The TimeTraveler Tidbits #5: The Chrysalis Teachings

ISBN-13: 9781500857622 / Angielski / Miękka / 2014 / 32 str.

Norma Hickox

Opis

This collection of articles will feature God compared to a whipped cream salad; the development of our brain, the forming of our personality and the soul's R & R at night. 1 - God is compared to a whipped cream salad with God as the whipped cream and the pieces of fruit as the planets and stars, etc. The whipped cream, God, is what holds it all together. Without the whipped cream the pieces of fruit would not be held in relationship with each other and all would fall apart. 2 - Brain - The brain is developed in stages which are compared to the building of a house. This is an interesting analogy detailing the beginning by choosing a lot which already has the utilities available and comparing this to a human having automatic processes like breathing and the heart beat already there as built-in tools. The basement is first - then the 1st story, our physical body focus; the 2nd story, our emotional body focus; the 3rd story, our mental focus; and finally the 4th story, our spiritual focus. 3 - Personality - The personality is compared with a picture being painted on canvas. The new personality develops from the combination of the animal-based brain, and the incarnating half of the soul. The soul helps give birth to and form the personality for its use, but the personality is from physical evolution. This is why humans are so fantastic due to their experiences of laughter, a sense of humor, compassion and the expression of joy, . 4 - Soul - When you go to sleep at night, there is a distinct pattern that the sleep follows. The first thing it does is leave the body and go through a period of R and R. The two hours that the soul is out of the body, would be equal perhaps to a twenty-four hour period of earth plane time. Each evening there is a period where the two halves of the soul meet and join up or bond. Then they are with others, either in class or on a fun time, at a lecture hall, strolling along the banks of a river, walking through gardens, or in libraries searching out data. At the end of the night, there is a separation period again.