Theory of Everything - Part 3
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In Nature, Our Dreams Become Reality
In
our dreams, whether sleeping or awake,
we churn our past lives and visualize our
future, including the myriad outcomes
available to us. Each night, we travel
beyond, confront our demons or take actions
in pursuit of our desires. As a service to
All that Is, our dreams become
training classes for non-physical beings
who will soon come to Earth for the first
time. As our
dream-bridges connect us to new energy,
we envision ourselves living a beautiful
life on a New Earth.
Recently,
these words came to us: “You are God also. Love
yourself. Offer your love to All that
Is. You are of the God you seek, so rejoice
in your knowing.” On Earth, few humans
recognize their own divinity. Most would
say that, “God is up in heaven, looking
down”, “God
is dead”, or “God is everywhere”,
meaning everywhere but inside our souls.
If indeed, God
is love, would God withhold love from All
that Is? If God is love, and we are God
too, then we are love. As more humans come
to see God in their souls, love abounds.
Ironically,
many humans scorn the potential for love to
overcome hate and fear. Employing
shortage theory, they see love as a rare
commodity, with not enough to go around.
After all, when did each of us last feel
loved? Many cannot remember such a time and
therefore cannot allow that we are the
embodiment of love. During the late
twentieth century, irony, skepticism and
cynicism ruled both popular culture and
rational discourse. With those days behind
us, we can unashamedly offer our love to
both ourselves and to All that Is.
Gnost, or “knowing” derives from Source
and expresses itself in the
metaphysical plane that we call
intuition. As our lifetimes pass, we
remember more of who we are and why we came
to Earth. We recognize patterns that played
out in other dimensions, in what some call
“past lives”. Since the time is always Now,
we recognize that past lives are the
alternate outcomes of our dreams, residing
in other dimensions.
In his
writings,
Henry David Thoreau created the “Other”,
a term that he used to identify a physical
or imagined companion. Was Thoreau’s Other
his brother, and thus external to him, or
was the Other a forgotten part of Thoreau,
himself? By sharing our self with the
Other, we merge divinities, here on Earth
and across the universe. When love is our
dominant emotion, our relationship with self
and the Other experiences a rapid
evolution. Our love for the Other may
evolve to a love for All that Is.
We Now
remember when we first met a beautiful
woman, external to our self. Our first
meeting transpired in
Ancient Egypt. In previous clairvoyant
episodes, we had stood alone atop the
Great Pyramid at Giza. Now, our mind’s
eye sees us standing at that place with the
Other, our arms linked from behind.
The top of the
Great Pyramid is where the
Eye of Horus bridges energy from Earth
to the universe and back again. If you look
at the reverse side of a U.S. dollar bill,
you will see a crudely realistic view of
Horus's left eye, staring back at you. On
the dollar, we see the
Free Mason version, known as the All
Seeing Eye looking at us through
a cosmic hole in the paper bill.
Two-dimensional printing cannot convey how
the Eye connects earthly energy to All that
Is. In our dreams or via clairvoyance, we
who stand atop The Great Pyramid connect to
the universe through the Eye of Horus. In
so doing, we are blessed with universal
consciousness.
Remembering
more clues about our self and the Other, the
historical characters,
Antony and Cleopatra came to mind. Had
we once intertwined energies with that
storied couple? Although Antony and
Cleopatra lived in the First Century BCE,
some of
The Masters’ ethereal energy then still
prevailed across the land. As the world’s
first “power couple”, Antony and Cleopatra
played out their human lives as lovers,
warriors and sovereigns over both Rome and
Egypt.
As our
consciousness drifted further back into the
time of Ancient Egypt, we felt a familiar
connection to
Osiris and Isis. Osiris walked the
Earth as a man-god. Isis was an archetype
woman-goddess. According to legend,
supported by carvings found on temple walls,
Isis and Osiris held coequal status as
deities, manifested here on Earth. Their
gift to humanity was co-creation of “husband
and wife”. Devoted to themselves, each
Other and to All that Is, they showed humans
how to connect with their own divinity.
In their time,
the Ancient Egyptians loved and worshiped
Isis and Osiris as Masters of advanced
consciousness. As former Atlanteans, the
couple knew not to struggle for power.
Rather than holding power over their
subjects, they taught by example, expressing
universal love from their hearts. The
populous recognized that their sovereigns’
wisdom was divinely inspired. Isis and
Osiris discovered that by blending their
energies, they could co-create states of
consciousness transcending that which either
of them experienced separately.
Our birth
erased memories of who we are, giving us the
illusion that our human minds began as clean
slates. During life on Earth, we receive
reminders about the Nature of love. Our
hearts ache with a desire to share our
love. Those who learn to love themselves
and to offer love outwardly will find love
reflected back to them. Those who eschew
self-love will not find love with the Other,
nor will they feel the reflected love of All
that Is.
During
our spiritual
quest, our life path takes many twists and
turns. As if living in a labyrinth, we see
a discernible path, but destinations seem
dreamlike or obscured. Since many believe
that “the unknown” is synonymous with
fear and terror, it remains for the
lovers among us to create love for others,
both to observe and feel. As our
consciousness rises, through love we
experience and share the best that life has
to offer.
In a recent
Esther Hicks’ Abraham CD, they tell a story
about a woman who lived an unpleasant and
unfulfilled life. After many years, she
reconnected with her emotions, transcended
her negative mindset and discovered what
Abraham calls her “vibrational
escrow”. Like a treasure hidden in an
ancient pyramid, she found the better
feelings that she had long ago set aside.
“I’m in. I got in”, she cheered. We too
are Now “in” on the manifestation of all
that we wish for in this life.
Belief is the
flip-side of disbelief. If you find
yourself in a state of belief, take note of
any trends that you may encounter. As new
thoughts arise on any given subject, we use
our intuition to project ourselves into our
potential futures. If we believe that we
are uniquely gifted, our intuitional gifts
shall grow.
Only ignorance
of our spiritual nature prevents us from
accessing our gifts. As Thoreau told us, in
Nature, that which we seek waits just
outside our door. One need not enter a
trance to access higher consciousness. All
that we need do is be in Nature, asking our
questions with an air of hopeful
expectation. Then, as our minds become
still, our destiny shall find us.
Credits: Sacred
Geometry images are from the
Sacred Geometry Oracle Deck, by artist
Francene Hart. Celestial Images are
from the
Astronomy Picture of The Day website.
All other photographs are by the author.
