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Freedom or Non-Existence – Sounds Perfectly Appropriate To Me

Two hikers on a mountain trail with sun rays over snow-capped peaks

The phrase "Why? Because That's The Only Foundation That The 'Dead' Understand" suggests a profound commentary on communication and meaning between the "Living Realm", the dead realm and those of us trapped in between. It implies that certain truths or expressions resonate universally, transcending all programmed beliefs. This notion prompts reflection on how “One” should feel regarding slavery and a more abstract message to those that are paying attention, that I recognize the slavery and the whip. Making a claim that “to not exist, now or ever again is better than slavery” and that this foundation is the only foundation that an evolved “reformed Life” should stand upon.

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Dreams

A person in a cloak stands on a glowing forest path next to a shimmering barrier separating a vibrant magical forest from a dark industrial city.

The content explores the idea that humans, when awake, are disconnected from the "Living Realm" and the divine essence from which they originated. It suggests that true communication with this original life source occurs during sleep, implying that humans may be more alive while asleep than awake. The narrative posits that the human experience is shaped by a disconnect from the Living God, as the physical form terminates our Living connection. It advocates for a reconnection with this original life essence, stating that a constant state of sleeping might prevent harm and chaos, urging a reevaluation of our perceived reality and purpose.

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It’s Not “The Book of Life” – It’s “The Coffin Filled With Life”

Antique wooden storage boxes nested inside each other with open lids

The content explores a conceptual framework of existence, likening the physical realm to a series of nested coffins, ultimately describing it as a prison for life. This realm, created from energies drawn from the Living realm, is presented as an inverted reflection of the divine. The author expresses a desire for the Living God to unlock seven seals, to crack all seven lids to liberate life from this confinement. The idea posits that some forms of existence are ready to transcend, while others should remain. The overarching theme is a call for liberation from the constraints imposed on life, suggesting a transformative awakening of the Living God.