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Printed from https://www.writing.com/main/books/entry_id/917299-Remembering-Eternity
Rated: ASR · Book · Cultural · #2015972
I have tried to summarize my observation with vivid and simple manner.
#917299 added August 11, 2017 at 7:11am
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Remembering Eternity
Knowing All
That Is

WHEN I WAS ALIVE on earth, before I drowned, I was an intelligent person. I loved mathematics and science, and I enjoyed the learning process in school. But learning did not come easy for me. I always struggled because I believed knowledge existed outside of me and the study process enabled me to bring outside knowledge into my mind.

I remember being in the Light and instantly knowing everything, which meant there was nothing new to know. I had no questions when I was in the Light because nothing was unknown to me. Therefore, there was nothing around which a question could be formed.

The earth word "why" had no meaning in the Light. There was
no reason for me to ask "why", or to ask a question in the Light
because I knew the answer to any and all questions that exist.
I knew it all.

Every-one-thing in the Light knows it all because
every-one-thing is one in the Light.
I remember the exact instant I was absorbed into the Light.
It was the moment the Light said these words to me:

"Andy, don't be afraid." "Andy, I love you."
"Andy, we love you."

When I heard the last "you," I was instantly absorbed into the Light. That was when its essence was infused into my being. At that precise moment of no time,
I KNEW EVERYTHING.

The infusion of absolute knowledge into my oneness was
not a process, neither was it remembering, nor learning.
My acquiring of knowledge was so quick, so vast, so powerful, and yet so absolute, had I not been in the Light my essence would have exploded.

At that moment of no time, earth-Andy became a
distant memory of Light-Andy. I remember the feeling of being immersed in pure, absolute knowledge—I knew it all.

Light-Andy's total knowledge was uncontainable in earth-
Andy's mind. Earth-Andy can only remember snippets of what
was known in the Light. And when I, earth-Andy, want to
remember a snippet from the Light, I go into the silent space between my thoughts to remember some of them.

What does it feel like to know everything? In the Light it feels
totally normal. All knowing is the inherent state of being in the Light. On earth, all-knowing is utterly impossible. How could ‘everything’ fit into a three-pound matter called a brain? It simply could not. One cannot stuff the infinite into a finite container.


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