The soul, or our consciousness, is *in* all things and *is* all things. I wasnt seeing, so much as I was *being* what I wanted to perceive. If I wanted to look at a pine tree, I wasnt actually seeing the pine tree, I *was* or *became* the pine tree—from whatever perspective I chose to observe it. I could either see it as a tree or know it at the molecular level. Since *I was* also the tree, there was no limitation to my ability to perceive or know the tree. In fact, this is a better way of putting it. The soul (or the nub of consciousness that we become one with when we leave our bodies) doesnt see things—we know things. If we want to see a pine tree, we know it. We dont see it, as on earth we do with our eyes. Also, concepts like near or far are meaningless to the soul because we are one with all things and all things are one with us. We see distant things with the same perfect clarity as nearby things, because there is no such thing as near or far—those terms are only used to refer to the position of earthly things relative to each other. Profound Spiritually Transformative Experience (STE) while “asleep” at age 11.
Posted on: Tue, 11 Mar 2014 12:20:54 +0000
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