Tappity
Tap Tap

Have you seen it? In movies? TV shows? The tapping. Rhythmic tapping of the fingers. A very easily missed, but remarkably important tool of anyone trying to connect to the ALL.

Tapping can be a bit annoying for those not conditioned to a higher level of stimulus, but it has a very important place in the happenings of the world right now. Since this image has been used a few different ways, we will go through a few of the different camera filters.

Knock knock, are you there God? Or Christ? Or whatever you want to call the Spirit. It is common in religious communities, especially old timey traditional ones. They teach that whenever you need to draw the attention of the Holy Ghost, just give any surface a quick knock, like you are knocking on Heaven's door. As long as you are open as a vessel for the Spirit, it will be there for you.

Stimming. This is a technique taught to hyperactive kids and other humans with certain conditions as a calming exercise. It is common to see in clinical settings, and is used often as a therapeutic tool. Essentially, whenever you are feeling overwhelmed, you can pick a place on your body, and tap on it with your hands or fingers. Sometimes this is taught to be done in patterns, or by starting to tap on one area of the body and then another to bring awareness to those areas in a certain order.

When the music hits, it can move us. Literally. Sometimes when we relax with a good tune, our foot can start tapping, or our hands start to tap along with the song. When we let our inhibition go, music can even make us sway to its sweet sound. Of course some people do this intentionally, but it is a shared experience of almost everyone to have been captured by a song before.

As a performer, a speaker, or anyone that has to remember lines, or stay on track with long thoughts, it is common for them when they go down into a mental valley to give a few quick taps to trigger them back into their "drivers seat" in order to perform properly. Almost like pressing a button on a robot.

We have multiple different techniques of using the same tool, but how does it work? Consider that consciousness, or awareness are both internal and external. Tapping brings the attention of the awareness of the Spirit. After Spirit recognizes an intentional pattern of taps, or knocks on its door, it opens the door.

When it begins to operate in the physical, it uses sound as a vehicle to move and travel. More accurately, since the Spirit is ever present and all around, it is constantly using the vibration of the subtle energy fields around us to move and perform Acts and do its work. When it recognizes the taps, it then focuses to that point.

Brainwaves, or thought patterns, are the sound that it uses to travel through vessels or containers (humans), even though we can't necessarily "hear" those sounds.

There is a lot to this topic, and honestly, it is important to mention that depending on your relationship with Spirit, it can determine if you have enough favor for it to show up. But as a therapeutic tool, using stimming can still focus your awareness to achieve grounding under certain conditions. Much like pressing your pointer finger and thumb together with pressure to bring your awareness back into your body, this tool can help those with focus issues and much more.

Aaaaaand, of course I didn't forget about the fun stuff. Since The ALL has been here indefinitely, it has worked out a few pretty decent programs that you can use to interact with it at multiple levels. One of these is patterns. Numerical patterns of taps to request certain outcomes or to "talk" into or with The ALL.

I may post some of the basic interaction tools at a later time, but imagine being able to be guided by the Spirit in order to get to desired outcomes by communicating by patterns and cues from The ALL. Like a built in GPS in physical reality. But who knows, maybe that is just crazy.