Breakdown:

1. Introduction to the Concept of Heaven and the Dream
   • You are already in “heaven,” a state of higher consciousness or existence.
   • You are dreaming that you are elsewhere, but you never actually leave this higher state of being.
   • This dream creates the illusion of separation between your spiritual self and physical reality.
2. The Second Law: The Here and Now
   • The second law refers to the idea that everything occurs in the “here and now.”
   • There is no “there,” only this present moment.
   • Any perception of time, space, or separation is part of the dream or illusion.
3. Frequency of Consciousness and Parallel Realities
   • Experiences in physical reality happen at different frequencies of consciousness.
   • These differences in frequency make events appear separate or “elsewhere” when, in fact, they all happen in the same “here and now.”
   • This shifting in frequency creates the perception of movement, time, and change.
4. The Illusion of Physical Reality
   • Your spirit or soul has not actually left the spirit world, as it seems to when you incarnate into a body.
   • The experience of living in physical reality, moving through time, and ultimately dying is an illusion created by your consciousness.
   • From your point of view, it feels real, but it’s a projection of your mind.
5. Understanding the Mechanistic Reality
   • Mechanistically, nothing is actually changing or moving.
   • You are always in the same state, dreaming different frequencies of consciousness that manifest as various experiences.
   • Life, death, and time are part of the dream, but you never truly leave the “heavenly” state of oneness.
6. The Illusion of Separation and Return
   • The belief that your spirit leaves the spirit world to inhabit a body, and will one day return, is part of the dream experience.
   • You are never separated from the spirit world or the eternal state.
   • The entire experience of physical reality is happening within this eternal now, though it feels distinct and separate.
7. The Real vs. The Illusory
   • The experiences in physical reality are valid and “real” in the sense that you are experiencing them.
   • However, they are illusory when viewed from the perspective of your eternal, non-physical self.
   • The true nature of existence is a continual “here and now,” beyond the illusions of space, time, and physicality.
8. Conclusion: Embracing the Eternal Dream
   • Understanding this concept can help alleviate the fear of death, separation, or loss, as they are all aspects of the dream.
   • By recognizing the illusory nature of physical reality, you can begin to see the eternal, unchanging truth of existence.
   • The dream is real in its experience, but it is not an accurate depiction of what is truly happening.