Thank you. So what are the answers?
First, let’s clarify something. There is no time that you are ever alone. I am always with you,
and you are always with Me. That’s number one. And it’s an important place to begin,
because it changes everything. If you think you are really alone, it could be devastating, just
the thought of total aloneness itself, without anything else going on, could be devastating.
That’s because the very nature of the soul is unity and Oneness with All That Is, and if it
appears that there is nothing and no one else, then an individual could feel just that—
individual, and not One with anything else at all. And that would be devastating, because it
violates your deepest sense of Who You Are.
So it is important to understand that, in fact, you are never alone, and that “aloneness” is
impossible.
People who have been prisoners of war in solitary confinement, or shut-ins who’ve suffered
debilitating strokes and are trapped in their own minds, might disagree with you. I know I’m
using extreme examples, but I’m saying that there are cases when “aloneness” would very
much be possible.
You can create the illusion of aloneness, yet the experience of something does not make it a
reality.
I am always with you, whether you know it or not.
Yet if we don’t know it, then You may as well not be with us, because the effect, for us, is the
same.
I agree. Therefore, to change the effect, know that I am
with you always, even unto the end of time.
How can I know this if I don’t “know it”? (Do You understand the question?)
Yes. And the answer is that it is possible for you to know, and yet not “know that you know.”
Could You explain that further, please?
In life, there appear to be those who do not know, and who do not know that they do not
know. They are as children. Nurture them.
Then there appear to be those who do not know, and who know that they do not know. They
are willing. Teach them.
Then there appear to be those who do not know, but who think that they know. They are
dangerous. Avoid them.