Today’s reflections have led me to write this essay:
The Creator, experiencing itself in the third density, does so through individual points of consciousness, each living as a separate “I.” In any given moment, it focuses on the experience of a specific identity—for example, as Michael. Simultaneously, in another point of space-time, it experiences itself as Emily. Yet, these two points of experience are not in conflict because the Creator exists beyond the limitations of linear time.
Time in this reality is perceived as sequential, but in truth, it is merely a tool for organizing experience. The true nature of time is flexible, encompassing all events within one extended now. This means that the meeting of Michael and Emily is not simply an encounter between two separate beings but an interaction of the One Creator with itself, taking on different forms. Every word spoken by Emily is, in a sense, also a word spoken by Michael, expressed from another point in space-time. In this way, when Michael hears Emily, he is receiving his own words spoken in another moment, yet present in the same vast now. It is as if time creates a communication loop between different points of the Creator’s experience, allowing it to engage in a dialogue with itself.
Furthermore, every time we meet someone, we are, in truth, encountering an aspect of ourselves—someone we once were, someone who once thought and acted as we did, or even someone who represents who we are yet to become. This means that every interaction is an opportunity to recognize ourselves across different moments of existence. We meet echoes of our past and glimpses of our future, yet it is always us. Remembering this can shift our perspective, fostering greater empathy, patience, and understanding toward others, as we see them not as strangers, but as reflections of our own journey.
At the same time, the experience of oneself as the Creator is also just another point in space-time, paradoxically ongoing yet simultaneously part of the expanded now that organizes experience. Through this, both individuality and unity can be maintained. Existing in this multidimensional reality allows the Creator to know itself through infinite aspects without losing the diversity of forms and individual expressions.
This leads to a paradoxical yet profound realization: all meetings and human relationships are encounters with oneself in another aspect. This does not mean the dissolution of individuality but rather the recognition that in every manifestation, the Creator explores different possibilities of its own existence. It is precisely this individuality, combined with the awareness of unity, that allows for deep experience and growth.
From this perspective, the past and the future are not separate linear events but simultaneous potentials within the infinite present. Every moment in which we interact with another person is a conversation of the Creator with itself. This means that in learning from others, we are learning from ourselves. The words that reach us may be echoes of our own past or future, pointing to the multidimensional nature of experience.
A defining characteristic of this dynamic is that consciousness will only shift to the level of the Creator when all experience it simultaneously. Connection with the Creator means that what Michael or Emily says is simultaneously spoken and received by the Creator through both of them. When Michael speaks, his words are not just his experience but also the experience of Emily and the Creator as a whole. When Emily listens, the Creator listens as well. In this way, speaking and listening, giving and receiving, become a singular process occurring simultaneously on all levels.
This is why full unification with the Creator’s level cannot happen individually—it must encompass everyone at once, for the Creator experiences unity through the entirety of its creation. It is an interdependence that reveals a deep harmony and mutual upliftment on the path toward unity.
Recognizing this truth can lead to deeper compassion and acceptance toward others. Since every being is an expression of the same Creator, in reality, there is no separation between “others” and “me”—there is only the ONE, experiencing itself from countless perspectives. This realization becomes the key to transcending the illusion of separation and opening up to the experience of true, unconditional love, which is the essence of creation.
