Thursday, July 26, 2018
Very well, humans as prisms, and as the results of prisms.
Let’s look at humans as the elementary light that has been so many times recombined. This may turn out to be easy to say, or difficult. Let’s find out.
The point we made is that any given 3D compound-being is made up of numerous strands that henceforth function together as a unit, and may, acting as a unit, enter another compound-being as one of its threads. However, any such being is not a unit in the way that people in 3D experience themselves to be units. And this is the slippery concept that may elude people. Usually does elude people, so that they wind up thinking things are one way or the other, not conceiving that they may be one way and the other.
The sense that I am getting is that we are at once finished products and sub-assemblies for further products. And, come to think of it, we are also the raw material. So, three aspects: Original material, sub-assembled material, input to further development.
Yes, only don’t let yourself be fooled by unconscious assumptions into thinking you are or ever could be only one or even two of three, rather than, always, all three.
As so often, it is a new clarity that seems like it ought to have been obvious all the while. We are the original material, or substance, or pattern, or energy, whatever we should call it to avoid misleading associations. We are also what we have made of it in our particular part of creation, and we are the result of past construction and part of future constructions.
Only, call it “play” as well as “construction,” and you will get rid of the grimmer overtones of your conceptualization.
Hence, we are individual only in a manner of speaking, just as you have said from the beginning. We are individual only as long as one puts limits on how far to look, how much to include. And, just as you have always said, we are all one; we are all units; we are all communities.
Now perhaps you can see more clearly how perceived divisions among humans, animals, vegetables, minerals (not to mention unbound forms such as other parts of the energy spectrum perceived and unperceived, and other parts of reality beyond that, usually lumped only in magical realms) can only be provisional, never absolute. Things retain their original “is”-ness.
The units within reality are only units because of the way we slice things.
Well, in the broadest sense of “we” that may be more or less said to be true. But in ordinary terms, such divisions are more or less fixed to your perception and you may (or may not) be able to transcend them momentarily, but you can’t really go beyond them or reshuffle the deck.
Laying out the cards is beyond our pay grade.
Depending upon how one defines “our,” yes. The point at the moment is this:
- You are you (the current 3D assembly reading or writing this), and
- You are you (the collection of strands functioning together that comprise that assembly), and
- You are you (the indefinitely large number of constituents of each strand, and the constituents of each of those constituents, ad infinitum.
Hence you are vastly more than you commonly experience yourselves to be, and have access to anything any part of you has experienced, which in effect is without limits.
This turned out to be easier to express than we had feared. The main thing is that, once created, nothing ceases to exist. But neither do the things it was made from cease to exist, either in their new form as part of the newly created unit, nor in their original form before that creation, which itself was the result of prior creation, and on and on backward until you come to the original creation which also is beyond your pay grade, as you say, only is still within your memory, potentially.
It is?
Potentially. The major obstacle in all such recapture is your own filters that prevent you from thinking certain things, or from seeing them in any way that seems self-evidently nonsensical to you.
But these can be overcome.
That’s the purpose of the process of becoming awake, to see clearly.
Huh!
Think of yourselves – our-selves, we remind you, for it isn’t as if we were divine and you human – think of yourselves as the eyes and also the creative hands of reality.
All that complication, all that play of elements, all that drama – do you think any of it is wasted, or meaningless, or tragic? Do you think, as some do, “God sleeps,” or “Life is a useless passion,” or “Man is only a collection of a few cents’ worth of chemicals”?
Given your own indifference to – ignorance of – past tragedy, how important do you think first-tier effects are today? And, if you think, “They’re happening now! Of course they’re important!” – then, how about those of 10 years ago, or 20, or 50, or 100, or 1,000, or 10,000? Anything that ever happened, happened in the now. Where else could it have happened? But if you are not all torn up by the Rape of Nanking or the sacking of Rome or the worldwide destruction in past floods or other cataclysms – What distinguishes any of them from your own dramas, except that you are here, now? Two years from now, you will see it differently. Which point of view is “right”? Today’s? That of 2020? That of 3020?
Be careful in your reactions, here. We do not say, “Be indifferent to suffering.” We say, “If you wish to be awake, you must see things clearly and not through accustomed filters.” If you allow drama to persuade you that your 3D reality is real in any absolute sense, how are you going to remember that it is only relatively real, that the players are only relatively units, that your life is only relatively what it seems to be?
All right, so we have expressed what we set out to express. We never claimed this was going to be another book. We had some redefining we wanted to do. This is enough for now.