Now this is particularly important, because you look at your past as a photograph, as a snapshot.
今これは特に大切で、なぜなら 貴方は過去を、写真として、 スナップショットとして 見るからです。
You say certain things happen. You draw timelines. You can go back and say, you know, “I graduated from college in such and such a year with a degree in …”
False. Absolutely … false. (some laughter) I wanted the nod that I could curse a bit here, but it is false. It is very false (laughter as Linda nods very deliberately), as false as that photograph we just talked about.
But as you relax into your ascension, you’re going to start realizing what a glorious thing your past was, what was really happening, not just from the eyes of the human, but what was really happening.
It’s not a pink hat. It is also blue and yellow. It is not just a tiara. It has a back and a front and an inside. And it’s not just a hat. It is many things.
This is not some exotic theory or concept. This is the way real life is.
The way that humans experience life I guess is interesting up to a point, and again, like a focused lens of a camera, only perceiving or being aware of a narrow spectrum of what’s really happening.
You’re ready to burst almost, ready to burst out to have that fuller experience of life.
What this means is that because you start to realize the true nature of your past - the fact that your past is not just a pink hat - suddenly that awareness, the broader awareness of your past, makes you aware of the broader nature of your future potentials, or call them next sequence potentials.
You’re kind of following this linear progression with not a lot of what you feel is choice or diversity in tomorrow, or let’s say, the next experience.