It's Time Take Responsibility For Our Manifest Creation

I've recently felt a strong shift in my perspective of the teachings I've so devoured since grade school. It's one thing to walk to around saying "we're all One", or "Namaste", or "we're all mirrors of each other", but it's another thing to have an understanding. A k(g)nowing as you will. You are the creator of your reality, so who are these people/things that come into your awareness, that create this One and what does it mean that they are my mirrors? From the past week, I feel like I have had some profound insights. But yet, these insights are based off the "sayings" we have been regurgitating for some time. Like we know the Sun is going to rise tomorrow, even if it is a cloudy day. But how long was it before we were taught why the Sun will come up tomorrow morning. The same goes with our sayings, do we know what they mean, or are they just simple axioms that sound good and are fillers for religious sermons.

We're a droplet that reflects every other droplet in Indra's Web. We are one in this creation.

Particularly this understanding arises with "triggers". Things that piss us off. From the small moments of tinge to the larger outbursts of fury, these triggers are possibly awakening moments. If someone else pisses me off and triggers me, well, isn't he/she just a mirror of myself? How should I approach that and even more so, what is that moment revealing to me if I have the belief that everything happens for a reason. After all, as the loving Dr. Wayne Dyer stated, "how people treat you is there karma; how you react is your karma". 

How people treat you is there karma; how you react is your karma. - Dr. Wayne Dyer

In studying the teachings known today as the Law of Attraction, or better stated Law of Manifestation, I think we're offered a glimpse as to our universal mirrors and why our reflections can cause these triggers. Last year, I would have credited something like Napoleon Hill's "Think and Grow Rich" for the teachings, but really, it comes from the Self-Realization that many Guru's have attempted to enlighten those with ears to hear. It was from the Siva Sutras that I really felt a k(g)nowing of an "I Am" presence, which I currently understand to be part of Self-Realization. From here, I also understood "I Am That" where "That" is the creation of the "I Am" presence. However, I think many Gurus felt that creation with "I Am That" would lead towards more materialism, which not negative on it's own, carries an addictive quality that creates karma aka attachment. Why is attachment so bad? Well, we get attached to things because we have this negative illusion of "lack". We have lack within our material reality therefore we cling to our possessions. On a deeper level, we have a lack within our own abilities to manifest our reality, which then manifests externally via the belief being imbued into the "I Am" presence. 

So if our external reality is a result of our "I Am" presence, then really everything that falls under my conscious awareness is a mirror of what was going on inside of me. All of those triggers and people that cause my stomach to twist, I created them. But, those feelings of gut wrench are really just a chemical reaction based on what my brain is telling my body based on perception of an external circumstance. In other words, it's all in my head. Hence, it is in the perception of the external circumstance that is causing the issue, not the actual circumstance. With the "I Am" presence teachings, your "I Am" level of consciousness is the part of you that is beyond your body. It is the watcher of your body, the one who is aware of your body and all of its sensation and identities that you place upon it. Your body is part of the "That" in "I Am That", it's part of the creation that your "I Am" presence has manifested. 

Going back to the triggers, well it's the thoughts of the external circumstances that causes the gut wrench. So, what's in your thoughts, or your beliefs, that told your body that something upsetting is occurring that gets you pissed off? Know Thy Self. Anytime your triggered, dive into your belief system to figure out what is causing your disruptions. Uproot the unnecessary fatigue you place in your life, so that what you manifest, what you reflect out into the world, Your World, is glorious. Given that we are co-Creators, imagine a world where you're not bound by fear or lack, like the cherished Robin Williams in What Dreams May Come. After all, shouldn't our next step in evolution be to bridge Heaven and Earth, Moon and Sun, the Feminine and Masculine, to create the wonderful reality we all deserve. 

Given that you are another reflection of me, we're just being/witnessing (awareness) different perspectives of the infinite. Our co-Created reality, our thoughts, our Creations affect each other as if we are One. We are all related or Mitakuye Oyasin as stated by the Lakota, given that we have the ability to affect each others belief systems that can than create a ripple effect into our "I Am" presences, which would then be manifested through the Universe. So dig deeper into yourself whenever a trigger comes, uproot that limiting belief, and manifest a World that is more in line with the love and light beings that we are. Welcome to the beginnings of the fourth density.  

What Dreams May Come (1998)