No Exact Change | Predestination

The physical world is the solidification, the crystallization of the mental world that has persisted over time.

This congealing, malleable process creates a cloudy boundary and ensures there’s never an exact fit between external and internal circumstances.

Our vision, both internally and externally, having a blurry peripheral boundary, necessitates an uncertainty in its crystallized production of the external world.

This uncertainty is always more or less.

We always see and experience the external world as having been too much, greater than or too little, and less than.

There is always leftovers and waste or not enough.

Everything we perceive has this hazy boundary of uncertainty and we project upon it the experience which we desire and require to have towards the fulfillment of our individual realization of oneness with “I Am.”

We may require a lack and an insufficiency if there are false gods and secondary causes taking influence over our lives.

This deficit motivates us to tear down the supports of those false gods and whittle away the secondary causes of our lives to access the primary cause, “I Am.”

An abundance, an excess always contains within itself a danger that that abundance and excess itself will pile upon secondary causes and aggregate into false gods.

The choice is always available to us and is always being expressed through “I Am” of which perspective to view our circumstances in life.

And we are constantly building from and creating false gods and then experiencing periods in which we sustain only the Truth and scrape off those false gods.

And the journey is of construction regardless of depth of lack we experience.

The ultimate identity we build is founded in our “I Am” and reaches from that foundation of our personal “I Am” up to be rejoined to the “I Am.”

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