Completing third dimensional life as a creator
We occasionally read of what life may be like in higher realms after
we’ve completed our work and life in Earth’s 3D plane. But I don’t
recall seeing what completion may feel like before we leave 3D life.
It’s possible most Lightworkers leave this plane without necessary
defining, perhaps even to themselves, what they’re experiencing when
their completion point comes. And people leaving may not think of
writing it down or may leave quickly without time to explain it.
We are all different, so it’s quite probable completion varies in the
way it presents itself to each of us. I thought I’d write my experience
of what may be a possible completion of my own journey in 3D. Perhaps it
will help someone.
I have been aware for a while that my role on Earth is nearing
completion. This includes my Lightworker role, my agreements with others
and my own goals for my evolution as a spiritual being. For a couple of
years, it has felt right to bring different roles to conclusion. My
bucket list ended with seeing the beautiful northern lights in Alaska.
I’ve always been a keen traveller but I see the desire to see new places
has faded.
If this is completion, it’s an interesting feeling. It’s like being in a
comfortable place of nothing. It’s not apathy or boredom. When
examined, it’s more of a ‘no’ emotion. It’s a place of ‘no pull’ in any
direction, either to leave or stay. Perhaps it’s a balance between the
two. Perhaps a choice is being made. But even though in itself it has no
emotion, life still holds interest, fun, excitement, sadness, etc. I can
pursue things, enjoy things and make plans but I guess the difference is
there is no attachment to any of it. I could walk away from everything
in an instant and be completely at peace. I do mean everything. It’s
detachment, while still happily interacting with life.
But just because our agreed work has been completed, it doesn’t mean we
stop helping. Even though we may feel we’ve finished what we came here
to do, we continue to help daily in many ways with the spiritual gifts
we have. I believe as long as we’re still here, we are never wasted! We
probably keep doing useful stuff until the very moment we depart!
We know or we believe or at least have been told, we are creators.
That’s quite a big concept to understand. And it’s especially hard to
grasp when tough stuff happens in life – when our first thought is often
‘There is no way I or anyone would create this’! So, maybe it will help
to look at what Source and creatorship really are.
While Source (God) is conceivably ‘all knowing’ and a pure Creator, it
is one single entity. It could remain like that forever, in a static
state with no mass or motion. However, it is a Creator and is therefore
aware that although it is ‘all knowing,’ it has no subjective experience
of itself. It’s similar to knowing something mentally but not
emotionally. We can imagine what it’s like to have a migraine headache
but if we’ve never experienced one, we don’t know it subjectively -
physically and emotionally. So, Source knew that as a single entity it
was unable to reflect back to itself the wonder of itself or the
potential of what it could become. The only way it could experience
‘itself’ was by splitting into (what turns out ultimately to be)
billions of individual souls. By doing this, it created distance (space
and time) between itself and the various parts of itself (souls). As a
single entity, God can create ideas but can’t actually ‘experience’ the
action of those ideas. So it subdivided itself. And simply by doing
this, each part then becomes a creator. It has to be. In its pure state
of Source, it is ‘All That Is.’ Therefore, each part of it is also ‘All
That Is’.
In order to let the other parts of itself (souls) experience action, it
needed to create a world that could be imagined by souls. It knew
whatever a soul was able to imagine, it could create into an actual
experience. So, Source provided the tools for this to take place. It
created a universe of space and time and brought into existence every
conceivable ‘idea’ that could potentially be experienced by all souls.
At this point it was only ideas. Nothing had yet been enacted or
experienced. So, the primary goal could be ‘souls experiencing whatever
they can imagine, in order to expand Source’.
It can also be said that Source, when subdividing itself into billions
of individual souls and creating ideas that could be experienced by
them, placed no limitation as to what could be experienced. It allowed
complete free will and choice for each soul to do as it chose. If
limitations of any form were added, then the goal itself would be
limited and Source would never reach a ‘complete’ understanding or
reflection of itself. However, it is quite unlikely it ever intended to
fully realise that goal as that would represent a finite end to
something with the potential of being infinite. While Source always has
the choice to remain in a pure static state, why would it, when more and
more experience can be gained when boundaries are pushed further and
further out by souls throughout the universe. Life in a state of
perpetual motion gains wisdom of experience.
The idea of being a creator means every experience we have ever had is
created by us. We’ve been constantly told this in our spiritual
teachings but it’s hard to imagine this is true when we see some of the
incredibly tough situations we and others go through. But experience is
experience, regardless of how it is felt. And we do have a choice. We
don’t have to create the tough stuff. It’s not compulsory to have
unpleasant experiences. Often, the tough times are what we attract when
we have failed to learn the easier and more comfortable ways the
universe has shown us. When we don’t look or learn from something, we
create another even bigger scenario and keep doing that until we
understand and learn.
If it’s true we are the creators of all life’s events, just knowing that
can assist us on our path. Our path can be a very, very long one, but it
is one that eventually leads us back to Source/God. Does that mean we as
an individual somehow disappear? No, it doesn’t. By the way, for most
souls, that point is a very, very long way off. But when you do choose
to reunite with Source/God/us, ‘you’ are never lost when that happens.
You’ll always feel like you - only bigger and more powerful. There is
certainly nothing to fear. Quite the opposite. Let’s look at the world around us. It looks pretty solid and real. However, to keep it visible, we must first agree that it exists. If we hadn’t agreed that the universe, which includes the 3D life around us, was real, we wouldn’t be able to see it or be a part of it, as it would simply not exist (for us). In this universe, in order for something to exist and persist in the form it is in (i.e. matter, energy, space and time) it requires that we don’t view it exactly as it was when it was created. When something is viewed exactly as it was when created, i.e. the time, place and form and ownership of that creation – that action causes a perfect duplication of itself and consequently it disappears. So, the way things stay in existence so we can experience them, requires some form of alteration. That alteration from truth means it's not then being viewed as it truly is. An ideal, and the most common way this is achieved is to deny we created it. So, we say someone else created it, e.g. God or the Big Bang or another person, etc. We do this universally and we do it with a lot of circumstances in our life. We’re continually saying we didn’t create something, often blaming others. If we say we didn’t create it, this adds a lie (alters truth) to it. That fact alone ensures it stays in existence. Altering it causes the situation to remain unresolved in our life, waiting to be addressed in truth. It could then stay with us through lifetimes and until we look at it in truth, it will persist. Only when we stop blaming others for creating events in our life and are willing to see something as it really is, and that situation will be duplicated in time and space and it will vanish. Regardless of what it is, the truth is we created it. We are Source/God and create everything.
We, as God, created the universe. So, as long as we keep saying we had
nothing to do with creating the universe/planets – it will persist for
us. This allows any individual (simply by denying they created it) to
create unlimited experiences on Earth (or wherever they are in the
universe) through their own free will and choice and that is determined
by what they think, say and do. Hence the entire operation of experience
by souls can occur throughout the universe, lifetime after lifetime,
dimension after dimension.
This means that if you reach a point of pure realisation/awareness that
you are the creator of the physical universe, the universe will
disappear. Don’t panic. You did not cause the universe to entirely
disappear! It only disappears for you. It’s not something that happens
often. Even if you did have a sudden major shift of understanding and
the universe did disappear, it does instantly re-appear again! It’s like
one of those candles you blow out and it instantly relights. It’s a very
noticeable moment and you’ll certainly know if it happens. You’ll
remember it forever – the experience is that profound. The universe
reappears without you thinking about it or deciding it will. This
happens because the universe has been set up that way. The reason it is
set up like that is because it
is the goal/desire of the creator that souls can experience the universe
in order for Source to gain experience. So, if the universe should
happen to disappear for you, it is instantly reinstated so as to
continue that goal. I’m not surmising or guessing this. I have
experienced it. I like to experience things myself, so that it’s not
just something I’ve been told.
However, although the physical universe will be reinstated, you may have
a bit of work to do - to be willing to be back here again! You’ll also
need to get grounded back in 3D and to re-establish various points of
reference. It took me 2 years to achieve this. As ‘I’ seemed to be
‘everywhere’ I had to adopt ‘a point to view from’. But first had to
realise I needed to do that! That action then ‘located’ me in time and
space, a very useful thing to do and helped a lot with grounding.
Something else I had to work on was to stop things instantly
disappearing. As I was still in ‘creator’ mode, everything was vanishing
as fast as I thought it. Luckily I already knew that altering something
created persistence. So, I began practicing holding a thought for one
second (by introducing the idea I didn’t create it). Then for two
seconds and so on. That took ages. Finally I could keep a whole sentence
in place without it vanishing. A few days after all this happened I
decided to visit a friend whose home I had driven to many, many times
before. I got into my car. Good, seems I could still drive. That bit was
OK. But then I realised I had no idea how to get there. The streets no
longer existed for me. The towns no longer existed. So I decided to try
something and I put that idea into action! As I drove, I recreated the
streets ahead of me. That worked. I realised just how much we do
automatically following patterns we’ve put in place.
I expect if this situation happened now, it would be a lot easier to
re-establish back in 3D. It was new to me then and without a blueprint
available, I had to work it out as I went along. Now there is a
blueprint and another factor that could really help is the Earth’s
vibration is much lighter now. That means someone doesn’t need to lower
their own vibration down so far anymore to be present here. That’s very
handy for the ‘new kids on the block’ arriving here from high frequency
planets.
We often feel the work we do here contributes to the whole and it seems
this is true. Our experience eventually becomes the experience and
wisdom of the whole.
Now this bit is hard to explain. I am only guessing but I think
somewhere in the equation of our individual experiences becoming part of
the whole, the divine plan deliberately prevents ‘partial’ experiences
entering the Whole. And what may be even more important, any experiences
that can still offer more options or outcomes may also not enter the
matrix (but they are recorded in the Akashic records). Perhaps as long
as there exists any other way to create within an experience or it can
still change or be added to, it is prevented from being incorporated
into the whole. A good reason to keep it out of the blueprint would be
that if solutions and outcomes are already available, then a soul
working on a particular scenario in its life could tap into a solution
for it (taken from information recorded in the Whole) and just follow
that, rather than use its own imagination and creative ability to create
a new pathway for its outcome. Hope that makes sense!
We all reach a point where we’ve completed our life on Earth in a 3D
band. That’s going to happen!
The completion may apply to only this lifetime or may be the
completion of life in any 3D plane. Whichever it is, the feeling of
completion is probably the same. Once we check that this unusual feeling
like being in a void, is not apathy, weariness or depression, maybe we
can embrace the idea we may be ‘moving on’ and time to get our affairs
in order. It would include releasing any emotions that arise, such as
fear of the unknown.
When we plan our incarnation, it includes the time of departure. But I
believe many of us arrange several points we can depart if we choose to.
And it may be there is some form of feeling completed with each one. Or
may be we only really feel all the aspects of completion when we arrive
at our last planned exit point. At that last point it would include
feeling detached from worldly things. You can still love things and
people but you are content to walk away from it all. An even further
major shift into mastery would be if you knew that regardless of where
you found yourself ‘located’ in the universe, you would be fine. And
that could be whether it was some unknown planet or in a black hole, you
know you would be OK. That is the realisation of being a creator.
That idea of being a creator also brings to mind the concept of our
departure being pre-planned and non negotiable. I think we do indeed
plan a specific point or points to leave an incarnation and can freely
choose to leave at any of these points. Each one is planned so the
various life circumstances fits with the departure. We sometimes hear of
people considered to be lucky when they continually beat the odds of
death. It may be they arranged several points where they had an option
to leave. I also think if we reach a sufficient point in our mastery and
know ourselves to be a creator, we
are able to choose to continue past our final planned exit point. If
we did choose to stay, we’d need to establish new goals and perimeters
to move forward with. In other words, create a new path. The key
criteria in choosing to stay would require us being in a sufficiently
high enough light vibration to make that decision and equally, if not
more importantly, to want to stay.
Being a soul with free will to embrace any experience it chooses to
create is a magnificent gift. Become this blessing of your magnificence
in everything you do and be the most loving, compassionate, kind,
thoughtful and generous person you can be, knowing your reflection is
showing the world who it can also be.
May we all continue to create what we prefer. Blessings, Sandy Stevenson 25th December 2019
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