I mean, @Skadoosh made it clear that he does believe in and can accept these events, but he simply prefers to remain realistic in expectation and that’s what works for him. He’s made it clear that when fantastical events happen – even outside of human biology – he can accept it with evidence.
There’s nothing wrong with this approach, just like there’s nothing wrong with using the approach of pushing beyond what would seem conventional and then grounding yourself.
The core idea here is that grounding is necessary, regardless of which position you take. I personally take a more unified approach, blending both polarities into one transcendent mindset. I believe in the fantastical, I operate in the practical and in doing so, I transcend both. My opinion is held in stasis while the truth reveals itself, and then I respond with clarity.
We are not here to force our personal worldviews on each other. We are here to adapt and grow. Expansion comes from being forced to face the things about ourselves that we don’t want to see or admit. Essentially, we’re all looking at mirrors, reflecting things we like or hate, and humanity as a whole has a tendency to then project that darkness on another person in order to conquer what’s within ourselves.
This is how I think of it: I sit here and I observe everyone from a neutral standpoint. But the truth is, words fail to convey the deeper meaning of a inner / spiritual event. In fact, when I try to explain the intense spiritual awakening I have with regular words, it almost feels like I am profaning it. I am highly aware that I am looking at not only the outer form of a person’s expression, but any emotions I feel from their post are self-generated.
I then began to expand this mindset beyond the business, recognizing that in many situations that frustrated me in the past, I had the power to seize control over my emotions and realize that nothing is “happening to me,” but rather just happening. And my emotional response wasn’t something that someone imposed upon me, but rather my own memory and life experiences generating that internal response. Now, obviously you want to avoid the extremes of this position, allowing people to abuse you and the such, but looking at it from a practical viewpoint will grant you A LOT of inner power.
Look around at the people near you, or think of someone you know. We all assign these people “roles” or parts to play in our personal life drama that they may not even accept if you were to tell them that’s the role they’ve been cast in. Why? Because those roles and positions we expect were self-generated based on our own experiences. So essentially, even when you’re looking at another person, you’re looking at yourself. And when one grasps this, it becomes incredibly easy to change your inner perception, and the outer experience will automatically adjust.
And that is the nature of Zero Point’s intense focus on self-exploration and discovery. The connection between inner reality and outer experience is absolute – a constant cyclical mirror, constantly reflecting that which is hidden within right back at you. And Zero Point then asks the question: “With this knowledge, what will you create, because you ARE capable of building a life that is more authentic to you.”
Or, if you’re subscribed to our emails, you’ve seen the subject line: “What will you do now that you can do anything?”
Will you continue to remain locked within rigid societal conditioning (which is necessary to maintain a stable society, for better or worse), or will you break through these fears, stop projecting and seize control of things?
And thus, both viewpoints are equally important. Remember when Season 3 began and there was the poll that equated to whether people wanted more spiritual titles vs. material and it was a 50/50 split? We WANT people to express both viewpoints. Then, trust us to synergize them – just as we’ve always done.