| BkI:17.III.2 | You are the co-creator of your desires, your feelings, your thoughts, and your emotions. You are also the co-creator of the interpretation you make of all things, and with that, your experience. This is how it always has been and always will be. In other words, you create the interpretation of reality—but not the reality itself, for reality is only created by God. Only pure love is real, since He is love and nothing but love. Since reality does not need any interpretation but simply is, by creating an interpretation, you make reality different for you, at least in your experience. That's what you do every moment: co-create interpretations that lead to a particular experience. But to do that you must join something or someone. This is why the egoic identity is a set of complex mental constructs developed by generations upon generations of minds that preceded you. That is what you call learning. Never is anything co-created in solitude. What options do you have to co-create? You can either join with fear or with love. And your creations, both physical and non-physical, demonstrate the basis upon which you co-created. |