I truly enjoyed reading your publication—it resonated deeply with me. I’d love to contribute by expanding on some of the points you mentioned.
First, I want to clarify that I am not a follower of the Bible, but I do believe in the wisdom found in various perspectives.
1. As Jesus said, look within yourself to find truth. A small clarification: while we cannot directly heal others, we can offer energy, influence, and support in ways that contribute to their healing.
2. We are not just here to learn, but to experience emotions, feelings, and beliefs, which are the elements that actively shape our reality.
3. Your third point is correct—we create our reality. There are no "best" or "worst" lessons, only experiences that we must embrace as part of our physical journey.
4. Points 4 through 10 align perfectly with how perception mechanics work—our intent drives reality, and expectations often lead to disappointment rather than fulfillment.
I truly appreciate your insights, and I look forward to more of your reflections. For this reason, I am sending you a link to one of my publications. Let’s keep exchanging ideas!
Dear Angeline,
I truly enjoyed reading your publication—it resonated deeply with me. I’d love to contribute by expanding on some of the points you mentioned.
First, I want to clarify that I am not a follower of the Bible, but I do believe in the wisdom found in various perspectives.
1. As Jesus said, look within yourself to find truth. A small clarification: while we cannot directly heal others, we can offer energy, influence, and support in ways that contribute to their healing.
2. We are not just here to learn, but to experience emotions, feelings, and beliefs, which are the elements that actively shape our reality.
3. Your third point is correct—we create our reality. There are no "best" or "worst" lessons, only experiences that we must embrace as part of our physical journey.
4. Points 4 through 10 align perfectly with how perception mechanics work—our intent drives reality, and expectations often lead to disappointment rather than fulfillment.
I truly appreciate your insights, and I look forward to more of your reflections. For this reason, I am sending you a link to one of my publications. Let’s keep exchanging ideas!
https://theperceptionshift.substack.com/p/universal-consciousness-and-the-perception?r=5q3x5r
Best regards, Tomás
Thank you for this masterpiece. We should never allow anybody to change the good we have inside of us.
If one is kind, and respectful, that is all that matters
Thanks for this wonderful and encouraging read! The point on learning resonated with me a lot!