At the core of Bashar's teachings is the concept of oneness - that all of existence is a singular, unified consciousness experiencing itself from infinite perspectives. Individual identities are facets of this universal consciousness, each providing a unique viewpoint. This understanding dissolves the illusion of separation, highlighting that every part of creation is intrinsically connected. Recognizing this oneness encourages compassion, empathy, and a deeper connection to all aspects of existence.

Bashar explains that our conventional understanding is limited by our physical experience, stating that time and space are constructs of our consciousness, designed to facilitate specific experiences in physical reality.

Time is the movement of energy through space, creating the illusion of change and continuity. This perception allows us to experience processes and transformations, such as the beauty of a sunset, which unfolds over what we perceive as time. Bashar likens this to a film strip composed of individual frames; when played in rapid succession, these frames create the illusion of motion. Similarly, our consciousness focuses on sequential moments, crafting the experience of continuity in a reality where all moments exist simultaneously. Outside the third-dimensional construct of time and space, there is only a timeless state of pure awareness, where motion and change, as we understand them, do not exist.

Physical reality is a projection of our consciousness - a temporary construct rather than an independent entity. We do not exist within our bodies; instead, our bodies are projections of our consciousness. The physical world is a holographic representation of our collective and individual beliefs, emotions, and thoughts. By understanding this, we recognize that altering our internal state can lead to changes in our external experience, as the outer world mirrors our inner consciousness.

Our experience of physical reality is deeply intertwined with our state of consciousness. Bashar teaches that by experiencing different frequencies within physical reality, we can interact with it more fluidly. This allows us to perceive physical objects and events as reflections of our inner state, reinforcing the idea that reality is a mirror of our beliefs and emotions. As we elevate our consciousness, we find that time and space become more fluid and flexible, allowing for more instantaneous manifestations and experiences.

Linear time is an illusion of 3rd dimensional reality. What we perceive as separate moments in time or distant locations in space are, in truth, simply different perspectives of a single unified reality - the eternal present moment, experienced from different vibrational frequencies. There is no "past" or "future" outside of our perception; instead, all experiences, all timelines, all possible realities coexist simultaneously in the infinite tapestry of now. They can alll be accessed from the present moment when we achieve a higher state of consciousness. Similarly, there is no "there" - everything is here, and it's our consciousness that shifts its focus across frequencies to generate the illusion of movement and distance.

Every moment we think we’re moving forward in time or traveling in space, we are actually shifting our point of awareness from one parallel frame to another that is already in existence. Realizing this opens the door to non-linear experience, where instant manifestation, multidimensional awareness, and connection to all versions of self become possible - because they are all right here, right now.

Bashar explains that the speed of light is not an absolute limit, stating it is a condition specific to our local reality. In other dimensions or realities not bound by our construct of time, the speed of light may not be a limiting factor. This perspective opens the door to possibilities beyond our current scientific understanding, opening us up to the understanding of a more fluid and expansive conception of time and space.

Bashar describes folded space as the concept that all locations exist simultaneously in the here and now, experienced differently based on perspective. Distance and separation are illusions; in reality, everything occupies the same space but is perceived differently due to variations in frequency and consciousness. By shifting our consciousness, we can access different experiences and realities without physical movement, as all possibilities exist within the singularity of the present moment.

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