Joy is at other end of spectrum, and, in this reality, is highest vibration we can experience before merging with our entity. I am talking about true ecstatic joy that fills us completely. One step beyond true ecstatic love. Joy is a vibration that IMMEDIATELY puts us in contact with our entity. All of us have experienced moments of pure joy, but if you add up all moments of pure joy felt during a typical 75 year long life, you will typically only get a few hours total. The ideal is to live our lives in joy 24/7. When we can live in joy on a constant basis, then that is when we can merge with whole entity that we are, and in process, step into a new dimension.

In meantime, every ounce of joy we can experience gets us closer to our goal. You see when we feel with all our being full vibration of joy, then our entity comes in to take note of vibrational fluctuation, and resets autopilot for a higher vibration to accommodate our joy. Our default vibration goes up a little every time we experience joy. When we reach a certain vibrational level as a constant, then autopilot gets shut off, and we are then in complete control of our own consciousness and our free will. We can then merge our consciousness with greater part of our entity, and become fully realized gods that we are, living in pure joy all time.

Where do we find joy? It is everywhere. We don't have to search for it. It can be found in anything. It is simply a matter of tuning into that joy vibration. Since that vibration permeates all of creation, it can be found in a flower, a rock, a child's face, a cup of coffee, a walk in woods, a lover's embrace, a kind word..... We are inundated with vibrations of joy all time, but we do not open up to embrace it. We'll meditate for twenty minutes to try to get close to it, but we won't try to embrace it while we're washing dishes.

It is easy to run on a default consciousness, but if we employ our free will to choose to look for joy in all things, then joy itself becomes our default consciousness. Crisis becomes unnecessary then because we will have established a connection with our entity. Joy will no longer be something felt only occasionally throughout a life, but it will become a way of life, a dimension of living that we might call heaven on earth.

Embrace joy where ever you may find it. Stop whatever you're doing to embrace it and feel it with all your being. Hold on to it as long as you can. Don't concern yourself with whether joy will still be there ten minutes from now. Stay in present and feel joy. The more we embrace it, more it becomes embedded in our consciousness. It is a cumulative thing. Try embracing it once every single day, and before long you'll be embracing it several times each day. Eventually, you will not only be experiencing joy on a regular basis, but you'll be spreading it where ever you go. Eventually, vibration of whole planet will increase.

I explored mental island first by writing The Mastery of Learning. This approach augments my ability to rapidly explore remaining islands by giving me advanced exploration tools. As they are written, each new volume in Mastery Series will explore a subsequent island. When human archipelago has been characterized, each island will be found to be not so much an island as a gate leading to center, true goal in all paths. Once reached, importance of islands will fade as true perception provides proper understanding.

That is mastery.

About Melvin Lewis Thomas - I grew up in one of most beautiful places in world, Sedona, heart of Red Rock Country in Arizona.

My college education molded me as a scientist with things as my subjects. Working at medical and human research laboratories, and as a teacher, shifted my focus to people. Eventually I became a metascientist and life became my focus, with reality my laboratory. That path led to this book. Along way I changed jobs and even careers when what I was doing was no longer of interest. I grasped it, then moved on: stepping-stones in process of education; process never ends.

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