The truth that you can wake up to. All you have to do is believe.

THE ULTIMATE REALIZATION
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>1/31/06
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>Thoughts that point to who we really are.
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>I had a stroke 6 years ago somewhere between February and March of the year 2000. After being in the hospital for awhile not knowing who or where I was, around the time of Easter, an Angel came to me one night and brought me out of my stroke induced neurosis. It’s like I was reborn but yet still had all the memories of the nightmare of my previous life. I have published a book called "My swim with the sharks" that tells all about it.
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>I am writing this because since this happened to me I look around and can really see what our society has turned into and am just baffled as to why president Bush does nothing and continues to spread more fear that propagates what is happening to us all. I am going to tell you some things that may sound pretty far fetched but they’re the truth, and I am going to list all the books that I got my information from at the end of this so you can check it out for yourself.
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>They describe how reality really is and the purpose for the way that they are. It is up to us to really "SEE" the way things are and to understand why and to evolve in our lives and to choose a leader who will help us move on in our evolvement rather than keep us stuck in it. So here are a few facts about us that I have learned and you may call me crazy if you wish or you can wake up to the truth about us all.
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>First of all, and this is going to sound the craziest, but we don’t die. There is no death. Our beliefs in death are so imbedded in us that they seem true . We have all lived many, many lives. Then you ask, "Why don’t we remember them?" One of God’s greatest gifts to us is forgetfulness. Oh, I forgot. There are going to be those of you out there who don’t believe in God. I choose to call Him "The All". You don’t have to believe in Him. Let’s just call it the divine universal intelligence, or how about DUI. See, you can have a DUI without getting in trouble.
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>All punning aside now, the real reason we are here is to learn and grow spiritually. I’ve done much reading on the near death experience and every person that’s had one tells of this immense love that makes up His realm. But how are we able to even comprehend this love if we don’t have anything to compare it with? That’s where the earth plane and duality come into play. We come here to experience the opposite of this love, and there are many. You could almost say this is the hell that is talked about so much in the bible.
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>So we come here for the "experience" of life. There is nothing like the experience. You can say you know what it must feel like, but to have the ultimate experience has no comparison. Which brings me to the next realization. There is no Satan and there is no hell. Our religions have made them all up. It is the way they maintain power over us through the "belief" in them. Your going to go to hell and the devil’s going to get you if you don’t pay your tithing and do what the church says.
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>And there’s so many of them out there and they all say that they theirs is the true religion. If you don’t believe in theirs then you’re in for it. Eternal hell. If you stop and think about it, our whole lives are fear based. That must mean that fear is the opposite of love. And President Bush is doing a perfect job of keeping this nation entrenched in fear.
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>Which brings me to another point. If there is no death that must mean that the death penalty that we believe in is all wrong. If we put somebody to death for killing someone else we are just releasing him to The All’s realm to come back and live another life. Where’s the punishment in that? There is the karmic aspect to this. What goes around comes around.
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>In the near death experience, or NDE, they do have a life review. There are beings of light present to comfort you while this is going on. You actually see and feel everything that you have done to somebody else but you are not judged by them. "You" are the judge yourself. Then you continue in the cycle of life and come back to the earth plane to have another experience and continue the growth of your soul.
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>Here’s another one. If there is no death, why are we so judgmental about abortions? Our politics and laws are silly. We say people have the right to this or that, but only if it is "our" way. There is a hint of the old communism here. So if a woman has an abortion she is merely taking away the opportunity for another soul to come back and have another experience. She is not killing anybody. These are a few of the things we have got to come to understand.
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>Our politics need to be re-invented. The great United States started out as an experiment that is still being tested. The conservatives would have you think otherwise because that’s the way they want to keep things. The rich stay rich and the poor stay poor. But I will tell you this, if we continue on the path we are on with all of our big corporations, which by the way are the main influencers in the way our country is run, we are eventually going to die of consumerism for they do nothing to sustain life, only to make more profit.
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>Bush is in bed with the corporations. They send lobbyists and pay exorbitant amounts to his campaign to get him elected so he will be there when they need him when they pollute the air or rape and pillage the Earth at the expense of other people’s lives. They outsource work to other countries for the cheap labor. That’s as good as slavery isn’t it? And then there’s all the commercials for you to watch telling you to hurry, come and buy their product that they got so cheaply made in these starving countries that costs YOU an arm and a leg. America would fall flat on it’s face without commercial. But enough of politics for a moment.
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>This brings me to the realization that you are really going to call me crazy for, but I know it is the truth. Everything in our lives is an illusion and you have to read the books I am going to list to see that what I am saying is the truth. Ask any physicist and he will tell you it’s all an illusion. Every one of our brains is designed to see the illusion as real. Our brains make up the matrix of what we "think" is reality. It’s kind of like the movie "the Matrix". When Neo starts doing these amazing things Morpheus says "He’s starting to believe". That’s what we need to do. Believe. Now I don’t mean as an illusion it doesn’t exist but rather that things are not as they appear to be.
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>Now you’re going to have to think real hard on this one. Everything is made up of atoms and these atoms do not touch each other, there is space in-between every one of them. That must mean that things are not as solid as we perceive them to be. So when you think you are sitting on a chair, you’re not really sitting on it. You can’t be. The laws of physics don’t allow it. But you say, "Sure I am. I can feel it".
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>That, my friend, is your brain at work telling you a falsity. You push your button to unlock your car from inside the house and it unlocks. How did the signal to do this pass right through the wall? And then there’s all the signals to and from your cell phones and to your radio’s that pass right through what we think is solid mass. We just take it all for granted.
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>Things must not be as solid as we perceive them to be. Your brain is very good at telling you false things for that is what it was designed to do in order for everything to appear as "real" to you so you may have the ultimate experience. God was very smart in thinking all of this up, you might say. But God had nothing to do with it. We did it ourselves. The Earth realm IS our hell. But it doesn’t have to be this way. You are going to have to read the material I list in order to be able to comprehend this.
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>I would go on and explain it to you but that would mean I would have to write another book when there is already one out there for you to check this out with. But I would like to delve back into politics for a while. So I suffer a stroke and have this angelic experience that wakes me up out of this nightmare I had been having and I look around and see the things I see and feel like I am from a different planet and the people on this planet are insane.
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>On this planet their whole lives are based on fear. Now that’s crazy. Their society has this thing called the NRA and their constitution says they have the right to bear arms. But why do they have to have arms. That must mean they go out and attack each other and shoot each other with them. Lots and lots of killing goes on, even in their schools, and the crazy thing is that the people who make these guns are getting rich off of people dying. I want to go back to my planet, but I don’t know where it is.
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>And then I learned that they had these World wars, you know, the ones where the people who make all of these weapons to go to war with get rich while everybody is dying and the ones who win these wars have their economies start to prosper at the expense of other peoples lives. And then after these World wars are over they go out and start new ones to keep their economy going. Pretty bizarre.
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>Our government, based on the fear of communism, created the wars in Korea and Vietnam. Actually, these were wars with Russia for they were the ones backing one of the oppositions while we backed the other at the expense of our countrymen’s lives. All this was against the idea of communism, which really wasn’t a bad idea. It just never got the chance to express itself in the way it was originally intended. It was the government that enforced it that never gave it the proper chance.
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>It was meant to make everything and everyone equal. So there would be no starvation and no homelessness and everybody had the healthcare they needed. If it were implemented in the proper way, which means that our freedom would be included in it, it wouldn’t be a bad thing at all. But our government has us "believing" that it is a bad thing. The fear factor. That way it could keep the war machine going that we have created. And then when those wars were over (by the way, who won?) we started the cold war.
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>Did you know that we spent over 800 billion dollars on our submarine fleet alone? Let alone to think of all that was spent on nuclear missiles and the secret spy agencies we have. Boy, that really kept our economy booming, didn’t it? While we still have homeless people wandering our streets starving. This really sounds like an insane society to me, which leads me to believe it is still an experiment in progress, but as to where it is progressing I do not know. Now I really want to go back to my planet. You know, the one where there is peace and sanity?
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>I watched the movie "Farenheight 911" and Bush is at a party of his rich friends and he says "We are the elite of the haves and the have mores. You are my base." "What kind of a president is that?" I think to myself. He doesn’t care about anybody else but the rich. He makes a speech where he says "I am a warring President" like it’s something to be proud of. Now things are really getting crazy.
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>How did he get elected? So I do a little research and find that in his first election he had lost by a million votes, but supposedly there was a problem with the voting machines and it came down to a Supreme Court justice vote that got him in office. What is going on here? What ever happened to the word "fair" or "right" because this certainly was neither. Then he gets elected again. He’s going to go down in history as the big question mark. Then I see the movie "Bush’s Brain" and see how Karl Rove is the real "brain" behind Bush. Bush is merely a puppet.
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>I am not saying these things to bash Bush, I am making observations of the truth, and if the truth hurts, so be it. He’s not a bad person; he just lets his ego run his life and our country. So, after 9/11 All the Republicans start blaming President Clinton for it, and he’s not even in office anymore. President Bush is. And they have a tape of Bush when he is notified about the Twin Towers being hit. He just sits there dumbfounded. I guess I would be too. But to blame someone who’s not even in office is taking it a little too far. I listen to radio stations that are obviously Republican and they are just nasty. They call the Democrats "the left’ and "liberals" and make them out to be the "bad guys" when in fact they are out fighting "for" the rights of everybody. Liberal means freely. Isn’t that what America is about? Freedom.
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>But the Republicans talk as if there is a war going on between the Democrats and Republicans. They try to keep America divided. Politics certainly needs to be re-invented, and so does the experiment of America. We need to quit this dividing stuff and unite America, as it truly should be.
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>So since the Towers fell, now president Bush starts a new war on Iraq. What did Iraq have to do with it? It just happens to be the place where all these religious fanatics are. The people that live there had nothing to do with it. It’s costing the U.S. billions of dollars because now they have these smart bombs that they drop that are very, very expensive. But Bush doesn’t mind. It’s keeping the people that make these bombs in business and our economy thriving at the expense, once again, of human lives. He calls it a war against terrorism, but it’s really not a war. What it really is, is an action that should be focused on these zealots, not Iraq.
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>To have a war, don’t you have to have an opposition that is as mighty as you are or there abouts? This place called America also has a war on drugs that could be cured rather easily if they thought about it. All they would have to do is to make a new law. One that would say that if you were caught dealing drugs, you would go to prison for life.
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>Think about it. Drug dealers go out and get people hooked on these drugs. In a sense, when they go out and get someone hooked, they are taking their lives from them. Isn’t that the same as killing them? So if you made it a life prison sentence if you were caught, don’t you think the dealers would think twice about doing it and maybe just disappear?
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>And speaking about drugs, they have this drug called alcohol that they have made legal for everybody that’s over 21 to use. That means that people can go out and buy this drug, get inebriated to where they don’t even remember or know what they did, have accidents and kill people, and get physically addicted to this drug, and it’s all legal? And then we put them in prison for getting addicted instead of helping them. Now that’s crazy. And the word alcohol means poison. So it’s legal to poison yourself, but if you try to commit suicide, that’s illegal? More craziness.
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>But they have this other drug called marijuana that does not make you have blackouts, that is not physically addictive, that you can only get to a certain high with no matter how much of it you smoke, and it’s illegal. It has many other benefits to it such as the hemp it produces that can be used for a plethora of other things, but their society has deemed it as an evil drug. It must have something to do with the corporations that make this poison. There’s more money in producing poison than there is in growing marijuana. It seems that anything that is logical doesn’t fit into their vocabulary.
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>And since America is so busy making all these wars, don’t you think they would create some against homelessness and starvation? Hurricane Katrina hit and Bush knew all about it. Why didn’t he do something? He has the power of the congress. Republicans say he couldn’t override the people’s rights to stay there, but he could have. It’s his responsibility. If your child is walking out into a street of heavy traffic, are you taking away his rights by stopping him or her? It’s the same thing. What an insane society.
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>And then I find out that they kill people that are of different colors from them. First they chase out or kill the Native Americans that lived there and took their land from them, and then they take all the people that are black and make them slaves. Because they’re black that makes them inferior? This is really insane thinking. We are all part of "The All’s" consciousness. So the ultimate, ultimate realization I make is black, white, yellow, red, Caucasions, Japanese, German, French, English, Korean, Chinese, or the whole host of others out there, that we’re all the same. Different but the same. "The All’s" great dichotomy. So let’s quit warring with each other just because we’re different, and start treating each other with respect for the God we have in us.
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>I think I’m going to stop here and try to find out which planet I came from because this one is too crazy for me. I know there are going to be those out there who say if you don’t like it leave. All these people are who follow other people’s "beliefs" because they have forgotten how to think for themselves. Even their school systems are that way. They teach "what" to think, not "HOW" to think.
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>And I’m sure there are going to be those that will call "me" crazy, but I know I’m not. I have been fortunate enough to have my eye’s opened by an angel. I’m living proof that they exist and that there is much more to us than meets the eye. I have written another book called "The Evolving Belief" that is soon to be published. It leads us on to who we really are. There are going to be those disbelievers out there, but I’m not worried. I forgive them. They don’t understand. One thing I know for sure is that if we don’t make the realizations I have listed, we aren’t going to make it this time around either. And yes, we have done this before. So read the material I list and help us move on in our "Next Evolution".
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>"I BELIEVE". Richard Lee Taylor. Author:" My Swim With The Sharks".
>And out this December: "The Evolving Belief".
>To call me: 801-815-4202.
www.r-rainbow.com
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>Books to read to the realization of who we are.
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>The Holographic Universe - Michael Talbot
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>Edgar Cayce-The sleeping Profit-Jess Stearn
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>There Is A River-Thomas Sugrue
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>Heading Toward Omega & Lessons from the Light-Kenneth Ring
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>The Field- Lynne McTaggart
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>Power vs. Force-Dr. David Hawkins
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>The Next Evolution-Jack Reed
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>Conversations With God & Tomorrows God- Neale Donald Walsch
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>The Disappearance Of The Universe-Gary R Renard
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>A coarse In Miracles-Helen Schucman
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>The Healing of America- Marianne Williamson- (This book and a letter that asked a lot of questions I sent to President Bush over 3 years ago but which he failed to read as I have heard nothing back from him. Guess he’s too busy being elite)
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>Note: These are just a few of the many books I have read in my quest to find out who we really are, but are the most pertinent one’s that will lead you to the same conclusions I have found.
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