Rogier:
Should we aspire to leave the illusional matrix of existence?
The Seer:
See, the reason we have to be really clear about what we're aiming to do, is that if one leaves the physical reality (the matrices of physical life keep the illusion of physicality in place) then:
- One loses their memory (the storyline of one's life), which is a very disorienting experience.
- One tends to lose gravity and spatial relationships β causing one to stagger, stumble and become unable to do even simple things like open a jar or unlock a door. Concerned loved ones add to the problem by thinking the master has Alzheimer's and treating them like a child, even though they are highly functional in Inner Space (although impaired in outer space).
- One ages rapidly. When Hitler's scientists engineered the first UFOs with interdimensional capabilities, they found that when popping back into the physical reality, the UFOs looked like ancient relics. Leaving the physical reality even momentarily, causes extreme aging to take place.
The notion of separation leaving leaves strings of attachment like roots if a plant is removed. Leaving in the most divine sense is the completion of all separation into fluid forming whole and inseparable fields that transform, transmute, transfigure themselves in the same moment into a novel expression of new potential.
Almine says "we have to be really clear about what we are aiming to do…"
What is that exactly?
I just Love it when Almine drops Clarity Bombs… there is so much depth to her statement. LPGTH
I have been experiencing all of the above and strangely, while sort of traumatic, it is worth it to me thus far… perhaps compensating for spending most of my youth having a love affair with this illusional yet physical matrix. I remember at one point absolutely loving the beauty of the geometric matrices and grids I've grown up with in this body, but currently I see them differently; burdensome, unsustainable, limiting, weird, and often lacking the heart of innocence and care.
I no longer understand the path i'm on up the mountain and it is being rejected by almost everyone near to me. But I am not here to make everyone comfortable, I'm enjoying feeling the powers that being close to nature brings (i.e. being acutely, seemingly irreversibly aware of every footstep and action, as careful as possible not to step on any plants or insects). I think the only thing that's allowing me to keep current traction here is the dependency on technology for communications and educations… but even that is a stretch as I don't feel good or "right" whilst looking at screens. I hope to find the middle ground one day, for now it seems to be unfolding as strong vaccilation between the extremes.
This question and these answers require a lot of context information in order to make any sense of it.
By "leaving the physical matrix", I assume she means physically leaving it with the whole physical body. This requires further explanation. Much more explanation.
In the night time, we leave our physical bodies for astral travel. That is something entirely different.
Why does this cause extreme aging ?
Is this why if we do travel Interdimensionally that it must be out of body?
Interesting to read this after my dream last night.
There was a part of the Earth that disengaged from the rest. There was a mechanical click clack sound as it happened. The place was of a higher octave. The beings did not have to eat, sleep, eliminate or anything physical. I wonder if it was leaving the matrix or a different dimension. Is there a difference? Thank you.
Those sceintists had those capabilities, at that time??? Oh they had help from Alien beings at that time.
Wow – fascinating information. If one did aspire to leave the illusional matrix of existence, where would one "end up"? I imagine you would have to know definately where you wanted to be and why you wanted to leave and how it would be accomplished. I think I will stay in the illusional space of existence and through grace and insights experience holy matter in physicality.
Woah! Deep Gratitude for this Almine and Rogier π