There Is No Such Thing As Objective Reality

Here's a great reminder from John Cali and Spirit:

There Is No Such Thing As Objective Reality

By John Cali and Spirit
Posted on 10/17/2014 by John Cali


Aham brahmasmi.
~ Sanskrit mantra, translated as
“I am the wholeness of all creation.”
We’ve all heard it said we create our own realities. But what exactly does that mean? And how do we do it?

Spirit

First, let’s start this discussion with who each of you really are. Or, more to the point, who you are not.

You are not:

• Your body
• Your mind
• Your family identity
• Your ethnic background
• Your job, your profession
• Father
• Mother
• Son
• Daughter

And so on

You are not any of those labels you use to identify yourselves while you are in your physical bodies.

Your are pure spirit. That’s who you really are. Nothing more, nothing less.

A better way to say that is you are pure consciousness. You are part of that collective consciousness you sometimes call the universal mind, or the mind of God.

You are the universe.

As aspects of that universal mind, you are all unique and yet you are all one.

What you experience as your life in your current physical body — what you experience as “out there” in your physical world — these are only projections of your consciousness. This includes your physical body.

None of that exists till you create it with your thoughts, with your consciousness.

Say, for example, you happen to meet a friend in the grocery store. That friend, that grocery store are merely projections of your consciousness. They have no separate identity or existence apart from your projection of them.

Copyright © 2014 by John Cali

Think about that last paragraph for a moment:

Say, for example, you happen to meet a friend in the grocery store. That friend, that grocery store are merely projections of your consciousness. They have no separate identity or existence apart from your projection of them.

Hard to imagine we are that powerful with our creations, isn't it? Because if we were truly that powerful, why would we create some of the negative-feeling experiences that we do?

We are. I am. You are. That powerful.

Believe it, and live your life as if it were so. Because it is.

With the utmost love and appreciation for who you be and all you do ...

- k