The universe created itself in order to see itself, through us
another abstract take on no choice, because who doesn't love it as much as they may also hate it
“I don’t see the decision — whether it was made one way, or another — changing the future. I think the decision you were going to make, was already made, and the future’s unfolding. It’s whether that decision was being made from your gut, or not.
That’s what you get to see, with awareness.
—Because I think, [you’re on] a fractal or trajectory and you’re here to meet people— if one little decision distorts everything, there’s no way you’re going to meet up, 25 years later with some person that you’re here to have a connection with — or even a day later — if it’s so arbitrary, based on decisions made that makes all these forks in the road —
I don’t see it that way.
Maybe there’s a multiple-universe where that’s happening, but here, you’re having the life come out, the way it’s supposed to come out. Whether it’s correct, or not correct. That’s the way I see it.
They’ve done experiments where people can ascertain when someone’s going to consciously choose — and have 100% accurate account, of what they’re gonna choose — six to nine seconds prior to them making that conscious decision.
So decisions are coming from a place where — deep within —
You know, there’s an illusion of separateness.
That’s an expression that I don’t hear a lot anymore — that the magnetic monopole holds us together in the illusion —-
In the illusion —
Of our separateness.
So what does that imply? What does that infer? What does that state?
[in unison, agreement:]
We’re not separate.
That we’re one.
We’re just experiencing, in this Maia, our own, unique filtering contribution—
We’re all just filters of experience.
And whether we’re filtering that experience as self, or not-self, to whatever degree, either way, that’s what we’re getting to experience. It’s about seeing.
Now, that’s where I’m at, in my process.
It’s all about awareness and seeing.
It’s not so much about choices, and me making them, it’s about the choices that are made, and what that reveals over time. For me.