Bridging Time, Space, Miracles and Belief.

Gregg Braden explains, “The Divine Matrix is the container that holds the universe, the bridge between all things, and the mirror that shows us what we have created.”  The book is divided into three parts, the first of which discusses 20th century energy field experiments, their implications, and possible conclusions that we can draw from them.  The second part delves into how we can engage the energy field using the ‘language’ of powerful emotion; while the third part shows us how we might build a dialogue by interacting with the energy within and around us all.  At the very end, he sums up the ’20 keys of conscious creation’ that he has expanded upon, sequentially, through the text.

There are all sorts of twists and turns, and tricks and traps in creating our own reality. Many of the points need reading and re-reading, for there are some critical pieces of information here that make all the difference. For instance, he reminds us that, to manifest a particular goal or ‘thing’, we will have more success if we take our perspective from the goal, rather than as if we are working towards the goal.

Set in a conversational style, Gregg Braden wants “to offer a sense of hope, possibility, and empowerment in a world that often makes us feel small, ineffective and helpless.”   I found this book to be so well written as to make the whole quantum physics/unified field theory morass, perfectly understandable.  Look, this is good stuff - if you seriously want to get your head around how our universe works, then give this author’s version a go.