I M That I Am is our birthright—be still to receive it

 An imagined entity 

desires to become 

an enlightened 

entity.

 

What’s the point?

Wu Hsin 

 

Frustrated, and depleted by an illness that was probably yet another Covid strand, I asked God for a conversation like we had them in the past. No response, or if it came that night, I didn’t hear it. I went to bed, had the first good night’s sleep in a week and the answer presented itself. 

 

This begs the question, can an imagined entity request a conversation with the higher dimension of being. Doesn’t he first have to disappear to be open to receive the answer?

 

Ramana Maharshi sums up the conversation with God best. The Bible states, “Be still and know that I am God.” I Am That I Am is our birthright. “Be still” gives us the method of being in that state.