The IMPACTS Blog

After years of research and thousands of pages read and written, I have come to the final conclusion as to why the world is experiencing so many problems–male energy vs female energy is out of balance. For a better future, more of a balance must be attained.

You might say–”I could have told you that!”

Before I even started on all of this, I would have said the same thing. But now I have the “proof” though that is not what I was looking for. I was trying to figure out as much as possible about how the world and universe really work. What I discovered is that there is a male force that, if not controlled, will take and take and take. And there is a female force that is generally peaceful and which continually creates and produces “good stuff”. Children are a good example though there are many more of course.

Some males have ample amounts of the female force and some females have significant amounts of the male force. These are usually the IMPACTS people that I write about. They usually have the balance that the rest of mankind needs in order to be more peaceful.

But the pure male force is a power-control force, and it is very difficult to crack those walls. Look around the world–female energy is largely absent from the violent areas. Pure male energy is in control and it is easy to identify.

All of this follows the rest of the universe precisely. There are no deviations. That is why you can look at the hydrogen atom and see the universe. It is the same all the way through–including with human beings and what some call “civilization”. Energy behaves the same wherever it is–and there appear to be two major forms of it–male energy and female energy–throughout the universe.

SIMPLE.

I just viewed “What the Bleep Do We Know?” for the first time. In my opinion, it misses the boat. Everything is focusing on the ME–what can I do to change MY reality? To me the question should really be–What can I do to change the reality for ALL?

Focusing so much on the ME is exactly what the SN wants you to do. That is how it maintains its power and control–by diverting (or dispersing) the attention of individuals from the well-being of the whole. That is one reason we have the mess we do–our energies are being chopped up into little pieces.

The 2nd Law of Thermodynamics explains everything. Our separateness from one another has little to do with what is inside our own head and much more to do with the way society–and indeed–the universe is set up. It is a dispersal-oriented universe (2nd Law) and it takes effort to hold it together, and that includes human society. The answer to less separateness and more community is to equalize the 2 major forces in human society. And those just happen to be the male force and the female force.

We all know that there was an out-of-Africa group or groups. From all of my research, the clear deduction is that it could only have been one group and that was the San tribe. I have never read where any anthropologist has come to that conclusion. Honestly, it is one of the easiest things I have ever deduced. That it is not common knowledge and in every anthropology textbook can be true for only one reason–it must not serve the interests of the SN or powers-that-be.

If every person on earth knew that the San were the group that colonized the world, human thinking could shift into more of a communal philosophy, and that would go against SN concerns.

What else is totally obvious that we are missing, and is it as important as the knowledge that the San were the out-of-Africa group?

Traditional science is linear–it does not see a dynamic at work. Taoists saw a dynamic existing between a male force and a female force in the universe–and they saw it centuries ago. But science does not.

Why not? Because if science saw a dynamic operating in the universe, it would quickly see a dynamic operating among human beings–and this would make things very messy.

To early humans like the San, everything was alive with spirits. It was a dynamic world and universe. But in our world, dynamism is only allowed in bits and pieces–such as, she is a dynamic person, or he is a dynamic speaker.

This inability to see the dynamic operating across the universe completely skews and distorts how human beings see the world and the universe–and maintains the worst parts of our status quo. It also makes science a poor choice when looking for the “truth”. Science has become the ally of the SN or structural nucleus of society and not of those who are actually providing the creative-productive energy–those who tend to be searching for the real secrets of the universe.

One reason we make so many mistakes in life is because we do not understand what is going on in the world, and that includes our personal world. We fumble in the dark from the beginning because everyone else is fumbling in the dark.

That is one of the reasons that I pursue the truth so doggedly–I am very tired of getting bad information from every direction, and I am tired of incorrect answers and half-hearted attempts to find answers. Plus I hate the lies we generally get from the media and politicians, giving us their version of reality which most of us recognize is deeply distorted.

I look for the unvarnished truth because I believe that the truth is our ally. That’s what I have tried to do with all of my research–find the truth of how everything really works, including humanity. I think what I have found will be very useful to you too if you also believe that truth is our ally. It won’t stop you from making mistakes but I think it will help you better manage your life as you navigate the world–and give you a clearer picture of what is really happening and why it is happening. The “why” is extremely important.

Anthropologist David Maybury-Lewis wrote in his book Millenium: Tribal Wisdom and the Modern World (Viking Penguin, New York, 1992):

“The ancient Egyptians believed that a totality must consist of the union of opposites. A similar premise, that the interaction between yin (the female principle) and yang (the male principle) underlies the workings of the universe, is at the heart of much Chinese thinking. The idea has been central to Taoist philosophy from the fourth century B.C. to the present day and is still embraced by many Chinese who are not Taoists. Nor is the idea confined to the Egyptians and the Chinese. Peoples all over the world, in Eurasia, Africa and the Americas, have come to the conclusion that the cosmos is a combining of opposites and that one of the most important aspects of this dualism is the opposition between male and female.”

That is part of the IMPACTS concept as well. I take it further though and show that the male and female opposition starts in the atom with the proton and electron–then I show how it operates in every aspect of humanity–and the universe.

So the concept is not new in many regards. I’m just taking it to different levels and revealing what I think are the true dynamics operating between the male and female forces. The male force is a capturing force–the female force is a creative force.

It is all very simple and easy to understand–and useful in everyday life–very useful.

I don’t expect the mainstream community of any sort–science, anthropology, politics, psychology, history, and others–to accept my theory and concept. Why not? Because if it happened, it would turn the world upside down–and there is too much invested in the old view for that to happen. Most change is gradual–not immediate–except when an asteroid strikes the earth. And this would be an asteroid.

During the rule of the Church in the Middle Ages, science was mostly non-existent. It took hundreds of years to reorient the view of society toward a more realistic template. Such is the way it usually happens.

If scientists and historians and the rest see one part of the IMPACTS concept as being valid, then all of the rest of it may be valid–and that would not be acceptable to the leaders–and protectors–of the current paradigm. See, if you understand part of this, you will shortly understand all of this–and you will understand how human societies really work–and how the world really works. You will understand why there is war and who the general perpetrators are. All of a sudden, it would all become very clear–but who is ready for that? A very small percentage of human beings. But as Margaret Mead said–”The world has always been changed by a caring, committed few.”

Very true–and I am certain that those dedicated few were always passionate IMPACTS people. They are the only ones who can change the world. If you truly see and understand the IMPACTS concept, you will never look at the world and universe the same. It would not be possible to do so.

I cannot find the author of the following quotation so I extend my apologies to him or her, but it is too valuable to be left unsaid: “The assumptions that are the most pernicious are the ones we don’t know we are making because they appear so intrinsically obvious.” And I might add, “Or because we have been ‘taught’ so well.”

What assumptions are you making that may be preventing you from seeing a more realistic reality? Remember the flat-earth assumption? The earth is the center of the universe assumption? How about that some races or groups are superior to others?

The list of humans’ grossly erroneous assumptions is very long. What are you assuming today that is distorting reality for you? Do you take it for granted that people are all basically the same? What if I showed you that they are not–that there are really two kinds of people just as there are two kinds of forces in the atom? There are IMPACTS and there are non-IMPACTS.

You probably assume that it is one culture against another. But it is really only PART of one culture against another. The IMPACTS, the fuel for every culture, are not generally against anyone–they are usually bridge-builders. It is the SN which takes the fuel of the IMPACTS and creates adversaries.

Improper assumptions maintain the status quo and keep everyone in their place. Knowledge of the true dynamics involved can free human beings from their “confinement”.

Courage is the most important of all virtues, because without it we can’t practice any other virtue with consistency.

Maya Angelou