CommonSenseDharma

In Part 2 of our conversation with Sebastian Williams, we further explore the dimensions of our universe, how science and quantum physics intersect with Buddhist philosophy and cosmology, and the nature of the times we live in inasmuch as so much opportunity exists at this juncture in our human evolution to ascend and transcend. We simply need to come to the present moment, let go of what doesn't serve our highest purpose, and this will set the world ablaze with the kind of radical change we all wish to see for the benefit of all beings. Sebastian has worked with engineer Ross Tesene promoting his papers on hot fusion to Stanford Research Institute headed by famed physicist Dr. McCubre; has worked building prototypes for zero point energy devices with a world team of PhDs and engineers; has worked on Ralph Ring's team with English royal Charles Fraser who started the Sustainable Media Cooperative, Inc. in California with corporate officers Prince Charles, Sir Richard Branson and David Meyer de Rothschild; and most recently has started Williams Robotics and built control systems for green house operations. He has his own machine shop and robotics/electronics shop with the latest portable oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, complete PIC Micro Controllers and Arduino Boards. Correction: In Part 1, I assigned the designation of "ex-Secret Space Program Scientist" to Sebastian. In fact, he was never directly employed by these agencies. He merely worked peripherally to these programs with scientist Pete Peterson, considered the grandfather of so much of the very advanced technologies of these programs kept from humanity for far too long now.

Today we were honored to have a conversation with Sebastian Williams, a scientist who worked with Pete Peterson and Ralph Ring in the secret space programs, who's also a Buddhist, a "starseed, and also part Toltec with ties to the indigenous world. He has a very unique and encompassing perspective on current events to do with the subject of exopolitics and a galactic significance as to the great challenges we're all facing these days. In the second half, we discussed the importance of Dharma as an antidote not just to our own personal lives but also to the collective of humanity in a process of not just surviving these times but coming to thrive in a world re-shaped by new technologies and higher consciousness.

The teachings of the Buddha exhort all of us, more than anything else, I would suggest, to examine everything for ourselves. This includes not just the nature of mind in a process of analytical meditation but also phenomena itself that has to do with the ebbs and flows in the nature of change as the human race itself evolves, as much as this relates to the quantum nature of empty space comprising all we experience. We're living in a time of profound quantum change where even the cultural expressions of the dharma itself are being greatly challenged. So much of the current modern dharma has associated itself with the paradigm of a world that is very quickly now falling away. All of us who have dedicated ourselves to the dharma have committed ourselves to this, where most of us really have no idea what this fully means. Our experience is the spotlight on this, what reveals much of our shortcomings more than what realization we think we've arrived at. This current time is a litmus for this beyond compare to any time in our history, i would venture. So many attacks have happened against humanity itself for centuries now. How is now is this any different with the bioweaponry now being employed? How do we really take to heart the teachings of the Buddha and Padmasambhava? In a time of intentional plague with many implications beyond our comfortable existences? We are under biological attack as a species for reasons beyond what many want to comfortably countenance. Fundamentally, I would suggest, it has to do with removing our capacity to progress on the spiritual path, as it were. This is how totalitarianism ultimately wishes to manifest, in terms of the ultimate control of consciousness itself, and when it has access to technological control systems to make this possible, perhaps we should take the time to examine something outside our usual parameters. As an ordinary practitioner with many faults, i exhort you to this. We can't separate ourselves from the time we live in, a time in which transhumanists would like to expunge all of us of independent mind and will. Please pray for all those in Ukraine and Yemen and Tibet and all the so many dark corners of our world that represent the boot heel of ignorance, so-called, that is just the misinterpretation of things as they are. What is the state of your mind? What is your dharma in a time of intentional plague? The present moment is this very question that embodies all answers, i would suggest. Thank you to Lama Shenpen for joining us again.

This is a first in a series of discussions and interviews addressing the critical nature of our times from a dharmic perspective, where we weigh in on what effect an intentional plague and the current biowarfare may have on the future of humanity and what this means for Buddhism.