From: street@shellcrash.com   
      
   Each of us lives in a separate reality.   
      
   Not because truth itself is divided, but because the awareness that we are —   
    the core of consciousness — is filtered through individual minds, bodies,   
    and life stories. We see the world not as it is, but as we are. Perception   
    is shaped by belief, memory, trauma, culture. Ten people in the same room   
    live ten versions of the same moment.   
      
   But beneath this variety of experience lies an Original Reality — undivided,   
    unconditioned, untouched by thought. This is what mystics call God — not a   
    man in the sky, not a judge, but the infinite presence that gives rise to   
    all things. Consciousness before identity. Life before the story.   
      
   We didn’t separate from God. We separated within God. The division is not   
    real — it’s perceptual.   
      
   To meditate on ourselves as God is not delusion. It’s not about ego or   
    self-worship. It is the process of undoing the layers of false identity   
    we’ve picked up — the belief that we are only the body, only the   
    personality, only the past. In meditation, we return to the root of   
    awareness. We don’t become God — we remember we were never anything else.   
      
   This is the most advanced form of medicine.   
      
   Not in the sense of treating symptoms, but in healing the root illusion —   
    separation. In silence, we see clearly: the same awareness behind my eyes   
    is the one behind yours. The same light animating all forms. When that is   
    known, even briefly, the nervous system relaxes. Fear softens. Division   
    dissolves.   
      
   Meditation is not an escape from life. It is a return to the foundation of   
    life — the one Reality appearing as many.   
      
   To meditate on the Self as God is not arrogance. It is clarity.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)