Science has discovered that we are more space than solid matter, or more so, that matter is made up of predominantly empty space. Yet, more often we feel solid, heavy and sometimes laborious from a fragmented existence — living in many spaces at the one time: home, school, work, errands, transport, past, present and future (read more here on The Conversation about how we are mostly space despite the fact that we feel solid ). When your physical world suddenly becomes smaller, and the speed at which you experience time slows down, what do you observe about yourself? Are you still solid, heavy and fragmented? Are you labouring and pounding at the paved rat race? Or have you discovered something quite magnificent about how it feels to live within the space of ‘you’? Since the ...
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Another night, another dream, another message. If you didn't catch my last vision, check out She Dreams; a message we all need to share. The vision I share with you today came to me when I was in the ...
