תשובה של קייטי
Hello dearest Katie, I've just read your quotes and there is one I don't understand: Until we know that death is equal to life, we live in fear. I personally feel that death is the equal (or the opposite) of birth. Life is regardless of death and birth. Life was and will be after this body of mine disappears. Life is what we all share. For me life has no equal. I often feel life is God. Not reality. Reality is just the stage that we co-created in order for life to unfold. Anyway. I really don't know if what I'm saying is true and I'm not sure if these thoughts bring fear or peace in my heart. They just seem true. Could you shed some light on this subject for me? With gratitude loving you, Dearest, I say that life and death are equal because just as with life, we project death as a future and project into it what we don’t and can’t know. Every thought that you’ve spoken of is projected into life or death, just as you project the rest of life as a future in this moment now. Birth is a story of the past, as you sit or stand in this moment now, born in this moment as fifty, sixty, twenty, ten, or eighty years old. “Life was and will be after you die”—can you absolutely know that that’s true? I understand how you believe your story of birth and death, and that is okay if you love life as it is. Who would you be without that story, in life right now? “Life is God” because you’re believing what you think and that becomes your religion. How could it not be so, in your opinion? If you don’t know whether the thoughts you believe bring fear or peace, I can only assume that you’re confused, and that’s okay. For me, I enjoy just being who and how and what I am right now, without assuming it, doing war with it, trying to figure out what can never be figured out. There’s no confusion in it. It’s very peaceful. I love that you are the mind in my life right now, and that mine isn’t needed, and one of us is finding peace and joy and love through your thoughts (and I like to think that both of us are). Love, kt
