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The relationship between change and the passage of time
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Originally Posted by weareunity
Hello.
For such choice to be freely made, other choices are available? --and taken with what consequence?
petex
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Petex,
Many thanks for helping me nail down answers that your questions pull out of me soooo well.
How does one verify the above premise? Thusly:
See https://iasos.com/metaphys/bashar/#ActualBelief
See: https://iasos.com/metaphys/bashar/#Synchronicity
How can you distinguish between {what you think you believe} and {what you actually believe}? Simple!
Your actions always indicate what you actually believe. Always.
Your actions reveal what you are actually believing.
And THIS is the Kicker:
"Positive Synchronicity" is the occurrence of events that are perfect reflections of your preferences and desires.
"Negative Synchronicity" is the occurrence of events that are perfect reflections of your fears and doubts.
As indicated above, one's preference ("choice") always initiates its reflected consequence, perfectly, regardless whether one "believes" the choice was freely made or not.
Choice actually always equals Consequence! 
Hope this helps....
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Last edited by guthrio : 22-06-2020 at 08:42 PM.
Reason: clarify inputs found
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