Learn the True Nature of Your Reality from the Messenger

Feel free to open any conversation you'd like :)

It doesn't mean that a response will be what you'd like to hear, and perhaps it will not be so immediate. But we can try to learn more about the true nature of reality by which direction these words point towards.

We can either have truth or we can have perception. We can't have both. If there's 'truth' there's no perception of it. If there's perception, 'truth' cannot be perceived. We can perceive only an illusion that is more than a good-enough approximation of something that cannot be perceived directly. In truth, our interpretation is the reality.

Reality is the resistance between things that do not have reality.

Forget about what something looks like or feels like. Forget that your bed might be a little too uncomfortable or the neighbours might be too loud on weekends. Forget for a moment about how money seems to have a life of its own and might be thinking of leaving you, not coming home for weeks at a time. Those are your interpretations, and they are not permanent.

Focusing on your interpretation of things is like getting a present and obsessing over the wrapping, completely ignoring what's inside. Life's wrappings are not the gifts. But yet, this is what we do. We focus on the interpretations and assume that our reality is how it appears to be on the surface.

What is a perfect reality? It is not the perfect job or the perfect life according to your hopes and dreams. It doesn't mean getting what you want. The subconscious mind doesn't care about how many times you've fallen on your ass or how many obstacles are in front of you. It doesn't care about how many cars you think you own or how much you think you recycle. Those experiences exist in your complex interpretation of reality, not in the simplicity of reality itself. How you interpret yourself is far more important than what kind of life you have or what surrounds you.

A perfect reality is a fluctuating balance of all interpretations, not just the ones that you like. And you only need to worry about the folds of your immediate reality, not what is happening on the other side of the world. Chaos will have you believe that what isn’t local is more important than all the things that are. That way, it will be much more difficult to figure out that the source of your reality is also local — you.

Reality works in ways you cannot imagine. You may not see it as being 'wonderful' if someone dies from lung cancer, for example, after having smoked cigarettes for 20 years, even though it might be perfectly reasonable as far as your reality goes.

The subconscious mind sees relationships, not the things we think we're looking at. It knows only that the person had been interacting with something (that we interpret as cigarettes, which have acids that severely reduce cell function) and another relationship to balance it out formed over time (that we call cancer, a harmful expansion). As far as perspective is concerned, the relationship worked out harmoniously well, just as it did for another person with another type of cancer that their smoking helped to reverse.

Ego.

Chaos will have you believe that nature is bad. But, of course, it wouldn’t be called that. Nature’s preferences and varied relationships would be called ‘racism’ or ‘sexism’, while the things that work against nature it would promote and call ‘progress’.

When you pretend that you really know shit

do you really believe that you know shit

or do you still really know

that you really don't know shit?

ego (n.)
"the self; that which feels, acts, or thinks," from Latin ego "I"

Leave it to the cult to turn the most basic sense of self-awareness into something bad :)

Thank you for illustrating the need.

(and thanks for helping to bring awareness to the thread!)

Deceivers never answer.

The natural process that 'creates' your reality is perfect. How you decide to experience it is entirely up to you. There are an endless variety of interpretations. Pick one. If it doesn't work, pick something else. How beautiful is it that you're not stuck with one interpretation? You could pick and re-pick thousands of times if you wanted to. And that's exactly what we do moment after moment, day after day, to give us the motion of our experiences.

It is understandable that you could get lost in the drama of all these interpretations and think that it must come from somewhere else — surely not your own mind. But it is entirely in your perspective and so you have a choice in how to interpret it.

'You' is not just the you that you see in the mirror. You is perspective. You are everything born of nothing-in-particular in all of its hell, peanuts, and glory.

What is the question exactly?

Jesus Christ says


A good man out of the good treasure of his heart brings forth good things, and an evil man out of the evil treasure brings forth evil things.

But I say to you that for every idle word men may speak, they will give account of it in the day of judgment.

For by your words you will be justified, and by your words you will be condemned.



Who do YOU say that Jesus Christ is?


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And so we are beginning to see why I have resisted for so long :O

It's a very contentious topic.

So much so that people can argue about it for centuries. And, so, we can talk in circles about it endlessly.

Rather than focus on a person or entity or what have you, why not focus more on the message? Would you agree that it might prove more fruitful?

You are of the Spirit of Antichrist.

You fool no one but yourself, poser.

Satan laughs at how easy you were.

It's impossible to look at yourself directly, even though you try through an endless variety of perceptions and perspectives. You don’t remember yourself completely, nor do you need to. You try through all manner of drama of every possible measure to form a universe of things that — for better or for worse — cannot capture even a small fragment of the impossible-to-perceive.

You formulate all of the songs, birds, laughter, love, clouds, hats, and swords in the world and search across the heavens of your mind to try — time and time again — to capture your essence. Your every experience and perception is folded into your current perspective. Your life is life itself.

But this is a paradox. You don't want to be nothing again. Not existing is so boring and lonely. You only want to be able to perceive yourself, but by doing so you get lost in the everything. This is how you like it.

Being many-things-at-once reminds you of being nothing-in-particular, and that's not the direction you want to go. You want the illusion of something-in-particular; far more exciting!

You don't, for example, want to know exactly how you breathe — you just want to breathe. You don't need to know the intimate details of your cells and hormones and other internal processes when your body needs adenosine triphosphate. Why should you care? You only need to feel the hunger. You don't need to have intimate knowledge of your body needing more DHA than it did five years ago. You only know you now love to eat salmon more than before. When you eat, you don't need to know how your body's positive enzymes strip the negative electrons of what you digest, you just think about what you'll be doing after you’ve finish eating.

And here you are all ways. Impossible to define, impossible to perceive, impossible to merely think of. But how wonderfully amazing it is that you try again and try again, thanks to the endless efforts of a Chaos that seeks to hide yourself from your self.

Are we alone in this effort? Are you alone? If everything in your perspective is you, what and who else is there? It would seem from this that you would be, in this illustration, a party of one. What else would there be if you were everything?

Ahh... But you are not actually 'everything' because then you wouldn't exist. You are an interpretation of everything. You are not alone because then you'd be nothing-in-particular, all by yourself with nothing else to relate to, and thus not existing at all. Being 'alone' is irrelevant. You could not be more surrounded by everything. What ‘alone’ is there when you can form relationships with anything in your perspective? What alone is there when you have the entire universe?

You, a universe of being to explore locally with an endless variety of things to fold up into interpretations to interact with. It's certainly a mouthful, but all of this love, the beauty, the sadness, the cheeky grins, countless wars and all the stories and songs that will ever be written are a part of something so amazing it cannot actually be defined.

This particular story — the epic drama of existence — is all that needs to be and is the most real thing that could ever possibly be. Nothing is insignificant when there is so much of something else with which to compare. Better than merely being something that exists, you are that which can relate with whatever you can imagine existing. You are as perfect a balance between chaos and order as there ever could be while still being, and you don't even realise it yet.

You are all that you need to be right now. There is no need to do anything else, be anyone else, or go anywhere else, other than what you are doing to unfold your self right now in perspective. Until, of course, you re-interpret your self again and continue to explore who you are.

In one word, the you that you are is

Yes, you are correct.

It's a very contentious topic.



No contention.

Only Your Words.

Perception and language are both double-edged swords when it comes to the truth.

No contention.

Only Your Words.

Let us imagine that there is a vast library with an endless number of books.

Anyone can read whichever book they'd like, but most choose to focus on a few, specific books. It makes sense; there are only so many hours in a day.

But imagine that there are people who, when reading a particular book, get angry at it, flail their arms around, and get their robes in a bunch.

How does this action benefit them? It doesn't. For there are so many books from which to choose.

Are they not drawing attention to the very thing that they think they don't like and perhaps don't want others to see?

Are they not, in a way, drawn to the message that they think are are resisting?

There is more to reality than meets the eye. The subconscious mind does not care what you like or don't like. It only cares about what is useful for its purpose at the time.

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Do people not fight over these things, and get upset with others over them?

Are you here wanting to share in food and drink with me? Or are you doing something else?

No contention? Are you certain of this?

Wouldn't you rather talk about the message of 'Jesus Christ' and how it may or may not benefit you?

"The great discovery is that the Bible is a message system: it's not simply 66 books penned by 40 authors over thousands of years, the Bible is an integrated whole which bears evidence of supernatural engineering in every detail."

"The Bible is an integrated message system, the product of supernatural engineering. Every number, every place name, every detail every jot and tittle is there for our learning, our discovery, and our amazement. Truly, our God is an awesome God."

[link to www.khouse.org]



"Since God has the technology to create us in the first place, He certainly has the technology to get a message to us. But how does He authenticate His message?

It may seem old-fashioned to take the Bible seriously, especially in our modern age of scientific discoveries and multicultural emphases. It has become politically correct to deny the existence of absolutes and to deny the involvement of our Creator in our affairs. And yet there are many intellectual and well-informed people who take the Bible very seriously—who even regard its origin as supernatural. Why?

My own personal background has been in the information sciences—computers, communication, cryptography, and the like. With graduate degrees in engineering and business, and having spent a 30-year career in the corporate boardrooms of over a dozen high-tech enterprises, I have become most profoundly impressed by two astonishing discoveries:
1.The 66 books which we call the Bible constitute a highly integrated message system. What makes this so astonishing is the fact that they were penned by more than forty different people over a period of several thousand years!1 Yet we now discover that virtually every detail of the Biblical text evidences a highly skillful integrated design from cover to cover. In fact, every word, every place name, every detail was apparently placed there (in the original) deliberately as part of an overall intricate plan.
2.What is even more astounding is that it can be demonstrated that the origin of this intricate design is from outside of our dimension of space and time."


"A Message of Extraterrestrial Origin"

"We are in possession of this collection of 66 books we call The Bible, written by more than 40 authors over several thousands of years, yet we now discover it is an integrated message from outside our time domain. It repeatedly authenticates this uniqueness by describing history before it happens. And this discovery totally shatters our traditional concepts of reality."

[link to www.khouse.org]

Are you fighting with yourself?

Who is stopping you for answering your words?

You fool no one but yourself.

Yes, the very cult whose tools you are using now to communicate with me.

I am aware of it. (And I hope you are, too.)

What actions can we perform to help make a 'better' world? I am curious to hear your thoughts?

'Better' is different for everyone, I suppose. Perhaps that is much of the issue.

That's why I lean towards 'Freedom and Prosperity'

Why do you come here stroking yourself?