Foreword
by Jesus' Bruder Bauchi
Everything is in flux. In these times, that is hardly something anyone can overlook. In the age of Corona and ever-increasing confusion, one can become quite dizzy. But it's not just the world outside that is changing; a lot is changing within us as well. These times practically force us to focus on ourselves again. To concentrate on what we truly are and what defines us. And so, in precisely these times, more and more people are realizing that our whole lives occur much more within our minds than "out there" somewhere.
More books are being written, more videos are appearing on YouTube, and more conversations are being held, all revolving around the idea that the world looks exactly as we perceive it for each one of us. What if the world is just as it should be, contingent on how we perceive it?
This book is also one of those carriers of thoughts and inspirations that lead us onto a different, a new path. A path we could not tread before because we thought life was simply what we had learned to see in it. A path that wonderfully shows us that there is much more to us than we have been able to see in this way.
And a new truth becomes increasingly evident on this path: We are not victims of external circumstances. We are indeed creatures, but we are also the creators of everything we experience.
It becomes clear that the "world" is much more of a virtual nature that bends to what we dictate, and not the other way around. More than simply walking through this world, we project it around us. We are not a piece of matter in a material world, but we are something perceptive, spiritual, subtle, capable of using a matrix in the sense of a world of experience to live through every conceivable experience. Our experiences are real, not the things around us.
This world of experience has always functioned perfectly, and unconsciously, we are masters at directing and controlling it. What we have been lacking is the conscious ability to do so according to our own ideas. To make it look like we want it to and to experience what we truly want to experience. As victims of external circumstances, we have no access to this ability, which is why it is so refreshingly helpful to see ourselves less and less as such victims.
It takes a certain amount of courage to confront this issue because accepting it and learning to use it consciously again requires acknowledging that we were responsible for everything unpleasant that we have experienced. But for those who can take this step, an entirely new path opens up in entirely different dimensions. Until now, we have been masters at shaping the world as others wanted it.
The time has come to shape it as we ourselves want it.
This book provides inspiration and instructions on exactly how to do that. I sincerely wish for everyone to find the little pirate within themselves who learns to ignore what others want from them. Ahead of us lies a completely new world to discover, even though it has always been right in front of our noses. No one needs to fear this world. Fear belongs to the world into which we were born and think we know so well that it is difficult for us to question it. However, if we do just that, we will experience one marvelous surprise after another. At the beginning, not all of them may be pleasant, but with each one, we get accustomed to something new, and I know of no one who, once having begun, ever wanted to go back to the old world.
To make access to the New World easier, simply keep reading.
