When I first discovered what became CORE Resonance in 2006, there was no language for it. After all, it was very subtle and basically undiscovered.

Slowly I started putting words to thoughts, to feelings and insights and observations, and slowly these insights became phrases and sentences and eventually paragraphs and concepts. And finally, a still unfolding technology.

As we learn how to quiet the nervous system we learn to subtly sense outward. As we learn to focus our attention as a visionary and to accept feedback from the Universe’s expression, we learn how to partner with Innate Intelligence. Partnering with Innate Intelligence becomes a very good use of our time on planet earth.

And, as we blend with what’s true; as we partner with what’s true, we become exponential in our contribution.

I wrote the article Quantum Activism in 2015 identifying that by quieting the nervous system with CORE Resonance neurofeedback (nfb) (no programming whatsoever), we can rapidly advance individual consciousness and accordingly, we can advance collective consciousness as referenced by the Map of Consciousness by Dr David Hawkins and the Maharishi Effect as introduced by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi.

In other words, by enabling/ blending our natural state of connection with Source, we can become exponentially contributive to making the world a better place.

Activism has generally been associated with fighting “what’s wrong,” protesting or standing up against “what’s wrong.” The problem with this approach is that as we “observe” the problem, it becomes the focus of our attention and there can be no solution focusing our attention on “what’s wrong.”

After all, the problem does not contain the solution though there is an assumption that it does. Identifying a solution from the perspective of the problem will always bring the problem along!

In a similar manner, you cannot solve the police brutality problem from within the police department. The solution has to come from an entirely new start with an entirely different set of directives! Anything less is bound to fail because resistance is inherent.

We can never re-purpose “what’s wrong.” We can never “vanquish” what’s wrong because fighting what’s wrong does not contain the solution underneath. Anything less than a true solutions-orientation will ultimately fail or slowly (or quickly) slide back to what it was.

According to the old adage: “what we resist persists,” fighting what’s wrong inadvertently empowers, brings attention to, and glorifies “what’s wrong.”

Instead, we learn how to plug into what’s true. We move to a solutions-orientation so large that it simply snuffs out the problem. By plugging into coherence, we move to a scale of order that knows no bounds for which there are no size limitations for delivering a solution.

There is no need to study the problem whatsoever because the simple act of grounding coherence into the realm of humanity completely dissipates the disorder.

Grounding coherence into the realm of humanity is a very good use of your time!