Once we start to understand this energy exists, we begin to realize that the intelligent
energy is actually who we are. This is our true identity. It is this intelligence that keeps
our bodies functioning and it performs millions upon millions of actions in our bodies
every second. If we don't grasp this knowledge then we just end up living with the
intellect of learning, dominated by an out of tune society and culture.
To rely solely on intellect will cause us to swim isolated in a quantum aquarium of
darkness. It will not be long before a large wave of negative energy consumes our
existence. There is indeed a negative energy -everything has a positive and negative
charge. The opposite of intelligent energy is ignorant energy. When humans behave in a
chaotic manner they are tuned into ignorance. It could start out as just a simple lie or

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unfeeling word. Many times it could and usually does end up as a crisis of one sort or
another.
On a larger scale propaganda by ignorant governments extends to wars. This
primitive action transpires because we cut off the true source of intelligent energy from
the part of our being that needs it the most - the conscious part of our brain.
Wisdom for the mind comes from the gaps in our thoughts. We need to be fed
intelligence continually or we expire out of ignorance. That is the reason we humans
have destroyed many of our own species for thousands of years. That is the reason
mankind has been wrecking mother earth for the past few centuries. We are
unacquainted with our true identity and if we do not acknowledge who we are, then how
can we function properly on a day-to-day basis? We become lost sheep that have gone
astray.
If we could read the intelligence inside a rock we would be amazed. It would tell
us we need a solid foundation in our lives. We need to keep ourselves grounded to
mother earth, for if we should lose our connection, then we would become a rolling stone
that would cause an avalanche of useless actions to crash into the face of oblivion.
If we could hear a tree talk it would tell us we need to be able to sway with
nature's forces. We need to bend a little or else we will snap in half with all the pressure
of modern living.
If we could listen to a flower it would tell of all the beauty there is in this world and
if we let it pass unnoticed then we would have lived a wasted existence.
If we could pay attention to a fruit or vegetable's information, we would
understand that it tells each molecule and cell in our bodies how to retain good health.
We would hear it whisper to our cells that they need wholeness to achieve goodness. It
would tell of other foods that are refined and have all their intelligence taken out of them,
so we are eating dumb, ignorant foods - foods that have no real meaning to our bodies
other than distorting our well being.
There is so much intelligence around us to tune into, so much information and yet
so little willingness to take time out to listen. If we could listen into the voice of time itself
it would tell us we have such a short season, that to waste a second in worry is foolish
behaviour fed by our ignorance of not knowing the genius that lives within us all.
Intelligence and ignorance are both seeking the same home in our minds. Both wish to
fill the same space. Which one are we going to allow to enter?

© Michael Levy 2003

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