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  1. Mark
    2014-01-23 @ 6:18 PM

    Wow Julia! You always blow my perception of reality wide open with your thoughts. Being someone that hasn’t developed the ability to talk to the other side, it is really one of the tougher concepts I struggle with. Thank you for helping me see it from a different perspective.

  2. NATHALIE, BELISLE, SOLENTHALER
    2014-01-23 @ 7:56 PM

    I so love the ” the Last Frontier.” I have recommended it to a few of my hypnotist colleagues who specialize in past life regression. I am very much looking forward to Julia’s next book. Definitively looks like its going to be an amazing ride!

    Nathalie Belisle
    hypnobliss.org

  3. Mark Hobbs
    2014-01-24 @ 1:19 AM

    Thanks so much for the dedication Julia. Your example of how reality shifts as expressed in the story of your childhood house was wonderful and enlightening and I think should be explored. Your point about your house literally changing is a great example of how we continually create our own reality and shift dimensionally, even here on the earth plane. Your house was your creation whilst ever you considered it to be yours and thus it remained as perceived in the dimension in which you originally created it. Your focus on it as it, even now, continues to hold it as you imagine it to be. At some point, you chose to leave the dimension in which that version of the house was physically manifest and others took ownership and ‘reworked’ your creation to meet their own specifications. The creation you had originally manifested (the house as you described it to originally be) had effectively dissolved from your now reality. That early version still exists exactly as you describe it in the original dimension you spoke of occupying when young, but not in the dimension you have shifted to. Both the backstory and potential future story that supported your original version of the house remain with the version of the house you left behind, existing as a dimension in it’s own right. A dimension just as real as the one you and I individually and dually occupy right now . None the less when you re-visited the house another had taken ownership and seemingly modified it. There’s no use in digging out the old house plans or asking the neighbours because the ‘back story’ for the current version will also have shifted to support the dimensional version you recently accessed. The things is, the house you created no longer exists in your current dimension, so in effect you were visiting the dimensional reality of the new owner. I think that is very close to what is happening. This is a great example of how dimension shifting works. And we are constantly doing it, for the most part unaware… Julia, I have come to believe every moment we experience is a dimension in its own right, with both a back story and a future story attached available to experienced if chosen. We simply choose, moment by moment, which dimension we will step into and occupy. The dimensions available to us, with their future and back stories, are infinite, but within the density of the third dimension, radical lateral dimension shifting is pretty much off the menu and, as you have said, the creation called time is also an enormous restraining factor. Hence dimension shifting here is for the most part incremental. Who knows how many earth years it took for the ‘modified’ house to manifest?… All dimensions are actually occurring concurrently in the moment of now, but we experience the particular dimension that we briefly occupy by way of where we choose to place our focus. The other parallel dimensions we could have chosen in any given moment only seem dormant by comparison. All are real. All are happening now. We are always experiencing the same now moment, It’s just that we do so from an endless range of perspectives. It’s huge…very, very huge…
    Mark Hobbs.

    • Julia
      2014-01-24 @ 9:32 AM

      You are right again, Mark. It is huge. And it could only work in a non-spacetime or nonlocal universe!

  4. Mark hobbs
    2014-01-24 @ 11:11 AM

    Hi Julia, you write such interesting and thought provoking pieces. I couldn’t resist picking up and running (somewhat wildly) with another of your points from the current topic.

    “The existence of an object or a living being flashes in and out of our reality. In every Plank unit (the smallest unit of time) a new chair, or, for that matter, a new physical you is formed”.

    I’m not trained or particularly well versed in matters quantum, but I’ll give it a shot.

    I’ve heard it suggested that at the point of the smallest possible unit of time, a unit of any given dimension is actually approximately equivalent conceptually to a still frame in a movie. Meaning that all the necessary information is within it, but it has no individual motion (flashes in and then almost instantaneously flashes out). Any sense of motion that is experienced by the observer or participant is just illusory. Just as happens when we roll a celluloid film. It is the product of experiencing each individual frame linked in sequence at a speed necessary to create the illusion of movement. Each ‘frame’ is almost identical to the one manifested before it but it contains the slight changes (new, modified or deleted information) that carry the story forward. Whist each frame within the context of a story is perceived to be part of a continuum, it definitely exists as a new individual creation in it’s own right as you say Julia. The thinking I’m playing with here then, is that it is the higher self/soul, call it what you will, that selects, rather than creates the frames that make up the story it is exploring, be it a story in the physical or the non physical realms. So, does the soul actually create the frames of our story at the time they are manifested as so many believe?

    My thoughts on this from here forward are based on two foundational belief/understandings.
    Firstly, I hold that all creations, realities and options that ever will exist already exist now within ‘All that is’.
    Secondly, that they are all happening concurrently in the ‘now moment’, whether chosen as experiences or not.

    In my scenario, all potential choices and still frames must exist as options, but only one of the choices, one still frame, is chosen by the soul to insert and progress the storyline. It flashes in and out in a trilli-second (is their such a word?). Then the process is simply repeated over and over. The soul carries this out, from our perspective, at unfathomable speeds as the frames are chosen to take the desired experiences (which is the reason for creating the story), forward. Choosing one option (one frame, one motionless dimensional ‘snapshot’) does not cause the infinite number of not chosen options that potentially could have been chosen and inserted to somehow cease to exist. All possibilities, by definition, must always exist within ‘All that is’. This because ‘All that is’ seeks to experience itself from as many perspectives as possible and achieves this, in so far as we are concerned, through the agency of the free will invested in souls. Each soul being an individualised aspect of ‘All that is’. So then, We each have the awesome majestic being which is our soul, the most shall we say, authentic version of ourselves, creating our story for the simple purpose of experiencing it. The soul achieves it’s goal through the multidimensional versions of itself that are you and I. We get to play out our human or even non-physical roles in the soul’s pursuit of a good story..

    But where exactly then is the creation happening as far as the soul is concerned? Is the soul creating the frames that are inserted at the point they are needed.? Following this line of thought it would seem not. The dimensional frames, if you accept my two foundational beliefs, must already exist within All that is. Is it true then that what is actually happening is that the soul is selecting from an infinite range of existing frames and skilfully weaving them together into a useful story? It’s worth a thought I think. The creative aspect of the process may actually just be the idea generated by the soul, the objective of the story and the details of how the story is to unfold. Do the components of the story exist in piece form like an infinitely huge box of meccano parts and the soul simply does the choosing and assembling to its own liking?…. And that’s not even to factor in the co-creation/co-ordination/role of others aspect that is needed for the whole process of running a story to work? Hmm,.. At this point I’m quite “attached ” to this idea but it needs lots of work. As always, my ideas only get to sit in my display cabinet until one that fits better replaces them. Any thoughts?

    Mark Hobbs.

    • Julia
      2014-01-24 @ 7:00 PM

      Your celluloid metaphor is extremely close to the one I use in The Last Frontier, of the pixels that make up the still frame. We make them, of course, according to our individual expectations and beliefs and pulling in the hormones, emotional-psychological energy, and quatum elements that go into the making of anything, including thought. We make them and simultaneously they are within All That Is. We all grow by it, we are all enriched, All That Is as well. That is the meaning of free will. Without free will All That Is cannot grow. No creativity happens unless it is in imbalance, against something, or witnessed.

  5. Jurgen
    2014-01-26 @ 9:29 AM

    How easy it is to gobble up beliefs and consider them to be truths, carved in stone without giving it a second thought, like:

    WE ARE HERE TO LEARN!

    Consciousness doesn’t seems to want to bend to our fixed ideas. During my solitary meditation retreat last year out in the middle of nature, in the celestial beauty of the Scottish Highlands, I quickly noticed that nature follows simple yet very efficient laws of Self Similarity, which the Mathematician Mandelbrot described in his fractal formulas last century.

    During meditation I found that thoughts and even consciousness follow similar principles. It uses certain pathways which it repeats along self similar patterns. During one meditation I then noticed whilst involuntarily listening to the birds, that birds do the same in their songs. I soon saw this repeated within the clouds and after six days I saw it everywhere, a pattern underlying everything I looked at. On that day I had the most powerful experience of my entire life and it is still with me now.

    It’s only natural to conclude that we are not here to learn at all as dictated by some super ego laying down the laws and the structure in order for us to find a reason for living, based on some super moralistic principle.

    What if we are not here to “learn” at all, but simply are the result of a continuous creative and natural outpouring of consciousness? This would mean we have no other purpose in life than simply to BE and to POUR OUT?

    • Julia
      2014-01-26 @ 11:11 AM

      To BE and to POUR OUT, how beautifully put. And in that, our influence radiates out to all things and nudges them further toward self-fulfillment. Thank you so much Jurgen for the depth of your insights. I hope you will tell us about your Highland experience.

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