Consciousness does its part by “forgetting” about its limitless nature in order for you to play this expansion game. You create the dream, and experience it, simultaneously.
You surely know the physics of how radio signals work, correct? Even if the physics are outside of your understanding, you are still able to utilize the concept because you believe that it is true.
Your physical world has a multitude of events and situations occurring on many levels. Your five senses pick up a very small percentage of them. When you go out on your street, you focus on a very narrow range of events.
Let's talk about animals on your planet, and then we'll talk about some animals on our planet. Since you are reactivating your imaginative abilities, let's practice with a visualization. We will be taking an imaginary walk through a tree-lined neighborhood.
Humanity has many labels for "happy go lucky"people such as yourselves; one that we especially like is seeing life through "rose-colored glasses." It implies that those with positive attitudes see only what they want to see, and ignore the other, harsher truths of reality.
You are a multidimensional being, experiencing life on many levels simultaneously. You have a multidimensional Bank of Symbols that you---and all of your parallel selves---tap into.
When it comes to pre-incarnational agreements ("You promised!"), you have a whole new set of possibilities. For with "soul plans," the horizon spans beyond the physical, and into the ethers.
Many of you are coming to the realization that you are taking part in a grand evolutionary mass-awakening experiment. As extensions of Source energy having a human experience, there is no set past or future; you each get to decide what happens in your individual---and collective---worlds.
You may crave a reduction of noise in your world. All of the stimuli that is coming to you from “out there” may seem to cause more discord than it does peace. There's hope!
Humans are very good at judging things. In fact, some people in your world are paid very well to do it! You have limited sensory criteria to consider when it comes to putting something in a category.