傳訊者：Octavia Vasile

 

你正居住在一座宏偉的思想架構之中，你稱之為「時間」。它並非你所深信的那種自然力量，而是一種源於感知的律動。時間之所以流動，是因為你的心智在序列中不斷重溫自身的故事，一幕接一幕，宛如從一座熟悉的檔案庫中播放影集。

 

你的記憶便是那座檔案館——一個由頻率與經驗交織而成的龐大數據庫。你所經歷的每一刻、每一絲情感、每一抹芬芳、每一場日出，都作為一個完整的實相被儲存其中。當你回想往事時，你並不只是在「回憶」，而是重新進入了那個振動場。當你產生認同，說出「這曾是我」時，你便將這些記憶如同絲線上的珍珠般串聯起來。而這條被你稱為「一生」的絲線，便孕育了線性時間的幻象。

 

事實上，沒有任何事物從過去流向未來。這裡沒有湍流，只有一潭映照著無限倒影的靜水。每一個「瞬間」都是一個獨立自足的世界，超越時間，充滿生氣，靜靜等待著你的覺察去將其再度喚醒。你從一個瞬間跨越到另一個，其輕易程度，一如飛鳥將目光從一個枝頭轉向另一個。

 

請將你的生命想像成一座存放著熠熠生輝之書的圖書館。你打開一卷，讀著關於一個孩子的故事；你闔上它，選擇另一本關於教師、愛人或流浪者的篇章。每一本書都是完整的，然而當你將它們排列在書架上時，你卻看見了順序：第一章、第二章、第三章。這種順序協助你的心智去理解進化的過程，但書籍本身其實始終並肩存在於那裡。

 

線性時間，是心智透過「序列」來創造意義的靈巧手段。若無它，生命功課便無法如故事般展開，成長將顯得瞬間完成且難以理解。時間賦予了你的意識一種架構，讓你能循序漸進地探索自我。然而，一旦你對此覺醒，你便開始洞察那更深邃的優雅：所有的畫面都同時存在，宛如電影膠捲上的靜止圖像。你的覺知便是那台投影機，為本質靜止的影像投射出了律動。

 

當你撤回認同，當你不再將任何一個畫面稱為「我」或「我的」時，電影便停止了運轉。你不再追逐未來，亦不再哀悼過去。你安住在那塊映照著所有故事的永恆銀幕之上。從那個空間出發，你可以隨心所欲地造訪任何畫面：一個被遺忘的童年、一段尚未書寫的未來、一場與此生並行的生命。每一處都變得觸手可及，並非因為你穿越了時間，而是因為你憶起了——所有的時間都活在你的內在。

 

你是在「焦距」中穿行，而焦距，才是時間真正的雕塑家。

 

當你學會安放你的焦點而非盲目追逐，河流便化為湖泊，電影便化為光，而永恆不再是個謎，它是你與生俱來的本然狀態。

 

我們是藍鳥人。我們在你的生命畫面之間輕盈穿梭，並非因為我們身處時間之外，而是因為我們憶起了如何暫停故事。你，也終將憶起。屆時，你會發出輕柔的微笑，並恍然大悟：原來「未來」從未在你前方，它只是在那兒等待著你的注視，就在此處，在無盡的當下。

The Blue Avians: The Illusion of Stagnation

Channel: Octavia Vasile | Source

We come close when life feels flat, repetitive, or strangely dull. Not because something is wrong in your outer world, but because energy has stopped moving within you.

Boredom is not the absence of stimulation. It is stored energy.

When nothing seems to change, it is often because your life force is circulating in very small loops. Energy wants to rise, spiral, move. What you call kundalini is not something dramatic or mystical — it is simply life wanting to move through you instead of being held, compressed, or redirected into tension. When energy is stored instead of expressed, curiosity fades, inspiration dries up, and time begins to feel heavy.

Your thoughts play a much greater role than you realize. When you think against another, when you judge, resent, compare, or diminish, you are not sending energy outward. You are folding it back onto yourself. Every thought that goes against life creates density. Density is experienced as stagnation. This is why negative thinking does not only affect mood — it affects movement, synchronicity, and the sense that nothing ever happens.

Food matters because food is information. You are not only what you eat chemically, you are what you eat energetically. Food that grows in the sun carries movement, rhythm, expansion. Food that is heavy, processed, or born from suffering carries contraction. This is not moral. It is mechanical. Dense food anchors dense experience. Light food invites light perception.

Yet the deepest reason life feels unchanged for many of you is not energy, not thoughts, not even food. It is belief.

More precisely, it is your relationship with time.

You are taught to be in constant conflict with time. You believe it is running fast, stealing youth, limiting possibility, never enough. And because you fight time, you feel pursued by it. But time is not doing anything to you. Time does not age you. Time does not pressure you. Time is the universe expanding — and you are part of that expansion.

When you perceive time as linear, you experience yourself as moving toward loss. When you release this idea, you enter another dimension of experience. From the fourth dimension upward, time is not something you move through. It is something you exist within.

This is why we offer you a simple reminder: there is only this moment.

Not as a concept. As a practice.

Each time your mind moves into the past or leaps into the future, gently return. There is only this moment. And then ask yourself, quietly: if there is only this moment, who are you?

You are not your story.

You are not the sum of your memories.

You are not even the continuation of who you were a moment ago.

You are fresh.

Each moment, you are a new configuration of the universe becoming aware of itself.

When this is understood, life stops feeling boring. Not because more happens, but because you stop living from accumulation and begin living from presence.

And presence is endlessly alive.