The Dimensional Ascension of the Five Senses – 5

(Continued from last time)

Why I Keep Talking about Sight

I can hear voices saying, “This is supposed to be about the dimensional ascension of the five senses, so why is it all about sight…?” so let’s take a moment here to “look back.”

Try remembering that I’ve been talking along these lines:

“To raise your five senses in dimension, it’s best to raise your heart, spirit, and consciousness in dimension first (to give priority to the evolution of consciousness).”

“The key to raising your five senses in dimension lies with sight.”

“The dimensional ascension of sight = developing the eye of the heart.”

“What is the mindset for developing the eye of the heart correctly?”

The reason I’ve been talking this way is that the sense organ called [sight] is what binds the five senses together, and among the five senses, [sight] is the one tied to the heart, spirit, and consciousness by the closest relationship.

I’ve also said something along these lines, haven’t I?

“To make a bird’s-eye field of awareness part of your heart and body, it’s important to place your spirit (heart, consciousness) at least one dimension above the physical body.”

No matter who tries to define it in whatever way, the relationship between heart and body remains [the heart leads, the body follows].

But many of Earth’s physical humans unconsciously live with the value of [the body leads, the heart follows].

To turn that value upside down, it’s good to imagine the state after consciousness has left the physical body.

It’s an empty shell, so it has no way of moving, and it just decays as time passes, right?

That means it’s the soul that moves the physical body.

The soul, as I always say, is “a collective vibrational body of consciousness made up of seven hearts.”

When this collective vibrational body of consciousness leaves the physical body, that is “the death of the physical human.”

The Reality of the Power That Moves You

By the way, most of the humans on Earth think, “I’m walking down the road right now (I’m walking by myself),” even though they aren’t moving their legs by their own willpower when they walk, right?

Have you noticed that an important point of view is being left behind and forgotten there?

Your legs aren’t being ordered around by the physical human’s consciousness, “Right leg, move; left leg, move; right leg, move; left leg, move…,” yet just by thinking, “Let’s go to such-and-such a place,” your legs move on their own, right?

Even while people sleep at night, their breathing continues without stopping, yet there are many people who never stop to reflect on how their breathing keeps going, and who are completely taken up with their own affairs while they’re awake.

Isn’t it strange? The workings of life are so natural that they’re hard to notice.

Aren’t all of those things “the power of life”?

What power moves humanity, circulates nature, creates all living things, and gave Earth all its colors and patterns?

It’s “the power of life,” right?

What on earth created space, scattered fixed stars, planets, and moons across it in groups called galaxies, and governs their perfectly ordered motion?

It’s “the power of life.”

Some people separate it from themselves, place it far up high, and revere it under names like God or Buddha, but if you simply sort out the facts and look at them, everything is a phenomenon that happens precisely because “the power of life” dwells and works in it.

Coming back to humans: it’s precisely because life is at work that you can breathe, your blood and bodily fluids circulate and renew themselves, and you digest what you eat, absorb its nutrients, and excrete what you don’t need, right?

People who are healthy in body and sound in heart can move their bodies and think freely without being conscious of it, right?

I’d like you to ask your own “life” once more about the reality of that “power that moves you.”

(To be continued)