Just 1 Reality

There is already a great number of people on your planet who are awakening to the new reality. In fact, there has always been only one reality. What happens is that every creature lives reality in a specific way. "Reality" for an ant is not the same as for an elephant, a whale, a bird or a human being. Each one lives and feels life -its life- according to what it experiences, the environment in which it moves, the surrounding circumstances, etc. Likewise, an opera singer who receives standing ovations after a successful recital does not live the same reality as a prisoner on death row, sitting in the "corridor of death" awaiting his execution.

Then, how many realities can there be? One? Two? Thousands? Millions? What differs is the way in which the witness witnesses it. "Everything depends on the glass you are looking through," or as the aphorism says, it's all in how you look at things." But the reality is that which is real, that which is true, independently of that perceived by the individual or each living being to be real. The truth is that the only real thing is God. Everything we see, hear, smell, taste, and touch is but our perception of the stage designed by God, everything comprising His creation. Our senses, be them our five physical senses or other more subtle ones, which are used in more subtle planes or dimensions, transmit to us a perception of what we are registering, a perception which could be false, not authentic, not real. Then we would not be seeing or perceiving reality, but a subjective reality, product of our mind.

Likewise, when we taste something, for example an olive, and find it to be too bitter, or we taste wine that has turned vinegary, our reaction will be one of displeasure, of repulsion. Perhaps a friend of yours introduces you to one of his/her friends; and perhaps you do not like that person because he/she seems too arrogant, or unpleasant, or even rather vulgar. In the first example, we had an unpleasant reaction using our sense of taste. In the second one, we feel rejected from the point of view of our mind. Both are tools we have, and we make use of them because they help us interact with the environment that surrounds us, or in other words, with the outside world. That is why we could say that our mind is like our sixth sense because it also allows us to make judgments based on situations that we live in, which also determines whether the experience we are living in is a positive one (and therefore, makes us happy) or negative (makes us very unhappy).

What I am getting at, my dear brethren, is that our mind is like a window to the outside world, looking through at everything that surrounds us, making us feel good or bad, or in other words, happy or unhappy. Therefore, we deduce that in order to be happy, everything depends on the way we perceive reality. So our happiness, the happiness of all human beings, as thinking beings who have free will does not depend so much on the situations we experience (although they also have some influence) but, to a greater extent, on how our mind feels and analyzes impressions, the inputs we receive from the outside.

Why does a person react one way in a situation and another one reacts in a totally different way in exactly the same situation? A psychologically disturbed man was walking on the street and went up to another man and slapped him on the face. The man who got slapped became enraged because he felt he had been unjustly assaulted and so he slapped the disturbed man harder on return. The disturbed man then went to another person and slapped him on the face as well. The victim felt offended by the sudden attack of this crazy man and started scolding and yelling at him, raising his fist to him but without hitting him. Once more, the same man threw himself onto a third person and slapped him on the face. The assaulted man realized that the other man was unstable and was not conscious of what he was doing, so he did not slap him back, nor got angry about it. He even asked the disturbed man if he needed help.

These three people experienced the same situation, but the three reacted way differently. Human beings in this world are like that. Some answer their fellow human beings according to the thought, "Eye for an eye, tooth for a tooth," while more evolved beings get angry, but they do not assault . And finally, the more spiritually advanced ones are the ones who help others, keeping their emotions under control, even offering their assailants help, putting into practice the sublime teaching of the Masters of Wisdom, like Master Jesus, sublime Cosmic Being and example of how to live in love, compassion and mercy, as he taught his disciples to "turn the other cheek" if they were hit by someone.

Love and inoffensiveness, as well as the desire to help, are the feelings that come from inside of us, from our spiritual heart, and they surge spontaneously in an evolved man. It will be like this, in truth, for the human being who will inhabit the New Earth once all the tribulations have gone by and he/she has renounced to live in a selfish way to dedicate his/her efforts to help other brothers and sisters in whichever way is possible.

Kris-Won was born in the Island of Mallorca (Spain) in the Mediterranean Sea in 1961, where he currently resides. He got the gift of channeling when he was 21 years old, while he belonged to a spiritual group in Palma de Mallorca. He has traveled to countries with ancient cultures of undeniable spiritual influence such as India, Mexico and Egypt. In 1985 he personally met the Indian Master Sathya Sai Baba. His teachings and guidance influenced his life profoundly, so he dedicated himself to translating a great deal of Sathya Sai Baba's teachings to Spanish during the last 10 years. By late 2009, he joined our group of translators and began to translate other channelers' messages. Shortly after that, Alpha Starship began to dictate him their first messages. *


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