Consciousness is the awareness of one's own existence, which arises from perceiving something other than oneself. This concept of 'otherness' is essential for recognizing one's existence in relation to the external world.
The void, which contains everything, lacks consciousness because there is nothing outside of it to perceive. Consciousness requires the awareness of something external, and since the void encompasses all, there is no 'other' to create self-awareness.
In Bashar's framework, 'All That Is' refers to a state that contains everything and has awareness, including the experience of linear time. 'The One,' on the other hand, is a state of pure existence without consciousness, as it lacks any external reference point.
The experience of time is considered an illusion because it is a linear construct created within the framework of 'All That Is.' Time does not exist outside this framework, and our perception of continuity and change is a result of this experiential setting.
The discussion suggests that parallel realities exist simultaneously, where different versions of oneself can experience different states. These states are not separate but are different expressions of the same consciousness, choosing to manifest in various forms or experiences.
Beliefs are the highest frequency in our mental structure, automatically influencing our emotional responses and thoughts. They act as filters that shape how we perceive and interact with reality, often without conscious awareness.
The concept of 'discovering more of yourself' is central because it reflects the idea that life is a journey of self-awareness and uncovering hidden beliefs. This process allows individuals to understand and integrate different aspects of their identity, leading to a more authentic experience of reality.
节选部分跟Linny针对意识、存在、时间等话题的对谈。
音乐:前奏:世界中の誰よりきっと (by WANDS)结尾:Found Me (by Men I Trust)