The Transcendental: The Church Project

5D Glasses

February 24, 2024

I had like two assignments come to me later in the day yesterday, but I thought I'd pin them up for today. I was able to write a little bit of fiction though, and to me, that also counts as spiritual work. Because writing about human emotions, about love and relationships, I see them more to do with the spirit more than the material. And I think that's why people when they're talking about money-making careers or jobs, there are difficult choice scenarios that come up where people would feel like they're at the crossroads choosing between love or money or passion or money, and I say money not career because putting things into perspective in terms of the spiritual and the material, you'll see that it's not your passion or that thing that you turn into a job that could get in the way of something spiritual like love and relationships or family but something of the material. So I say love or money or passion (art that doesn't make you much money) or money. The reason why artists, especially those who use paint (Nah, I'm just kidding. It's just that, you know, when you watch tv, it's kinda always the one who uses paint.) are called bums is because people have this imbalance between the spiritual and the material, and that's why art which is a spiritual thing isn't seen as such by people who just focus on the material. These people only appreciate art when it's making a lot of money or it's a popular piece and because it's old, the artist is dead yada yada. But just to give you an example of how it's basically spiritual or material for other people at the crossroads, stripped down bare, that's it. But like this guy on an INTP YouTube video said, I think he's Spacey, it's kind of a thing that spiritual things don't get valued as much as the material making stuff. But that's just in the material world, in 3D, but in 5D, it's the spiritual and the material. There are a lot of 5D communities and spaces and it's a different world there. I kinda think 5D is an Aquarian world and 3D is on its way to developing into 5D.

So, the assignments I got yesterday, one is about - Gosh, I'll try and get a clearer picture later. 'Cause the second one is kind of what I am more in the mood to talk about. But one could be about an expanded worldview or something, like a take-a-step-back-and-see - bird's eye view. And the second one is a how-to in developing spirituality in 3D. It's not exactly but kind of brought to me and now to you by Francis M, with his song Kaleidoscope World. So, this is gonna be 3D and 5D world themed today. Just to also describe to you a little bit what my world is like when I am zen, which is most of the time. And I just think the times I am not that zen, it's when I gather or get something in 3D to transmute into 5D.

Anyway, 3D is a world that struggles with things mentioned in Kaleidoscope World, but it's just really because people need better glasses. You know how people need to wear glasses to see better, read better, know what they're looking at. But in this community, we develop glasses for one vision problem. I think there are 5D glasses that when worn targets a host of vision problems, but I also see the value in glasses per vision problem, 'cause just so it's kind of one on one, a little bit more specific.

3D is where you struggle, 5D is where you're freed from the struggle - and the difference is in the glasses you wear.

3D is big on social divide, classifications, pyramids. Bamboo has 'Tatsulok' (Triangle) and was that UDD and Gloc with the chair? Not related but is it just me who laughs when Tagalog titles get translated into English? It's kind of - I won't call it the 3D scam or brainwashing. I'd say it's just a state of conditioning that happened while people are unconscious or in a lowered state of consciousness. That's how the divide and the pyramids came to be. In 5D, the rift gets closed and the pyramids become a thing of the past, the struggle becomes history. 5D glasses are high definition, so you know, you just go: oh, that's what I was looking at.

People will say it's just a state of mind, it's just a matter of perspective, mindset is important. And you will often hear them going along these lines when dealing with something of the 3D struggle like poverty or conflict. But what I would be interested to know about the person talking about 'state of mind' and 'mindset' is what did he actually see when he switched lenses and then got what he said a better mindset or a better state of mind. 'Cause I found that doesn't necessarily translate to bird's eye view, and in terms of perspectives, well, we need expansion and clarity combined to elevate consciousness. Thinking outside the box. And I would be interested to know whether the person was thinking inside or outside the box. 'Cause the 3D box is a world. To elevate consciousness from 3D, you got to think out of this world. And I want to know if the person did find a way out of the struggle or if it's just a way into another struggle, kind of like, you know, the struggle is to be rich or famous and the person is like: okay, this is how I'd get rich and famous. Well, that's not getting out of the struggle in 5D terms, that's sitting somewhere or finding a seat in the pyramid or the social divide.