Predetermination | Predestination

We choose the direction of causality in our lives.

We either create a past from which we rationalize a series of events that propagates into our present and future, or we create a future and rationalize the series of events that propagate into our our present and past.

The source of our reality is always the present.

And the future and past are constructed and sustained constantly from the present point in time.

The objectivity of the past and the collective belief of the future is simply the accumulation of construction sustained in the present.

At any point in time, at any present these constructed contexts can be adjusted and are adjusted base on the desires based on the individual, group or ideology.

Either way, we see a loop of time that closes in on itself.

There is always a repetition, either from the past of from the future.

There is never change, but iteration.

There is never transformation, but a reconsideration of role.

The future and the past are the mental space create by the uncertainty of our present conditions, in which we can project the adjustments we desire.

This boundary around our present allows us to rationalize the current circumstances of our lives and accept our current conditions in the false hope of our lesser desires.

The readjustment of circumstances only comes for and from the individuals who utilize the power of God, “I Am,” which is found and defined in the present.

The certainty of “I Am” is the only thing that reappears in and from the future and the past.

And all the individuals that are not creating with their “I Am” are experiencing the ripples of the effects of the creations of other peoples’ “I Ams.”

When we have faith in and choose to actively create using “I Am,” the future and the past disappear and we can see and work in the eternal reality of the present.

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