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Alone in a World Filled With Only Me

Alone in a World Filled With Only Me

We come into this world alone, we experience physical life alone and we die alone.

As I gain more experienced and become even more aware of my physical and spiritual lives; I realize that I am here alone. In New Age Thought we understand that we do not exist dualistically but are all individualized pieces of the whole; entities separated by the illusion of time and space. At a level of subconscious awareness we are not separated and are always connected. The atoms of my body are in constant contact with yours and the environment.

Back in the farthest corners of my consciousness I am beginning to feel that awareness. I am also acutely aware that I am here alone. The people in my life are drawn to me for my own purposes. I live my physical life relating to them and the circumstances of my life that I involve them in. But they do not really exist except in my mind.

Physical objects are simply projections from a consciousness. That consciousness is that of the creator and because I am connected to the creator always and have the same attributes and characteristics of same; those projections are mine.

There are as many worlds existing simultaneously in the same time and space as there are individual conscious beings creating them. None of us need to be concerned for the welfare of any other particular individual because they only act in accordance to what your thoughts are about them. Our circumstances and the other souls that we interact with are not separated from us. We interact with ourselves in different physical forms. These other forms give us opportunities to react with them in what ever manor we see fit.

We can not do unto another because there is no other; we do unto ourselves always. Knowing this brings greater opportunities into our lives and we begin to treat others differently. With this higher awareness also comes the ability to bring anything or anyone into our lives at will. We are no longer at the mercy of circumstances that we thought were external because we know that we are creating those circumstances and we have total control over them. No one else is pulling the strings, because in truth there is no one else.

Our individual lives are always lived in accordance with the model we have of the world and the unique relationship we see ourselves in it and all circumstances are appropriate for what we wish to experience.

Every day I am in relationship with another aspect of self that is always mirrored towards me. I interact with this image knowing that it is me and I have drawn it into my experience for purpose.

Enlightenment brings awareness that when I condemn this reflection, I condemn myself, when I love this reflection I love myself. I am my own best friend and my worse enemy.

The one that brings the greatest rejection of self is the one that brings the greatest gift. It is an opportunity to make friends with a part of me that I reject and have buried.

I am here for no other reason than to discover who and what I am through a system of physical circumstances that allows me to recognize the peaces that make up the whole which is me. I am not in a school to learn anything, but in the physical realm to experience everything that is physical. I am here to define myself physically.

All of us come into this world alone, we interact with ourselves and we die alone.

Roy E. Klienwachter is a resident of British Columbia, Canada. A student of NLP, ordained minister, New Age Light Worker and Teacher. Roy has written and published five books on New Age wisdom. Roy's books are thought provoking and designed to empower you to take responsibility for your life and what you create. His books and articles are written in the simplicity and eloquence of Zen wisdom.

You may not always agree with what he has to say. You will always come away with a new perspective and your thinking will never be the same.

Roy's style is hard hitting and comes straight from the heart without all the metaphorical mumble jumble and BS.

Visit Roy at: http://www.klienwachter.com

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