Beyond 2012—A Handbook for the New Era
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task, but a whole lot of fun. However, failure is not an option! We all need to practice what I am suggesting in this book, or we will be stuck where we are for a much longer time than we need to. Even if some of these practices will take some time, it’s still a very effective shortcut to become multidimensional.
Your Own Version of the Multiverse
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ll of us live in our own, personal Multiverse. Your Multiverse is quite different from your neighbor’s, but there are also a lot of similarities. I know that this is something that is quite difficult for many people to
understand, especially for those who think we all live in only one universe. However, I think it’s because no one has cared to explain this simple concept in simple terms. I have noticed that many writers and researchers want to add a lot of quantum physics and advanced metaphysics into their writing, and then the whole purpose for explaining it to the reader is lost—how many of us are educated in quantum physics and quantum mechanics? It’s like one Elite member is communicating with another, leaving the majority of the population to hopelessly try to figure it out. Therefore, let’s keep it simple—as simple as we can ever keep it. As a starter, let’s explain what the Universe is and what the difference is between the Universe and the Multiverse. The universe is basically the physical existence of galaxies, nebulae, stars, planets, moons, and asteroids—i.e. more or less, the universe we can perceive as human 3-D beings. It’s a 3-D picture of the Creation as we know it—it’s the version of space and time our scientist have decided is All There Is. It’s a very physical view of the cosmos, where no spirits or souls are included in the equation—it’s either pure matter or it doesn’t exist. This is the version we all learn about in school. With the Multiverse, however, we add metaphysics into the picture, and it’s getting much more interesting. Suddenly, the universe gets a soul, and there is so much more to explore than just the physical. We can see that the Multiverse is teeming with life, but not only physical life—life exists in all dimensions and on almost all planets—it’s just that we can’t
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