Everything is an illusion

Consider that everything is an illusion... nothing is real... everything is an holographic outpouring from your mind... and, as such, all "truths" vary according to the "truther" or the creator mind.

We all create our own Universe by our thoughts, words, and deeds... they all (everyone’s Universe) vary but overlap to some degree by agreement on some level of consciousness or unconsciousness. What is true today may not be true tomorrow.

To some, in their Universe, Jesus lived and died upon a cross. To others he never lived at all - just a myth created by some crazy Romans who wanted to pacify the Jews. Consider that both are correct. To some the Earth is a spinning ball in space... to others it is a flat stationary plane covered by a dome. Again, consider that both are correct.

In both cases, it's just the viewpoint that has altered - the observer.

The act of observation is a creative force, whether the observation takes place by thought (imagination) or deed, or perhaps, some of both. The challenge is to begin to see through the illusion. You may think that the table that you eat your meal from is solid, but, I can assure you, that it is not. It's actually, at the quantum level, in simplistic terms, a whole lot of nothing. You, as the observer, are making it solid, and a table.

You are far more powerful than you give yourself credit for.

Imagine what could become possible for you, if you finally, and fully, become aware of this fact... that everything is an illusion... and you control the illusion. 

10 Things You Notice Near An Empath

Being an empath is not an easy life course, but it's not something that you get to choose. You either are or you aren't - there is no "I think I'll be . . . . ." Almost all lightworkers are empathic to some degree or other. It would be unusual if they weren't

We FEEL everything. If you are feeling down, just having a bad day - we feel that too, and we get flooded with a lot of intuitive information about it - insights and so forth. About your feeling down and your having a bad day, just the same as you feel but we feel more because you are our friend, wife, lover, relative and because of that we naturally always desire that you feel good. It's a double kick in the guts.

A lot of times people sense this about us and we get to hear it all . . . a quick cup of coffee can st r . e . . t . . c . h.

Crowds can be tough and I tend to avoid them. Crowds can be a bit like a radio that's picking up all of the stations at once. OK if it's say a music concert and everyone is feeling great and upbeat. Not good if it's out and about in the general public where negative feelings can predominate. Ouch!

Please click on the link below. It will take you to a great article posted on a site called "Humans are Free". If you happen to have an empath in your life, or maybe you are one, the article will give you a deeper look at what the heck is going on, and why they, or you and I, sometimes act a little wierd.

10 Things You Notice Near An Empath | Humans Are Free

The plan is to distract and control

“Films, football, beer, and above all, gambling filled up the horizon of their minds. To keep them in control was not difficult….” ― George Orwell, 1984

Try not to be so distracted by the flim flam of life that you fail to notice what someone else has planned for you. And you can be very sure that it WILL benefit them far more than you. You may be a lost soul, but they dare not spare themselves the luxury of ever being lost. 

They are usually the creators of the flim flam that has so distracted you in the first place.

Who are they?

They are the dark souls of the Universe who possess a thirst that cannot be quenched, a hunger that cannot be satisfied, and a greed beyond measure.

They are the psychopaths.

Awake and arise dear sleeper, for they do have a weakness - we outnumber them!

3 important Uses Of Self-Hypnosis

You have an hour or so where you can do anything you want. What would you do? Does watching TV sound good? Maybe you prefer to spend that hour surfing the net, perhaps chatting with friends on Facebook? Well, here’s an even better suggestion: why not try self-hypnosis to make your life a notch or two better.

You see, self-hypnosis is a very natural process that we all experience every day…it’s as natural as breathing and sleeping. Matter of fact, every one of us enters this trance state that results in extreme relaxation and heightened suggestibility many times every day, day in and day out! Whenever you first wake up in the morning and just before you go to sleep, you are in this trance state.

Whenever you are doing something that’s really absorbing, like reading a very interesting book, you are in a hypnotic trance. But here’s the thing, only a handful of people are aware that they can use this trance state to positively change their lives for the better. So, why not you?

Here are 3 things that self-hypnosis can do for you to change your life for the better:

Getting Rid Of Negative Beliefs

How we react to events all depends on our beliefs and the emotions we subconsciously link to them. If you had a terrible first-time public speaking experience in the past, it’s very likely that your fear of speaking in front of strangers is the result.

Are you someone who believes that you are not good enough? Perhaps you think that all men are cheats? Such negative beliefs can seriously damage your quality of life and the quality of your interpersonal relationships. With self-hypnosis, such negative emotions, beliefs, and associations can be easily eliminated.

Installing New And Positive Beliefs!

Just as important as weeding out the negative beliefs is planting new and positive ones. Think about it: what if you had the belief system of someone successful…say like Bill Gates? How do you think you would feel and act towards work? Would it make you more productive and confident in your ability to face challenges and perform your tasks? Would it help you make more money and have fun in the process?

Of course it would! And with self-hypnosis, you can easily implant such beliefs in your subconscious mind thanks to the highly suggestible state that a self-induced hypnotic trance delivers.

Alleviating Pain And Other Medical Uses

Hypnosis was recognized as a valid medical tool by the American Medical Association in September of 1958. Since then, more and more medical and psychological uses of hypnosis, and of course self-hypnosis, have been uncovered.

From relieving pain following medical procedures, performing dental work without the use of anesthesia and reducing nausea and vomiting after chemotherapy, self-hypnosis can produce great results! Self-hypnosis can also be used by soon-to-be non-smokers to get rid of the nicotine addiction that’s been plaguing them for decades.

Without a doubt, self-hypnosis has a lot of uses and benefits that, with just a little imagination, everyone can make use of to improve their lives in so many ways.