If we truly believe we are spiritual beings having human experiences, we need jump out of a jar. It is true that when we’re inside the jar (or the Matrix, or our 3D world), we can’t see the label. Only when we step out, can we see from a broader, higher, and deeper perspective (or the 5D). From this higher view, everything inside the jar appears as a collection of many events and actions, influenced by many known and unknown forces.

Inside the jar, we have learned to “interpret” events using languages and ideas. We remember these interpretations in our minds and start to believe those stories as “real”. Therefore, all the realities we consider “real” are actually “interpreted realities,” lacking something absolute and unchanging—the truth.

Any “interpretation” can change at any time, in any place, and by anyone. This means that all the stories inside the jar, including our own views of our lives, are uncertain, fragile, and not truly real.

No matter how vivid or believable those stories are, they are just narratives we create with what we’ve learned.

Everything inside the jar, including politics, finance, laws, religions, philosophies, science, beliefs, and rules, is just a collection of opinions, none of which hold an unshakeable truth.

(Continued on Part 2)