Bashar: Channeled by Darryl Anka
From "A New Habit"
11-21-97

Threads in a Tapestry


B:  You are now all beginning to learn to think in multidimensional
mechanics.

Q:  Okay.

B:  And therefore, as you begin to chart these maps it will become less
confusing.

Q:  Okay, because, like I say, the interactions I ... I've been astral
projecting, but maybe there are many levels to the astral plane...

B:  There are; there are.

Q:  ... that I'm dipping into.

B:  There are. Do you remember when your space probes finally got a really,
really close look at the rings of the planet Saturn in your system?

Q:  Yes.

B:  Do you remember how astonished you were as to exactly how many fine
gradations of rings there are in what looks like so few big rings?

Q:  Yes.

B:  Thousands, tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of fine gradations
in what, from a distance, appears to be one smooth, unbroken ring.  That's
what you're discovering now about different states of consciousness; it is
all one unbroken thing.  But you have made the differentiations in creating
the concept of consciousness, quote, unquote, lowering itself through the
levels, through the frequency domains, to create physical reality; this is
the result.  Now that you're winding your way back up and integrating all
these things, you discover exactly how many differentiations and gradations
you have created within consciousness.

Q:  Layers and layers.

B:  Layers and layers and layers and layers.

Q:  And dimensions and dimensions.

B:  And that's one of the reasons why it takes, from your domain, a little
bit of time to explore all these things and reintegrate them. Because it
requires that you don't dissolve them; it requires you learn to establish
communication among all of them simultaneously.
And that will take you a little time to learn how to juggle that many fine
gradations.

Q:  I would say, yes, it will.

B:  Yes, but that's all right.  That's supposed to happen, that's part of
the idea of the experience of physical reality.  That's part of the idea of
the experience of doing the integration from the perspective of physical
reality -- is learning how to take all those fine gradations and learn to
weave them and appreciate and experience them as threads
within one tapestry; but not losing sight of the threads in the big
picture.