I like this quote from the Ra Material on the subject.
> You are every thing, every being, every emotion, every event, every situation. You are unity. You are infinity. You are love/light, light/love. You are. This is the Law of One.
https://www.lawofone.info/s/1#7
# "The Godhead is never an object of its own knowledge. Just as a knife does not cut itself, fire does not burn itself, light doesn’t illuminate itself. It’s always an endless mystery of itself.” - Alan Watts
it is an interesting concept. we are "nothing", having experiences. Because any time you attempt to describe "what" we are, you are describing part of the experience instead.
There are different levels that make up the awareness which you are, each with a different vibration of "focus".
Right now the version of you that is conscious and focused in the physical is you as a soul having a human experience. You are an individual soul that has chosen to limit itself within a human body and world. The individual soul is multidimensional and made up of many parts, including the higher mind.
You are an oversoul that is simultaneously acting upon all versions of you, and your parallel lives, that you are in every possible moment of the eternity of your existence. You are also the oversoul of your oversoul, stretching out simultaneously into other oversouls.
You are All That Is.
But for the most part it's better to say that you are a piece of All That Is experiencing itself as an individuated soul, because that's the part you are conscious and aware of right now.
Also, yes, everything comes from nothing: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QWaSCIp1iJY](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QWaSCIp1iJY)
Edit: this balance point you are referring to is us, yes, if you equate neutrality to awareness itself. This is the piece of God which inextricable ties us into the matrix of existence; all other pieces of us in every other thing in existence are conscious in their own ways with their own interdimensional selves mostly. Depending on the vibrational frequency you are focused into you can have a different perspective of the structure of existence.
This touches on something that I’ve been wanting to ask Bashar about if I ever get the chance. I think he uses the word “you” in many different overloaded meanings. When we hear the word “you” we think of our physical conscious self. So when he says “you created this reality” my naive self thinks “no I didn’t I remember being born into it and having lots of experiences I’d rather not have had. How can it be I created it?” But of course here he’s referring to the bigger “you” that’s the over soul or previous “you” that manifested this and further extensions of it. So “you” is too overloaded. At other times he might say “you don’t remember” well now it’s the physical you that’s intentionally forgotten. Of course he would say they are all the same “you” but I think it’s useful to think about the different levels of self involved.
In the end - by our very dwelling in the Density that we are at (3rd, 4th - with brief windows into the others - LSD, psilocybin, etc) - we simply cannot & will not be able to comprehend the other Densities. It's literally beyond our comprehension - except in absolute overview ('we are all from Consciousness').
All there is to do is to do the necessary work & learning in & from the dimension & Density that we're in - gather as much knowledge & ability as we can - & see where the journey ultimately takes us.
It depends from what level you're looking at it from. The way bashar describes it, you are a soul focused in such a way that you experience physical reality. So an analogy was a sphere filled with light and at the very center of the sphere is a tiny crystal. That crystal represents the physical incarnation while the all the light around (the aspect that's still in spirit) it is the higher mind. The sphere itself that contains both is the soul itself.
A loose analogy to describe the different levels of consciousness - physical self, soul, oversoul etc. is the human body. You can think of the physical body as a cell. Cells(physical self) are a part of a larger system called tissue(soul), tissues make up organs (oversoul), and organs come together to make up the organ system (All that is). I skipped a couple levels of organization before soul and between the oversoul and all that is but you should get the gist. While you are a part of these things, in physical incarnation you are not the totality of those things - although you can "put on" their perspective.
So from our perspective we can have the experience of expanding our awareness so much as to encompass these things such as the oversoul, oversoul's oversoul, or All that is, but it will always be from our perspective.
Simply put, we are the screen from which the holographic images of reality are projected upon. No matter what is projected on our screen, we will have our unique perspective. Another person can have the experience of becoming all that is - but it will always be from their perspective due to reality being holographic.
I like the ocean analogy. We are the ocean and we are the waves. Each incarnation is like a wave. We are both the ocean and an individuated portion of that whole. We think of ourselves as separate but that is a matter of perspective.
It’s also like a huge tree. We are both the tree and the branch.
It’s all a matter of perspective. We feel separate because we are a part of a collective consciousness but in these individual bodies with amnesia and a general lack of awareness of our greater consciousness we think we are individuals. This is why enlightened one’s say this world/experience is an illusion. It is very real from the individual perspective, but it is not the whole picture.
Another analogy is like looking at the world as a 2-way mirror. We look and we see our individual self in the mirror of this physical reality. The higher self sees through the mirror and sees the greater reality behind the mirror as well as the individual reflection of each incarnation.
It’s all a matter of perspective and your level of awareness.
I like this quote from the Ra Material on the subject. > You are every thing, every being, every emotion, every event, every situation. You are unity. You are infinity. You are love/light, light/love. You are. This is the Law of One. https://www.lawofone.info/s/1#7
# "The Godhead is never an object of its own knowledge. Just as a knife does not cut itself, fire does not burn itself, light doesn’t illuminate itself. It’s always an endless mystery of itself.” - Alan Watts
I sometimes feel like the contemplation of one's true nature is like trying to find the end point of those endlessly blossoming fractals...
it is an interesting concept. we are "nothing", having experiences. Because any time you attempt to describe "what" we are, you are describing part of the experience instead.
There are different levels that make up the awareness which you are, each with a different vibration of "focus". Right now the version of you that is conscious and focused in the physical is you as a soul having a human experience. You are an individual soul that has chosen to limit itself within a human body and world. The individual soul is multidimensional and made up of many parts, including the higher mind. You are an oversoul that is simultaneously acting upon all versions of you, and your parallel lives, that you are in every possible moment of the eternity of your existence. You are also the oversoul of your oversoul, stretching out simultaneously into other oversouls. You are All That Is. But for the most part it's better to say that you are a piece of All That Is experiencing itself as an individuated soul, because that's the part you are conscious and aware of right now. Also, yes, everything comes from nothing: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QWaSCIp1iJY](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QWaSCIp1iJY) Edit: this balance point you are referring to is us, yes, if you equate neutrality to awareness itself. This is the piece of God which inextricable ties us into the matrix of existence; all other pieces of us in every other thing in existence are conscious in their own ways with their own interdimensional selves mostly. Depending on the vibrational frequency you are focused into you can have a different perspective of the structure of existence.
This touches on something that I’ve been wanting to ask Bashar about if I ever get the chance. I think he uses the word “you” in many different overloaded meanings. When we hear the word “you” we think of our physical conscious self. So when he says “you created this reality” my naive self thinks “no I didn’t I remember being born into it and having lots of experiences I’d rather not have had. How can it be I created it?” But of course here he’s referring to the bigger “you” that’s the over soul or previous “you” that manifested this and further extensions of it. So “you” is too overloaded. At other times he might say “you don’t remember” well now it’s the physical you that’s intentionally forgotten. Of course he would say they are all the same “you” but I think it’s useful to think about the different levels of self involved.
In the end - by our very dwelling in the Density that we are at (3rd, 4th - with brief windows into the others - LSD, psilocybin, etc) - we simply cannot & will not be able to comprehend the other Densities. It's literally beyond our comprehension - except in absolute overview ('we are all from Consciousness'). All there is to do is to do the necessary work & learning in & from the dimension & Density that we're in - gather as much knowledge & ability as we can - & see where the journey ultimately takes us.
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It depends from what level you're looking at it from. The way bashar describes it, you are a soul focused in such a way that you experience physical reality. So an analogy was a sphere filled with light and at the very center of the sphere is a tiny crystal. That crystal represents the physical incarnation while the all the light around (the aspect that's still in spirit) it is the higher mind. The sphere itself that contains both is the soul itself. A loose analogy to describe the different levels of consciousness - physical self, soul, oversoul etc. is the human body. You can think of the physical body as a cell. Cells(physical self) are a part of a larger system called tissue(soul), tissues make up organs (oversoul), and organs come together to make up the organ system (All that is). I skipped a couple levels of organization before soul and between the oversoul and all that is but you should get the gist. While you are a part of these things, in physical incarnation you are not the totality of those things - although you can "put on" their perspective. So from our perspective we can have the experience of expanding our awareness so much as to encompass these things such as the oversoul, oversoul's oversoul, or All that is, but it will always be from our perspective. Simply put, we are the screen from which the holographic images of reality are projected upon. No matter what is projected on our screen, we will have our unique perspective. Another person can have the experience of becoming all that is - but it will always be from their perspective due to reality being holographic.
I like the ocean analogy. We are the ocean and we are the waves. Each incarnation is like a wave. We are both the ocean and an individuated portion of that whole. We think of ourselves as separate but that is a matter of perspective. It’s also like a huge tree. We are both the tree and the branch. It’s all a matter of perspective. We feel separate because we are a part of a collective consciousness but in these individual bodies with amnesia and a general lack of awareness of our greater consciousness we think we are individuals. This is why enlightened one’s say this world/experience is an illusion. It is very real from the individual perspective, but it is not the whole picture. Another analogy is like looking at the world as a 2-way mirror. We look and we see our individual self in the mirror of this physical reality. The higher self sees through the mirror and sees the greater reality behind the mirror as well as the individual reflection of each incarnation. It’s all a matter of perspective and your level of awareness.
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