From: "Jal Kae" 
Newsgroups: alt.paranormal.channeling
Organization: CyberGate, Inc.
Original Date: 20 Dec 1996 22:24:58 -0500
Eternity
One of the pillars for living a miraculous life is understanding eternity.
Because "eternity" has many levels, we'll define a few of them. 
For the beings of this universe, eternity is "the lifespan of the
universe." We can look at the universe in two ways. We can call it either
an entity (the Holy Spirit) or a dimension (the tenth dimension). Because
it has a beginning (the Big Bang) and an end (the Big Crunch), it doesn't
qualify as a true eternity. Instead, we have a "tenth-dimensional
eternity." 
Jumping to the eleventh dimension - the being/dimension that creates all
universes - we have an even longer eternity. This eternity spans the
lifetime of the eleventh-dimensional entity. Although both of these vast
dimensional beings - the Creators - live longer than billions of eons, as
"eternities" they are finite.
Not until we jump to the twelfth dimension do we reach true eternity. This
being/dimension is The-All-That-Is. It has no beginning and no end. 
Paradoxically, The-All-That-Is has stitched an invisible thread of this
real eternity through all finite dimensions.
Dealing with Time
Eternity is not "in" the now, it "is" the now. We don't have to wait or
strive for it. Now is eternal and is the hub of all time lines,
dimensions, and realities. Most, however, are too busy either reshuffling
the past or manipulating the future to climb consciously aboard this
cosmic train. Tickets, however, are available.
Principle 
As humans, we have a very thin slice of timespace to experience the
universe. Mortality is the body's version of finite. Denying, fighting, or
seeking ways to make our short existence eternal only increases our dread. 
Only when we accept the mortality of our ego and physical body are we free
from that fear.
How can we savor our finite life more fully? By understanding the nature
of eternity and what it implies. This opens a door of opportunity; our
awareness increases. 
"There is nowhere to go and nothing to do, except collect experience." 
This phrase makes an effective mantra or a fancy mental tattoo. By
experimenting with this universal principle, you discover which of your
pictures of reality are keeping you out of the present. They pester you to
act. In your mind, you hear, "Hurry!" These distracting pictures of
reality could be practical concerns, spiritual goals, fantasies, greed, or
any number of fearful projections. You believe they are urgent. They keep
you in your head, anxious, pushy, and unfulfilled.
Sure, sometimes you need to act quickly. For example, maybe you're inside
a burning house, or your car swerves off the road heading for a tree. 
These situations demand instant action. Yet, you increase your chances of
survival if you are consciously focused in the moment.
An Exercise
Here is a simple exercise that will sharpen your focus: Slow down. Try
this with everyday tasks. Eat a little slower. Take your time when you
pick up a glass or a pen. Don't speak as fast. Step more slowly. Notice
details and textures. When listening to a sound, "see" its architecture.
You'll be surprised at what you've been missing: the little things that
when strung together create your day. This moment to moment awareness
enriches life, making it more full. Life is little things. 
After a while, you'll notice that your awareness is sharp even while
moving at normal speed. We call this awareness "being grounded."
New Life
After some practice, you begin to shake off those pictures of reality
shielding you from the now. You start to contemplate life as you go. 
Because you've changed your priorities, concerns once pressing are now
less significant. Still, you address them wisely. More relaxed, you're not
as eager to defend your viewpoint. ("To defend" implies its opposite "to
offend." An alternative is to communicate more fully your relative picture
of reality. If they still don't hear you, then you move on to something
else.) 
Because you give yourself slack, you extend it to others. A new attitude
and lifestyle begin to emerge. Life is easier. Reaching the Zero Point -
the "nowhere to go and nothing to do, except collect experience" zone -
you hear the whispering of Eternity. With its breath on your ear, you
respond gracefully, lovingly, and without expectation. Like the Fool armed
only with a match-stick of faith, you step into the Void. 
Embodying Eternity
How does embodying eternity contribute to living a miraculous life? Living
a miraculous life is a process. Once we anchor ourselves in the moment, we
see life unfolding in real time. Grounded, we are inside the whirlwind,
yet we are standing above it. Suffering can still happen, but we don't
take it as personally. Because we don't push events, the ego's filter
doesn't distort the divine force (that flows through us) as much. 
Embodying eternity is in harmony with the "destination" of eternity - The
Omnipresent Now - which is not only eternal, but miraculous as well. 
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