He Who Was Not

[Unbound]

In every moment we have the choice, life or death?

Will you still feel this certain as you watch an asteroid plummeting toward you?

What if you cannot see it because it is happening while you sleep?

Of what use will all our knowledge and wisdom, regardless of how we apply it, be in the face of global catastrophe far beyond our ability to evade?

I do not understand your thinking?

I will read through it again.

Why all the worry? If an asteroid plummets to the Earth, obviously I'll either die instantly, or experience some kind of horrible, agonizing pain and then see what the world is like, or I could just go in to Godmode and be like "YOU SHALL NOT PASS" to the asteroid, and it shall be so.

I don't know, I don't understand being concerned for such extreme events. Now, being prepare is a totally different thing. One can be prepared for many things in many different ways. For myself I guess on one hand, I trust the Universe and the innate intelligence that has been gifted to me on all levels of my consciousness. On the other, I know that life is challenging, divine, simple, complicated, mundane, chaotic, ordered and everything in between, so if some crazy stuff happens, I won't be so much surprised as in awe of the truth. If nothing happens, that truth is equally awe inspiring, for both reveal. In truth, something is always happening, within all things, it is part of motion itself.

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"In a channeling, for instance, often times many different names will arise as being "speakers"

Yes, and often times what is stated by the 'channeller' as occurring, or will be occurring, is utter bullshit and/or remarkably unoriginal, indiscriminate platitudes. But it is perfect bullshit and everyone is eventually right when given a chance to express what they originally intended in a less distorted manner. So up is down and down is up.

Aha It seems you have experience with this?