Neale: Look, I’ve heard about how we all live different lifetimes--but you have told me here several times now that we are all also living the same lifetime over and over, like some real-life version of that movie Groundhog Day.
“You are asking deep and important questions about ‘life,’ ‘death,’ and ‘dying,’ and in order to fully understand what you are calling ‘death’ and ‘dying,’ it is necessary to explore some very esoteric topics of what might be termed ‘the cosmology of everything.’ But let’s go a little more slowly.”
G : “Now, you may travel through the applorange repeatedly, along any route you choose. As I said, this could be the same route you choose. As I said, this could be the same route that you chose before, or it could be another route, another ‘tunnel.’
“And you may also choose from any number of different ways of moving through the Corridor of Time, changing your movements from moment to moment if you wish.”
G : “Well, you tell me how you might see yourself moving through the Corridor of Time. Let us say that you are suspended in midair in that corridor. You are, quite literally, ‘suspended in time.’ Now, which way might you see yourself moving?”
G : “Ah, here you are touching on something that is very significant. More significant than you might know right now. This is apart of the Holy Inquiry, of which I spoke earlier.”
“Not just yet, but soon. I have a few more building blocks to put in place. The shorthand answer to your other question is, yes, you can move ‘backward in time.’ not just to other lifetimes, but within any particular lifetime.”
G : “Correct. You could move up and down. And so, there are three ways you see that you could move--back and forth, left and right, up and down. Can you think of any other way you could move?
G : “Because they experience themselves as part of a three-dimensional environment. But what if I told you there is a fourth spatial dimension inside that tunnel, a fourth direction in which you could move?”
G : “You could move circumferentially. From our suspended position inside the Corridor of Time, you could move in a clockwise or counterclockwise direction.”
G : “The tunnel has three distances…the distance from beginning to end (forward/backward), the distance from side to side (left/right), and the distance top to bottom (up/down). It also has a fourth distance--the distance around it’s interior space (circumference). This is the Fourth Dimension in Time…and so there are more ways of ‘moving through Time‘…and so there are more ways of 'moving through time’ than you might previously have imagined.”
G : “The number really does not matter here. If you wish to know more about this at the technical level, talk to a quantum physicist. Again, this is simply today’s science. All that matters for the purpose of this discussion is for you to know and understand that not all things are the way they seem, that there are more possibilities in every moment within every lifetime than you might previously have imagined.
“Still, your journey is the same, in the sense that the destination is the same. It is your route that may have more possibilities for variation than you thought.”
G : “It has to do with what you wish to experience. All paths may lead to the same destination, but each ‘route’ offers different experiences. Since you are making continuous journey’s through the Space/Time Continuum, endless in number, taking any route that you wish, there is no ‘risk’ of ‘losing a chance’ to take any particular route, so your options are wide open.”
“This merging may be created by you at any time and place within the Continuum, but at the Core of Your Being there is nothing else to ‘compete’ with it, nothing else to take your attention from. It is all that there is.”
G : “If you Knew and Experienced IT and NOTHING ELSE, you would ultimately lose yourself in the mergence. You would no longer know you were having the mergence, because there would be no other Knowing or Experiencing with which to compare it. You would not even know who you are. You would lose your ability to differentiate, to individuate your Self.”
G : “I am telling you that all things exist in the Space/Time Continuum in perfect balance. The Essence of Who You Are knows precisely and exactly when the Process of Life Itself calls for you to merge with the Oneness and to emerge from it, in order for you to Know the bliss of the Oneness through the Experience and the glory of its Individuation.
N : Rossiter W. Raymond was a writer, editor, orator, theologian, teacher, novelist, consulting mining engineer, and practicing lawyer who lived from 1840 to 1918, and his most famous quote was:
N : And contemporary entertainers are, too, I guess. Like Carly Simon. She used the Raymond quote when she recorded a song written with Teese Gohl a few years ago to send a message to a new and wider audience about being Home with God. And Alanis Morissette. She has been saying a lot lately about life and the nature of existence through her music. And filmmaker Stephen Simon through his movies, and now his Spiritual Cinema Circle. And…