3D Time Trap

 

 

Some people struggle with the concept that ALL time is happening simultaneously – past, present and future.

Having had a group consciousness decision to play out our lifetimes on Earth utilizing a linear time format, I can see how the whole “it’s-all-happening-now” concept is hard to swallow. When my team first brought it to me, I really struggled. My younger mind went around and around, making me feel like I was stuck on a perpetual mental merry-go-round with no way to get off.

I finally placed my conundrum in my stewing pot of my virtual stove top in the back of my brain, and told my brain, “When you have worked it out, and you can present it to me in a way that I can understand, let me know,” and promptly turned up the heat to let it simmer.

A few years (yes, years) later, I had a spontaneous epiphany... Read More

by Jan Toomer

So Much In Our Faces

When I started my first job at a business I was still in high school. I was hired part time at a small local chocolate factory. One of the perks of the job was the employees could eat as much chocolate as they wanted. All the employees had to do was pick their candy, set it aside, then eat in in the break room during their break. Whoa-boy! I love chocolate!

On my first day, after the tour of the factory, I was assigned a mentor for the day. As we stirred the large vat of chocolate, I asked, “How is everyone so skinny here if everyone gets to eat as much as they want?”

She smiled. “Oh, it's easy. You'll see.”

That week I learned about the different candy making stations. Of course, I set aside different candies to try at break.

The following week I was assigned the job of cellophane wrapping and sealing the full candy boxes. I strolled around at break time collecting candies.

At the end of the second week, my name was called over the loudspeaker, with instructions to go to the break room. When I opened the break room door, I saw the room was crowded. As I stepped into the room, everyone started clapping and cheering. My co-workers directed me to a table and asked that I sit.

“What's going on?” I asked.

“You'll see,” one woman answered while another one giggled...Read More

by Jan Toomer

 

 

What is My Life's Purpose?

Our souls crave to express themselves in a positive way while we navigate our Earth life journey.*

What is My Life’s Purpose?

This is a question many of us may ask in some form. This can be in the form of asking it directly; or seeking and searching for….something more. Another form could be flitting from job to job.

What are you supposed to be doing? What is your life’s purpose or your soul plan?

There is no one-size-fits-all answer, though there are some one-size-fits-all baselines for us.

 Experience being a human, which includes tactile experiences, emotions, relationships, etc.

 To learn. From learning ...Read More

by Jan Toomer

Not One Size Fits All

We are constantly being presented with an opportunity to either move beyond separatism or to pick a side, such as:

• Us vs Them
• Light vs Dark
• White vs Black
• Democratic vs Republican

So I’d like to go on record and say this in a short and clear manner ----

There are no sides. That is nothing but a Third Dimension illusion...Read More




by Jan Toomer

They Don’t Ask For Forgiveness

Those who have died don't ask for our forgiveness; they do take responsibility for their actions, words and deeds.

http://www.metaphysical-studies.com/they-dont-ask-for-forgiveness/

 by Jan Toomer

News and Views – November 7, 2016

If I’d Only Known
News and Views from the Other Side – what one deceased being misses about tactile experiences.

http://www.metaphysical-studies.com/news-and-views-november-7-2016/

Channeled by Jan Toomer

Your Meta Questions – December 2015

Your Meta Questions – December 2015

Q. You wrote about growth spurts and heightened senses. I consider myself to be a spiritual person, but I don’t recall experiencing any of this. Is there something wrong with me?

Q. I am a sensitive, and I also have migraines. Are the two connected?


http://www.metaphysical-studies.com/blog/2015/12/28/your-meta-questions-december-2015/


by Jan Toomer