Hi Becky,
Firstly, the rich vibrant colors and the seemingly endless details caught my eye. This morning I was looking at one painting and I was almost about to get into the mind of the artist as he was painting it. I backed off a little from the shock and promised myself I would pursue this when I have more time. Aesthetics is a superfine frequency, very close to static, thus its high appeal.
There was an age in another universe when beings created art portals. One walked into the "painting" and it was wonderful.
Glad you got your Amma hug. I got mine in Toronto. She was surprised to see me -- her prodigal daughter.
Dr. Neruda explained LERMA (spelling?) as a being's ability to manifest physical objects. When I was in Africa, sounds silly, I manifested a toothpick -- well you would have to know the whole story. That toothpick was really important at the time
PEAT is a more developed version of EFT
http://spiritual-technology.com/eng/index1.php. What I appreciate about PEAT is its special multi-viewpoint processing. I love all processes that get one to see the truth within themselves and help us dispel the lies we have been carrying around with us.
Becky, I think you are right, the more I feel at ease with myself as a being the more I feel at ease being here (and anywhere else).
cheers!
gnosis
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Originally Posted by becky
Wow, gnosis. Thanks for that amma link. I was blessed to hug Amma last year in Los Angeles. I stayed up all night waiting for my turn along with thousands of others packed in a hotel ballroom and bursting out of every adjacent room. It was such a beautiful night that I will never forget. She sat for hours without stopping, just hugging, and hugging, and laughing. As far as I could tell, she never even stopped to stretch her legs or pee! She is one of the masters among us.
ANyway, sorry for my ignorance, what is LERMA? And what was the small object you materialized, may I ask? How powerful!
As for me, it's hard to remember now exactly what was happening while I was in the trenches with the wingmakers materials. But, what sticks with me the most is a general sense of deep, somewhat magical, spiritual growth. The 3D world seemed less intimidating and more like a chess game and I had a growing appreciation for my specific role in the movie. (This is kinda vague, I know, but it's been a couple years.....)
Also, gnosis, what is PEAT?
And on your question about Animus--although I need to go back and reread all of that, could it be that there is no competition, that it is like learning to love your own shadow? It will always be there and no one ever wins? It seems like I just read something from James, and I might bothch this but, about how after ascension there is still expansion, not just a floating around heaven kind of thing. Like the wingmakers wouldn't offer us a Phd. in this plane and not have a job for us in the next dimension.
DId that even speak to the topic? I think my pea brain just exploded.
Thanks for the prodding....
Becky
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