My Beliefs
Spirit sets up plans for our schooling by giving us different scenarios to pass through, much as a child goes from one grade level to the next in his youth.
The big difference is, that we plan what is needed next for ourselves before entering into a given (life)
We either fail or flunk each test, till we finally learn. It's called Karma.
One can only hope that we build a lot more good karma than negative to keep us moving forward to another level.
When I speak of Spirit in this context, I'm speaking of soul who is overseeing our development. We do not have a soul, we are soul. Big difference there. Soul has us(the little self) the mind and all it's trappings.
There are so many layers to this self, that we must spend eternity uncovering the layers.
Once we reach a golden stage of development we become masters and spend the rest of that time teaching others and assisting the overall process even though we are still expanding on our own.
The horizon is always beyond. God, itself is expanding, and learning. We are in that image and part of that body. We are a unit of this great spirit much as a slice of cake is not the whole, but is still cake.
Interesting, Cami. I am trying to digest it. I think I will read over again! Whatever it is that guides you, it works for you and for us too in a way because it lets you be the Cami that we all love! Hugs, Sandy
ReplyDeleteThere is a wonderful book -- "The Quantum Self" -- by Dana Zohar, that posits just such a relationship of the individual to the universe, founded in the principles of quantum physics. I didn't understand it all when I read it twenty years ago, so I think it's time for me to round up a second copy and read it again.
ReplyDeleteI will have to get a copy. It sounds right down my alley. Have you ever read The Holographic Universe by Michael Talbot? That is a great read also. I know you will like it. Lot's of true science in it along with his belief system.
ReplyDeleteI have not, but apparently they were thinking along similar lines in 1991 when both books were published! I cannot find that their paths crossed professionally, but both were inspired by earlier work. How tragic that he died at 38 :-( She and her husband continue to lecture and publish.
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