Lesson from the Spirit

Removing illusion is the key to freedom, to the knowledge of truth, to the soul’s complete liberation from the body.
“Tell me, please, what happens when one is freed from the body, what happens to the soul?”
“It is directed to other worlds, to where it is expected, to where it is cared for.
Those great souls who came with a mission to help and guide others are, in fact, objects of care from those who take an interest in them.
They are nourished by their energy, nourished to gain strength and the possibility to unfold.
When the soul unfolds, it does not annihilate the past, nor does it worry about the future.
It seems to anchor itself in different layers, able to move between set points like on a chessboard, relocating from one point to another. This explains a lot.”
“Like what?”
“Your feelings, foresight, even phobias—they stretch from one space to another. Where you have overcome fear or stubbornness by surrendering, you will notice the same effect here.
Often ideas come to you like a flash from nowhere, as if someone is dictating them to you, because you had not thought of them before and had not discussed them with anyone, not even with yourself.
However, an idea, once born, becomes quite popular in your memory library. And you begin a new path, the path of realizing that idea. It is not someone else but you yourself: having realized something in that space of being where your attention is concentrated, living a certain life-story there, you, without noticing, recognize it here as a sudden illumination or inspiration. Inspiration is the key to developing the ability to hear and see the subtle world more clearly and distinctly.
Giving yourself to inspiration, cultivating it within and developing it, you become closer to those projections of yourself that exist.
And the stronger your connection to the subtle world, to higher powers—call them what you will—the more realizations come to you.
Because experience becomes shared, like a magnet you attract experience to yourself.
In all existing worlds you gather yourself wholly, learning anew and discovering ever-new facets of yourself, opening cell by cell and finding there whole locations you have not traversed before. These are, in truth, only projections of what you have lived. Somewhere there, where you did not notice yourself, did not remember, and did not wish to discover, there nevertheless awaited the possibility that you would awaken once and remember yourself.
By touching other persons,
by touching various situations that occur around you, you remember.
This is only the key to knowing yourself in all existing layers. And new illuminations amaze you with their unprecedented beauty and wonder, preserved in ordinary simplicity.
And in that simplicity you discover true knowledge about yourself and the world around you. Observe. Learn and remember, gathering moments into a whole, like a picture—drawing stroke by stroke, reuniting the complete space of being.