Transcendence
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There are those who can imagine a monkey becoming - in nature - a man, and those of us who imagine man can become - in nature - an angel (and even one day more than an angel). The conception of the human as a being capable of overcoming its own apparent barriers and becoming something more than matter, something more than mortality, something more than chemistry. Would that be possible? All the walls that appear at the beginning of these approaches consist of encountering the paradigm of the death of the body: the biological vehicle. In the absence of conclusive, or fully convincing, evidence ...
There are those who can imagine a monkey becoming - in nature - a man, and those of us who imagine man can become - in nature - an angel (and even one day more than an angel). The conception of the human as a being capable of overcoming its own apparent barriers and becoming something more than matter, something more than mortality, something more than chemistry. Would that be possible? All the walls that appear at the beginning of these approaches consist of encountering the paradigm of the death of the body: the biological vehicle. In the absence of conclusive, or fully convincing, evidence of what happens after this point regarding our mind, our conscience, our soul or our spirit, the life of the vast majority of humans is limited to a frustrated race for momentarily enjoy pleasures that the senses can grant, even when an analytical mind would know how to judge that there is an invisible arbiter of causes and effects that goes beyond visual phenomena, and that our subconscious warns us of caution against the possibility of a judgment in the beyond. What would happen if we discovered that everything we think we know about the universe is nothing more than an illusion, a holographic quantum projection in several dimensions, created by a great Mind of which - incomprehensibly at first glance - we are an intrinsic part? Death, a state that we perceive as traumatic and final, would be part of this illusory dream, a mistaken idea of our own Mind. However, we would be faced with enigmas within enigmas that with effort and will we would be obliged to solve, so that we would aspire to know our true identity and pre-existence. What would happen if we knew that in fact we are not this body that we virtually see in the mirror, but that far from these senses of physics hides an immortal avatar, which, in turn, is an individualized part of a great unique consciousness the Which one experiences a psychic Matrix with phenomena that seem real? If so, we could understand the cosmos differently, assuming that we are imprisoned in a vehicle subject to "inferior" laws of a multiverse full of labyrinths. We would be part of a large number of souls that come from another universe, and that experience an unreality based on artificial creations of the ego of the Collective Mind of which we are part. Life and death, what is felt in them, being a dream so apparently real, play part of a pre-established script, where cause-effect and Destiny on these, throw the soul into different scenarios whose equivalent and antagonism is precisely our criteria of "Life" and "Death", each one as a zone and/or circumstance that corresponds to it, and subject to the periods that correspond to it within Time and Space. Mind, as the creator of all... Light as the principle of the vibration of the cosmic energy of the Great Logos that becomes conscious of itself... duality as reasoning of separation... a vehicle of life force within the range of the power of the light... multiple experiential experiences... a death that is not death and a death that is supposedly death... transcendence, the illumination of the consciousness that awakens from the dream created by ourselves... and the unification with the One from which we have never left. Welcome to the path to the Resurrection before dying.
