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Enjoyed reading all the interesting posts in this thread.
The overall impression is that many seem to not like being a human and being in this world.
Many religions and spiritual systems teach their followers how to escape from this chaotic dualistic 3d/4d part of reality and go to paradise, Heaven, or return to what we truly are when not in the human form as if being a human is a curse.
If we have sincere joy and happiness in heart and mind, and have deep gratitude to be alive here as humans doing human things, then do we still need to meditate to have a temporary escape from this world?
We are not here randomly or by accident. We are here with divine purpose.
Free will is a very rare gift. Why are we here in the human form given free will to freely choose, left alone with minimal divine intervention for fair free will, and purposely start off “disconnected” from what some call God aka Creative Source, Prime Creator, Spirit, and many other names?
Could it be that what we do here living life as humans, making free will choices, and going through many human lifetimes of evolving reflective of our choices is all part of a much bigger and grander divine plan impacting God’s new creations to come.
We are been observed with immense interest from across this universe and beyond for what we will choose and how we will behave as humans.
And the big question is, could we as humans work our way to return to being in alliance, in unity, and in Oneness with God, and gradually transform this spiritually young world in which chaos and evil will naturally be prevalent to become a paradise. Metaphorically to bring Heaven to Earth.
We all have work to do here as humans. Working to lose our identity, melding into the void, and becoming thoughtless is not conducive to our purpose for being here as humans.
What an amazing but extremely challenging and very long term human adventure we bravely and passionately “jumped in line” for when in our true home on the other side of the self imposed Veil of Forgetfulness.
Celebrate being a human and be immensely appreciative of all the efforts and coordinations needed for us to be here as humans.
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