Forgive me for lately, I have been seeking the unseekable.
The unseen.
The very hard to find.
Seeking the answers to the bigger questions.
Sometimes I get mad with the world.
How dare we not ask these questions.
How dare we close our eyes and go to sleep without wanting to know.
Why are we made this way?
Who made us?
Where were we before we were here?
And where the heck are we going after?
Why do we think the same darn thoughts every morning?
Where do we go when we are asleep?
What is the energy that surrounds us?
Why is earth hanging in the middle of darkness, infinite darkness?
Why is it that people can remember past lives?
Why do people who come back after they have died talk about joy, bliss, and knowing.
Where is that place?
What happens after we are gone from here?
Why do we spend our lives gossiping about silly things in the news instead of seeking to find ourselves?
Did you know there is evidence to suggest that our world is a projection from a different reality.
And as I am writing this, I am thinking about you, my beloved reader.
Will you dismiss this?
Will you not bother reading the rest of the letter?
But this is the chance I have to take.
What if death is not real in the other dimensions that exist beyond this one?
And don’t ever think that this is the only dimension. It isn’t.
Everything you are, think, believe, understand is connected to a reality you can’t see.
When unexplained things happen, it is not that we can’t explain them. We just can’t explain them within the parameters of this reality. (Click Here to Tweet!)
But they can be explained if we look at our experience from the holographic model.
It implies that what we see around us is an illusion, a projection coming to us from a different place.
Where is that place?
You see, when we find our way to that place, there will be more understanding.
It is possible that objective reality is a creation of the human brain.
The brain analyzes the frequency and energy we are surrounded by, giving us a simple projection from that analysis.
Why am I talking about this?
Isn’t one reality enough for us to get through.
Aren’t we broken enough, hurt enough from just this?
Why even go there, and ask these questions.
But what if what lies beyond this, makes everything less heartbreaking?
What if the reality we cannot see has in it everyone we lost?
That we are never without them.
With footsteps on the edge of life,
Christina
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