If not for time, you would be the only thing in existence.
You are in the middle of a journey, and the destination is not important.
Eternal consciousness, which is timeless and non-physical, exists within us all; it is the state of consciousness from which all experiences of life emerge. Prior to the differentiation of consciousness, there was no experience as we conceive of it because, within the singularity of the one consciousness, there was nothing else to have an experience in relation to.
Time arose as a quality of experience through which the differentiation of ‘the one’ into ‘the many’ could occur, giving birth to an infinite number of experiences. Time is an expression of consciousness that separates experiences. It is a creative medium through which we construct our world and unfold our story. The human experience emerged from this infinite pool of potential. The human experience’s relationship with space-time allows us to return to this reality repeatedly, creating the experience of a new life each time.
Even when you are embodied and largely unconscious of it, the eternal, undefined consciousness remains available to you (for it is what you are). To connect with it is to experience stepping outside of space and time. This can be experienced in two ways: as unification, where you are simultaneously all things in existence (first experienced as feeling ‘as one’ with all life), or as separation, where you experience yourself as completely alone in all existence … as the only self in existence … as the one self … as the one consciousness. Both experiences are valid / valuable. To experience yourself as the only self / thing in existence is often referred to as experiencing ‘the void.’
You are all things in existence
= there is nothing / ‘no thing’ that is not you
= you are the only thing in existence.
Other realities are not necessarily other worlds with physicality and linear time but can be different orders of reality that bear no relation to ours beyond the unfolding of their own experience of self-awareness. The human experience is the product of the one consciousness’s focus on the early experiences of physicality and linear time, which has led to our association with our bodies rather than our spirits and our perception of time as inalterable.
Physicality and linear time are not absolute qualities of existence but exist in varying degrees (on a spectrum), allowing for different densities of time and the possibility of experiencing spiritual union across different physical bodies and time points. The human experience is characterized by a strong sense of separation due to the solidity of physicality and the linearity of time, but this can be shifted by recognizing that space-time is a quality of separation that operates to varying degrees / fluidly.
Time allows for the experience of a journey, enabling us to experience the world in a particular sequence; changing the sequence changes how we interpret events; the sequence is a part of the creative expression of our beingness.
The journey of experiencing the world through linear time is more powerful than any destination.
The creation of space-time allows for an infinite number of new stories and experiences, even though the individual components of these stories may not be new (as everything is ultimately seen to be a reflection of the one consciousness).
As a part of our focus on the physical, through our desire to explore individuality, humanity became increasingly individualized and separated from the unified experience of consciousness (meaning it has become increasingly unconscious within us through our focus on the outer … the physical … possessions. Our focus on scientific over esoteric understanding has led to an intensification of the solidification of matter and the containment in time.
This experience of separation was a deliberate choice, driven by the one consciousness’s love of individuated experiences and the expansion that comes with it, allowing it to experience ‘self and other’ in new ways.
There has been no mistake.
You are in the middle of a journey, and the destination is not important.
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