“What we cease to believe in - then ceases to exist”

"What we cease to believe in - then ceases to exist"

My grandson tonight asked if I had heard of an Ivory-Billed Woodpecker and if I knew, they still existed. Though I have heard of the species, I have never seen one and could only assume they were not extinct. From that point on somehow we moved to discussing King Arthur and dragons. He commented that if he could choose a place to return too – he would go back to King Arthur's time and see if he really existed and then on to talking about Dragons and many possibilities of myths throughout the ages being real or myth. Eventually leading to a conversation on why such myths are no longer reality

Could it simply be a matter of energy no longer being believed and thus becoming non-existent to our ability of relating that energy as reality? When a belief is no longer held to be true, the belief ceases to exist as reality. The same premise we accept in life in regards to the non-belief held as a child in Santa Claus or any of the mystical companions, which were once part of our lives. For some, not all things relating to the unseen are held in belief. Can we really judge those who are without belief or does it make them a lesser than beyond this life? I would say no, with life being a learning experience, I have to believe all hold a belief, which is unique to their reason for incarnation and experiencing life. With the intent of one being veiled by another as needed by all in a never-ending story of many creations.

I would not deem myself consciously as a person of the dragon energy – though I have had visual encounters to believe the Dragon energy is not extinct from the energy of this world. Those who find themselves more closely related to Dragon energy would have a far more visual and knowledgeable understanding of the Dragon energy as being more real. I believe Heaven itself is more of a transitional energy encompassing our energy rather than a destination. Heaven being many worlds including ours and to myself, this becomes more visual in my life from the belief I hold.

One set of beliefs fitting all is not the limits of creation, it takes all beliefs for over 6 billion people of this world to experience life at the same time, – without the cohesive creativity life, itself would stagnate the many pathways and dimensions available seen as layered roots of understanding. The diversity of beliefs in all people and cultures, creating a continual evolution of thought expands the universal thought and reality here and beyond our visual abilities to see expanded and contracting energy in myth or reality.

In the parable of Noah in the bible, the belief was the world was flooded and all was renewed again, leaving an ark on a mountain when the waters receded. I think most would realize now, 40 days and nights of rain might flood a part of the world where it rained, though not the Earth. Noah saw a change in his reality and beliefs and no longer held the vision before the flooding. All energy seen before the flooding was no longer visible and ceased to believe.

As a world, we are at a crossroads of beliefs, with many beliefs being let go of as non-existent, yet many becoming more expanded through thought, curiosity, and hope that a change of beliefs will change our world. What was felt as not working in our world will be renewed in new energy and realities. Were still attempting to slay dragons into non-existence, converting thinking through expansion, and hoping to bring a greater more cohesive peace and understanding on Earth. Our thoughts and choices are the determining and creative factor in the energy of the future we choose to see as reality and that which eons from now will become myth as the sign of the infinite flow of energy cycles without pause or hesitation in the process as we choose what we cease to believe in and that which ceases to exist.