Training the third eye, 3D experiences in the physical body ~*

Introduction

We are truly spirits, who occupy physical bodies to participate inphysical reality: without our bodies we couldn't be a part of it. We canconsider the physical body as a vehicle, or using a modern word, acraft.

Most spirits forget that they are truly spirits, spiritual beings. But how?We get overwhelmed by a dimension we didn't experience before, we evendidn'tknow what time or space is, because as spirits we didn't experience suchalimiting reality as here. That's what the call was we heard, andmanycouldn't reject its challenge. We entered by many adjustments, calleddimensional doors, until we were able to enter a human-body. What wecall takingbirth, is a long prepared-for procedure. We finally enter and accept thebody,when we take birth. But then as babies we are in a period of time wherewe leaveand enter easily, as our vehicle is new for us and we aren't yet soidentifiedand addicted to it.

Growing up means the spirit learns to use the vehicle, we learn to walk, evenspeak and behave in social conformity. This learning pulls our attentionto thephysical senses, so better we learn to interpret the signals, and betterweoperate with our physical body here.

We as spiritual beings naturally see, it's part of our nature. Seeing througheyes, which means looking through two holes, but which serves us withmany fancysignals from a colorful toy, even TV or even WWW such as here. We canrefocusour inner eye away from the physical eyes. This is called activation ofthird-eye, in a passive observing way.

Some of you maybe heard of or even experienced what is known as Shape-Shiftingor Mirror Gazing, looking at aspects of yourself. This is onestep of theusage of the third-eye.

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