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Originally Posted by cylon  I'm kind of mixed up right now... and this makes me think of SR which makes no sense to me really (and I know that I am creating those beliefs by just affirming them)
WTF? |
CY,
Consciousness is playing a game, the ultimate game, called physical reality. Consciousness is requiring to experience the opposite of itself (perfection) so it creates (imperfection) physical reality. Then it places an observer there to observe and feedback into consciousness all the experience.
Now consciousness knows it must create a full reality to keep it interesting so it builds present moment awareness and lots of random stuff that it doesn't have to think about constantly. This random stuff is sky, random people, wind, birds chirping, telemarketers and breaking glasses.
The trick is that consciousness is purposefully creating everything instantly on the fly,
but to keep the observer from going mental it negates responsiblity for some things, But what happens (this is happening to you) as consciousness proceeds down the journey back to perfection, it allows itself to regain more conscious power, but it doing that it notices that it is indeed creating everything and that freaks the observer out because it makes it seem that the observer it's making stuff happen, it's not, you (your physical body) don't create anything.
The truth is that consciousness is the real you, but again for the purposes of maintaining the reality you identify with your human body instead of true self which is consciousness.
So you are consciousness, you create everything within present moment awareness and then deny a level of responsiblity for some of it to keep things seemingly normal. The best part is that because you create everything, that means you can create
anything, money, love, health, people, everything.
Just keep in mind that while you are creating everything and everything is connected, you create a lot of random stuff too maintain a stable reality, don't worry about it, just choose to create some great stuff for the observer (you) to experience and understand the random stuff is necessary to maintain the overall experience.
Max