CONVERSATIONS from the EDGE

CONVERSATIONS from the EDGE of Consciousness explores what is emerging at the edge of our guest’s personal consciousness as well as our collective consciousness as we shift from a 3D/physical/Earth-oriented orientation toward a 5D/energetic/galactic orientation. A free course accessed on the webpage helps listeners expand the edge of their own consciousness and use the conversations as a platform to support that transformation. Explore at ConversationsFromTheEdge.net Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kristine-madera/support

In this conversation with Wisdom Channel Linda Lang, we dive into the truth that reality as we experience it is an illusion. There are many layers of this illusion, physicality & the material world itself, the many subjective beliefs and ideas we have an an individual that shift in an out of as we grow, and larger collective illusions like the “reality” of money and national/language-based worldview.

The good news is that we don’t need to know the “true” nature of reality in order to transcend individual and collective illusions. Lots of tips and tricks to help you break through illusion in this episode! Plus, these juicy topics:

When we believe that reality as we experience it is real, we conform our lives and viewpoints so this “reality” and limit ourselves based on this mis-perception.

Humans are likely unable to understand the true nature of reality as the properties of reality would be so foreign to us, but we can still learn to break through the illusion that the “reality” we experience is actually true.

It is human nature to get attached to the ideas and beliefs we have about reality, even though we have all let go of ideas and beliefs in the past. What is possible if you let go of needing to make a new idea or belief “true”?

Huge amounts of reality-based information is available in “the field” but our unconscious and conscious minds filter out everything that lies outside our expectations, tailor-making our reality based on what we believe. Softening expectations allows more reality-based information through.

Needing to be “right is one of the most reality-limiting beliefs; the brain is designed to make you believe you are right so that you don’t get mired in indecision. How many times were you sure you were “right” but updated your believe later? Understanding that being “right” is a brain survival strategy helps you soften the need to be right and become more open to what is true.

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