SlimJim22, on 16 March 2010 - 09:59 AM, said:
In terms of "leap" I was talking about the evolution of mankind from homo erectus to homo sapiens or whatever. Leaps could be to do with diet or cosmic rays from cygnus or elsewhere as is being discussed. I have said that a future evolution would probably be more gradual but the stuff I've been reading suggests that dna could dramatically change as a result of influence from sound and it's vibrations or certain frequencies of light affecting the body on a molecular level. I will find links to the sites if you are interested.
I said about DJ's evolving first because of a story about someone I know. Firstly, they are very anti drugs and an extremely compassionate individual. I heard it from a friend so it's hadly proof but I found it an amuzing story. Basically, this peson was DJing in a club and was apparently entering an almost trance like state, the dancing revellers all turned into balls of light and he felt it was the best set he had ever played. When it came to switching records he did not even have to look. By reaching back he automatically selected the exact record he wanted and made faultless transitions. This story reminded me of Castaneda and I thought it a good example of experiences of this nature, paticulalry becasue of the stimulus of sound and light.
What blew my mind yesterday was the alleged links I read about between dna and the I Ching. Have you come across this if so what's you opinion?
Actually Slim, I don't know how many DJ's you know, but I know quite a few and 80 to 90% are usually on something and it aint being high on life.
The fact that your mate entered a trance like state is not so surprising, considering that music and light pulses in a certain rythm will cause just that. When DJ's are "in the groove", it's even less surprising. They kind of work on autopilot, the lights are on, but nobody is home (although in all fairness, this saying can be used in another context as well). That's not exclusive to DJ's though, I've seen other people do exactly the same, real musicians for example, dancers, artists in general.
I myself do it sometimes. I can repair hardware on autopilot, whilst thinking over some faulty code, not really that hard. To most people it looks like I'm not paying attention to what I do, but I'm actually just multitasking.