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Originally Posted by Angela  I understand that you'd like to free me from the constraints of my habitual thinking, Maxie, but aren't you saying I'm not just human, but rather, I'm everything? Cuz I'm pretty sure that I am, in fact, human.
Of course, that's the human part of me talking. Whaddya expect? |
Angiebaby, look at all the other humans, are you them? No, so are you like them? well, you have arms and legs and a (beautiful
) head, but is that the real you? is that all you are?
Let's try and simplify.......when a thought enters you head, or mind, or perception, call it what you like, where does that thought come from? If you're a human (physical) being living in a physical world, then what is creative?
Does a human being create anything? Well, I can build a website and I can build a house and I can drive a car, but does the human being do that? Well, the human being seems to be doing that it, so is the human being just output only? is the human being really creative?
I don't consider a human being creates anything and to identify with a human being as being creative means to place creativity in human hands. If I build a house, the human being in me built it, but could the human being have built it without me? No, the
me is not a human being, it can't be, all the human being is, is a manifesting machine for physical output.
The point I'm trying to make is that we incorrectly think that we as human beings are creating stuff, but that is not true, it can't be. A human being cannot create by itself, it needs a consciousness to instruct and direct it.
There's nothing wrong with identiying yourself as a human being or that you are consciousness and a human being, but if we let go of the attachement of considering we're a human being first, then we can see what is creative and create from there.
The real problem ( I see) is that people who want to create better, wrongly (IMO) identify creativity with the human being they consider is them and that creates all sorts of problems and clouds and deadens the creative source.
Everything a human being does is output, but the human being itself
is output, so we shouldn't trust it as, or with creative power for it has none and it is incapable of creativity. It sounds a little macarbe, but if you've ever seen a corpse, then you've seen a human being and there is no creativity there.
The hardest part of all of this, is the changing of perception, to change your perception and place identity with consciousness which is very empowering, then you can see creative power.
How can we make this practical to aid in getting what we want from our lives? Simple, move you identity to consciousness, align yourself there and create from there and observe as the human body you may consider is yours will aid in rendering what you want. The better you can do that, then the less work you'll have to do, because you won't be trying the create through a human body, you'll be creating through pure consciousness and the human body will just be a witness to that creation and possibly output some of it as physical reality when a physical result is required.
All this may sound like it complicates the creation process, but the point is to try and simplify it, choose it and get out of the way, don't use your humaness to interfer, it slows everything down and frustrates consciousness.
Consciousness ( I believe) wants it simple and easy, but the trade off with placing your identity with you human being is that it deadens consciousness. I should mention that some people may think I'm saying that we need to live our lives as god or at least a very powerful entity, well as long as that's not from the ego POV, then yes that is correct.
Max