The wearing of the bodily constraints enables consciousness to know and integrate a very unique type of experience. Much is possible in the body that otherwise is not possible.
For the spirit, the body is metaphorically like wearing a space suit that enables the spirit to enter a hostile environment. But unlike a space suit, the body is living: it adapts, changes, and biologically remembers everything that the spirit has experienced in this local journey.
If we want to fully use this physical life for all it can be, we must fully experience the body. The sensations, limitations, and memory of the body are all valuable elements of the physical experience. So rather than resisting the often highly constraining and challenging experience of being bodily, we should embrace it! For doing so facilitates the integration of this experience by immortal consciousness, and allows us to spiritually grow in important ways that will remain with us long after the body is gone.
A Walk in the Physical 
I just finished watching your visit with Mira Kelley on YouTube and was astonished to hear your description of the Universe’s creation. Your concise words echoed exactly how I described this event. I am a fiction writer and have never considered that any of my work might have been channelled, which some people have suggested. Now, I’m beginning to wonder. When I began writing the book (A History of Life – part 1) it was meant to be the first of a trilogy describing one being’s lives here on earth as well as it’s lives between lives.
I would love to send you a copy of the book, if you would be interested in reading it. I am not asking for anything from you, but simply wish to share what I believe now may have been given to me from – well, whoever “back home” does that sort of thing. If you would like me to send you a copy, please email me at maralee@gmx.com.
All my best, Maralee Lowder
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Maralee, I have asked Christian this question as well but have not heard from him so I thought I would give you a try as well. I am fairly new to these concepts but have had snippets of my real self from time to time so I believe everything I’m reading but I can’t figure out where Hell fits into all of this? Can you please share with me your thoughts on hell?
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Galeb58- I apologize if I’ve missed a question or message from you! Regarding the hell question: The unconditional love of Source transcends all the reality experiences of form. But within experiences of form, great contrast is possible. Where we go “far” from Source, we can experience great fear, and where there is fear, “darkness” happens (ego, selfishness, greed, etc.). We are powerful creative beings- and so whether in this physical reality, or in other more thought-responsive realities (which can be hyper-real), we can create hellish experiences due to our fear, and due to our beliefs and expectations. All of that however is contained within the great transcendent Beingness that gives rise to it all. In other words, the unconditional love is “first” – and then within that love we are even given the opportunity to experience environments of stark contrast in this and other reality systems, some of which can be hellish- until we evolve past that fear and expand the love and joy in due measure.
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Thank you for your very detailed reply Christian! I feel like Scrooge on Christmas Day been given a new outlook on life! I will continue to meditate on your answer and also read everything included in your blog and will hopefully evolve evolve evolve
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In our non-earth reality do we have the experience of being physical? For example is the ground solid beneath your feet. Are we ghost like or do we have a physical form. In this non-earth reality do we still retain a unique identity? Also is the goal of spiritual growth to merge with source and in this scenario we lose our individual essence or do we retain our spiritual essence in some form (albeit a form though a higher vibration) as we more into higher dimensions?
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Regarding your first question about having a physical body in non-Earth realities, I feel it depends on the reality system. There are definitely other systems where one experiences having a very physical body, just like we do here. Yes in non-Earth realities we still retain unique identity. Individuation is precious, and is not in conflict with knowing one’s oneness with all things (individuation and oneness can be known simultaneously without contradiction). The “goal” of spiritual growth is the evolution of what we are, which is the ever-refining expansion of love and joy. As for “merging with source”: I feel we can go experientially far in either a direction of experiencing separation (like we are experiencing on Earth), or in a direction of experiencing our innate oneness with Source (which far surpasses and includes the individual soul identity), but in all cases both individuation and oneness is retained. In other words, the uniqueness and individuatedness of the soul is precious to the Whole and is never lost, even though the individual may go “experientially far” in either direction for a “time.” I hope this helps!
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Thank you so much Christian. I plan to buy your book later this week. I hope a gaggle of people find your recent podcasts and you tube interviews. Your message is powerful and authentic! Sending you much love!
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