The Exquisite Frequency Project: Dreamtime Poem
The Exquisite Frequency Project is a co-creative narrative content game using superminds, where players work together to build a story and mandala image piece by piece, with each player only seeing a portion of the work created by the player before them. This game is to generate a collaborative narrative around a "Dreamtime" poem I wrote that I have always wanted to turn into a living narrative.
The poem is Indigenous Australian "Dreamtime" creation story. Tjukurrpa or "Dreaming", is a complex term used by them to refer to their creation stories, spiritual beliefs, and the overall system of knowledge and practices that govern their relationships with the land, animals, and each other. Tjukurrpa encompasses a broad range of concepts and values that are interconnected, including cultural identity, social order, ethics, and cosmology.
For Indigenous Australians, Tjukurrpa is not just a set of stories or beliefs, but a living reality that is constantly being recreated and passed down through oral traditions, ceremonies, and rituals. It provides a framework for understanding the world and our place in it, and offers guidance on how to live a good and meaningful life.
Tjukurrpa is deeply rooted in the landscape, and each place in the country is associated with a particular story or event in the Dreaming. Through ceremonies and rituals, Indigenous people maintain their connection to the land and to their ancestors, and ensure the ongoing vitality of Tjukurrpa.
As we delve deeper into the spiritual beliefs of the Indigenous people of Australia, we begin to uncover a world that is far removed from our own understanding of time and reality.
None of the hundreds of Aboriginal languages contain a word for time. This may seem baffling to those of us who are so accustomed to measuring our lives in minutes and hours, but for the Indigenous Australians, time is a fluid and ever-changing concept that cannot be contained by mere words.
Instead, the Indigenous Australians understand the passage of time through the lens of the Wandjina and Tjukurrpa - the creators and the Dreaming. They believe that all of creation, including the land, the animals, and the people, was brought into being by the Wandjina through their songs and stories. And this act of creation continues to this day through the ongoing cycle of the Dreaming.
For the Indigenous Australians, the Dreaming is not a time past, nor is it a time present or future. It is a timeless concept that exists outside of our limited understanding of time. It is a place where the past, present, and future all converge into a single moment of creation.
This concept of timelessness is reflected in the Aboriginal creation myths, which speak of a world where everything is in a constant state of flux and transformation. Moving from the dream world to reality is seen as an act of creation, one that is ongoing and never-ending.
In this way, the Wandjina and Tjukurrpa offer us a glimpse into a world that is vastly different from our own. They remind us that time is not a fixed entity, but a fluid and ever-changing concept that we can only begin to understand through the lens of our own experiences. And in doing so, they challenge us to expand our own understanding of what it means to exist in this world.
This is Exquisite Frequency in which I want us, the Infinite Imaginarium Tribe to connect and begin to play around with. This is so we can give birth to a universe that doesn't fall apart in 10 days. In truth this narrative is already living, because it the dreaming, it outside of time-space. And there is already a new cosmic seed to plant from this cosmic tree.
@kdjh Rally Cry: We need to write a new story....
One where the sky people arrived to train the human being to discover themself
One where they used their multidimensionality to expose the survival consciousness into a unity consciousness
One where they are benevolent beings, not a threat
One where they showed people how to activate their chakras and release there kundalini to access the Akash, the great library
One where they formed a brotherhood of humans, working together to unleash this power as commonplace
One where they opened the gifts trapped in souls to elucidate a dream life
One where we were all beings of life and light, all trapped star people ready for liberation
One where our powers and their teaching collide "What's in the little hand bag anyway?"
One where we learn the astral and the physical both are tangible states of reality.
One where our quest lies in creating with life and not against it.
This old story is damn old, full of holes and lies, and ruled by control and fear. Its lame.
After we finish up this Imaginarium Creative Cycle with Blooming of The Dreaming, we will move things over to Infinite Imaginarium and start to work on this new story of the first people.