The SEVEN PLANES of EXISTENCE

By Rose Knapman

We are alive in the here and now but we also exist in the past.  Our future has been determined even though we have not yet lived it.  Time depends on our perspective but is irrelevant in the ethereal realms. 

The Seven Planes of Existence concisely explains the role of each plane in the life we are living now. 

Each of the seven planes is a world unto itself but the thread that ties them all together is the individual.  We are anchored here in the earthly planes by our physical body and our Soul is the connection to everything.  That makes us the creators of our own reality.  What we place our focus on is what shapes our lives.  We are the driving force of the Universal Law of Attraction, and as a collective, our thoughts and actions affect the world in which we live. 

“Follow the song in your heart and dance to your own music.”  Rose Knapman

• Language: English
• Publisher: Inspiring Publishers / ASPG
• Release date: Jan 28, 2020
• ISBN: 9781922327260

Book preview

Manifest?

The Seven Planes of Existence shows how our physical world and the non-physical realms exist together.

We are the representatives of this space time reality. We are the explorers, the history makers of the here and now.

We have also been in this position many times before.

Time as we know it is exclusively of the physical world. It is designed for everything, animate and inanimate, to move, to be wholly present in the constantly changing here and now.

The past is the past. What happened many lifetimes ago is irrelevant to what we are experiencing in the here and now. That also holds true with what happened yesterday or last week of this lifetime. We are encouraged to be in the present, to experience the wonders of every second that unfolds, and not to dwell on perceived mistakes of our immediate past. We are to deny the term ‘mistake’ and view it as the Divine does, as a guide to knowing what brings joy to this life and what does not.

We are to follow the song in our heart and dance to our own music.

Earth’s heartbeat is its energy flows, and is constantly adjusting its elements of wind, water, fire and soil to maintain balance for the everyday existence of all life-forms.

When Earth was ‘born’ it was a tumultuous time that lasted for billions of years. The entire planet roiled in its evolution where chaos was the norm. Raging volcanoes and freezing temperatures, to name just two forces of the maelstrom, gave way to form and structure. Eventually the volatile energy was shed or worn down until relative peace became standard. The core of Earth was now stable due to its position in the galaxy and weather was the primary force required to maintain balance.

And while all of this was happening, our existence was being determined.

This blue orb is our home and provides us everything we need to exist. We are united with Earth because we evolved together, along with everything else on our planet, forming a symbiotic relationship. To keep Earth in balance we all must coexist following the Universal Laws of Nature, which are life, death and rebirth. Life and death are easily understood and rebirth means the deconstruction and decomposition of a physical form provides the life-force for other life-forms. We also need to realise is that these three processes are localised to maintain balance in Earth’s energy flows.

Everything about Earth, including its atmosphere and water, has been designed so that it can be consumed by living things at some stage of Earth’s existence. Some processes are fast, such as the exchange of oxygen through breath to carbon dioxide, and some are slow, like lichen consuming rock until it is dust. Just like that lichen, all living things need Earth’s molecules, of all forms, to survive.

Our relationship with The First Plane of Existence is much greater than Earth alone and includes Earth’s orbit in space. We know that the Moon affects ocean tides, but humans are more than half water so we are also affected by the pull of the Moon. The Sun is vital for plants to photosynthesise, but sunlight absorbed through our skin provides us with vitamin D, a requirement for our existence. And the Moon and Sun are not the only celestial bodies to have an impact on us all. Earth is influenced by its place in the galaxy and the stars in the sky. Astrology is no longer regarded as based on scientific fact, but that is because scientists need to expand their parameters.

Let us return to Earth, but go beyond the obvious of Earth supplying us of our every need. Here we will find the common denominator between our galaxy, Earth and us. The minutiae, the very fabric of our existence, are atoms.

Atoms have a nucleus of protons and neutrons which have a positive charge, and electrons which have a negative charge.