Tuesday, February 18, 2020

Magicians of our own Illusion


What if everything around us is a hologram created by our own consciousness? What if we, the observers as well as participants, are only programmed to believe it is all real? Sounds like the movie The Matrix. Even imagining this is a bit uncomfortable, yet the idea that the universe we inhabit is nothing more than a giant holographic experience is the finding that a growing number of quantum physicists are reaching with their continuing exploration and deeper understanding.

Another way to look at it is that we are living inside an encoded light projection. The closest parallel would be like watching a 3D projection in an IMAX theater. A viewer's experience varies according to the lens through which they are observing and from what point in the theater they are observing.

We may only live inside a program, afterall, that we believe is solid and real because that is how our brains have been conditioned to tell us the way it is. In essence, it is like we each are living out our own version of a virtual reality game. Our life experience is being played out within a bubble of matter that does nothing more than reflect back to us our own thought vibrations. The world around us is no more or no less than the sum total of the thoughts we emanate into the creation field.

Within a hologram, everything is connected. You are one and the same with the world you perceive in the holographic grid, despite the fact that you have been conditioned to interpret it as apart from you. Whether aware of it or not, you are really just a small extension of your higher vibratory self, expressing itself in just a slower vibrational state. Getting right down to it, we are essentially nothing more than a projection of our own consciousness. We are Creators, all – the magicians of our own illusion.

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