The Oppenheimer Effect

On this episode of Daily Alchemy, we're going to talk a little bit about something. I'm going to coin the Oppenheimer effect, and I'm going to call it the Oppenheimer effect, because it's really going to delve deep into a couple of different principles. One is around the law of correspondence and the law of mentalism and what Oppenheimer was able to create from thought alone, creating an entire new ecosystem around quantum theory and bringing that into life in a very magnanimous effect around being the father of the atomic bomb. Also some aspects around the lens of correspondence as it relates to the kind of person that he was on the inside, the type of integrity that he had. And I'm going to reference a lot of this from the movie, Not a historian, but I'm going to use the movie more as a reflection of how we see ourselves and really the creation that Oppenheimer was able to impact in kind of a beautiful way, but also in kind of a scary way, if we want to put some very definitive words to it. So when we think about Oppenheimer and what he represented, there were some really powerful things as far as, one, his integrity to what he believed in, but also around the lack of integrity that he had and how he showed up on a daily basis and what he knew to be true that he wasn't really willing to die on the cross for. And because of that, it put him in a very tough spot. And you can see in the movie, it really stretches out the impact of himself, the punishment that he really put himself through and the death toll that it took on a lot of people over in Japan. So I'm going to dig in here to one what I witnessed in the movie itself. It was a beautifully done movie. I just want to shout that out. So if you haven't seen it, definitely go out and check it out. Number two, though, really how we can see this as a lesson for ourselves. Inside of everybody's journey. We all are perspectives of all God, whatever the term you want to have at source. And because we are perspectives of that, we have the ability to create anything. I was looking at the book, the Course in Miracles Today, and it was just talking about we are victims of nothing, creators of everything. Everything is our creation. So if that's the case, if we create out of full integrity, full truth, full surrender, full vulnerability, full beauty and what I call being magnificent, we're going to create that kind of life. We're going to create that kind of outcome. What Oppenheimer I'm going to call this the Oppenheimer effect. Him not being in full integrity of himself, it doesn't mean he was a bad person. He was one of the most brilliant minds we've ever seen on this earth. It doesn't mean that the way that he was able to bring his passion into life and really start to galvanize this entire new way of viewing quantum theory and grounding that into true applicability was not a miracle. He was a miracle. He was a miracle worker. Now when you take that and you turn it into something that is out of integrity, then all of a sudden you have a little bit of chaos. You have the atomic bomb. And then years and years and years and years of cold wars and you know, that expanded into all of this black market nuclear stuff that happens and people living in fear around it. So let's take in the movie. When we look at things like World War II, that was the start of the nuclear arms race. We had a really hell of an adversary on the other side in Germany. And that adversary was putting a lot of resources into atomic theory. He was putting a lot of resources into building a bomb like this. He was putting a lot of resources into creating fear on this earth. And because of that and what he did to an entire race of individuals put the world in kind of a butt puckered stance where we have to do something about it. Now fear begets more fear. We know that law of correspondence. The fear is going to expand out of fear until somebody applies love to it. And one of the great things around quantum theory is that it reflects that in such a beautiful way. So Oppenheimer knew that and in the early parts of the movie had these really beautiful thoughts around how all the interconnected of things. He was reading Sanskrit, he was doing all kind of amazing, just things that when you're on that journey, you do. And he had this knowing that not a lot of people had. And he was going all in. And he was over in Europe for a while going deep into it because that's where it all was somewhat birthed. And then he brought it back to the United States and the rest is kind of history. He used it to go to Los Alamos and they built out the atomic bomb and then we dropped it and it created a chaotic experience. Extension of reality. When you think about one, the mentalism aspect of that, his thoughts did become things. He had a thought and that came into life now not necessarily with the intention that he placed it into the other isness of that is that from a correspondence perspective he was living in a very fear based construct. So instead of him being a great alchemizer and saying, hey, you know what, I'm going to shift that energy as one man, as a creator of my life, he folded into somebody else's construct. Somebody, what I call the roller coaster of somebody else. He was not in his divine roller coaster, even though he had a lot of divine gifts. So he fell into that other roller coaster. He then took this very high intentional focus around this thought of the, the quantum mechanics and the quantum theory of how all of those aspects of things, that that deep level of everything is particle and energy all at the same time, how it can actually expand from there and how you can create a ripple effect of energy that is infinitely deep. So did that. Then he also understood that everything is all energy, everything is all connected in a high vibratory way. He had this one area where he was sitting on a lake with Einstein. When he was on that lake with Einstein, they were talking and he said, we might start a chain reaction that would destroy the entire world. And now if you think about that from the perspective of Oppenheimer, because he was not in integrity, because one of the things that he did know is that he, he had no interest in building a bomb. He had interest in seeing this quantum theory and what he was learning and what he was remembering coming to life from the perspective of himself. But he was not looking to kill people. So he wasn't looking to kill people. And even there were certain points of tension in the movie where he's like, look, I don't want to do this. But he also didn't want to get left behind. He didn't want anybody else to do it either. As you can see, there was some ego associated with him not wanting to get left behind. So then you take that, you throw ego as an aspect of energy tied to the intention. That was a very pure intention that was folded into the correspondence of fear that was centered around the actual war. And if you put those three things together, what is the outcome that comes out of that? So the outcome is that all right in the rhythm of what's taking place within the world, the, the upswing and downswing of all things, you end up with this very focused downswing of fear and non integrous application of a very loving thought coming into life. So a very non integrous application of a loving thought coming into life is now where the bomb is starting to get created from. And they're racing after it, racing out of, after it, out of fear. You see Matt Damon in the movie, completely terrified, pressing on everybody and saying, hey, we need this, we need this, we need this. And they, and they were able to perform a miracle. They were able to pull this thing to life. And a lot of Japanese, very innocent bystanders ended up getting killed. Over 200, 000, I believe, was the number that they were talking about in the movie. You now have this non integrous way of being, coming into life. And what was really interesting is after the bomb was dropped, he won all these accolades, these awards, he was the Time man of the year on the covers of magazines, all of these really cool things. But the interesting thing about it is, is that when we are out of integris in those first three laws of the universe, when those things are not incongruence from the intention of what they're set for, the rhythm is off, or the correspondence of it is being folded in from some fear aspect of things, the output that comes out of it creates a chaotic roaring effect in individual's life. So for the next seven years of his life, almost eight, he was being investigated by the FBI. He ended up going on trial. He was miserable about it. There was so many different things that were happening and it ended up really folding the world into himself. And then even the extension of that. Think about the correspondence from this one man being a perspective of God and creating it with such a firm intention. So his intention was very strong. And he pulled through this extremely firm intention in knowing. And then what happened? The entire world got into a nuclear arms race off of this person's intention. And you ask yourself the question, would it have happened anyway? Maybe. But also maybe not. Maybe the intention that he had was so wildly strong that they would have created something else that would have been more meaningful, that would have not been built around some aspect of war and would have been coming from a loving construct. And if we go back and we use somebody who has very brilliant mind, very similar to him, let's say we use Jesus, we use Moses, we use any of those individuals. Those individuals, even Gandhi, for instance, took a very firm intention, worked to alchemize the world from a loving perspective, created a different aspect of energy, and the output of their impact was generational, similar to Oppenheimer's output, but it did not put them in a position to where they were being tortured. Now you could say, okay, well, Jesus was on the cross, he was tortured, so on, so forth. He chose that path. He chose to say, I'm going to die for what I believe in. And he was willing, not as a martyr, but he's willing to put himself up for what he knew to be true. And he continued to live beyond that. Gandhi, the same thing. He continued to live beyond that. And that life might not be in this physical form, but that life is definitely ongoing. But in this Oppenheimer effect, we have to remember is that when we are out of integrity, because there were things in the movie where we talked about, we don't have to go and do this. The war is over, the Germans are done, we don't have to go do this anymore. And there was so much propaganda around it that created more fear and basically saying, hey, we got to do this anyway. And it was more around just ego trip, which was once again folding that ego into that correspondence that created an infinite ripple effect across the energy that basically cascaded through time. If we are going to continue to do that, we. We all, hell, I do this. I. Well, I've stopped doing it. But I used to do it where I used to have the Oppenheimer effect. I used to basically say, okay, I'm going to do this because I have this really good intention. But I'm folding into this aspect of correspondence around fear because the world's already in that window of fear. And the ripple effect of my life created all kind of chaotic imbalance across the other four laws. In order to be in full surrender and in full love of our lives, be the light that has to be seen. Remember that when we ground ourselves across those first three laws. The universe is mental in the mind of the all thoughts become things. What are the thoughts that we're having on a daily basis? We can have. You know, what's cool about consciousness is that not only one person has one thought. Not only one person was thinking about, you know, quantum theory and quantum mechanics. I guarantee you the first person thought of it was not thinking, okay, let's rip an atom bomb out of this or a hydrogen bomb or anything like that. But the first person was like, hey, you know, this is actually cool. Everything's interconnected. We're all one thing. So when we have that intention is being able to hold that intention. And not to say that there aren't individuals in greed and fear and anxiety out there. But when more love shows in the world and more fear shows in the world, we actually override that fear. It happens all the time. It's always happened through history. Everything that we do is not off of these hellions that come into this world. They are a perspective of the darkness of light that has to exist. But it's us being able to remember that through the process of alchemy. It's not taking the Oppenheimer effect and applying it to our lives. It's not taking an aspect of non integrity from a brilliant mind and ripping that into decades of trauma. And not to even say that it's over because those bombs still exist. But it's now being able to say, okay, on the other side of that, what was it that he stood for that is now there for us to remember? And that is the beautiful part that we can go back and rewrite a little bit of that man's timeline so that we can see the truth of what he stood for and not through the window and the lens of the pain and the chaos that he put himself through. And then through the perspective of his creation, created so much pain for so many other people. And that is the responsibility that we have to take for ourselves is that we can create irreparable harm to this beautiful planet. And the cool thing is the planet is always going to reset things. It's happened over and over again. Right now we're in this crazy global warming deal and I'm not the biggest environmentalist out there, but I know that this is too damn hot and the oceans are too hot and things are starting to melt off and we are going to suffer if we don't start to fix those things. And we have to fix it within. When we fix it within, everything outside of us starts to change. But we have to do it in a space of integrity, not to get the next dollar, not to have some ego in it. We have to do it through the capacity of love. And there's this book called the Master Key System that it basically says if you do something, even if a part of what you do does not have the intention and love of the other individuals and it does not benefit the all, then it will not work. And even though it appears to work, it will not work. And there's no hiding behind it. Which is why even there's darkness around these secret societies that are out there. These secret societies are basically like there's individuals in them that have ego. When you put those egos inside of this really beautiful framework and you understand how to flex those things, you think you can be a master and balance it out, it doesn't work. It always comes back around and kicks you in the ass. And so the purity that we have to walk through to be in truth of ourselves is more important than ever now. We can't hide behind it. Anymore. It's starting to show up in our lives and everything that we see. And so I love the movie. I love the mind of Oppenheimer. I love everything that the guy stood for. At his core, he was human, just like all of us. And what we have to remember is that humanness over time. All the history books, all the movies that we've seen, everything that we've been taught are lessons for us to remember how not to be, how to avoid those shadows, how to get caught in those angular perspectives of time, that we only think linearly when there are infinite possibilities in the now. So today I was having this thought around. We only live once, so we might as well make it last forever. There's more to that. I'll talk about it in the next podcast. Thank you so much for tuning in, and I love you.