Remember seeker, our earthly perceptions of reality are just an illusion.

Earthschool Harmony
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We always think that what we see is actually real life. If you were to ask a person if they believe in an afterlife, most would say yes. If you ask them if they believe in aliens, most would say no. Of course, we don’t know whether or not there is an afterlife or aliens.

But, the idea that we can perceive reality as we see it today as real is a mistake. We do know that our perception of reality is just an illusion. That’s why we tend to think we know what’s going on and why we can trust our perceptions of reality to be true.

Source: Back To Grace: Spiritual Poetry And Reflections

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