Tuesday March 24, 2014
When I was a little girl, television first began, thus setting the stage for me to watch programming all of my life as Ellie Crystal.
Maybe it's because of
- I use the glass door to my terrace, or the windows in my home, as screens with flowing images when I do my readings
- I am a visual learner
- or something else beyond this reality
- when I had my UFO experience in 1954, everything that was shown to me was projected imagery on streaming (as in consciousness) 360° screens. Next week marks 60 years since that experience.
I have always related to the concept of the visual. It's the way my brain is programmed for experience.
As technology evolved, video became one of the main facets for understanding how the hologram works. It's also an excellent healing tool.
YouTube has become a way to bring humanity together instantly - as videos go viral in a day and suddenly everyone gets the message.
Understanding the hologram ... Visualize yourself and someone else walking through a park and having an experience that is being recorded but a third person. After a while you stop to watch the video of what you experienced. When something gets boring you fast forward. When something needs to be explored further you rewind and watch it again. And when you are done you push the off button - computer end program. The part of you that is projected on the screen is not harmed when the experience is no longer running. And that is the way reality works.
Our personal consciousness grids are always out there "seeking" to connect grid experiences that are part of our programming. You never stop doing that - even in dream time and out of body experience such as meditation - until your consciousness leaves the hologram. There are personal experiences - but then there are those that touch all of humanity creating evolutionary consciousness. Where are we in 2014? We are trying hard not to be deceived by the trickster and those who play that role in this reality. We are no different than early man programmed for experience, living that experience, and always feeling there is a higher purpose for being here, no matter how bad things get.
We learn a lot from the projected images on our TV and computer monitors as well as "the big screen". We had drawn to watch specifics shows because they illicit programmed emotions and memories within us. Often these are trigger mechanisms for that which we need to remember at this time of consciousness transition.
Art imitates life. When a major character is killed on a favorite TV show we experience loss - because in our personal "realities" main characters are taken away from us. Loss has become a very recognized component of the human evolutionary process.