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47 Are We Time Travelers? 3 : Through the Looking Glass

47 Are We Time Travelers? 3 : Through the Looking Glass

Published by Normand Bourque on 03/10/2013

ℑ God said:“Your consciousness is utterly powerful and reliable, yet you don’t see it that way. Your consciousness  is not a flat line. Your consciousness moves your life, and it moves the world, for through your consciousness, the world and your life in the world appear. In a sense, you are an apparition.”HL 4745 ℑ

 There seem to be as many ways to realize Oneness as there are individuals. Yet, at the same time,  there is no time frame, no real path to Oneness as well as there is no distance to Oneness. How could there be any path since there are no dimensions in Oneness?

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46 Are We Time Travelers? 2 : Quantum Pharmacology

46 Are We Time Travelers? 2 : Quantum Pharmacology

Published by Normand Bourque on 26/09/2013

ℑ God said:“Heaven is within everyone’s heart. Heaven is really not this distance that you allow it to be. It is so close that We can say that Heaven is no distance at all. It’s only a trick of perception that allows Heaven to be a somewhere sometime later…Much the same as when you can’t find your eyeglasses, and they are right on your head.” HL 4689 ℑ

All the neurochemical processes going on in the brain are orchestrated to make us believe that the world is real by creating a neurological image of ourself that looks like a separate self.

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45 Are We Time Travelers? 1

45 Are We Time Travelers? 1

Published by Normand Bourque on 20/09/2013

ℑ God said: “Your creating miracles will not come from a transformation. No transformation is necessary. Awareness is necessary. A blink of an eye is all that is necessary. Oneness of focus without effort is a gift I gave you and give you still. HL 4819 ℑ

The concept of the sine wave shows us how time and space define each other. One cannot be defined without the other. We basically use time as a concept to express the concept of distance and vice-versa. We commonly calculate speed through the formula: speed = distance x time.

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