Who am I? Why am I here? (Channel Introduction)

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@paradisusis 21 күн бұрын

Hello & good day Melissa! My perspective? You are a soul and you are here for living a human experience for the purpose of enriching your oversoul and all creation... All the way "up" to the utmost consciousness of All That Is and The One infinite creator. 🤗 If this resonates, I'll be happy to expand. It is all figured-out and you already know this in your inner being / inner self. I'm always happy to provide such reminders to another fellow source energy being. At this point in time we basically know how creation works and we know the constituent holographic + fractal fields and patterns that power it all. Both regarding the material projection and the immaterial causes. After so many masters it's all there: your power on a plate! Cheers and many thanks for being authentic! Keep it up! _Vic_

@SvengelskaBlondie 21 күн бұрын

Some really important questions to ponder are... what is your name ? what is your quest ? What is the airspeed velocity of an unlaiden swallow ? Seems like for European Swallows, it's something like 20.1 miles per hour (32.4 kph) or 29.5 feet per second (9 meters per second).

@IlluminateYourPower 21 күн бұрын

@SvengelskaBlondie oooo "what is my quest"! I like what that feels like on my brain. Also, your last question made me laugh like a maniac. 😂

@SvengelskaBlondie 21 күн бұрын

@@IlluminateYourPower I am happy I could make you laugh that much, 🙂

@SimplyDidIt 21 күн бұрын

Like shakespeare said "to be or not to be " and "All the world's a stage". Whatever happens,happens.We glad to see u.

@lilbahr 21 күн бұрын

True Lotus All ways, rising, from the mud.

@theshinyglassesguy623 21 күн бұрын

I find myself at a point where the question I ask is no longer "Who am I?" but rather "What am I?" This shift arises because the mechanism that constructs my identity is derived from the same mechanism that interprets reality itself, and this, in turn, is derived from the mechanism of my own body (as far as I know, at least...). The moment we uncover what we truly are-what this process we call consciousness is, and its fundamental nature-we will uncover our purpose. Why does nature allow matter, when arranged in our specific form, to behave in this way? Why do atoms, grouped together, interpret information and create a sense of self, an identity, without ever being certain of what they truly are? Why is it that nature itself cannot define its own consciousness? by the way, it's a pleasure that I find your channel, I like when Systems similar to mine think about those things too.

@IlluminateYourPower 21 күн бұрын

@ very good question to ponder! I've wondered if who I really am is the stillness. If I am the stillness then I am every atom, those in this body form and not - in pure stillness when there is 0 separation, and you feel like everything. Do you think that is who we are? People say you will know the "real you" and i can't help but second guess it every time I think I know.

@theshinyglassesguy623 21 күн бұрын

@@IlluminateYourPower Interesting view of yours...but I'm afraid that I didn't quite understand what you meant by stillness in this context. It would be a pleasure to see you develop this a bit more, if you want, of course. I wonder if we are manifestations of negentropy. Our brain, in the process of interpreting both the external and internal world, creates the system we call consciousness. This system seems to function as a way of organizing information, creating an identity (the conscious self) and connecting with reality (the external world) through symbols and abstractions. Our consciousness appears to be deeply attuned to order, to the point that moments of suffering often arise from disorder, the breakdown of order, or a disconnection from reality. Many religions, in fact, seem to express this search for "balance," or in other words, for order. Music, for instance, seems to be a harmonious arrangement of sound frequencies. When we fall in love, life feels more meaningful-it’s as though we perfectly connect with another person, incorporating them into our identity and our place in the world. On the other hand, when our heart is broken, the world seems to not make sense, and order breaks down. I believe that we are negentropy manifesting itself, expressing discomfort in situations where order is disrupted and pleasure when order is restored. In this process, we constantly seek to identify ourselves as a part of the external world, searching for balance and meaning in our existence. Perhaps this is why we can never fully define who we are with just one fixed idea, as our experiences and lives are all so unique and different from one another and our interpretations are always updating as reality moves. (The results of your negentropy in function of your interpretation of your unit and the real world are different from mine. Same structure, different results that still revolve around the pursuit of the same concept of order) (For example, even now, as I reflect on this definition, it still doesn't feel complete.)

@IlluminateYourPower 21 күн бұрын

@theshinyglassesguy623 i love that your comment is introducing new concepts to me and making me think about it all differently. It made me think about it in ways I can relate, ironically "more order" externally and I feel less than myself internally. It's when things are novel and "chaotic" that I feel more me. But at the same time, when things mostly relating to me, internally, are less defined i do feel more disorder. Like in this season of life, so much is undefined which is causing me to search - when I'm more defined, usually when things are in motion or "chaotic" like above, externally, I'm not disordered internally. Not sure if that connects but its an interesting thought that came to mind.

@PaulYuNow 21 күн бұрын

Definitely ban the trolls. Love the intro Melissa :)

@IlluminateYourPower 21 күн бұрын

@PaulYuNow feel bad for trolls, but I can't save them lol

@andreasretsinas2142 21 күн бұрын

Melissa, hello again! I didn't know your name yesterday. Nice to meet you here, I am Andreas from Hellas. As far as it concerns your topic: Agonizing existential questions are also based on complex developmental trauma. To quiet our minds and find inner peace, we should work with all of our traumatic memories, or better, the most important among them. The sense of self and our identity could be distorted from complex trauma. I didn't have time so far to send you a more detailed personal message, but I will soon. Keep going and take care!

@IlluminateYourPower 21 күн бұрын

@andreasretsinas2142 hello! 😊 Let's say our sense of self is distorted and we have adapted maladaptive patterns to cope - how do we ever navigate back? Wouldn't that self be lost? Is there ever such a thing as a constant sense of self? I ask genuinely. To me, I've not had completely stable identities or a sense of self which one could say is due to trauma but its all I've known. Even if I "go back" to who I was before everything it would feel like regression and that person wasn't capable of "handling" things so needed to adjust. That seems natural, evolution and adaptation. I could also absolutely be missing the point you are trying to make.

@andreasretsinas2142 21 күн бұрын

@@IlluminateYourPower Melissa, I will send you a personal message when I have time.

@andreasretsinas2142 21 күн бұрын

@@IlluminateYourPowerMelissa I will send you a personal message when I have time!

@RarifiedChess-m7y 21 күн бұрын

Nice to meet you Melissa.. keep speaking from the heart! I think you're great and relatable to me. I know you love Alan Watts from the philosophy. I've recently gotten way too mystical and have gone down the path of Rudolf Steiner and anthroposophy.. I'm interested if you've studied steiner or blavatsky?

@IlluminateYourPower 21 күн бұрын

@RarifiedChess-m7y yess love Alan Watts, have heard of the name Blavatsky but unfamiliar with either of their work's. I didn't know what anthroposophy was until you just mentioned it, googled it and its def is aligned with things I'd be interested in.

@RarifiedChess-m7y 21 күн бұрын

@@IlluminateYourPower Awesome! Anthroposophy is great but it def needs a grain of salt, otherwise, Jesus is the spirit who resides in the sun and the bible becomes mystical fact xDD ALOT of it is really great self development knowledge.. for developing your will and spirit, connecting to astral and etheric bodies etc.. maybe Jesus really is the sun... I mean the egyptians..