The Eyes of God

To Believe in anything beyond the physical observed objects of reality requires a paradigm shift of perspective. Since we have few experiences outside of physical reality, much of what we learn must come from those others that have experienced a reality beyond. 

Those that return report insights most inspiring. Some like Jesus tell us:

• Our God calls things that be not as if they were.
• If we can believe, nothing is impossible.
• Whatsoever you desire in prayer, believe you receive it and ye shall have it.

Or Paul:

• For we look not at the things that are see, but at things that are not seen; for the things that are seen are temporary while the things that are NOT seen are eternal.

Or Seth:

“(10:28.) Now: (Long pause.) Mankind is a species (long pause) that specializes in the use of the imagination, and without the imagination language would be unnecessary. Man from his particular vantage point imagines images and events that are not before his eyes. The applied use of the imagination is one of the most distinguishing marks of your species, and the imagination is your connection between the inner worlds of reality and the exterior world of your experience. It connects your emotions and your reason. All species are interconnected, so, as I said earlier, when you think you think for yourselves, you also specialize in thinking for the rest of nature, which physically sustains you.

I want to discuss reason and imagination, then, and those subtle variations that unite the two. Through doing so, I hope to give a truer picture of your own dimension, … ”  Seth; Dreams, Evolution and Value Fullfilment Vol2  Pg 349: