Hi Kafaria,
The fact that everything is as it should be does not in any way trivialize life. On the contrary it makes it much more intense. When we accept that life is indeed as it should be, we no longer need to waste time worrying about it. Instead we can spend more time being fully aware of those things that are our creations. So what is full awareness? At a basic level it's about being focused on the task at hand. When you eat you are aware of the food, the texture, the taste etc, when you're washing dishes you are aware of the water and the detergent, the smell, the temperature, the light reflected in the bubbles. If you are listening to someone you give them your whole attention. You do not think about what you'll have for dinner tonight or wonder what this person would look like naked. With full attention you will not only hear the words but you will feel the intent, you will sense the emotion, you will know what the person is really trying to say almost as if you were inside the person's mind. I could go on but suffice to say that this sort of awareness will keep anyone fascinated for lifetimes because all sorts of new experiences that cannot be imagined unfold as awareness grows. And of course as awareness grows, understanding deepens and at some point creation will have been fully experienced and there may no longer be a need to stay in the game. I say "may" because you might choose to stay for another reason. Gotamo Shidharto (aka Bhudda) chose to stay a little longer to pass on what he had learned. Same thing for Jesus I dare say. And so called miracles are not so much miracles but direct application of the law of creation. If someone is blind you give them sight because you create sight in that person.
I must point out that leaving the game does not mean dying. Death is just another part of the game. Amongst other things it is a means of changing one's point of view in order to experience a new perspective. This is usually known as re-incarnation though this term implies too many things that are incorrect and so I prefer not to use it. When you leave the game, that's it, your whole creation is terminated. It simply stops existing. It's a bit like playing a game on a computer. When you finish the computer game you turn off the computer and the character you played as is instantly gone as is the world you played in. This brings me to another important point. As you grow it becomes important to understand the difference between the real you and the character you created to experience physical creation. The person posting on this forum is the character and the Being that experiences through that person is the creator. So the first step in leaving the game is for the character to get back in touch with the Being. So when you said "we are the creators" be sure you understand that it is not us as characters (egos) that are creators. Hopefully this will explain that we (the characters) are achieving the exact intention that we (the Beings) have set for us. So there is no conflict. Any conflict you (as the character) may be experiencing is just perspective and the experience of that conflict would be intended.
Lastly, what practical things can we do to "reconnect"? It is said that Trust, Love and Confidence is all we need with Love being the most powerful thing we can do. Trust refers to compassion. The modern day definition of compassion usually refers to suffering with or for another person. In fact compassion is best defined as trust in the healing abilities of the other person or of one's self. Confidence refers to confidence in the positive outcome of a situation. Lastly Love refers to unconditional love which means complete acceptance with no judgment.
I hope this all makes sense. I am most likely no further along the path than you are so this is as much of a learning opportunity to me as it may be to you. So allow me to extend my thanks to you for this chance to grow.  |