The Inward Focus of Spirit: Understanding the Creation of Physical Reality

While many view the soul or spirit as residing within the body, a deeper understanding reveals the reverse: spirit holds the body, and as spirit focuses inward it manifests physical reality. This perspective, rooted in spiritual teachings, offers a transformative view of how we experience life in the physical realm.

Focusing Inward to Create Reality
Spirit—expansive and limitless—concentrates inward to create the illusion of physical reality. A seemingly finite portion of infinite infinity creating the illusion of a physical reality for itself in which to engage with the created material world (as agreed upon by the collective automatic mind per the 9 Levels of Consciousness), providing a framework for learning, growth, and experience. By understanding this inward focus, we gain insight into the nature of reality and our role as co-creators.

Expansion and Reconnection
When we expand our awareness—through practices like meditation or moments of profound insight—we stretch outward, reconnecting with our higher self. This expansion bridges the gap between our physical experience and the vastness of our spiritual essence, fostering a deeper sense of connection and purpose.

Implications for Spiritual Growth
Recognizing this dynamic shifts how we approach personal growth. We begin to see challenges not as obstacles but as opportunities to expand and align more fully with our higher self. This understanding empowers us to navigate life with greater clarity and intentionality.

Conclusion
By embracing the inward focus of spirit, we unlock a deeper understanding of our existence and the profound interplay between the physical and spiritual realms. This awareness fosters growth, connection, and the ability to manifest a life aligned with our highest potential.

Note: the concept of the body being an extension the spirit (rather than the reverse) is not a new one for me, but the specific explanation from Bashar about the inward focus to create it was, and it deeply resonated which is why I felt led to share.