There are people who have died and still don't know it

Traditionally, it has been said that dying is “resting in peace,” when the reality is very different. When we die, we are freed from the pain of a sick or deteriorating body, but in our immortal mind, the same suffering we had in life continues.

Movies such as “The Sixth Sense” or “Ghost” show us this, in which the character believes that, because they are still able to think, they are still alive when in fact they are dead and unaware of it.

There are people who have died and still do not know it. They wander this world for years, or centuries in some cases, trying to contact their family or friends. Time in the spiritual realm does not work the same as it does on this earth. Almost no one hears or sees them, as few people have developed “psychic perception.” They tend to stay here because they mistakenly believe that they can help, care for, and accompany us, but what they don't realize is that they are conditioning our lives by crossing their thoughts with ours. They restrict our freedom. They influence us greatly, and we are unaware of it. They are in a state of transition, trapped by their thoughts of guilt and duty.

We believe that by constantly remembering them, which is often selfish on our part because we still need them, they will be by our side when in reality we are holding them back on their path to the Light, and furthermore, their thoughts of fear and guilt condition our lives.

If we ever remember a deceased person, let us have a loving thought for them, which will surely reach them as all minds are united, and let us avoid thinking about them continuously so that they can continue on their path and we can continue on ours.

I want to see Love in you

To bless the person who has caused you discomfort or harmed you, you must have a very high level of consciousness that comes from an almost complete absence of ego. Few people could do this, since most of us carry our ego with us in this world of fear, suffering, aging, and death. 

Someone with such a level of Love within them looks beyond the body of the person who harms them and sees only their essence, their Light hidden under thick layers of fear.

I see my inner world projected onto the other person. My finger accuses you, and my errant mind judges you because I see my unconscious guilt reflected in you, thinking that it is yours, when in reality it is only mine.

By wanting to see Love in you, I discover it in myself.

Waking up from the dream of this world

The preface to A Course in Miracles says: “Nothing real can be threatened. Nothing unreal exists. In this lies the peace of God.”

Ask yourself if there is anything in this world that remains forever. The answer is simple: everything in this material world is susceptible to destruction. In fact, with the passage of time, our planet will disappear. Therefore, this world, in essence, is not real; it is not our true home, even though it may seem so in this dream/nightmare.

The world was born out of fear, and fear is what sustains it. It is meaningless to perceive life exclusively as a biological sequence of events involving birth, development, and death, as it becomes routine with an inevitable end.

The world is a classroom of experience and learning, a great theater, which can lead us to our true home if we change our perception and begin to see life through the eyes of Love.

We are part of the same Mind

How is it possible that your ring finger criticizes and feels separate from your middle finger when they are part of the same hand?

We make the same mistake of perception when we judge and discriminate against anyone because, in essence, we are all part of the same Mind.

Dear brother, even though my physical eyes see you separated from me in another body, in Mind we are united, we are One. If I judge you, I am really attacking myself.

Any thought of Love I have can cross the universe and reach both you and the rest of humanity.