Experiences and Insights

By Frank Scott and Nisa Montie

There is so much murkiness within each point of view that prevents each of us from seeing and experiencing, knowing, and having the correct choices to progress toward Gods desired goal.

Within our true nature as divine entities, the translucent complexity is brought into a singleness: our thoughts and feelings (from physiologically based states of consciousness) Spirits and Soul-based states of awareness are unified when we are properly modulated.

Most beings ignore or deny the difficulties that occur when we choose egoic points of view rather than that of the First Mind. With the former disconnected viewpoints and the resulting lack of alignment and integration of Soul, Spirit, mind, and body within our Selves, we experience in our external worlds events and actions that reflect this improper arrangement and lack of coherence, as well as the distortion derived therefrom, from moment to moment. No amount of therapy and time can disentangle the disarray, the muddle of confusion, said predicament produces in the psyche of each and all. Suffice it to say, a transitory look at the world we live in reveals to any detached observer the games and traps being created from one to the next generation.

Whether actively or passively pursued, these games cause effects which cost all of us, be it emotional or monetary costs, draining our production and reducing our resource utilization, or adding to a greater tragedythe loss of direction and meaning for our-Selves.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Balboa Press
• Release date: Dec 27, 2016
• ISBN: 9781504372114

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Balboa Press rev. date: 12/23/2016

Contents

Preface

An Interesting Tale

It is a Wonderful Day

The Emerging Being

Waking Up from the Games

Immersion in the Word of God

A Story to Tell

Quintessence

Of Interest

A Reminder

The Divine Plan

Moving Through the Glass

How Important it is to Know

I Am Consciously Aware

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Preface

Who is to say when an experience will give birth to an inquiry into the nature of one’s journey?

There are those special moments that announce change, that tell us something new is about to happen, or just happened. These are the events we explore throughout this narrative entitled Experiences and Insights.

Let me start with an experience I (Frank Scott) had last night, when a unique transition in my world of dreams took place….

For the last thirty years or so, a good span of time for this sort of thing, during the dream state, I was invited to visit certain places and people. I enjoyed being an active participant in my dreams, visiting specific countries, cities, streets, and homes, and engaging with particular people who had been friends of mine.

Last night, I was surprised to find that when I went to sleep, and began to dream, I could no longer visit those places and people of my former dream life.

They were no longer there! I went searching within the dream space for anything familiar and found all the doors closed. When I woke up, I knew something special had taken place.

I thought about this change in depth, turning the event upside down and sideways, and looking deep within this strange and unique occurrence. Even awake, I could not remember any one of these places I had so often visited while in my dreams. Not only were the doors closed when I was asleep, they also were closed while I was awake.

I had entered a new world where the old imagery and memories were no longer relevant, and had therefore vanished from both the waking and dreaming aspects of my life. No longer could I visit those familiar countries and places I had visited so many times before. Gone were the individuals I had met there, real only during those dream-states, yet familiar enough to see them again and again whenever I visited.

I eagerly await the unfolding of a new world, and the experiences that will take me, and my eternal companion, somewhere other than what was familiar….

An Interesting Tale

We [the authors] have just returned from a trip to Granada, Nicaragua, where we spent five wonderful days, full of interesting people and surprising experiences, the kind that warrant sharing.

Duglas and his wife Maria gathered together a group of friends with whom we shared information of a spiritual nature. The women, especially, put themselves out to cook distinctive local pastries, as well as cutting up melons and bananas, to serve with fruit drinks, during each of the three talks (given in Spanish by Frank, or translated from English to Spanish when Nisa spoke) despite the meager circumstances. We were quite appreciative and touched by the giving nature of the people, and their willingness to invite two white foreigners into their homes on three separate occasions.

Duglas has the short and stocky build, round face, and medium-brown skin of his Aztec ancestors—a lineage about which he takes some pride. It was his kindness and loyalty that encouraged us to return to Nicaragua for a third time. Through him, and his family, we were given access to his local community, who share the history of a city built, in part, by his ancestors, who were descended from those who built the Aztec empire. The Aztecs were nomadic, he told us, and in that spirit moved, time and again, over a large span of land. On the other hand, the Mayans, he explained, settled north of the area now known as Nicaragua, in an area now known as Guatemala.

We, met, and became friends with, Duglas and his family beginning with our first trip to Nicaragua. Travelling to Central America originally for the purpose of investigating countries to retire in, we wished, as well, to expand our understanding of the human experience by inserting ourselves in the lives of local people, and sharing those intimate moments that can only be experienced by living in a place for a while.

Again, our reasoning was guided by one objective: to experience unusual events that open doors of greater human understanding, doors that suddenly appear, known or unknown to us, and at times, even to the inhabitants of the country, as important and life-changing. We, together with those whose culture and memories are different, could bond through these experiences of life, weaving together aspects of the fabric of existence in ways that are unexpected.

It was with these unspoken hopes to understand, and answer the questions of human existence under different conditions, that we visited Nicaragua.

In viewing the particular circumstances of this country, we wondered how the people, as spiritual beings, had survived their civil revolution, a violent and prolonged conflict of wills and philosophies that left many unable to continue their earthly journeys? Two decades later, after peace had been established, how far had the process of reconciliation, even among siblings who found themselves on different sides of the conflict, gone? How was the structure of the family, especially the relationship between a man and a woman, affected?

What had they learned, in terms of a moral compass, from such a human condition of inner and outer struggle, born out of extreme external circumstances, political in nature, and based in corrupt human desire?

Had they obtained, both individually and collectively, a real solution for their problems, based in the Reality of commonality of Soul (God’s engraved Image) and Spirit (the Universal Mind and Life), through these intense trials?

Did this spiritual process of checks and balances create moments of clarity—even a number of them—in the community?

When lives are thus subjected to incredibly prolonged extremes, the polarity present everywhere on Earth is highlighted. In this microcosm, the receptive nature of the Heart, and the Spirit of Life and Intelligence, reveal themselves as they are modulated by both the Will and Pleasure of God, and the egoic wills of His creatures. The ensuing tug-of-war clearly exemplifies the fierce and ever-present battle for ascendency between the Light and the darkness.

The meaning of Spirituality, when each entity’s false guidance by the egoic self is slowly stepped back—away from a position of supreme control—becomes increasingly clear with the early signs of change in the entities degree of Soul-based modulation. This conversion signals hope for a better life, crowned with a divine flavor as real as each Being of Light’s state of being and knowing allows.

As mandated purification, this process is well known, and understood by those whose lives are beginning to flow in accordance with the Divine Plan, their hearts transforming as they respond to the Clarion Call. However awkward or incomplete in appearance such a gradual