Meet rocco moon | artist / creative engineer / enigma trainer

We had the good fortune of connecting with rocco moon and we’ve shared our conversation below.

Hi rocco, can you talk to us a bit about the social impact of your business?
Of course. Our work is really about assisting souls in clarifying who and what they really are. It’s in the tradition of Yogic Self Realization, but we specify a slightly modernized new rendition called “self clarification.” By having the utmost clarity on self, the self is able to be more clearly focused into any one thing one engages. It’s like this, by supporting visionaries, seekers, and entrepreneurs in dialing in their Spirit Given callings, we amplify the collective coherence and anchor the New Earth Christaline Gridpoints.

My company is called Moon Co. It’s a creative engineering agency. We help with creative and spiritual issues and provide practical solutions to help clients move through those situations.

Alright, so let’s move onto what keeps you busy professionally?
Missing Out On Nothing.

That is my testimonial nutshell fragrance for the actual literal visceral hand of The Divine Source of All That Is. And I’m actually writing a book about it. It’s called “Moon Theory,” and it’s about how to heal fomo. Moon stands for Missing Out On Nothing. It’s basically a mantra that came out of my awakening. It means taking a look at what is absolutely most valuable, and choosing what you are unwilling to miss out on. So that’s how I navigate intimate, social, professional, spiritual, familial, all of it. And for me, it’s all dharmic. I listen to the feedback of my choices and actions and sense where my energy is most valuably spent and placed. And I move accordingly.

Fomo (the fear of, or feeling of missing out) can act as a mirror for what we are not willing to miss out on. A reflection of our values if you will. And at one point in the journey, I saw I was hyper concerned with what others thought about me, to a debilitating degree. I then became more interested in my spiritual evolution and growth as an individual soul. I saw how these were two different masters to be concerned with. One made society and social perception status God, and the other, made God God.

Missing out on nothing means you can only ever choose one thing at a time, but for some, balance and equilibrium is the ultimate calling, as it is an evolution of alignment itself. I found myself unable to miss out on my worldly success as an actor, artist, musician, producer, writer, beat-maker, and fashion designer, but what came before those things was my spiritual alignment. I saw it, felt it, understood it was the quantum mechanics of the situation.

So I placed my spiritual seeking at the core of it, and inevitably, seeking that inward solace and clarity brought me back again and again to the physical world. I couldn’t get away from the physical world. I didn’t retreat to a mountain top somewhere and become a hermit. I had to continuously return to the crafts where I practiced my alignment. There was this thing called integration. There was the zero point. There was my dharma, my sadhana, and my path to moksha, or liberation. By leaning into it all, not away from it.

The story of my journey will come out in a book soon, called “Moon Theory,” and it’s the story of how art, science, and spirituality intersect at this juncture called the human being. It’s the story of how I grew up seeing my dad as a rockstar who seemingly had it all, and yet the most famous person I ever came across was a guy named Jesus who, it turns out, wasn’t actually even friggin called Jesus. Romans gave him and his story that name. I uncovered the truth in plain sight, and brought daytime brightness to the darkness of night.

If you had a friend visiting you, what are some of the local spots you’d want to take them around to?
My most dear relationships are with those I create with. I don’t really experience the sensation of “friendship” in the traditional way that it is depicted as a 3rd density human experience. Dharma guides all activities, which is our worldly purpose basically. Form follows function, and wasting time is one of the most unpleasant things I can imagine.

But let’s take a few recent experiences for example: Someone did visit me, here in Texas. Two different “alchemy partners.” Let’s say “alchemy partners” instead of “friends.” One drove from California. One flew from Oregon. To be with me for a few days.

One came to work through an energetic blockage they felt was the single cause for not moving into the upper octaves of their spiritual fulfillment and actualization. One came because I am a relevant co creator in some projects they are working on in the realm of design and innovation.

With one, we ate some psilocybin mushrooms in a ceremony for the sole purpose of illuminating those blind spots, and he trusted me to guide him into the darkest realms of his psyche, traumatic experiences, and pain-body. We had a powerful journey and he had a momentous breakdown and breakthrough that was tinted with this realization of exactly what had been tricking him, within his own mind, to not grow out of his comfort zone and why it was there. During the trip we also went around the nearby city and had a relaxed time integrating the wisdom light of the experience.

The other, we spoke about design from morning to night. We spoke about, and shared design references for the upcoming creations that most actively sparked our hearts and minds.

This, to me, is the idea of time well spent. Not wasting time. Not missing out on what is the most amazingly powerfully potent use of time space and energy possible.

Shoutout is all about shouting out others who you feel deserve additional recognition and exposure. Who would you like to shoutout?
I could spend the next couple hours writing detailed accounts of each individual that showed up for me along the way and helped me see what I couldn’t on my own. But instead, I’ll point at a few, and the archetype that they more generally embody and represent.

Whether it was a high school basketball mentor that helped me see the deeper underlying fear and lack of focus that made the nerves get to me, or a acting coach mentor that helped me see i was diagnosable schizophrenic after breaking through some difficult emotions and getting stuck in them, the through line is that they were mirrors.

This is one of the primary tenets of Moon: every mentor is a mirror. In actuality, every person, event, and situation in our life is a mirror, or reflection for us to more deeply know ourselves, but what stands out about a mentor? A mentor is a “prime angle” that our merkabah, or “soul skeleton,” needs in order to upgrade into its next octave of maturity. This is what my testimony for awakening gave me along the way.

Those incredibly important people showed up along the way, some from afar, some from ancient antiquity history, some from my dreams, some from right in front of my face, some from my family genealogy, they held up a mirror to what i was and what i wasn’t. There were many points along the way, where the “going got tough” and I lapsed into struggling to see the point to continue, but then a mirror appeared to show me an angle of perspective that i hadn’t seen prior.

Yeshua, Steven Anderson, Quan Yin, Kanye, Kid Cudi, my dad, my grandma, my mom, Colleen McClure, Octavio Pissano, Sinqua Walls, Shia Labeouf, Krishnamurti, Bruce Lee, Sidhartha Gautama, Paramahansa Yogananda, Bentinho Massaro, Abraham Hicks, Apostle Paul, Babaji, Alan Watts, Terence McKenna, Wayne Dyer, David Bowie, Prince, Archangel Michael, Mother Mary, Saraswati, Mary Magdalene, … the list could go on… but you get the idea. Oh and shoutout to Elise Gross for connecting me with you guys. Her and her family have become my family in the past year or so and I couldn’t be more grateful for some alchemy family as such.

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