Ultimate Happiness

Yesterday, I went on a tour to a recycling station. Finally! I was able to see for myself what happens to the bits and pieces I put in my yellow lidded bin. As I watched a handful of patient workers skillfully and rapidly pulling out the random objects they found on the conveyor belts, I had some interesting insights.

The very act of recycling stroked me as being an act of unity: millions of people had consciously put certain objects in their yellow lidded bin in a concerted effort to reduce landfill and give our beloved blue planet a bit of a relief from the tons of goodies we constantly extract from her womb.

It gives me hope. It shows me that masses of people are willing to do something to attempt to make our world a better place. To achieve that, we had to put several systems in place, which have to continuously interact in a harmonious manner in order to achieve the common goal we all have in mind. Wow!

So despite our individualistic greedy tendency as a whole, we do care for something bigger than ourselves. That is what gives me hope.

In order to carry humanity forward towards a more harmonious future, we need to unite. Get out of our little safe boxes. We need to melt our barriers and open up to the possibility that if we unite and work together, rather than compete or step on top of each other, we may have a chance to make the world a happier place.

If we can do it with recycling, we can do it with many other things!

As I see it, this recycling station example is a grounded demonstration of what I have found in my experimental research project on Ultimate Happiness.

When I go deep, deep, deep, down within myself, all the way down to my essence, there comes a point where I dissolve myself into a very special place that I call the Fabric of Life. Just like a drop of water dissolves into the ocean. In that place, the only thing I feel is bliss, wellbeing, contentment and fulfillment. And hey, I’ve got to admit it, it really feels like the afterglow of the best orgasm I’ve ever had! That’s why I call it Ultimate Happiness.

After exploring the Fabric of Life for many hours every day for over a year and a half, I have come to be able to notice certain characteristics. A few weeks ago, I said to one of my clients: “The Fabric of Life is just like a recycling station: energy goes in, does something, and comes out again in another form.”

Whether we look at it from a spiritual perspective, a biological perspective, an energetic perspective, an ecological perspective, an economic perspective or from the point of view of the laws of physics, we’re all connected in more ways than we can count.

We’re all connected to the Fabric of Life. The only problem is that this connection has imperfections which are unique to each individual. That’s what can give us the impression of being an ‘individual’ which is separated from the rest of the world. If we were connected to the Fabric of Life without any glitches, we’d be constantly living in a state of orgasmic happiness! If you want to learn more about how the quality of our connection with the Fabric of Life affects our level of stress and happiness, it’s all detailed in my book: Beyond the Rollercoaster.

As I watched the tons of refuse on the conveyor belts going up and down through many intricate filtering and transforming machines, I experience the subtle feeling of euphoria I usually get when I spend time in the Fabric of Life. I could sense the unity in the minds and actions of millions of people wanting to do the right thing: make the world a better place.

And you know what? Everyone wins in this concerted effort. The recycling station apparently reports an annual profit of 5 to 15 million dollars. They make money out of our rubbish, we feel better about ourselves for having done the right thing, and our mother Earth is looking at us with a big loving smile. Even the government gets their share in taxes, which eventually are given back to us in infrastructure and services. Everyone wins when we unite. Isn’t that a beautiful thing?

I apologize if I have been a little silent lately, I have put all my energy into finalizing the research and the content of my book. The result is quite fascinating! Even I am amazed of what came out of this project. A completely new model of the world that can lead every person on this planet to be as happy as we can be as well as making global unity a project rather than a dream.

I have sent my manuscript to the publisher for typesetting (the phase where the formatting is done as well as the picture put in), which is the last step before it goes to the printer. This means that my book should be available within about 2 months.

I have also just put up a brand new profile so you can have a better idea of who I am and what I want to bring to the world. This will give you a preview of the context in which my book is written.

Don’t forget to leave your name and e-mail so I can send you some updates every now and then and let you know when the book is going to be launched!

Let me know if you want to be part of this project as I can’t do it alone. I will soon open up some apprenticeship opportunities.

I’ve just written and launched an ebook called The Pandora Effect Phenomenon.

If you’ve seen the movie Avatar and are experiencing the Avatar Blues or the Pandora Depression, or any other signs of the Pandora Effect, you want to read this ebook. Even if you just want to understand what this hype is all about and why some people have already been to see the movie 7 or 8 times (and there’s a whole lot of poeple doing that…), or why some others are deeply depressed want to kill themselves while others are euphoric after seeing the movie, this ebook will enlighten you.

If you’re looking for answers after seeing the movie Avatar or you want to underetand the connection between Pandora and the Na’vi people, you will enjoy reading the ebook The Pandora Effect Phenomenon (click on the link).

For a limited time this ebook is free and is accompanied by a free e-mail ecoaching series of How to use the Pandora Effect for Your Benefit. It’s an ecoaching program that will guide you to find the gems underneath the whole experience.

During the New Year break I went to watch the new movie Avatar without any expectations. To be honest, the trailer didn’t grab me at all. It gave me the impression that this was going to be just another action movie. I went to see it mostly by lack of choice. I was completely blown away…

It turns out that it’s one of the most spiritual movies I’ve ever seen. After the Matrix, of course. Obviously, the special effects were fantastic, the movie flowed well from beginning to end, the script shows impressive research and depth of meaning, but what really got me is how well they present the essence of the Na’vi people.

The Na’vi are the indigenous population of the planet Pandora, being invaded by a technologically advanced group of humans, who, in 2154 still do what they’ve been doing for thousands of years: push the indigenous population out of the way to rape their native territory of its resources. It’s also mentioned that the human race had by that point wiped out pretty much all natural life forms on Earth, which was now a decaying planet. They have killed Mother Earth.

In contrast, the Na’vi people live in complete harmony with their own planet and all life forms on it. They respect Life. Not only do they respect it but they are One with Life. They communicate freely with other life forms and are aware that as much as they need to take from Life to survive, they also know when to give back Life to their All Mother, Eywa. Eywa is the source of all Life: past, present and future. It is the heartbeat of Pandora. Eywa is Life itself.

Even when they speak of themselves they speak of ‘The People’, as if the differences between the individuals of the group didn’t really matter. They always try to find the best solution that will be the most beneficial for the whole tribe. They are bonded to the collective consciousness of their tribe as well as to the collective consciousness of other life forms: they are One with other people, the trees, the animals and their sacred tree, the ‘Tree of Souls’, by which they communicate with Eywa.

The difference between the Na’vi people and modern society is that their connection with Life fulfills them completely. There’s nothing they desire or want that they don’t already have. The invading mining company unsuccessfully tries to find the ‘carrot’ that will convince them to move out of the way, but the Na’vi are already happy and fulfilled. They don’t need anything else than what they already have. They have the Life Connection state, which is one half of Ultimate Happiness.

I see Jake Sully’s story as the journey of his own ‘awakening’. As he learns from the Na’vi to reconnect with Life, his whole world is turned upside down. He realizes that the world he has always lived in is the fake world and the new world he’s just found is the real world. He has found the way out of the Collective Reality Trap, just like Neo in The Matrix. He has found Life.

In the state of Life Connection, the need to have or desire something you don’t have does not arise. You don’t do things because you need the outcome or the object, you do something because you chose to do it. And that choice is made in harmony with all Life, keeping everything into balance. It’s not about taking, it’s about sharing. It annihilates what I call the Bottomless Ogre, which is the part of you that’s not you, the one that keeps wanting something you don’t have yet. The part that’s never completely satisfied, that sooner or later wants more again. Happiness is always somewhere around the corner.

When you read my book you’ll notice many common concepts between Avatar and certain characteristics of the state of Ultimate Happiness, or the lack of it and the obstacles between you and happiness. The fact that the Na’vi are often seen at night, the fluorescent light of Eywa, the physical neural connection between species and to Eywa’s roots, the music in which you can sense the flow of Life, the bioluminescence of the plants, they are just so spot on.

Even some of the main characters clearly embody various concepts of my theory: the Colonel Quaritch represents very accurately the phenomenon that I call the Guard Dog, and the man in charge of the mining operation, Parker Selfridge, impersonates very well what I call the Bottomless Ogre. The mining company, its people and operation, is just about a perfect analogy of the Collective Reality Trap we live in. I could nearly swear they’ve read my book (even though that’s not possible because it’s not out in bookstores yet…)

You might think that my book is a colourful novel by now, but I assure you it’s not. I just like to use lots of parables and analogies to make certain concepts easier to undertsand. My theory is based on direct experience with the essence of Life through my own experimental research project, not on any other work, legends, myth or book. It’s not a coincidence. The Universe is talking to you via several means.

Avatar is definitely a movie I recommend seeing, and even if you’ve already seen it maybe you’ll see it in a new light with what you’ve just read. I’ve seen it twice already and planning to go a third time. I’ve read some blog comments where some people have already seen Avatar half a dozen times and more, in just over 3 weeks… If you are ready to hear that message, Avatar will make sense to you and you’ll be able to appreciate its philosophy well beyond the special effects or the story. Avatar is definitely a masterpiece. But even more than that, it’s a message of Life.

We often see happiness as having your glass half full rather than half empty, having gratitude for what you’ve already got rather than seeing what you’re missing or could be having. What if Ultimate Happiness was more than that: total fulfilment, contentment, complete life satisfaction, so much that your glass would be full ALL the time? Our 7 steps Ultimate Happiness process can put you on the path of fulfilment, contentment and fullness in your life, where there’s nothing you want to add or remove from your life as you live in complete acceptance of what is.