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IMEC (Marie Coble) with “Friends”
October 28, 1986
Session 207: The third state; knowing
Summary: The Friends discuss the difference of wisdom and knowledge. When you
have done something, you can speak from wisdom. When you have read an account
then you have knowledge. But the only truth is an experience you have had.
Through your own conscious will, you have to develop an aspect that is devoid of the
earth energies. This is where you gain the knowing. It is devoid of mental thinking words
and physical sensation. The new aspect then is the sixth sense and is above and
beyond the physical reality. It will become your dominate consciousness. Some
warnings here are that having a glimpse of the knowing then you wish to help your
brother with teaching and healing. The other aspect will trick you with these missions,
heal, teach, fix. You must first become mature in the knowing then you will be the
presence of the knowing and your presence will heal and bring knowledge and lead to
fixing.
The enticement to modify reality leads many astray. The personal aspects use all
measure of emotion and logic to justify a relationship and merging with the new aspect.
So, if you can say I went to meditate in the void and I heard or I saw then this is a
personality aspect connected with the earth plane that is attempting to attach itself to
the new aspect being developed. If you go to the void and say I know, without words or
vision then you have the new aspect.
Having the knowing is not for personal gain, it is not ego driven or self-centered. The
knowing the part of the self that is not of the earth plane. It is the part that will survive
the transition of the physical death. If you have attachments to the earth, then you will
be led back to the earth plane.
Other comments: This lesson may be the Friends answering the question Martin asked
in session 206 about developing an aspect to perform remote viewing.
Report by Daniel Erickson