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EPISODE · Aug 5, 2022 · 49 MIN

Mt. Shasta Illusory Body Transmission

from Arcturian Healing Method Podcast · host Gene Ang

Please enjoy this 50 minute Mt. Shasta Illusory Body Transmission recorded at the base of Mt. Shasta.  We are intellectually aware of the idea that all that we see and experience in this physical world is an illusion or dream.  This is considered a non-dual type of explanation for this physical dimension where the real self or dimension is the non-dual divine state.  However, do we know this deeply in our bones? This transmission is meant to accelerate our deep understanding and inner knowing of the simultaneous non-dual state and illusory nature of our physical body, personality, and the physical world.  The popular movie the Matrix underscores this philosophical position that we are currently in a Matrix.  People have also used modern frameworks to suggest that we are in a simulated reality or video game.  More ancient versions would refer to this as a dream or shadows on the cave wall (Plato). This transmission is held by the energy and spiritual consciousness at Mt. Shasta, the Arcturians, Our Guides, the Divine, and our Higher Self.  We have asked for the acceleration in understanding and knowing of the Illusory Body state and Non-Dual Awareness.

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