Expanded Human Perspective on Health and Free Will

This is a knowing at a core level not an intellectual level, I will state this to be very clear this is not easy to do. These are higher-level concepts that are outside of this plane's normal mode of operation. The vibrational shift we are moving into allows this level of core operation to be implemented at your individual level within a new collection plane.

This insight has the potential to profoundly transform your understanding of reality. It challenges conventional teachings about the physical world and introduces a concept that sees free will not merely as personal choice but as part of a dynamic interplay within the larger system. Grasping this concept requires adopting a systemic view, which, once deeply integrated, simplifies navigating life with an unprecedented level of autonomy.

Central to this framework is the concept of "belief bubbles"—our personal and collective beliefs that shape our reality, akin to programs in a computer. These bubbles vary in size; some are expansive enough to contain numerous smaller ones, functioning like subroutines within a larger software system. Recognizing and critically evaluating these programs, especially the dominant ones, is crucial.

When we accept a belief as true, it begins to run like a program, influencing our reality. However, we hold the power to modify or terminate this program. This process isn’t instantaneous and involves navigating through challenges that the program has predefined. By accepting and running these programs, we are the source of their operation, requiring our free will to initiate and sustain them. Thus, we also possess the power to end them, albeit with effort and intention.

Consider the prevalent beliefs about illness, disease, and viruses. These form a strong belief bubble or program that is challenging to burst or end. It involves complex layers, including the notion that physical symptoms are manifestations of imbalance. However, if you maintain equilibrium and consciously navigate through life, a virus alone cannot impact you without your psychological endorsement—like needing to press a 'run' button to activate its effects.

Encountering a virus can be likened to watching a 'trailer' of potential symptoms as it comes into contact with your energy within the larger system. For example, feeling the onset of a sore throat might be the trailer for, say, the common cold. The typical response from any person would be, "I'm getting sick," which is essentially granting the virus permission to manifest or running the program. This scenario highlights how free will operates within a dynamic spectrum, influenced by societal pressures and entrenched scientific beliefs, shaping our responses and health outcomes.

It’s easier to address a belief program from its onset when it first seeks acceptance. Many may not realize they have the power to refuse these programs. Becoming aware of our role in these experiences and acknowledging our free will allows us to take active steps to transform our circumstances.

Consider these conventional responses like "I'm getting sick" as components of an outdated operating system, which you have the power to upgrade. When faced with the 'trailer' of a virus, your task is to deny it access to your energy, thus disrupting the usual pattern and reclaiming control over your health and well-being.

Mastering this perspective on beliefs as programmable entities requires discipline, time, and courage. It involves identifying and dismantling smaller belief bubbles nested within larger ones. This journey toward understanding and integrating the insights from a larger system into our daily lives is neither straightforward nor immediate. However, perseverance can lead to a more empowered and conscious way of living. While this perspective respects the undeniable benefits of modern medicine, it also offers an additional layer of mastery for those seeking deeper self-awareness and an expanded role in shaping their destiny.