Primal Living Light

The Prima Light Alive is a story about truth.  How vague the concept of truth, when truth is ultimately relative to the individual and their perspective based experiences.  However, in this story, truth is considered equivalent to the light, depicted as a way of seeing the world in complete illumination.  This light of the world is one that we all have in common, as the universal truth.  It is a fictional story based on the reality of a school that teaches lessons in life that allow our soul to soar to greater heights through the active union of mind body and spirit, for the cohesive flight through the principles of light.  This story of evolution presents the next phase of humanity; a people known as the homo avian, born to fly.

This series novel collection is to be written in the sequence of past, present, and future, for its first three books.  The first, entitled “On Our Way To Heaven”, depicts the Prima’s as they grow up and come into their own; their lives at Arc Ohm, and their studies at Wing Gate, and everything that it took to prepare them for the lives they were chosen to lead.  Based in Australia, book two is about the present lives of the Prima’s and their quest to purge humanity of its self destructive premise, by helping the world to realize the truth within themselves, the light within one another, and by paving a new path toward the future.  Book three is a revelation about the future of the world, and all of its humanity and life on earth as we know it.  In this book, the Prime AJA’s journey far into the future beyond all that we now know to exist.

The Prima Light Alive is a concept of awakening through the illumination of the mind, thereby emancipating the soul in the realization of the universal truth that exists as the primal light.  In this story the characters experience this connection to the infinite source of energy as children of the light, and they grow up to evolve in reflecting their own ideals within the principles of light.  This story unfolds to reveal a concept of change as a challenge for humanity that is both dramatic and dynamic, as a passage throughout the evolutionary spectrum.

The revelation of this story is summarized within five various principles, known as The Golden Globe, World of Windows, Parable of Stars, Avenue Sovereign, and Arc of the Covenant. The foundation of this story is a theory of evolution, of "birds bees and butterflies", of mind body and spirit.  The Prima Light Alive is represented by the characters as students of The Arc Ohm, Wing Gate Academy of Light, where its students, six girls from various cultures of the world, learn to fly through the intensive instructions in mastery of the mind, body, and spirit.  The mind represented by birds in yoga, the body represented by bees in ballet, and the spirit represented by butterflies. 

Raised in the Arc Ohm kingdom fortress, The Prima’s study principals of light at Wing Gate, under the instruction of master professors, where they learn about the birds bees and butterflies.  They also study the arts and sciences, in addition to primary concentrations in yoga, ballet, and athleticism. They are taught to find balance, to harness natural abilities, to channel core energies, and to co-exist as one, in harmony with the universe.  At Arc Ohm Wing Gate, the six chosen ones are presented with a lifestyle that nurtures their individual gifts based on natural abilities and energy centers.  They are taught to harness their energy centers to connect with the communal light and energy and power that is possessed by the universal whole; the source of all light and life. 

The pupils of Wing Gate are taught to be true to self, to be free in their ways, but also to be responsible for their actions; to channel natural energies, to be open to natural impulses, but to control them, and to master them as abilities that focus on various strengths.  They are challenged to see the beauty in the differences of one another, to respect those differences as equal to our own choices, while trying to find understanding, balance, harmony, and to make peace with self and one another.  All so very different and distinctive in their ways, the circle of sisters were encouraged to be more of what they already are.  A potency of powers depends on a willingness to face ones self, and to dig deep within ones own natural instincts and impulses.  The ‘circle of sisters’ as daughters of the rainbow, are taught to adapt to their owned identity and personality as individuals recognized for their particular gifts.

The Prime AJA’s graduate to become superheroes of the world.  Their essential mission in life is to share everything that they have learned at Arc Ohm in order to solve the problems of the world.  This story will be shown from the perspective of the students at the Arc Ohm's Wing Gate Academy, the young daughters of the rainbow, the circle of sisters.  The AJA’s, as Prima’s are royalty and heirs to the throne of their owned heritage and the redemption of their people.  Because they have been chosen for this purpose, it will inevitably bring all in the human race together.  The sisters, each representing their own spectrum of the rainbow, the kundalini, and the human race, are one, therefore, as heads of their father’s households, the human race will also learn to see themselves as one through this united demonstration of world peace.  This is the objective of the Prima’s, and the relevance of The Arc Ohm; to prepare these, the chosen ones, for their future in healing the world.  

Home of The Prima Light Alive

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The Lois Seiler Academy of Dance is the premier school of classical dance in the Bahamas, preparing its students with a solid foundation in classical ballet, and extending its offerings to include jazz, tap, modern, gymnastics, ethnic, and hip hop.   For many decades, Lois Seiler has trained the top dancers in the Bahamas who have gone on to build careers as professional dancers and choreographers in their own right.   She is also the most respected, acknowledged, and admired choreographers in the Bahamas, for her continued works of grandeur.  Lois Seiler is a distinguished and renowned name among all in the performing arts community, with a strong background in ballet, and jazz, she boasts a renowned collection of works in broadway-styled theatre, and her productions of classical dance have inspired many generations, and are a legacy for many more to come.

As of September 2012, The Lois Seiler Academy of Dance acknowledges as a part of its commitment to the growth of the Arts community in the Bahamas, with the present opportunity to establish itself as the frontier classical ballet company in the Bahamas.  This year, Lois Seiler begins an extended preparatory period for the establishment of The Lois Seiler Company of Dancers, with primary specializations in ballet and the classical dance arts.  The Lois Seiler Company of Dancers if now in its initial recruit period, actively seeking dancers who wish to be trained extensively toward the visionary progression of an army of company dancers for the corps de ballet.

In this regard, Lois Seiler and her academy’s company of dancers project that the next four years will be a time of focus on the extensive training of its dancers, in the direct pursuit toward the production of its original ballet production, a story named “The Prima Light Alive”.  Written by Lois Seiler’s own pre-professional level student, Jenelle Hollingsworth, the series ballet is scheduled to be launched as a premier ongoing showcase in the year 2016 as its own repertoire.

The Prima Light alive is a beautiful revelation depicting an evolutionary revolution of the human race. Specifically, it is a story of world peace, based on the interactive relationships between six girls, who, from various cultures and orientations of the world and in their own humanity, come together, learning to put aside all differences, in order to act as one body.  These girls named The Prima Light Alive, who come to be known as the AJAs, are a unit; a family of supreme beings who reign only in order to inspire peace throughout the entire world.

This story is to be produced exclusively by the Lois Seiler Company, and choreographed in the dynamic artistry of the Lois Seiler, performed for many years to come. This ballet is predicted to inspire people all around the world, through the passionate art form of dance.  We believe that inspired by this greatness, people from all over the world will come to our home in the Bahamas, so that they may witness this eighth wonder of the world; “The Prima Light Alive”, presented by The Lois Seiler. 

The Incarnation

“The mind of man is capable of anything because everything is in it – 

all the past as well as all the future.” –Joseph Conrad (Heart of Darkness) 

The Vitruvian Man
By Leonardo da Vinci

It is human nature to question, by virtue of our birth. Humanity gives us the supreme right to dream, to wonder, to imagine the possibilities, to be inspired, and to inspire. We search for something to believe in, and typically find the answers within, as we dig deep in exploration of our own worlds. Of all the religions created by people on the earth, they have one particular aspect in common – they are all inspired by faith. Someone believed in the values that created the emphatic literature known as doctrine, which outlined the various aspects of each system of faith. A thinking people, we as human beings created circumstantial laws and rules which were specific for the individual cultural and social demands of each communal sector. We developed an understanding of what God was based on our understanding of ourselves, the world around us, the world within us, and our connection to one another, and to the universe. 

What was the inspiration for the earliest man who took on the responsibility to decide the system of organized belief and understanding? This evaluation of religion as a social phenomenon is based on the question of human evolution. From the birth of Homo-Erectus to the awakening of Homo-Sapien, man became a thinking breed in the result of the activation of the enhanced mental capacity to consider questions while seeking answers. The world around us is a reflection of the world within us. Through the evolution of the vertebral animal into a religious species, we became a questioning breed with mental capacities activated by the polar propel of the erect central nervous system (the brain and spinal cord). To stand up was to gain the ability to take a stand for something by accessing a new perspective and a new way of seeing the world. To be for something or against it is to have the ability to choose. This supreme right given only to human beings for their ability is known as free will and gives the human species dominance over all other species on earth for being that which has fully developed – evolved at its maximum capacity in full and entire expression of God and the universe and all that is life. “God created man in His image, in the divine image He created him. Male and female He created them.” (Genesis 1) Because of this level of evolution, the mind has been opened enough to be able to dream, to imagine, to think, and wonder… Inevitably, to conquer… for he that stands upright can now wear a crown planted firmly upon his head and dominate the earth, if he so chooses. Religion is the birth of human superiority over all other breeds.

“The whole is greater than the sum of its parts.” (Aristotle) In Leonardo Da Vinci’s depiction of The Vitruvian Man, he created a world renowned symbol of the ideal man. The “square of the circle” drawing is based on the correlations of ideal human proportions with geometry described by the ancient Roman architect Vitruvius Book III of his Treatise De Architecture. (Scripts of Stig Dragholm) The drawing symbolizes divine symmetry of the human body and by extension, the universe as a whole. The circle is considered the most perfect shape of all and is the symbol for pure spirit, eternal and unchanging. The square is the symbol for the earth, for all physical manifestations and for our orientation on Earth via the four directions, for seasons, and four elements. The earth is at the centre, surrounded by the circle of spirit, within which all of life is contained. The Vitruvian Man is Leonardo’s depiction of how to find a relationship between spirit and matter, between God and man. Indeed, to become the ideal man is therefore possible; it is to find the beauty of, and ideal balance between, physical and spiritual life, respecting the rules of the universe though purification of man.
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A very new breed, human beings, due to their mental capacity are now able to evolve at very fast and steady rates. “The world is very old and human beings are very young.” (Carl Sagan) This young, questioning breed on the sole voyage of self discovery is now coming to terms with the grandeur of its own origins through the progresses of time and understanding of self legacy. The process of evolution has led the mammalian breed to its prime known as the homo sapien; a process which has taken a very long time. But these humble beginnings of humanity have become great only because of the formation of structural socio cultural political religious identities in relativity to the surrounding world and communal or individual such understanding thereof. 

“Let us make man in our image and our likeness. Let them have dominion.” The supreme being, in the image of God; the Homo Sapien, man, the wise, (latin). “Of all the animals, man has the largest brain in proportion to his size. “ –Aristotle (The Parts of Animals) The hands of animals are adopted to their lifestyles, humans with relatively long and opposable thumbs. The homo-sapien has a high forehead and is a definite omnivore. He is completely bipedal, survives in a global habitiat, and has created stone, metal, chemical, electronic, and nuclear tools. Homo-erectus most notably invented fire. As for natural selection, mothers with hereditary large pelvises were able to bear large brained babies who because of their superior intelligence were able to compete successfully in adulthood. 

Civilization: “The development of human language was a crucial point in the evolution of man; among its highest peaks, as here, were story-telling cultured before the invention of writing.” Even here in the Bahamas, we know of many folk tale stories that the people told as folk lore, even in forms of song and dance to pass on the message of supernatural wonders of the world around them. The big brained homo sapien could now dream, imagine, believe, and share those beliefs of wonder and glorious inspired personal truths with others. The creation of inspired texts were written with the “faith to move mountains”. In the mindset that, if you can believe you can be inspired; if you can be inspired you can believe. Faith inspires because it exists in the realm of the imagination and endless possibilities. Passion uplifts the heart; if you stand for nothing you fall for anything or everything. Thus, indoctrinated texts based on a principle understanding of who God is and how that relates to relevant society in the name of order. This defining system became social and cultural standards, and religion became the identity of a people. 

In contrast to the more popular, well accepted interpretation of the Christian version describing the fall of man found in the book of Genesis, perhaps the story can be taken to describe the battle of consciousness and conscientiousness; the birth of suffering in the awareness of inadequacy or infractions, because when we know better, with opened eyes, and we have the power to choose and to know guilt for making poor choices. Guilt = shame and nakedness. The struggle of man’s duality between their will to serve an indoctrinated system of beliefs and their nature to be one of the animals, merely a beast, to suffer the consequences of knowing better, then failing to follow through – from the rise of man – the inevitable revolution into the homo-sapien through homo-erectus, created the awakened mind, in a certain self awareness and vulnerability in questioning uncertainty. “Mankind is poised midway between the gods and the beasts.” (Plointus)  That which separates man from beast and connects man to god is our ability to rise toward higher consciousness – to be able to rise above all matters through the powers of the self discovered mind. 

The Little Oxford Dictionary defines Religion as “human controlling power in personal God or gods entitled to obedience, system of faith and worship; Social as “society or its organization relations of classes of people living in communities, gregarious; Phenomenon as “observed or apparent object fact or occurrence; remarkable person or thing.” 

What is God is what is ideal to each individual. What we strive for, choose to live for, what we have learned to believe in, what we fight for, what we have accepted as truth. Religion is an indoctrinated system of beliefs. Indoctrination's of an individual experience of spirituality though heightened consciousness, systems of learned understanding though knowledge based on the interpretation of an individual experience, perception or of conceived relevance of God and the order of the universe; scripted moral laws. These doctrines are guidelines for society based on the circumstances of the order of the day it was written and the perspective of the person it was written by, and their intended influence of the people it was intended for. Inspired scriptures, doctrine are orders of words, recorded ideologies. 

To conquer is to gain control of. The heads of household set rules for his family, both wives and children, that they should follow and adhere to. These rules represent community values in rank of importance. To convince everyone that they ought to follow this particular way. Most generations of this will always be the generations of questioning individuals determined to find their own ways, to conquer their own dreams and find their own paths. These ones daringly defy their father’s way by choosing a self made alternative. They become known as the black sheep or rebellious ones who have chosen to break away from the ways of a constituted household.  Inevitably, they establish a new way, and found a new religion, based on their subjective interpretations of what they have already been taught. Teaching new ways to a new generation creates a new order and becomes a varied expression of that which becomes known as old or out-dated. Therefore, religion is meant to change and evolve and grow, according to the needs of the time and the people of that day. 

God is not religion and Religion should not be considered God. Religions and churches and temples are a congregation of people who have shared beliefs and common goals. This union of shared ideologies strengthen family and community. People are able to worship together, to congregate for the purpose of shared beliefs, and celebration of life based on their understanding. Families have built communities based on these systems of shared beliefs that have become the foundation for many societies. Religion has been a way of connecting, worship, and prayer. 

“In good speaking, should not the mind of the speaker know the truth of the matter about which he is speaking?” But what we define as truth is relative to the individual perspective via life’s experiences and ones understanding thereof. Truth is what we choose it to be; what we believe. We create our world around us as we choose our relative realities and accept our various truths in free will by virtue of our humanity. Why the war about whose religion is right? All religions are equal. We must learn to respect differences. Just as all human beings are equal, and should be respected as so, all of us have various factors that are unique about us and determine as characteristics how we contribute to the micro and macro – local and global atmosphere of our shared world. 

Religion, sex, race, sexual preference, ethnicity, personal beliefs, lifestyle choices, cultural identities, historical background – these things are equal parts of society that make us unique. So, just because someone looks or thinks or sees things in a different way than you do does not make them greater or less, just different. Whose way is the right way? Each way is right and correct based on 1) the interpretation of the religious men by whom were inspired to create their indoctrination of texts by which their religion was founded based on what was most important to them in the time and day it was written and first practiced; 2) their understanding of themselves, each other, and the god that they chose to serve, and the world around them and within them; 3) their individual socio-cultural needs and their visions of how to attain these goals; creating order amongst men. Therefore, each religion is just as important as ones history or culture or ethnicity; serves the value of identity and community, forming common bonds through the union of shared beliefs and common goals. Religion is a reflection of who we are, where we come from, and what we believe in.