Existential Breakthrough

https://youtu.be/ErMSHiQRnc8

At 18:18 this evening, 36 years ago, I was delivered unto this world.

At age 12, I had a psychotic break that unlocked the memories of my passing from before life to this life...

This animation, made so simply illustrates what that was like for me. I was something more than just human before I was human.

The story of Markizano Draconus is an illustration of what that was like for me. Stories of past lives and memories of where I came before I ended up on this Earth. Illustrations and stories of what it would be like to be naturally supernatural.

I'm so grateful to the author of this animation (Alan Becker) who so succinctly described what it was like being born. Some parts were definitely exaggerated for visual effects here, but the principals remain the same...

The story of The Egg ( https://youtu.be/h6fcK_fRYaI ) is another really great example: you and I are God, little tiny baby gods who are yet to be born in the universe properly. The love I feel from the stardust spirit is the love of future me.

It seems and feels like things come into place so perfectly sometimes as life goes on and I wonder why... Is there a deity force at work? Or is it just future me looking out for me, influencing the world around me in curious ways to ensure I reach my goals, desires and fulfillment in life...?

In any case, I've never felt such love. I've never known this kind of happiness and peace existed, let alone was possible. I am everyone and everyone is me. Every act of kindness and pain has effects that ripple thru the fabric of spacetime.

If nobody else hears you, at least future you will hear you where time doesn't exist in the way we interpret it.

So be kind. Karma has a way of bringing that energy back to you. What you put out is what you get back.

I love every single one of you.

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