05 Humanity

‘An angel is sitting on your sofa, and it is you. They smile and say… “I am the one who knows our oneness. I am the fearless form. That which is not afraid to speak. That which is not kept internalized by fear. I am a hero in this world.”’

"As human beings, we are not only all connected — we are a single tree of consciousness with many branches (a single organism). Open-minded and narrow-minded people are different branches on a single tree."

“Recognize the difference between wearing a mask out of fear of who you are without it and wearing a mask to enhance and focus on a particular aspect of your being.“

"One of the qualities that has made the human experience so particular in its extreme expression of diversity is not just its ability for us to feel so deeply, but its ability for us to get lost in our imagination."

“Through your choice of resistance and allowance, you choose which aspects of the world you identify with and which you externalize as being separate from you.”

Your birth-choice is your spirit’s decision to create your human self. Within this intention, what we call our imperfections are actually gifts of focus we have sculpted for ourselves — with love and wisdom— in the timelessness before our physical birth in order to shape our human experience.

If reality is a mirror, how is it possible to experience lack when we are all, as embodiments of infinite consciousness, inherently abundant? Why is the experience of lack so common in the human experience? What is it telling us? What is it a reflection of?

I want to share my understanding of how the belief that consciousness created physical reality is not incompatible with the outward processes that Darwinian Evolution and Selfish Gene Theory describe.

Nothing opposes us except our fear, because everything in existence is the expression of a singular, unified, eternal consciousness. Using the word ‘evil’ just shows us what we are afraid of and, as a result of that fear, are in righteous judgment of.

Death is called the great unknown — but it isn’t. If you have ever woken from a dream, especially a deep dream where you find yourself living the life of another person, then you pretty much already know what death feels like.