The Universe Inside A Bottle = Abundance

 I like this short film of a simple notion of a plasma reactor.  I like the fact that energy can be created when the conditions are optimal.  The guy demonstrating this experiment was very nice, a juggler no less.  Lately I am meeting brilliant women.  I’ve just been amazed at the incredible people I am meeting.

I met a guy who was tortured for 7 years in Burma, he is a Rotary Peace Scholar.  He smuggled a dictionary, stick, Time Magazine and some Thai books into a prison with the help of a friendly warden.  He was in the notorious Insein (insane) prison in Burma.  Writing and reading was banned in this jail.  He was determined to learn English.  So at night he studied using the stick to write on plastic (no paper).  He was discovered (not sure when) but was beaten mercilessly.  He said torture was routine.  I recall on my Rotary Peace and Conflict Studies Program in Bangkok we were taken to the Thai/Burma border.  We visited Assistance to Political Prisoners Museum and we walked around seeing the photos of the horrendous conditions in these jails.  I shudder today to think humans do this to each other.  I am deeply contemplating the emotional disconnect that allows it.  Anyway, he inspired me as he went on to learn English in New Zealand then became a Rotary Peace Scholar and now is doing a PhD at Australian National University in politics and economics.  Such an achievement.  Now I spoke to him about the energy consortium in this region and the billions involved as profits.  They were constructing dams for hydro and I was told gas was exported.  Now a whole country’s citizens were made to work as slave labour under a military junta. Pro Democracy protestors were jailed, monks were killed – my understanding is that essentially the people were enslaved.  All this for money and control.  This plasma generator idea is about free energy.  I cannot say it will bring peace, although I like the guys sentiment.  Until we change our mindsets, until we really experience peace within we won’t understand why it is important.  This Burmese guy said he really wanted to understand peace as he felt the pain of no peace.  Many wars have been over energy.  We do live in a primitive global community but my hope is that we are moving into times where we are starting to look within ourselves at our own darkness.  Where we seek to control, where we seek to hurt others, where we take too much.  All this emerges from ideas of not in control (vulnerable), inner pain projected outward, greed emerging from insecurity, ego hungering to be special or more than others.  Until we deeply examine our own fears, we cannot change our world.  There are plenty of ideas circulating that can free us from materialism and greed, but we have to make the inner change first.  The real abundance lives in the moment, knows there is enough, loves unconditionally, gives to live, feels peace in every moment.  This is our future.  Perhaps a simple plasma generator starts the conversation.  If the universe is in a bottle, indeed it is in you.  Perhaps we all have the power to change the world for peace.  I think so.