I have read the chapter a number of times because I think that it contains information that is rather concerning.
What concerns me is this.
The chapter mentions that there are exactly the number of atoms that we need, no more, no less.
If I have understood this correctly, it implies that, before we are born, someone decides exactly how many breaths we are going to take, how much food we need to eat and so on throughout our lives.
So, it implies that the length of our life is decided before we are born and exactly the number of atoms are placed in life to keep us going for so long and no longer! To the second.
Can you understand this?
It implies that I, for instance, will soldier on until I have used up my supply of oxygen to breathe, at which point I will die.
The same with you.
Also, if I travel abroad, exactly the correct number of atoms of oxygen will be available to me to live in that country and I must leave when I have breathed the last atom of oxygen available for me in that country.
It implies that we don’t have free will at all. It implies that every aspect of our life was preplanned to the second.
It also implies that if I eat something, not only MUST I eat something but that ‘something’ was pre-decided in order to give me the atoms contained in that something.
Does this also imply that some of us must contract diseases in order to bump us off at a certain moment?
I will speak to the Great White Brotherhood about it.
What do you think?
Comment:
I have read through the chapter twice and I didn’t get that sense that it was quite like that, but I most certainly could be wrong or just didn’t take that into consideration.
I have wondered about that before when I go into the grocery store and I select an apple. How did I select the correct apple out of all the apples at the store?
The GWB have told us before about these atoms that are only for me, which always made me wonder how it was that I picked the correct bag of bread for instance… the correct bunch of bananas, the correct onion and so on…
Now, the other thing that I thought about is that all that I see is made exclusively for me… therefore it would be easy to make sure that the apple I picked was made just for me because all that I see is only for me, then the person beside me or the person that comes next to grab an apple sees only apples made for them.
When I look around the store, I see all kinds of food that has nothing to do with me, but it is there because it wouldn’t be a grocery store would it. Other people want things I am not going to buy, but the illusion must play out and all this food is created as an illusion for me to see, even though I am not going to take any of it. It is not for me, only there because it would look a little weird to only see the items in the grocery store that I am going to buy.
So even if there is two of us at the same pile of apples, no matter what apple I pick, it will only be for me, even if we are both picking apples at the same time. Even though we are creating our own individual realities to see, they are different and separate realities that we see. Remember that two people witnessing an event can recall seeing something different?
Now, the two of us are co-creating, but any apple that I pick up and put in my cart are only for me and created by me, the other apples in the pile are just there as part of the illusion, and the same goes for the other person at the apple pile/stand. What they see are all the apples and they select apples that are real to them and the others are all illusion, or ones created for/by me.
We both stand at the pile of apples, looking at apples, but they are two different piles of apples – the pile of apples in my reality/creation and the pile of apple in the other persons reality/creation.
No matter what apple we select, we can’t go wrong because all that I see is my creation, and all that the other person sees is their creation, but we are co-creating to create the illusion of both being at the same spot in the grocery store picking out apples and putting them in our grocery cart.
Ok, now, I made that seem like I was telling you the answer to this issue, but really what I was doing was a bit of speculation and a bit of sorting it out in my mind. I am not saying that I know this to be true, I just started to think about it and write it out at the same time.
What do you think? I know that this does not answer your air and breathing question, but I honestly didn’t feel that we only have so much air to breath and when that amount is used up we die of asphyxiation.
Have you spoken with the GWB?
Reply:
I have not spoken to the GWB verbally but I linked with them and got an answer.
The answer I got was basically exactly the same as you wrote.
So, I won’t give a long explanation because you are exactly correct.
By the way, when I say I linked with the GWB, I am starting to be able to do this Akashic Record trick so I can sometimes get instant downloads to a question.
Not all the time but it worked on this occasion. I get the impression you did much the same so have confidence when you write, as you did above, that you are getting the words from somewhere. By being confident, it helps the trick to grow.
Anyway, what I got was this, in a nutshell:
We are all individual singularities of consciousness. You create your world and I create mine.
So, this being so, I, for instance, create the number of atoms that I need for me to exist.
That is why we have a number of atoms, no more, no less.
We create with our consciousness exactly what we need, no more, no less.
As you said, you are alone in the store and any other people in the store are background people. Equally, the food you did not buy was ‘background’ food, just there to make the store look full of food.
So, no matter what food you buy was destined for you because you created it with your consciousness. You can’t go wrong.
The only actual food was what your consciousness created and thus was destined for you. All the rest was background food.
I think that this answers the question about air also because we create exactly the number of atoms of oxygen that we need, no matter where we are in the world.
I am sure that if I have missed anything out, you can work the answer out for yourself because you already said more or less what I got.
However, it does seem to suggest that the chapter we are talking about, given to us by the GWB, was not totally truthful because, from what I understood, there was some external intelligence calculating the number of atoms we need.
But, perhaps, what they gave us was just a different way of describing the same thing.
Also, I must say that the GWB sometimes bend the truth in order to make a complicated explanation easy for beginners to understand.
We seem to have got to the bottom of this subject.
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