Ever heard
the term “the quickening?”
Well, even if you
haven’t, it doesn’t take a genius to reason that a quickening has something to do with
things happening fast or at an accelerated pace.
Imagine being in
a state of "being" where thought no longer thinks; your mind is simply receiving?
The quickening is comparable to having your sense of "being" lifted and ushered into
another dimension; in some sense, you are vaguely aware of your "being" being
caught up in another realm.
The experience
of the quickening mirrors - being
taken over by a force - occurring within a spontaneously moment in time. There’s
no announcement that alerts you to the quickening; you simply
find yourself caught up in the moment of its presence. It feels perfectly natural, yet you’re aware
that something -- out of the ordinary, has occurred.
During the arrival of teleportation, you don’t eat or drink within that time span; which could possibly last for hours or - days. Then, all of a sudden, as if waking up from a gentle sleep, you find yourself being transferred back to the world of the ordinary after what seemed to have been
only moments ago when you sat down -- picked up your pen, and began to record what
now lies completed; right before your very eyes.
I’m inclined to think that the trance-like state, of the quickening, occurs for the purpose of the recipient receiving access to a higher level
of knowledge at a pace beyond the level of human ingenuity.
Regardless of what
accounts for the quickening, the recipient is left having experienced
the phenomenon of the quickening, and left in a state of wonderment,
awe and inquiry.
Does the quickening quicken our consciousness - as we the recipients receive what has been given in the
moments of being caught up? Is the recipient’s consciousness raised?
Obviously - yes!
It would seem senseless to be given a higher level of knowledge and yet be left
in darkness? Thus, the purpose of being transported to a higher level of being!
The Quickening
In the twinkling of an eye, we will all be changed!
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Written by Betty Alark
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