Selfreflection - Blog Posts

Echoes

Every shadow we cast on one another

drowns our light and leaves us blind

Observation and recognition

of their origins set us free

let us see reflections of ourselves

and what lies behind

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Manifestation, Free Will, and the Illusion of Independence

Well, regardless of whether or not free will exists, "manifestation" itself can only be realized by manipulating others. For example, let's say you want an empty parking space. In order for that to happen, someone has to be occupying that parking space at the exact time you visit that place and then vacate it. Everyone will try to find an empty parking space at a time when it is crowded. This means that it is very unlikely that you will ever get that empty parking space. If the free will of others were respected, you would never get that empty parking space. This applies to many things. Whether it is winning the lottery, getting a better job, having a better life, or anything else, we cannot get it completely independent of others. Well, assuming that other animals and plants also have some degree of will, if you want to manifest, you have to ignore the free will of others. Otherwise, you will not even get that seemingly easy empty parking space.

As far as I know, each soul lives in its own completely independent world. It is a completely individualized world all its own. However, if you want, you can reference other souls’ worlds and reflect them in each other’s world. In this way, you can create the illusion that you share the same place and time. However, such references are entirely at the soul’s discretion. For example, your world may have a history or people that do not exist in mine. Your relationship with me may be indifferent or more friendly and intimate. It is entirely the soul’s choice. Therefore, infringing on another’s free will is an illusion, and infringing on it in the first place is fundamentally impossible. This is because if that soul really does not want to share its experiences with you, it simply will not reflect you in the world anymore.

Of course, none of this is verified fact! However, if nothing is verified and is difficult to verify, what is the problem with choosing the claim that you like better? I think everything is fine. If you encounter a contradiction, you will be given the opportunity to question and investigate the claims you believed in. I think you have encountered a contradiction now. In order to realize what you want, you must resolve the contradiction between the claim that "others have free will" and the claim that "you can realize whatever you want." Choose. You have the right to decide. And that decision is yours alone, because this world is your world.

If you are interested in my argument, see the messages from the Esasani tribes, such as Elan or Bashar.