The Root Experiment — Part 01

Our intention, with this essay, is sharing.

Sharing what?

My “root experiment.”

A rather strange…thing, as it were, that is unlikely to be of interest to anyone other than myself.

Regardless of that little detail, though, let’s dive right into things!

The Root Experiment

The root experiment is an experiment that compelled me for a week.

Or, perhaps, a little longer.

It’s hard to say.

The root experiment is rooted within my “reinvigoration” tool.

My essays, on this tool, are as follows:

1. A Gratitude Tool For Reinvigorating Your Favorite Things
2. 3 Concepts Related To Our Gratitude Tool For Reinvigoration
3. A New Way Of Using Our Reinvigoration Tool: Making A Gratitude List

The reinvigoration tool is rooted within notions of “feeling it real,” gratitude, and your creative power.

To conduct my root experiment, I wrote an “I really love” list that involved the following:

1. Some of my favorite things/ideas; “investing,” “inner conversations,” “writing,” and more.
2. Fifteen individual sentences/paragraphs that arise from this experiment.
3. Appreciating three elaborate notes on new, unique thoughts, ideas, and notions for those favorite things.
4. Visions of water and rain flowing across me.
5. Connecting and binding those things to a super-organism notion-thing.
6. The experience of peace and energy.
7. Two sets of note documents, each one filled with nice things.
8. A total of three days of peace and energy, within my love/adoration of these “favorite things.”
9. Appreciating the success of this experiment.
10. Enjoying nightly dreams, across this three day period that lead to simple, more grounded things.
11. Diving into those new things and turning them into something lovely.

I produced an “I really love” list that engaged with all of that. And, a fair bit more, too.

My “I Really Love” List

You can find my “I really love” list, for conducting this root experiment, in the numbered list right below:

1. I really love the waters and oceans of these things and how the water fell across my energy body and vibrated across it and loosened my tension and gave me so much passion, love, and peace/contentment for these lovely things that are my favorites.
2. I really love the metaphorical waterfall of nice things that came to me, within this; I felt so good with this and so comfortable and all sorts of nice notes — two full entries — came to me and I love how effortlessly they arose and how fun it was!
3. I really love that my dreams were rich with nice images and lovely, lovely moments! And, I really love that I wrote these down and was able to preserve them.
4. I really love that this period of contentment and passion and movement lasted for three whole days! Come to think of it, it was actually more than that, which I really, really appreciate!
5. I really love that I recall writing down these dreams and diving into a few entries and other things, of course, regarding them and their simple, lovely ideas; I was inspired and at peace and it was such a nice thing to have that in my heart — this fire of love and peace that I felt all around me and I love it so much!
6. I really love that I found some really cool books adjacent to a lot of this stuff; some super nice stuff that the Library Angel, with her white robes and luminous light, plucked from an aetheric library and placed into my hands, as I felt the leathery book in my hands and enjoyed the energy rising within me and my body, excited to dive in!
7. I really love that I was able to write those notes with such remarkable joy and ease and love!
8. I really love that they just came to me, like droplets of water from within my consciousness and, well, it’s endless oceanic bodies and spaces and the flow of watery life — I wrote them down with such ease and I remember doing so, just as I remember placing the notes into a larger document and saving it and saying, inwardly, “Ah! I’m so glad that’s taken care of. I love it so much!”
9. I really love that this experiment was so successful and easy and fun and, well, it was such a lovely, lovely thing! Thank you so much for that!
10. I really love that my notes flowed and ebbed in lovely ways — like water going through a creek of such vastness and irregularity that it, in fact, gives birth to the creek — yet centered on visions of infinite holographic universes, endless transcendence, going beyond those ideas; ad infinitum!
11. I really love that this experiment was so fun and easy and lovely and wonderful!
12. I really love that all of this was — well, a good portion of it — rooted within the super-organism concept we shared some weeks ago. It was so nice to engage with that!
13. I really love that this was like a gentle rain and the gentle waves of something lovely; I felt peace and the vibrations of water and so much more!
14. I really love that by the time I chose to move on, I had plenty to read and enjoy, coupled with lots of simple, more grounded ideas that I had engaged with or was about to!
15. I really love that I enjoyed some of my favorite things/ideas within this super-organism conception and was able to engage with that and conduct this experiment and have so much fun!

The above is my root experiment.

Or, more specifically, my root experiment being conducted.

It may sound incoherent. And, that’s because it is.

But, it really, really worked!

The Days Before We Conducted The Root Experiment

Our root experiment took a few days to coalesce.

Or, at least, it took a few days for me to conduct it.

During the days prior to conducting our root experiment, I came up with a ton of interesting ideas.

Many of these ideas were centered on what to do with the root experiment.

Or, what we could do, with the root experiment.

Different essays to write. Ways to conduct it. New paths to explore.

And so on and so forth.

The whole thing was really fun.

A deep well of creative energy was born within me.

This deep well continues to flow. But, it is unclear where it will guide me.

Either way, this essay is a part of that well and its flow.

Conclusion

Just to wrap this up, thank you for reading!

If you enjoyed this essay, please feel free to reach out with an email sent to “maxwellcakin@gmail.com.”

Best wishes and have a great day!