Coalesced Consciousness

(from “Blueprint for Ascension” by Jason Davis, December 2011)

We'll stick with the words local and nonlocal since saying nonquantum and quantum is a little unwieldy. We have been shown on numerous occasions that what we perceive with all our senses as our world flickers into locality and back into nonlocality 144,000 times per second. The visual illustration given to us years ago was of a silent-era film flickering from frame to frame.

This is a useful illustration in the same way a booklet with successive drawings on each page is, with each slightly different, where each is a frame with drawings of stationary objects, but when flipped through gives the "illusion" of motion. If we have an illusion in our perceptual plane it is in fact motion. To give further illustration, when you're sitting at your computer moving the mouse around to move the cursor around, the cursor isn't actually moving. Your screen is constantly refreshing itself with successive frames, so the cursor is in a different position for each successive refreshed frame, giving the illusion of motion.

The same is true for you and the world, and it is all done by subjective perception and nothing more. So to deepen your "trip" into this concept, we must acknowledge that space with distance is also just a false perception. How that can be explained is like this. You're never moving through space, but perceiving a reconfigured world (and I do mean universe) in successive refreshes of the Whole at a refresh rate of 144,000 "frames" per second.
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