Reality of the World

Siddhananda: [They’re] just saying, "Be well."

G: hmm hmm

Spirit: Gentle spirit, be well.

Siddhananda: Okay. So, can we help you with something today? (pausing) He has, or she has, some mistaken knowledge.

G: hmm hmm

Siddhananda: ... that of the world, or the physical world, ... I'm hearing, "lessons," which sounds right, but [I'm] seeing someone's feet walking in this physical world, ... feeling that, I don't know, and saying that that has some reality ... or, is that your question (pausing)?

Spirit: World is real ... concrete world is true.

Siddhananda: I don't quite [get it].

G: Okay.

Siddhananda: Do you?

G: Yeah, I'm finally getting a little bit of an inkling.

Siddhananda: Okay.

G: I think they're asking if that world is real. It's real as long as your mind is making it real.

Siddhananda: I think that's [what they were asking], exactly.

G: It's real as long as your mind is making it real, but when you wake up into realization, then it becomes like a dream state. As long as your mind is interacting in it, and taking it as total substance, then it appears to be real during that time of experience.

Siddhananda: Hmm ... that's their experience. Let me see where they are at now (pausing).

G: Yeah, the further you go on your path, the less heavy substance it becomes, and more energetic embodiment. Do they understand that?

Siddhananda: I believe they do. Especially, as you're speaking, I'm feeling [it] just as more of energy, you know. I think that's their way of saying, "Yeah, and thank you for actually bringing that." You know, I want to say they don't feel like they're such a ... [holding fists trying to convey something] …

G: ... heavy substance.

Siddhananda: Right, heavy substance, or like less substantial.

G: Right. Everything, even the form, is corporeal, but in the form are all the cells, and in the cell is the nucleus, and in the midst of that is the empty space. So, really, [in] the form is a lot of empty space. There's a lot of room between the particles of energy that hold the body together. So, it's not really as solid as you would make it seem.

Siddhananda: They said, "Is this true?" They said, right away, "Then everything has a different vibration."

G: Right.

Siddhananda: They just got that, like everything [has different vibrations].

G: What one sees as far as color, sound, whatever, it depends on the vibration of it ... some are faster, some are slower, and then when it all comes together, it makes it a physical type of reality that's seen.

Siddhananda: Yeah, I think he got [that]. There was an insight there.

G: hmm hmm

Siddhananda: He's seeing the vibration. The seeing of something solid is a slower [vibration].

G: It's a slower vibration which makes it appear to be much more solid.

Siddhananda: There you go. That's exactly [right].

Spirit: But, I think it's the same energy.

G: It's the same. It's all the same energy. One is just vibrating at a slower vibration. The ethereal bodies, light bodies, are vibrating at a much higher resolution, so they appear to be lighter.

Siddhananda: Hmm hmm, and he's getting that. I think he's good with that. I mean, as we're speaking, he's feeling less heavy. He's feeling less bound by something heavy.

G: Yeah, the more he can sit and resonate with that, the lighter he'll feel, and the less of that heavy substantial thing will be there. He'll begin to understand that more, and come into that higher vibrational state.

Siddhananda: Right, I think he's beginning to convey something solid here, and something light here (gesturing with hands), and saying, you know, "They can merge, but they can also be ... just the light can be ..." He's kind of saying that, and I think it was kind of an 'aha' for this energy.

G: Yeah, a little 'aha' moment (laughing) ... light bulb! (laughing)

Siddhananda: Yeah, light bulb! (laughing) Sometimes, the light bulb gets transmitted as getting (laughing)... Okay, light bulb, finally! Oh, this is funny! (laughing) He did show a picture of a light bulb with a chain cord, and your hand pulling it (gesturing with hand and laughing) …

G: (gesturing with hand and laughing)

Siddhananda: ... which was cute. I get a kick out of these things. What can you say? They do have a sense of humor... He's laughing. He's happy that we're both laughing, too. So, anyway, I don't know if a mantra might be good for this one, or what do you think?

G:  hmm hmm. Is he asking for a mantra? If he's not asking, he doesn't need it.

Siddhananda: I wasn't sure if that's ... I kind of got a mix. We can just let it be then.

G: Yeah, if he wants a mantra, he can ask the other side, and they'll be happy to pass it to him.

Siddhananda: That's true. You're not going to be left out of whatever you need.

G: Right, if he needs the mantra and he wants to go into the vibration of that, he's quite welcome to do so.

Siddhananda: That's right. Okay.