Consciousness is Every(where)ness, Expressed Locally: Bashar and Seth
IPI Letters February 14, 2024 DOI: 10.59973/ipil.53 (opens in new tab)
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AI-extracted from the abstract| Characteristics | Theoretical or philosophical paper Peer reviewed |
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| Key points | Argues that the channeled Bashar and Seth cosmologies converge on the view that physical reality is a projection of consciousness, recreated at the rate of Planck time, that time and space are illusions sustained to allow individualized 3D experience, and that each person's lived experiences are an indelible contribution to creation. |
Abstract
The article provides a comparison of the two cosmologies of Bashar and Seth. Both sources of information are not real from our point of view, the information is channeled. According to them, however, it is rather our own reality that is not really real. It is a projection of consciousness within consciousness, similar to a dream, constantly being recreated at the rate of Planck time. What we perceive as outer reality is a reflection of our own state of being. Time and space do not exist. They are an illusion. But the illusion of time and space does exist to allow us to experience a 3d reality game in an individualized and unique way. The experiences that we generate as players in our lives are our own indelible contribution to creation.