Your Entire Life is a Virtual Reality
Let's play a game where we pretend that you've had on a VR headset for DECADES and forgot, but today, you're remembering. You're remembering what you are beyond this VR body and its senses, which are all, including your sense of smell, taste, and touch, even your thoughts and emotions, a part of the virtual reality. The device you're reading this is on is VR. The little voice reading these words in your head... VR. The head itself... VR :)
Today, we'll feel into the space beyond the VR and be That. We'll wake up from the belief in being that ‘Avatar’ to being what's beyond it. And from that Loving space, aware of and AS the Formless, we’ll watch the form, your ‘Avatar’ live up to its true definition as 'the one who descends'.
I Love you and I'm with you,
Nik
nikki@curlynikki.com
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“Life is this simple: we are living in a world that is absolutely transparent and the divine is shining through it all the time. This is not just a nice story or fable, it is true."
-Thomas Merton
"Your entire life is a Virtual Reality, because you are seeing it only the way it happens in your mind."
-Sadhguru
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