03:45 in the morning...(3) — YouTube from the CEC Library

I would like to take this opportunity to speak about some things I consider important, because time is precious. I am involved in extensive work on the study of time, something I pursue with great dedication because I believe research is wonderful. I also want to include material on the use of vehicles of manifestation. I discovered long ago that we are distracted by irrelevant things.

We have a vehicle that we use, but out of ignorance we fail to realize that it is only one of the vehicles we could use if we had greater competence. Through research, we discover wonderful things and realize how much time we waste on nonsense. Imagine a person with more than one vehicle of manifestation: how many simultaneous experiences could that person have!

These vehicles, originating from a principal consciousness, could divide consciousness, making it possible to be in several places at the same time. I find that fascinating. The knowledge of chakras, along the path I followed, was very rewarding. Speaking about chakras does not mean dealing with something distant, but with something present within us that we use daily and can work with. This is a continuous learning process. Life is an infinite space of knowledge, and most of us pass through it without understanding our purpose. When people ask about the meaning of life, I say that it has every meaning. It is a joy to inhabit this physical body, but we need to open our heart to the universe in order to understand things better.

I present vehicles of manifestation in a simple way to make them easier to understand. As we explore this knowledge, we realize that it is an inexhaustible mine of wisdom in which everything is interconnected. Learning expands, revealing incredible richness. I have always been sparing with words because I realized that many people did not understand what I said. My ideas, which are clear to me, are the result of 61 years of research. I am about to turn 68, and I continue learning about ourselves and our surroundings.

Learning to relate to the forces of nature does not involve rituals, but direct contact and acceptance. When I was young, I performed rituals until I understood that the relationship with these forces is direct, without ritual involvement. This gives life an entirely different meaning. Life can be very different from what we perceive. Things are often so close that we cannot see them.

Someone may have an experience that is a hallucination or something distorted, pass it on to another person who also experiences something similar, and we think we are having genuine contact. We need more internal elements in order to perceive what is external. Our denials prevent us from listening and understanding. We need a great deal of knowledge to determine critical matters, such as the time to leave the physical body. The moment of death is an equal sign in the equation of life, where we become equal, but after death we become different again. The loss of the body is the only point of equality. When we speak about reincarnation, many people want to have been kings, queens, sages, or millionaires, but most of us were simple people.

I remember an experience with a fortune-teller. I went with my notepad, and she told me that I had been someone important in a previous life. I asked who I had been, and she answered that she could not identify the person, but that I had positively affected several people. I pressed her for more, and she said that I had been more closely connected to knowledge. That made sense to me because I know who I was in other lives. This fortune-teller seemed more coherent and closer to the truth than other clairvoyants I had consulted.