Presence, Pixel Glitch, Reality, and Light and Darkness

1. Presence eclipses strength: we may fall short, make mistakes, have weaknesses, have vulnerabilities, have traumas, do harm, etc.; however, to be able to be accountable, humble, aware, present, existing, lively, alive, wholehearted, empathic, etc. is exponentially greater than fortitude, sustenance, valor, etc. In other words, soul surpasses mind and body. Forgiving, crying, or swallowing pride is more powerful than acting tough. Indeed, it takes fortitude to be present during rough times. Sure it takes sustenance to face apathy. Also, there is boldness in essence; however, when living in total existence with source, self, and others is vivid, it trumps sheer power. A quiet presence speaks louder than a boisterous or aggressive force.
2. The other day I was just looking or seeing the outside world and all of sudden the so-called pixels of the physical world glitched. I didn’t see 0’s and 1’s. It’s like the outside world shape shifted into distorted cubes. But not all of what I saw. Just a little area like three inches tall and wide. I forget what I was looking at. EA said July would consist of glitches. I also had a time glitch, but what really stood out was the visual glitch. It is popularly known that beings can shape shift or at least activate camouflage, but can the actual 3D world shape shift? Was I just hallucinating? Did something misfire in my brain or visual area? I’m not sure exactly, but I know what I saw.
3. To proceed, is the energy in the external world an illusion? Is reality within? If so, how come our outsides are a mirror reflection or refraction of our insides? If selflessness or nothingness or pure essence is the only reality without polarity or reflection to something else, then does reality even exist? If Source is the only one of truth; if what Socrates said about our soul and what comes from our soul is the only truth, then what solely or wholly has no reflection, distortion, or opposite? A good man said that the Reptilians are the hosts of half-truths and that has been propagandized in religion and politics. What is the single truth of anything? If everything is a spark of Source; if Source is in all, then how can anything not be real? If fission exists, if an atom can be split, if a cell can be split, does that go for total energy as well? If space-time can be bent, if timelines are simultaneous, then what is in time-space may possibly be just the same difference as the lack there of density, polarity, separation, or distortion. Furthermore, for love to even have an opposing force is something of great significance. I like to think that Source is the One, the All as other virtues were born from its Infinity. But again, thousands, millions of years later, still, what is reality?
4. In conclusion, something made me think of light and darkness and all alike. In the physical realm, we would simply crash or implode if we didn’t have or there wasn’t yin and yang. Life and death, heaven and hell, nirvana and suffering, the physical and the aether, living and the other side, etc. are all concepts, but what is the glue? There is life among the dead or in the afterlife, but it takes on a different so-called form. Who or what is behind the curtain, the veil, the shadow, the mirage, etc.? It seems like light and dark are coming or sticking from some main thing. Surely without one or the other, there would be no existence; nothing to be or have awareness, creative power, etc. Basically, while there is nothingness, silence, or selflessness, there is still Source. However, the only impossibility is that there can’t or wasn’t even something to not have awareness or the will or understanding to manifest or spell. Maybe an absolute something of nothing came before Source; however, that seems highly unlikely. What came before the first ever universe? What came before God, heaven, light, purity, love, oneness, the Akashic records, or the quantum realm? Can nothing at all come before an almighty manifestation capable of infinite awareness or possibilities? 

All the best as always,

Michael