Reality Unveiled

by Ziad Masri

And what is ultimate reality? One of mankind’s greatest geniuses and inventors, Nikola Tesla, gave us a clue when he said, “If you want to know the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration.”

We are one with the Creator in a very literal sense, as we are an inseparable part of the infinite, intelligent consciousness that not only brings forth physical reality but also makes up its very fabric. Indeed, the energy that makes up the fabric of existence that we looked at in the first two chapters is nothing but the physical manifestation of the nonphysical consciousness that created it all and maintains its existence.

Behind the illusion of duality and separation, there is only One consciousness.

You cannot say that God loves unconditionally while also saying that God judges and punishes. The statement is an oxymoron. The two qualities cannot simultaneously exist, for judgment and punishment imply conditions. This is not to say that there is no justice in the Creator’s universe. There is justice, but that justice comes in the form of karmic law that simply rebalances energy and acts as a teacher of love to each seemingly separate soul rather than there being a judgmental Creator who is vengeful and angry at those who don’t follow his will that is seemingly separate from theirs.

This is the essence of the awakened life. It’s a life wherein you’re not the victim of circumstances. It’s a life that is not blindly spent seeking pleasure and avoiding pain.

The beautiful insight that is gleaned from all of this is that you already are that which you have always longed to become.

The “you” who you think you are is really but a tiny fraction of all that you actually are. You are a limitless being that has “split itself” multidimensionally, and you’re now consciously experiencing one small part of yourself on this level.

If you remember that on one level you are already whole and complete, and you chose to incarnate into human form simply to expand the fullness, quality, and depth of that which you already are, then you can gain a tremendous amount of compassion for the human aspect of the total you, which thinks it is alone and lives in fear. And gaining this unconditional love and compassion is your life’s true ultimate purpose!

each and every moment you have the choice of whether you’re going to unconsciously react to life’s circumstances and triggers or if you’ll consciously respond. The difference is that the former is dictated by fear, while the latter is inspired by love.

Quite simply, as Carl Jung told us, what we resist persists. When we learn to welcome everything that happens in life, and to welcome all our emotions, we learn what true freedom is.