This post is the second installment of the Illusion of Matter, Time and Perception series. I wonder why it took us so long to realize that what we perceive is no more than human distortion or at best interpretation from an electrical cross-section of reality. Each species, indeed each individual in that species, creates its own version out of electrical information.
Don Roberson
Seems like verification of my personal findings. Life is evolving and your message rings true. Magnificent. Thank you. Verifies the magic. Well said and well shown.
Julia
What a fantastic compliment and how clear you are! So wonderful to know that you too know the magic!
Keith Johnson
Since my twenties, when someone would say, “I’ll believe it when I see it,” I turn to them and say, “But, you can also see it when you believe it.” I get some strange looks, indeed! I think I read that phrase in a Napolean Hill book as a teenager (or was it Caragie?). But once I opened myself up to the notion of “your red may be my blue” thinking… well, it was as if the whole universe began to make sense. That’s a bit unsettling to a lot of people, which amazes me. Fear?
Keith J.
Julia
Beautifully said, Keith. And yes, it makes all the sense in the world. It is all a matter of how we interpret the electrical impulses around us. No one makes an interpretation identical to the next!