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Mar 31st, 2008 at 12:35am
 
More and more, it strikes me that what keeps people wondering......what keeps the discussion and debate going is the nature of physical reality, and the lack of communication with those in the afterlife.  It is very rare for any of us to have a true and verified after death communication (ADC), and certainly this does not occur with regularity for the vast majority of people.  One wonders then, perhaps rightly so, about what Don has termed the "chatty ease" some mediums have of summoning any deceased person and relaying a full two way conversation at almost anytime.

On the one hand, there are explorers who have used meditation, astral travel, hemi-sync and other means to focus their attention and then explore at will.  On the other hand, most of us may enter into conversations with deceased loved ones, and often there is no two way conversation.

I was remembering reading about Mother Teresa and her "dark night of the soul," in which she relayed to various sources that despite her selfless service, she did not feel the connection to the divine - or any affirmation via communication.  It was quite depressing and startling. If anyone, it seemed would be having two way conversations with God and the angels while incarnate......

The fact is that there is something about being incarnate - something about being a consciousness manifesting a physical form, that shuts most of us off from free conversation with discarnate beings.  Bruce has spoken about this as a voluntary constriction of awareness so that the M band radiation of thought and emotion on this planet wouldn't drive us nuts.  Meditation, it seems, can refocus our awareness, if only for brief periods of time.

It is the silence, however that keeps the game going.  Keeps us guessing.  Perhaps it is good.  Perhaps we are meant to live life here in the physical plane.  To express love.  To learn about the creative power of the mind, so that when we die, and are back in a plane of existence of thought, we are better able to control our energies.  Is the physical plane the ideal place to learn and progress spiritually?  That, of course is the assumption of many New Agers. 

Yet in our two way conversations with deceased loved ones, in our attempts at conversation with God and the angels, the silence at the other end of can give any individual pause.  Doubt?  Nonexistence?  The silence brings everything into question.  Some become indulgent or narcissistic, figuring that the silence means life has no meaning, so if it feels good, do it.  Generally, this brings only temporary satisfaction - people who follow this path rarely find fulfillment.

Is the silence at the other end absolute?  Of course not.  Perhaps, there lies our salvation.  Some, like Albert on this board learn to interpret images, brief glimpses of guidance, and find confirmation/affirmation in these experiences.  Some see the synchronicities of life - the way probabilities are changed by our love, hate and interactions with each other as proof of the divinity behind the scenes.  I have written about the power of intent to change reality in the physical plane; I've seen it myself and have had sufficient personal proof to believe that our consciousness can directly affect seemingly random outcomes.  Instead of expecting chatty two way conversations, some of us seek the subtleties of these guiding images or synchronicities - as we engage the silence.

It is said "ask it is given," "seek and you will find," yet a skeptic may openly challenge the existence of the afterlife, claim they have sought, and hear - silence. 

Silence is also what is experienced initially in meditation and hypnosis.  When completely relaxed, sensation from the limbs fades, and as one learns to maintain alertness and wakefulness, one often experiences images, sometimes sounds and other sensations.  Some have termed these images "mental chatter" - something that sounds like an annoyance to be overcome. 

Perhaps we are meant to explore the mental chatter during the silence at the other end of our conversations, in order to transcend the restrictions of our awareness.  One can see the glass as half full instead of half empty.

If Bruce's ADC device, or a Spiricom could become a widespread reality, would we be satisfied?  Or do we somehow need the silence to spur us on to refocus our awareness while incarnate?


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Reply #1 - Mar 31st, 2008 at 2:16am
 
Hi Doc-
In the sequence of spiritual development, from concentration to meditation to contemplation, I notice that "silence" is one of the presumed criteria for successful meditation and contemplation.  At the level of concentration we tend to fall silent as we become absorbed into the topic we're studying. That is altered if we need to "think about it", so we turn on the brain and bang some ideas around. And when the ideas are resolved, we allow it to again fade to silence.

However, when meditation is sought, the probem is that we tend to side trip into all manner of experiences. Some are the ones covered in concentration that look like fun, some are spectacles of great emotional intensity with either pretty colors, or perhaps horriffic entities. And then there is the rather global orienting tendency that prompts us to occasionally ask what's happening. Only when we can shut these up are we able to go to the next level, which is a level at which the prior distractions no longer make any particular difference. The point is that our internal noise either distracts us or misleads us or simply overwhelms the finer perceptions involved in meditation.

As we approach contemplation, silence is again necessary, and again, the reasons are that our contributions lead away from the transcendental levels to which we aspire, holding us to some prior level of awareness.

There is a dieect activity of will that operates in the absense of self-vocalizations. It is much the same as the will to remove a finger from a flame when it is burned - no thought is required. I've seen people in deep regressions master this ability, and on that basis, they could call up Great Aunt Gussie, or Uncle Willy, and carry on a crude conversation. The information is passed non-verbally, but later is expressed verbally when they are asked about what they're doing.

I find it difficult to imagine an arbitrary medium sittng down and being flooded with conversational ghosts. But in cases in which meditative skills have been mastered, it seems plausible that contacts might be made and reported easily, especially with respect to loved ones and friends. At the same time, it would seem unusual to me for a medium to develop a "chatty two-way conversation" with some arbitrary spook, not previously well known. Perhaps there is an element of projection involved in such cases.

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Reply #2 - Mar 31st, 2008 at 2:41pm
 
<<The fact is that there is something about being incarnate - something about being a consciousness manifesting a physical form, that shuts most of us off from free conversation with discarnate beings. >>

Well, this raises a few possibilities- (1) The afterlife doesn't exist.  After all, we do need to acknowledge that since the beginning of humans on earth, there is not even one piece of evidence that the afterlife exists.  Lots of anecdotal stuff but nothing that passes the acid test; i.e. evidence that can be replicated.  (2) The afterlife does exist, but it is not in God's scheme to allow us to access it while we are in physical form.  (3) What we call the afterlife is really something completely ineffable, such that our own intellect simply cannot discern its true nature.

Suppose, as just one example, that creation takes many different forms, including physical humans and non-physical beings.  In other words, just because we may be surrounded by non-physical beings doesn't necessarily mean that we will join that realm of existence when we die. 

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Reply #3 - Apr 1st, 2008 at 5:34am
 
CoolHi, Doc, Dave and Rondele,

I agree that many so call mediums give the impression they commune with the spirits/souls or passed over loved ones, with ease, and in reality, this is just not the case. Much fishing for information is done by these so-called mediums or chanellers in this sort of way "I get a spirit coming through who could be Alice, Alan, and Albert”, and until someone in the gullible audience says yes that must be aunty “Alberbtina”. Of course, I am aware that many so called contacts with passed over loved ones are sometimes hits due to poor telepathy or outright fraud and deception.

If feel the spiritual mind dimensions or realms of existence are however communicating with us constantly if we would only become more aware, vigilant, observant and listen to all the inputs into our senses both day and night.

Now one of the methods I use sometimes is just to listen to every word I hear during a specific day and write down on paper any word that stands out or lights up from the background dialogue. The same would be from music heard, smells that bring to mind anything, pictures that remind one of something or relate to something. I record all my sensory inputs during the selected day and often listen to the news of events the next day in utter amazement.This takes much effort and enegy and can therefore not be a regular event.

I often feel that I am moving through multiple or alternate realties at every decision I take, every move I make, every word I hear, music, As if these impressions are altering all reality or my own subjective reality from moment to moment. When one can enter, this state is as if I am moving through a slight resisting force-field, wind of ever-changing realities, very hard to explain.

I will go into this means of accessing greater realities tomorrow and report back to you guys on the results via this thread.

Is this just all too vague I have tried to relate as best I can?

Does any of this resonate?

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Reply #4 - Apr 1st, 2008 at 8:34am
 
Hi Matthew,

When I read the title of your thread “Silence and the quest…” my initial thoughts turned out to be much different than the content of your thread. To me it is the quest for silence that motivates us. It is the silence that is already within each of us that draws us to it as an answer to the question of who am I? One aspect of my answer is, “I am the silence.” I am also the silent observer.

Roger, in Don’s Heaven thread mentioned that thoughts are things. I agree. The world of thought is not the formless. Our thoughts are just like all of the physical objects we interact with in our physical world. Thoughts are manifested from the formless consciousness of the silence within. I also think that it is the world of form, including thought that interferes with communication in what we call the afterlife. (The afterlife is not really separate from us. Right now in this very moment we simply are life itself… always.)

Other dimensions of our existence also contain form, however the form is increasingly finer in substance as the frequency of vibration is increased. The interesting thing is that form in its finer substance is actually clearer, more vibrant, more intelligent and alive than the way we understand form in our physical world. Everyone can glimpse this aliveness by becoming more aware. Many ways to do that, but perhaps one of the most effective is to simply go fully into what ever is at hand. Or what is popularly called being completely present in the moment. This is a state of mind that automatically raises our consciousness to a point where we are able to perceive what we could ordinarily miss when our identity is caught up in form.

The more we are able to let go of our identity with form, including thought, the more we are able to transform that identity to the silence within.

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Reply #5 - Apr 1st, 2008 at 11:12am
 
Hello Kathy and all,

My first purpose was to mention how, on the surface, it seems that there is silence in our day to day existence, without clear and evident ADCs (after death communications).  I believe that the silence leads many to believe that there is, in fact no afterlife. 

Then I focused in on silence and found that in meditation and prayer, we are actually trying to achieve this silence or stillness, in order to allow our thoughts to develop.  This then led me to think that there are more subtle communications going on in the subconscious and through synchronicities or "guidance," as some call it, rather than direc ADCs with two way conversations. 

So on the one hand, silence is criticized by many in our plane as being proof that there is not an afterlife.  On the other hand, we use silence to meditate on and refocus our awareness, to verify the afterlife and other thought forms.


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Reply #6 - Apr 1st, 2008 at 12:40pm
 
Seems a bit as if silence is not specifically the modality of awareness, as much as simply not getting involved.  Alan's remarks on intensity and focus certainly don't sound "silent".  Yet while sitting and looking at whatever seems to be happening, silence is the dominant quality through which it is clarified. Of course this suggests the Buddhist dictum, that all we need is to remain unattached in order to avoid suffering - which has nothing to do with the afterlife.

Looking at the reports of bizarre phenomena that people encounter, including what people have told me of their own experiences, as well as reports of electrical disturbances from causes unknown that somehow seem to recall old friends etc - these things tend to neither be silent nor particularly good at communicating. Perhaps that's their value, that we can neither figure them out, nor can we dismiss them.

By taking the converse posture, postulating that there has arisen ex nihilo a potential cosmos, parts of which look like the place that we call everyday reality, gives us the converse answer. Just as we can find reason to piostulate our own existence here as the result of purely chance processes, so too we have the implication of numerous other modalities of existence. One or more of the "other modes" would correspond nicely to an afterlife. The problem here is that we have no constraints by which to set off today's world from that of tomorrow, no distinction between life and death. What we get is a lot of statistical noise - and certainly not a silence in which to clearly identify its nature.

The problem seems to be that in one case we have the external world, from which we can derive no internal facts, and in the other case we have an internal world that cannot be clearly attached to external phenomena. The boundary between life and death seems to be the transition between these two perspectives. But by definition, these are irreconcileable concepts, defined by opposition, not similarity. Perhaps we might ultimately make a stronger argument for an afterlife from the total difference between internal and external states, essentially an argument from parity of the two.

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Reply #7 - Apr 1st, 2008 at 12:59pm
 
Thanks for the clarification Matthew.

I agree that some criticize the existence of the afterlife because they don’t hear anything except the voice of egoism telling them it is non-existent. Then there are others that tell themselves the afterlife is real, also because of egoism. The chatty two-way communication with a medium could be an example of this. Perhaps it is the voice of egoism and all of its judgments/interpretations that are the greatest barrier for people as well as what really keeps the debate going. lol


Dave, this is an interesting perspective that seems to make some sense.

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The problem seems to be that in one case we have the external world, from which we can derive no internal facts, and in the other case we have an internal world that cannot be clearly attached to external phenomena. The boundary between life and death seems to be the transition between these two perspectives. But by definition, these are irreconcileable concepts, defined by opposition, not similarity. Perhaps we might ultimately make a stronger argument for an afterlife from the total difference between internal and external states, essentially an argument from parity of the two.


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Reply #8 - Apr 1st, 2008 at 1:32pm
 
When it comes to mediums, I figure some are fakes, and some actually have abilities. Some have the ability from a young age. I don't know a lot about mediums, but is seems as if people who have such an ability at a young age, had to go through some growing pains while they were young. For example, Rosemary Altea had to deal with scarry visions.

I didn't have the ability to communicate with spirits consciously when I was a child. This is something I developed a few years ago, and I'm almost 50.  I had to go through some growing pains.  I figure that if you're going to have the ability to communicate with spirits, then whether you like it or not this ability will extend to unfriendly spirits.  I believe that contact mostly happens on a like attracts like basis. But sometimes other factors are involved. Going by my experience, some unfriendly spirits are aware of me because of the spirit work I do. In a way it is good that this has taken place, because it has showed me that I don't have to be afraid of them.   It really helps that I wondered about who Christ is and opened myself up to his support.

I don't have to obtain a silent state of mind in order to make contact. It is more of a matter of making an energetic connection.  I went through a lot of energetic work. I believe that part of the reason the spirits I work with took the time to do the extensive energetic work they did on me, is because I let it be known that I'm here to serve. Whatever divine will needs me to do, I'm willing to do it. 

Another way to put this, you don't get something for nothing.  My feeling is that it would be completely wrong for me to receive the spirit support I've received and continue to receive, without having the willingness to give back.

I believe there are cases where the receive and give principle doesn't have to be so extreme. Perhaps a few confirmations and a little advice might be received. But what would be the point of spirit guidance putting a lot of effort into helping a person if that person isn't planning to put such help to use?

This World really upsets me.  There are so many bad things that take place. It upsets me when I think of how many spirits are ending up in lower realms. Sometimes I think that something needs to take place or be done that will really convince people that the afterlife exists so they'll be more resposible about how they live their lives. I doubt that such proof will come in the form of emperical data. Plus there are people who say they believe in the afterlife because of their religion, yet they still do negative things. This shows the importance of love as motivator rather than mental knowledge.  When it comes to an electronic communications device, how will we control who answers on the other end? They might provide some wrong information.

I received some messages which seem to indicate that this World will change for the better not because people are led to believe differently, but because of changes of the heart. Once they open up to love, their minds will follow.  The messages I've received indicate that only a small number of people need to get to the point where they can live according to love completely in order for positive changes to be effected. This is because their increase in vibrational rate will be so major it will cause the vibrational rates of others to increase, these increases will effect others, and so on and so on. 

The same is true when it comes to radiating love. If a small number of people radiate love strongly enough, they'll cause others to radiate it more, who in turn will cause others to radiate more, and so on and so on. As a result less negative energy will be produced. Fewer negative minded spirits will be attracted to this World. Some will be repelled, some will be changed.  Because of the increase in love people will manifest in a more positive way and effect others accordingly.  The overall increased energy level will make it easier for many people to make contact with their spirit friends.








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Reply #9 - Apr 1st, 2008 at 3:33pm
 
R said:  SmileyThe messages I've received indicate that only a small number of people need to get to the point where they can live according to love completely in order for positive changes to be effected. This is because their increase in vibrational rate will be so major it will cause the vibrational rates of others to increase, these increases will effect others, and so on and so on. 
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same here. same message I received. PUL is like a virus with no known antidote. its contagious, it also enables a mind expansion which includes being able to tune into another mind in the universe with this energy which is intelligent. If you have the wrong intention, meaning, it would be entirely selfish and not be in someone's best interest to be prying, then PUL does not let you gain access because PUL is not there as the intention.
Is why the best prayer procedure is to always say "for the highest good of all concerned, I wish to connect with...(or gain knowledge of) fill in the blank.

because sometimes we can create what we don't want also by not asking for God's perfect will. we don't even know what we want until we ask ourselves, what do we want?
I've done that. asked for something from the universe, got it, didn't want it after all, because I had forgotten to ask for and include the other or others highest good along with my own suppositions.
this creates faith which is a creative power. This is why they say one person can change the world for the better. and don't forget science...the 100th monkey is born already knowing what the others had to learn by trial and error.

Doc said: One can see the glass as half full instead of half empty.
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I made a post before I read Doc's thread where he said the above. I used the exact phrase. I thought that was more than a coincidence that on the same day we both used that phrase, and I had not read his yet. some will not see meaning there. but it's evidence to me of how we are all connected here. I rarely see this analogy come up.
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Reply #10 - Apr 1st, 2008 at 3:38pm
 
Alysia:

Regarding the 100th monkey, I don't know the whole story, but I read where studies were done where monkeys on one island would learn to do something, and then monkeys on another island would quickly follow. Some kind of collective mind in play.
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Reply #11 - Apr 1st, 2008 at 3:48pm
 
recoverer wrote on Apr 1st, 2008 at 3:38pm:
Alysia:

Regarding the 100th monkey, I don't know the whole story, but I read where studies were done where monkeys on one island would learn to do something, and then monkeys on another island would quickly follow. Some kind of collective mind in play.


thats even better, if thats what u read, because it means if monkeys have a collective mind they share, so do humans. I thought it was the next generation of monkeys that acquired the new knowledge; maybe the location in geological sense is not relevant if this connection be non/physical.
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Going by my experience, some unfriendly spirits are aware of me because of the spirit work I do. In a way it is good that this has taken place, because it has showed me that I don't have to be afraid of them.   It really helps that I wondered about who Christ is and opened myself up to his support.
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doing a take off this: initially at age 18, I was contacted by what seemed at the time unfriendly spirits..later I saw that I could use the experience to learn how they instructed me to make a choice for the Christ, or PUL factor, which I now see as basically the same concept, and so what seemed unfriendly was beneficial. later, I learn fear creates images in the mind, so it's easy for me to say, don't be afraid of what you don't know about. I mean, in retrospect or hindsight. so what R did is to lose fear, which is, I would say is a very good thing, as we say here, PUL and fear are opposites...you cannot be fearful while experiencing PUL, but while experiencing fear, you cannot experience the love that is there. However, there is the matter of the will which entails choosing either love or fear in any given moment of any day. This is mental, that we recognize we essentially can make use of our will in alignment with this concept:

There is nothing to fear if we believe we were created by God, and did not create our own beingness. As a Father/creator is Perfect Love, Father/creator only wants all good to come to the child. therefore fear is not essential to enlightenment if faith in God is adhered to in all circumstances.

In this sense, miracles which do happen will in the future happen more regularly and eventually become so commonplace and even expected by the masses, that the shift in consciousness will be accomplished for all much easier than today. the shift to mean, we will all know of our continuity in other dimensions, known here as the afterlife. What I consider a miracle in this day and age, is any showing of PUL, even by myself, as well as others. for it changes one's perspective automatically.

This heightened awareness, lends itself to a heightened enjoyment of one's life. and also I wanted to mention Doc's thread of thought regarding silence.

I thought of music, how there is silence between each note, that you cannot have just a constant sound wave, and call that music. so the silence between the notes is important to capture the melody, just like you cannot splash color on anything but a blank canvas to make an image.

so then I thought of the way we blink on and off from meditation back to C1 practical level.
I conjecture Doc, the silence and the noise support each other's existence. I think you said that already. so I'll shut up..lol....love, alysia
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Reply #12 - Apr 1st, 2008 at 4:27pm
 
I just did an internet search and found a wikipedia article that discredits the 100th monkey theory.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hundredth_Monkey

I don't really care if it's false. I trust the messages I've received and the feelings I have.

One message was as follows: I experienced myself in a land that was presented as a rectangular plain of existence. This was also a symbol for the World.  A person errupted as white light because this person learned how to live according to love completely. It didn't take long for this love and white light to expand to the rest of the plain.  I then very firmly received the words: "Believe it!"

On another occasion I received a message which had something to do with the second coming. I asked for details. I was shown a plastic tub that was partially filled with little chocolate chip cookies. I know this isn't obvious, but by connecting this image to past messages I've received I was able to tell that it symbolized a minimal number of people getting the point where they live according to Christ consciousness/love.  I figure there were about 40 to 50 cookies in the tub. Next I was shown an image of Jesus Christ on a cross.  This wasn't a plastic crucifix. It was an image of the man Jesus.  He was leaning forward as far as the stakes in his hands and feet would allow him to do so.  I got the feeling that he is experiencing a heavy burden with trying to help this World, and some of us need to help him. The best way we can do so is by elevating our consciousness level.

A while ago I shared how I saw and heard three planets blow up one right after the other. The first blew up into rocks. The second into fire. The third into white light. I figure the third represented the World becoming a place of love and light.

I've received other messages that make the same point.
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Reply #13 - Apr 1st, 2008 at 5:20pm
 
I suppose R, one has to trust their own personal guidance above what is found in Wikipedia or even against other respectable person's opinions and/or guidance; otherwise who can u trust if not your own self?
For me it's the truth coming in if there are emotional and/or body reactions to truth. As perhaps a thud feeling in the solar plexus is my indication I'm receiving something authentic.

there was this meditation I did once which produced an image not unlike your rectangular light expansion image/message.

I don't remember why this image stuck in my head as I'm no bible scholar for sure. there's one story in there of Mary Magdalene, I believe thats her name. I saw images of her crawling on the ground, trying to get through the crowd..they wouldn't let her get next to JC as he walked along, she may have been pushed down, not sure, finally she touched just his robe and was instantly healed.

I thought later about the human aura, the energetic field which surrounds each and every human being, usually invisible to the retina eye, but can be seen with the 3rd eye on occassion. This would have extended out quite a ways from JC as the Light factor, mentioned in your vision. Scientist will say we are basically energy beings, or we can say we are the light, after the shadow thoughts have been transmuted, then the light is enhanced.

so she touched not him, just his clothing, but it was energy she touched. then he turned as he felt the touch and knew she had been healed, and he said "by your faith it has been done." then I saw, yes, she knew she was close to being healed and ready for that. I think I remembered this story because of my interest in laying on of hands early in life.

later, I heard there are some on Earth whose graduation is imminent and their field can be several miles, if we are thinking in terms of geography; or we might conjecture these human fields of influence, of light substance are like a matrix within the collective mind areas.
It makes being blinded by the light, it makes sense in a way. So, yes, we are still saying one person can living according to Christ/PUL and that would be like enlightenment if we believed what we were seeing. I think we need to believe before we start seeing it.
then most will say seeing is believing. perhaps then the physical eye is not able to see.

Monroe saw a being in vision, was much too bright even for the 3rd eye to gaze upon, so the being toned it down for him, they then could have a discussion.
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Reply #14 - Apr 1st, 2008 at 5:43pm
 
Alysia:

Personal guidance over Wikipedia? Naw, shudder the thought! Wink

I like your story with the lady. Truly relates to the messages I've received.  Each of us gets to decide for ourselves.  

Regarding a person's energy field being a few miles, I figure this is one way of looking at it, but it probably goes beyond. How precisely does the energy of love radiate? If it travels like light it would travel at the speed of light? That's 186,000 miles per second. It may be that a person can radiate a lot of love in a short period of time. He or she simply needs to become a good radiator who doesn't radiate anything else.

Regarding a matrix,  it may be that one can't figure how love is radiated according to physical dimensions. Perhaps this is why we were shown plains instead of Worlds.  Perhaps the World really is flat. Smiley
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