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xpleet
04-11-2009, 05:29 AM
Dear friends,

all the clutters of worry and fear, emotion and drama in our lives- they appear to be major illusions of no real basis and we realize this sometimes when we occasionally manage to see through. They are however excellent tools to extract vast amounts of energies from us.

When I glimpse from a high angle, it keeps coming back into my mind, how little and unsignificant this life experience of yours and mine is and that by the time you'll have shed your body, you will soon look back at life as a quite short, bad and confusing experience and soon after it will be as if it never happened.

I've come to understand that incarnations of beings are not much more than projections thereof. In other words, one's consciousness seems to be like a cake, split into many pieces and placed in many bodies throughout many periods in time. I believe these have been called "aspects" and in some aware cultures, a person is looked upon as an "aspect" of [name of the spirit consciousness].
I made the connection while reading Robert Bruce's book about astral projection, where he explains that in OBE's people never leave their body, but they create a duplicate of themselves that is projected onto a higher dimension and when this duplicate returns to the physical body, memories from the double are downloaded into the physical mind (only few people succeed with that, and reason why all the rest think they never had OBE's).

The same concept appears to be the case with the higher self, better called the "original self" who itself is split into many parts of itself, incarnated in many bodies at multiple points in history, at once.
It is clear to me that one day all these aspects/copies of ourselves will merge again with the original-self.


So here we are, experiencing life as a copy of a copy of a copy of the copy of our original self, which would make life quite insignificant, wouldn't it? :rolleyes:



peace

bulletproofheart
04-11-2009, 05:41 AM
As we continue to examine projection more closely, you’ll notice that what is projected is everything about ourselves that is unconscious. And that “everything” might include experiences, memories, thoughts, feelings, temperaments, attitudes, talents, aspirations, shortcomings, failures, hopes, yearnings, or complexes. Whether repressed, forgotten, or yet undiscovered, all the content of our personal lives that has fallen into the unconscious and lacks the quality of consciousness, is available for being projected upon our surroundings. If you have ever experienced the common dream image of a small boat riding on the ocean with no land in sight in any direction, you get the picture of just how vast the unconscious is and how much is capable of being projected

xpleet
04-11-2009, 05:54 AM
As we continue to examine projection more closely, you’ll notice that what is projected is everything about ourselves that is unconscious. And that “everything” might include experiences, memories, thoughts, feelings, temperaments, attitudes, talents, aspirations, shortcomings, failures, hopes, yearnings, or complexes. Whether repressed, forgotten, or yet undiscovered, all the content of our personal lives that has fallen into the unconscious and lacks the quality of consciousness, is available for being projected upon our surroundings. If you have ever experienced the common dream image of a small boat riding on the ocean with no land in sight in any direction, you get the picture of just how vast the unconscious is and how much is capable of being projected

Dear bulletproofheart,

you seem to suggest that we are slaves to our programmed sub-conscious mind, which is not my experience.

Lucid dreams are a good example.

If one's mind is programmed in a slavish way and used to being abused even though the person hates it, the dream usually still manifests a scenery of slavery and abuse for him. If however he becomes lucid and becomes awake and aware, he can take control and resolve his subconscious, that is - take control of his own programming and re-program his mind in a positive way for and to himself.
In his awakened dreams he will put his foot up his demons' asses.

The mind is in auto-pilot with it's programmed scenery, it's mind-scape, always until it is steered (programmed) further or into another direction either by ourselves or by outside influences. Eventually we have the power, we decide because we are the rider of our minds, not any kind of outside influences. It's only us who decide which programming to obey and which to refuse. This is the basis for all decisions in life.

I suggest taking control over one's own mind and erradicating, destroying whatever is unwanted in the mind-scape.


peace