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The Inner World Collection · curated edition

The World of Apparent Things

A quiet reading

About 2 minutes · 6 stanzas

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The “world of apparent things” has magically confirmed to you for your entire existence here on Earth that you are somehow separate from the very real experience that surrounds you. The people you meet confirm they are not you, the places you visit and travel to confirm your idea of space, and the time you spend “doing” things confirms your belief that time is something real. A cosmic joke!

Let’s stand for what is True. The Truth is, there is only One ultimate reality, already whole and complete, and the most amazing journey you can choose is to face this One reality as the Shining Star that you know and feel in your heart, free of limitations and scarcity. Stand firm in your deepest heart’s knowing that it’s okay to just be the Oneness that you are.

A silent mind, used with extreme focus and freedom, free of any addiction to believing in a separate reality. Free of discomfort and any idea of struggle.

Your current belief in a world of apparent “human beings” is no longer serving you. Oneness will be your guide and teacher along the way. The mirrors are all beautiful reflections.

Move with ease and Grace. Stay blessed and believe in magic!

[Nothing I said here is True].

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“The “world of apparent things” has magically confirmed to you for your entire existence here on Earth that you are somehow separate from the very real experience that surrounds…”
The World of Apparent ThingsPoetry by Michael Yap
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This curated edition is shared as personal artistic expression, not medical, financial or relationship advice. Sacred names and traditions are approached with respectful poetic or devotional context.

Narration is off in this release.