Today’s Oracle takes us to the Cancer monthly for Oct 1, 2001
In The Holographic Universe by Michael Talbot, the author describes people’s experiences of real-life holograms, such as images of steam locomotives running through modern-day parks as they stand there and watch. These are time overlays in which the past, still extant in another dimension, intersects with our physical, mundane world. Such is your life right now, though the metaphor of a locomotive doesn’t take us all the way. It’s more like a whole cosmos of your hidden world has taken up residence in your home. You can still get to your couch and dish closet without falling through the universe, but you are relating to two worlds at once. In one of those realities, your own past and all you don’t know about it are very much a factor. It may be an interesting show you get to see, some things may be a bit unpleasant, and you will surely have a chance to make decisions about those things. Anyway, I suggest you keep in your pocket the helpful words of A Course in Miracles: “The is past gone. It cannot touch me.”
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Nice one – and, I just happen to be wrapping up Michael Talbot’s book right now!!