Praying in 3D

I have a theory about praying in 3D. I believe it is intended to

encourage and inculcate our mystical awareness of consciousness.

When I have entered imagining in 3D, I have encountered mystical 

events, such as watching Jesus' scourging and crucifixion and

hearing His manifest voice. I have heard other Christians'

testimonies of encountering Jesus and of Jews encountering

Elijah, Buddhists encountering Gautama, etc.

There is usually some sort of correction involved in these

encounters. One's worldview is changed, a purpose in life is

given, a mission commissioned -- whole lives are changed and

healed -- and 3D imagining becomes the place for encounter. 

I believe the Most High, the Author of Consciousness, wants to

get us on track.

The universe is light, and light is consciousness. That is,

the universe takes information -- 3D information.

Three-dimensional thought is input into the universe's store

of instructions (the Most High created 3D instructions for

the universe in the six-days of Genesis 1).

The Most High intends to become all by all becoming It, and

that intention is Its "Son." We are that in the undertaking.

When we pray, think, imagine or meditate in 3D, we exercise

administrative writing privileges on the universe's store of

information. What we input, the universe is then programmed

to produce. The universe is not God, but it has consciousness.

It follows instructions.

We need to input what we want in the proper code. Negativity,

criticism, despair and frustration will work, but we do not

want their production. For what we want, we have to input

specific instructions. A good present comes from good past

3D thoughts.

Instructions which have been input, we can revise. What has

been produced is transitory and is ready to be replaced by

new production -- as soon as there is new code. That is the

promise of Jesus Christ: the flow destroys the existing to

make way for the new. All we have to do is go to the Most

High, the Author of Consciousness, in 3D imagination (which

is, after all, him), and encounter Him.

Hey, he isn't going to bite your head off. He said,

"Come unto me."