Part 1
Hello, Tadeo. And to you, Naniya, good day. I have a question from one of our Ustream watchers. All right. And that question is, how does free will work when all universes currently exist in parallel? Thank you. Everything already exists, and when you choose to have a physical incarnation, your spirit creates a theme of exploration, which you could in a sense liken to the concept of destiny. But free will is the experience itself, how you choose to have the experience of what already exists, from what perspective, from what point of view you choose to experience that which already exists. So the idea is that even though the framework, even though the structure already exists, and in that sense doesn't change, The perspective of the structure is what changes, and your choice of perspective is what you call free will. So even though you may create a destiny, in a sense, or a structure, that says, here's the hallway, you will walk down, and you will not walk down any other hall, how you walk down the hall is up to your free will. You can run, you can jump, upside down, sideways, backwards, forwards, being blue, being red, left, right. The idea is to extend experience the hallway, experience the structure from every possible point of view, and that's where your free will comes in. Because what you're creating is an experience. You're not creating the thing. The thing already exists, the structure exists, but you use the structure to create a unique perspective, a unique experience that all that is then gets to experience of itself from your point of view, your unique free will point of view. Does that make sense? Does that make sense? Yeah, I mean, it's just so interesting that you can practice this on a moment-by-moment daily basis, which is that every single thing that you experience in your reality, you have that option over and over and over and over to choose what perspective you're going to have of the things that you're interacting with. Yes, it is entirely holographic. And then, of course, by having those different perspectives, that then, has the effect of seeing, of experiencing, or that has the effect of how you experience the reality that you're choosing. Yes, but let's take that understanding a little deeper and a step farther. Okay. Because the idea is that when the question is asked, well, if everything already exists, there is an implication in there that there's actually some solid structure outside of you, and there isn't. Because the idea is that the only thing that's actually real is your experience, which means your perspective of the structure actually creates the structure. The structure doesn't exist without you. You don't exist without the structure. But the structure is not a solid thing. When they talk about the idea of all the multiverses, they don't exist outside you. They exist within your consciousness.
Part 2
actually some solid structure outside of you, and there isn't. Because the idea is that the only thing that's actually real is your experience, which means your perspective of the structure actually creates the structure. The structure doesn't exist without you. You don't exist without the structure. But the structure is not a solid thing. When they talk about the idea of all the multiverses, they don't exist outside you. They exist within your consciousness. So we're not talking about a structure that is actually. physically outside you. That's an illusion. So your free will, in a sense, is simply how do you wish to experience, from what perspective do you wish to experience another aspect of your own consciousness within itself? And then you're simply projecting that idea to make it seem as if the structure exists outside of you so you can have a unique experience you call living in physical reality. But it's all taking place within your consciousness. So it's not like that structure actually physically exists outside. So, for example, starting from, say, point A, you see something in your reality, you have a certain interpretation of it. But technically, since there's no cause and effect, the only thing that's happening is that you're having an experience of what you're seeing based on the meaning that you've given to it. Yes. Now, how does that lead to the next experience that you have that appears to be connected in a causal way? Because you're creating the illusion of continuity. based on the agreement you have of what game you're playing. In some realities, there's no illusion of continuity at all. The experiences jump from one thing to another without any apparent connection whatsoever in any concept of space and time. But you have agreed to this idea called the continuity game, where you use one reflection, you use one creative experience to build upon. You create the idea of experiencing the mechanism of creation, that one thing gives birth to another, gives rise to another. You create that illusion of continuity when, in fact, all those things exist all at once. But you have decided to experience them linearly. So if you wanted to say, learn a lesson or it's something that your higher mind is guiding you to learn a certain idea, then it would actually be presented to you in a sense as a consequence of the choice that you're making of how you're interpreting it. Because your desire is to learn a lesson. Whereas on another reality, you would simply just know the information. But you want to experience the learning of it. The learning itself is the experience. The process itself is the experience. The journey itself is the destination. Not where it leads you. So it just sounds like there's so many fun things to experience here and you can have these ideas of learning.
Part 3
you're interpreting it. Because your desire is to learn a lesson. Whereas on another reality, you would simply just know the information. But you want to experience the learning of it. The learning itself is the experience. The process itself is the experience. The journey itself is the destination. Not where it leads you. So it just sounds like there's so many fun things to experience here and you can have these ideas of learning. and transformation and all of these experiences simply based on moment by moment deciding what meaning you want to give to the things that you're observing. Yes. And at first, even creating the idea that there is such a thing as moment by moment, when in fact it's all the same moment from a different point of view. Right. Thank you. Absolutely fascinating. Thank you.