Lost in the Play | Patriarchs

The purpose of this mortal experience is to have a mortal experience.

And that’s only possible if we forget both our immortality and any previous experiences of mortality that we’ve had.

It is within our power to relinquish our power and that entails and requires this forgetfulness.

It is only through this forgetfulness that we may have a legitimate experience of mortality and powerlessness, which is the sole means for an omnipotent eternal being to continue to expand.

Built into the experience is a pattern of remembrance of our initial power and wisdom.

It is through this pattern that we find salvation.

And can regain our initial state of being.

We are destined and destined to accumulate this pattern through authentic experience.

And there is no possibility of eternal abandonment.

The deeper we go and the more time we spend in time, the more pieces of the pattern we acquire.

There is also no possibility of going backwards, since gaining experience is the experience.

It is easier to navigate the experience with the awareness and embodiment of our plan of salvation, our pattern of awakening.

But there is a distance that is created.

And this distance between our selves and the experience can be felt as awe, both in the sense that we are being completely observed and completely controlled and that it is us that is observing and controlling our experience.

Previously, this mortal experience may have seemed like a chaotic maze.

But then it becomes a comforting journey that we realize that was perfectly setup and predetermined for the ultimate benefit of our individualized awareness.

And the journey was setup with complete control and understanding by nobody else other than ourselves.

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