When I was a small child, I saw magic everywhere – lights around beings, angels floating atop clouds, tiny winged entities riding the suns illuminating rays. All the Earth was alive, and she spoke to me. I would share this with my parents, and their response was always the same: “Oh, you’re just seeing things.” Of course I was seeing things! I did not know their perception of life was different from mine. With a wave of the hand, they dismissed my reality. I thought I was defective and began to shut down.
I do not resent my parents’ behavior. They did their best with the knowledge they had. Yet over time and repeated denials, I too dismissed my experience as faulty and unreliable. Believing I was flawed, my ability to see the inherent magic in life disappeared. I became a realist.
In my early thirties I apprenticed to a medicine woman, and my life began to change once again. Deep within me I knew that all I had seen and heard as a child was not only valid, but also undeniable.
We tend to think that ordinary life is reality, a belief reinforced by unmitigated “reason.” We are taught to look no further than what we see, hear, smell, taste, and touch. We are not encouraged to scrutinize beyond our five senses. This is unfortunate, because life is so much more than the realm of the third dimension. String theory has all but proved the existence of dimensions beyond spacetime.
We can explore other planes of existence through practices such as meditation and astral travel. Most of us have had out-of-body experiences; but if they were fleeting or frightening or elusive, we probably discounted them. Yet they are a vehicle by which to navigate the myriad realms many would call magical, and many more would deny.
I see magic as absolute, because it is nonrelative and unquantifiable. It is the infinite cosmos of which our third dimensional reality is conceived. Taught to fear what we do not understand – what we cannot see with our physical eyes or touch with our physical hands – we confine our thinking and preclude limitless possibility. As Hamlet said, “Thinking makes it so.” Within our finite view of existence, we refer to the supernatural as magic, when it is merely beyond our understanding.
The good news is: We do not have to comprehend something to accept it as being possible. Once we open our minds to the infinite, magic takes the helm and life becomes an exquisite journey.
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What Is String Theory?
http://www.nuclecu.unam.mx/~alberto/physics/string.html
Before attempting astral projection, it is important to know how to protect ourselves while out-of-body. The first article below explains the dangers but also has useful tips for keeping our bodies safe. The second article is a step-by-step guide.
The Dangers of Astral Projection
https://www.erinpavlina.com/blog/2006/12/the-dangers-of-astral-projection/
How to Perform Astral Projection
https://www.wikihow.com/Perform-Astral-Projection
Many types of stones and crystals can assist in, enhance, and expedite astral travel.
12+ Of The Best Crystals For Astral Projection Compared
http://astralhq.com/astral-projection-crystals/
Until the next time, my friends . . . Namaste ❤
©Tina Frisco 2017
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