How to Change The World by Changing Your World (Part 2)

How do you feel about Noar?  Do you like him?  Are you like him?  How is he any different from you or me?  We live in our own fantasy and create our own reality daily.  We fight when people don’t do “right,” meaning what we want.  When they don’t respond according to our script, the life which is our play, we rage.  We are outraged because of how we see the world, our world.  We are confused about the two.  There is “the world,” but what about “our world?”  How does reality fit our fantasy of how life should be?  Ownership is the key to understanding our reality in relation to the reality.  Who owns reality, our reality and the reality?  In other words, where does reality come from, our reality and the reality outside of you and me?  The origin of all creation, which includes our imagination, must be the owner and thus the definer of you and me, of all reality, of our fantasies.  Who might this be?  Yes, it must be a who, because only a who can think and imagine.  Only a person.  Only The Person above and before and beyond all persons, unborn, undying, unchanging.  You know of whom I speak.  We were born, we change, we die.  But The Mind behind our minds must be of a different kind. Which means the world is not mine, or yours, or ours. 

We must change the way we see our world.  (Click HERE for part 3.)