Redefining Dogma (Part 4 of 4)

That's very physical. Very pleasurable, yes. All right, you can do that. It will have certain benefits for grounding you. You can do it as long as you wish, or as little as you wish. But know that while you're doing it with every hammer stroke, with every centimeter that the nail goes into the wood, and with every resonant vibration that the wood gives you, you are truly building a stable, a stable foundation. Understand? Yes. Does not help you. Yes, entity. It does. I thank you. Very much. Thank you. Happy sojourning. Sharing? Hi, Bashar. And with you good day. Good start. Precisely and to the point. I have a problem. Oh, all right. All right. I've had a fear for my whole lifetime of my parents dying. Oh. Why? And because of that, I haven't been able to move far away until this year. I was 26 and still living at home. All right. And I just was wondering whether or not that had to do with a past life. It has to do with abandonment, yes. And I was wondering if you could help me with that because I still fear it very much. And I'm afraid on one hand that when they die, I'm not. when they die, I'm not going to be able to function. And on the other hand, something tells me that I won't be able to function until they die, so I'm very confused. All right. I will consolidate this conversation to some degree by doing something that we rarely do. And this is a recommendation for an actual reading material upon your planet. It is our suggestion that you avail yourself of a particular book that exists in your society. society. It is called we don't die. And then see what you think. All right. Okay. Now, do you know that individuals always exist? Yeah, I mean, I have such a fear of this, and this is going to sound very funny, but my parents, you know, before I left, I told them, look, you know, if you die or if I die, or if I die. Yes. Let's meet someplace if we can. And so my father said, fine, I'll meet you out by the garbage can. And my mother said, she made me in the garden. That's great sense of humor. Yes. So that's somewhat consoling to me, but part of me must not believe it all the way, or I wouldn't still be fearing this. Why don't you believe that they still exist? I think I'm just going to miss their physicalness. I'm going to miss their smiles and their bodies. And I know that they will exist on the same. will exist on the spiritual plane, but not on a... I have... I miss physical things very bad. Stop. Do you have a pet? Yes, then. I had to leave her back in Connecticut, and I miss her terribly. What is the pet? A dog.

still exist? I think I'm just going to miss their physicalness. I'm going to miss their smiles and their bodies. And I know that they will exist on the same. will exist on the spiritual plane, but not on a... I have... I miss physical things very bad. Stop. Do you have a pet? Yes, then. I had to leave her back in Connecticut, and I miss her terribly. What is the pet? A dog. Her name is Parker. Why had to leave? For my career. What career? I sing for a living. Why Parker? Parker. not included. Because I knew she'd be happier there because there's a lot more room for her to run around and they live in where there are not a lot of people and not a lot of cars and I knew she'd be happier there. Ah. Reverse situation. Parker is you. You are your parents. They knew upon death that if you remained, that is simply where you would be happier. You, in a sense, have died as far as Parker is concerned. far as Parker is concerned, do you not know that Parker would be happier there? No. Why not? Are you being stubborn? I don't think I understood what you just said. All right. The analogy, let us pretend that Parker is now you, and that you are your parents. You have left Parker. For all Parker knows, you're done. dead. I know. That really bothers me. But you know Parker is happier. There, yes? I don't know that for sure. All right. All right. That is what you said. I know she would be, she'd be happier with the space that she has, but I know she misses me, and I miss her. Oh, you know Parker misses you. Mm-hmm. I'm going to tell you a secret. I lied to you. She doesn't miss me. She knows you're not dead. I know she does. And therefore, why should you? she miss you? She misses me physically. Why? If the animal consciousness knows that physical reality is not a boundary, and Parker knows that Parker is still in touch with you, why should Parker miss you if Parker really believes that Parker is still in touch with you? Because you are still in Parker's reality. Why should Parker miss you if you're still in Parker's reality? I see what you're saying. Mm-hmm. Well, how does it make you feel? feel? Well, it makes me feel better, but... But what? But you don't want to feel better? No, I do want to feel better. I think I'm... Yes? Yes. I understand what you're saying, and it's a really good point. Oh, thank you very much. But I do think, I really do feel she misses me, and maybe that's egotistical or something, but I feel very much strongly... What you're doing is yourself? I'm missing myself.

Well, it makes me feel better, but... But what? But you don't want to feel better? No, I do want to feel better. I think I'm... Yes? Yes. I understand what you're saying, and it's a really good point. Oh, thank you very much. But I do think, I really do feel she misses me, and maybe that's egotistical or something, but I feel very much strongly... What you're doing is yourself? I'm missing myself. And all you're doing is seeing a reflection from the dog, whose job it is to be a guide to reflect the things that are actually going on within you. Let's say, play that the dog misses you, or act that the dog misses you, for the dog is truly nothing but an act. It is only a reflection of what you're going through, because that's what animals are, reflective guides. The dog knows beyond a shadow of a doubt that you are always going to be in its reality, but it will act like it misses you to show you that you are the one that feels like something is missing. Okay. Okay. Okay. Yeah, I think I understand now. Now, how do you feel now? Ridiculous. Oh, congratulations. Congratulations. Thank you. Expand your definition of life. Nothing ever exists outside of you. And there's your answer. Thank you. Straight from the dog's mouth. We thank you. Thank you. At this timing, we will extend once again to each and every one of you, you get your answers at all levels. Our appreciation for your co-creation of this energetic interaction, this day of your time, this moment of your creation as you created to be, we thank you for recognizing the now moment that you are, and for creating the next now moment to be the you prefer to be. you prefer to be. Our unconditional love, our joy, and our ecstasy, and above and beyond everything, our absolute unconditional trust and faith in you. We thank you, we bid you a fond and a loving, good day and good play. How to go? Great. What?