I believe Yeshua’s name (Jesus) was I am I got this during a meditation of 13 hours What do you think? Isn’t it beautiful? What if?

Hi there! I came up with an idea I have 40+ GEMS of spiritual books on metaphysics and laws of creation. I'm gonna start with summaries and discussions. Which would you be interested in. We will have summaries of them with practical applications in daily life Spiritual & Metaphysical Classics 1. The Mirror of Light – Rodney Collin 2. The Hermetica: The Lost Wisdom of the Pharaohs – Timothy Freke and Peter Gandy 3. The Mark – Maurice Nicoll 4. The New Man: An Interpretation of Some Parables and Miracles of Christ – Maurice Nicoll 5. The Wisdom of Florence Scovel Shinn – Florence Scovel Shinn 6. Crystals for Beginners: A Guide to Collecting and Using Stones and Crystals – Karen Frazier 📈 The "Dynamic Laws" Series by Catherine Ponder 7.The Dynamic Laws of Prosperity 8.The Dynamic Laws of Healing 9. The Dynamic Laws of Prayer 10.The Tertium Organum – P.D. Ouspensky The Mirror of Light (Rodney Collin): A collection of notes and aphorisms focusing on the "Fourth Way" system, emphasizing self-remembering and the spiritual laws governing the universe. The Hermetica (Freke & Gandy): An accessible distillation of ancient Egyptian-Greek wisdom (Hermeticism) that explores the divine nature of humanity and the interconnectedness of the cosmos. The Mark (Maurice Nicoll): A psychological exploration of the Gospels, focusing on the concept of "missing the mark" (sin) as a failure to reach one’s higher level of consciousness. The New Man (Maurice Nicoll): Interprets Christ’s parables and miracles as psychological instructions for inner transformation and the evolution of the human soul. The Wisdom of Florence Scovel Shinn: A compilation of New Thought teachings emphasizing that life is a "game" won through positive affirmations, faith, and the "Spoken Word." Crystals for Beginners (Karen Frazier): A practical guide to the energetic properties of various stones and how to use them for healing, balance, and intentional living. Tertium Organum (P.D. Ouspensky): A profound philosophical work that explores the "third organ of thought," dealing with higher dimensions, time, and the transition to a new level of human consciousness.

Everyday you can be something and someone different we are so many things we are eternal consciousness I am a photographer so today I’ll post a photo representing that Who are you? Everyday we can be anything A cook A writer A singer A coach An entrepreneur A business person Write what you are and share a picture of a moment of your I AM s Photos by me : photo taken from a plane

Masking, Unmasking, and Why Bottom-Up Freedom Changed Everything When I first spoke about masking and unmasking, I was describing the experience. Now I understand the mechanism — and that difference matters. For 57 years, I lived with anxiety, panic, and depression. SSRIs kept me close to baseline — functional, capable — but regulation was fragile. Dopamine and norepinephrine were online, yet balanced like a seesaw that could be tipped instantly by societal noise. What I didn’t understand then is this: Safety is established bottom-up, not top-down. Sensory input creates regulatory loops before cognition ever enters the picture. Masking interrupts that process. When sensory safety is suppressed, thoughts are forced to regulate each other — pushing and pulling, never synchronizing. Add epigenetic stressors, and the result is right temporal suppression, frontal cortex suppression, and executive function that’s technically “on” but functionally offline. That was my reality. Unmasking didn’t feel like relief at first — it felt like chaos — because autonomy wasn’t online yet. The nervous system had been running on vigilance for decades without bottom-up permission. The turning point wasn’t insight. It was integration. When inherent traits were allowed back — including regular stimming — sensory loops restored safety. Bottom-up regulation came online. Executive dysfunction released. For the first time, I felt the collaborative effect between the frontal cortex and right temporal processing. That sensation was unmistakable. I didn’t just think differently — I could feel cognition synchronize. That’s why I know what changed. Masking wasn’t protection. It was long-term suppression of the systems that regulate the CNS. Unmasking alone isn’t enough. Understanding your cognitive architecture is what turns collapse into coherence. This isn’t about fixing ourselves. It’s about restoring what was always there — waiting for permission.