Reality Unveiled

by Ziad Masri

I realized that the void inside can’t be filled; not because it’s too vast, but because it’s an illusion. It’s not really there.

“If you want to know the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration.”

Everything is unified. Everything is One. Separation is the true illusion.

E=mc2. Most people have heard of this equation, but what does it really mean? Very simply, matter and energy are actually one and the same.

Beyond the deception of perception, we are like waves in the ocean of humanity, all connected as One basic energy.

It was the 19th-century German philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer who said that all truth passes through three distinct stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.

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.

But here’s something very interesting. David Wilcock reports that Dr. Backster told him that if you pray over your food, being thankful for it and feeling a sense of love, then it somehow accepts its role as providing sustenance for you, and the intense electrical reactions on the polygraph charts disappear.

We, and everything else we interact with, are not separate from the Creator but the expressions of the unified consciousness that the Creator uses to experience Itself.

the Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt was a tomb built for the pharaohs

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

The Law of One, 42 which is a highly respected, complex channeled work that perhaps delves most deeply and scientifically into this subject.

Instead of dividing up the world in terms of two camps—the good guys and the bad guys; the righteous and the sinners—it is more helpful to realize that beyond the illusion we are all One. And it’s also helpful to realize that the seemingly evil people are serving a much- needed role. For how could we learn the value of love without a seeming evil to practice being loving toward? It’s easy to love someone who is very loving. It’s a whole other lesson to love someone who is cruel and hurtful. Therefore, those who choose the negative path are, on the one hand, straying from their true natures and forgetting their connections to everything, including the Creator; but on the other hand, they’re also indirectly being of service to everyone and the Creator by giving the positive path the chance to learn the true meaning of love in a much deeper and more meaningful fashion.