Metaphysical Concepts

Section One
Now we come to the idea that, in your vernacular, is
termed metaphysics. With the blending from third to
fourth density, you are now able to begin to understand
how many of the ideas you have previously held to be
metaphysical, that is more than physical, can also, to
some degree, be included in what is becoming your more
rarified, more accelerated physical reality in fourth
density, as you will come to know it.
You will begin to realize that all these ideas that you have
considered metaphysical will fall into place as simply
more or less symbolic, separated viewpoint ideas of your
own abilities, your own connections, put into frameworks
that would allow you to function with those abilities in a
more or less acceptable manner according to whatever
mores were prevalent in your society at the time you
were exercising these abilities publicly. Thus, you have
created many symbolic ideas that you have placed under
one heading you call metaphysics, to define and describe
the action of the abilities you have always had and
always will have. But you chose to make connections for
these abilities by creating symbols in physical reality that
would represent these powers that you found yourself in
possession of without necessarily having to point a finger
at anyone for doing something that was not allowed in
the society at the time.
Now, you will find that in the very beginnings of these
ideas, when you first created the idea of separation of
yourself from All That Is, these abilities were then, when
exhibited, attributed to the idea of the deities, whether
one or many, you believed in and had created to exist
outside yourselves.
Simply, you could always point your finger at something
that could be above reproach. It could not be called to
task for expressing itself in that way, as it was expected
that the gods should express themselves in mysterious
ways. Thus, the first idea of metaphysics extended from
assigning these abilities to some supposedly greater
power than yourselves, and in this way, as you sought to
define these greater powers within a limited perspective,
you began to assign aspects and, Ill say, trappings to
these deities that would explain some of these powers in
ways that you could interpret through objects you were
familiar with in day-to-day life.
Thus, your intuition, your imagination, allowed you to
make symbolic connections between certain objects and
certain aspects you had assigned to these deities. Having
thus projected that portion of yourself outside yourself
and created the idea of these deities, you allowed
yourself to then feel that these objects that symbolically
represented these aspects of these deities could also, in
themselves, contain the same powers, and these powers
could be utilized, coaxed, extracted from these objects so
that you could be in communication, consciously, with
these deities you had created, but did not know you were
creating.
In this way you find that the things of nature were first
used, utilized as the symbols. Plants, rocks, twigs,
animals, crystalline forms, became refined over a period
of years into more modernized versions of these ideas;
twigs into wands, crystals into crystal balls, and
markings, the idea of symbolic representation, into
writings, runes, cards, and so forth. Still, you could
transfer these abilities to these