The Four Absolutes / The Four Laws of Creation
We would like to elaborate on the four absolutes, the four laws of creation.
Number one: you exist. Can’t do much about that.
Number two, the one is all. The all together are one.
Number three, what you put out is what you get back.
Number four, everything changes. It is constant. Change is constant.
Now, these ideas we have discussed at length from a variety of perspectives from time to time. And we would like to now add a different notation for each one, a kind of shorthand reminder of what each of the four laws, the four absolutes, represents.
- Number one, you exist. This can be summed up as the concept of self-awareness.
- Number two, the one is all, the all is one can be summed up as the concept of synchronicity.
- Number three, what you put out is what you get back can be summed up, if you wish, as the concept of karma, or consequence, or reflection. It doesn’t matter what term you use as long as you understand that when you use the term karma, it does not mean it in a judgmental way. It simply means it as consequences of action, as a reflection of the state of being you exist upon or in.
- Number four, everything changes. Change is the constant. The idea here is that this can be summed up as the concept of creation itself.
So you have self-awareness, synchronicity, karma, and creation. These ideas perpetuate creation. These ideas perpetuate themselves and act as the fundamental underpinnings of all that you experience in what you call reality. This shorthand notation can help you understand a different way of looking at each of these so-called absolute laws. Perhaps by examining in more depth all of the concepts associated with those four shorthand terms, allowing yourself to explore all the different ways that individuals in different cultures may view or express these four absolutes, and give you something to play with and think about.
Every experience in any reality, be it on your world or any other world, is based on these four absolutes, and there are no more. Everything else, as you say, as we have said, is your ball game beyond that. It is your combination of these four laws that create every experience that you have.
And now we would like to add another kind of spin to this concept. And we would like to play a little bit with your minds, if you don’t mind.
So let us talk about the three absolutes, as we have said. Number one, you exist, or self-awareness. Number two, one is all, all is one, or synchronicity. Number three, what you put out is what you get back, or karma. And then let us talk about the fourth absolute. And yet, a moment ago I said three absolutes. Now I say four absolutes. What’s going on here?
The idea to understand is this: The fourth absolute is in and of itself, by definition, a paradox. Change is the only constant. Everything changes except the first three laws. However, change in and of itself must contain the concept of change. So change even has to change to be true to the concept of change; even has to change what it means to change. And that means there are things that don’t change. And those are the first three.
So the fourth is an absolute and yet at the same time is a paradox and contradicts itself, because change itself, to be true to change, must change from being change, which means it must become fixed—and this is what creates the first three laws. So they are self-reinforcing. The fourth absolute reinforces the other three. You might say they are the exceptions to the rule of change. But yet at the same time, paradoxically, all things change.
The other reason why the fourth absolute can be looked at as an absolute and as a transitional idea is to ensure that there are in fact only four, or three, absolutes. If the fourth absolute—change is the only constant, and everything changes—were fixed in the same way that the first three were fixed, then you could say there are four absolutes, and that would be a statement that would actually be a fifth absolute. Then you could say there are five absolutes, and that would be a sixth absolute, and so on and so on.
So the fact that the fourth is transitional as an absolute is what reinforces, by always referring back to the first three and never going beyond that, that there remain four and only four absolutes—or three.
Think about it, play with it, and thank you for allowing us to play with your minds a little bit in this concept. If you will delve into this in fun, you will find that by examining and exploring this concept of paradox in the fourth absolute, it will open new doorways and allow you to see the unlimited complexity and richness of creation as expressed in the four laws we have just outlined, as they interact with each other to create every possible experience that can be imagined within the mind of the self-aware infinite one. All that is.
So we thank you for allowing us to reflect these ideas to you this day of your time, and in return for the gift you are giving to us, I ask now: in what way may I and my civilization be of service to you? You may proceed with sharing in any manner you so desire.
Questions
Life, Culture, and Experience
Asker: how do you spend your time? Like, do you work?
Bashar: We do not have a 9-to-5 regimen. But we do many different things as we are inspired to do them. And spontaneously and synchronistically, anything that anyone is inspired to do automatically meshes with the mass consensus reality of our world and enhances everything else everyone is also automatically and spontaneously and synchronistically inspired to do.
So we do not have delineated jobs. Each individual is allowed to follow their highest joy, because we know that to do so allows each individual to operate in the most natural way. And to allow each individual to operate in the most natural way automatically reinforces what any individual within such a reality would want to do.
The idea of communicating with other civilizations in this fashion is one of the things that I and many others of my kind will do. We express ourselves through similar ideas of art and music and investigation and exploration of what you would call scientific thought.
But in our evolution, at this time, in that we are moving in our own transition from physicality to non-physicality. we no longer either eat or sleep in that sense as you understand it, though we used to.
Asker: And I uh came back from New York, and um the company that I was working for uh got taken over by the Internal Revenue Service. I lost my car.
Bashar: It doesn’t mean you had no transportation.
Saying you had no transportation is to blind yourself to the possible opportunities of all the different ways transportation might have been provided for you. I found an individual that had a uh an old car. I made a deal on the telephone that if I liked the car, I would buy it. But he used to be a used car salesman. So he was using manipulation and trickery.
Bashar: It is again a wonderful synchronicity in the names you give each other—that very often, of course not in all cases, individuals who have allowed themselves to become named “used people,” “used car salesmen,” used this, used that—perhaps in many ways, if they actually are using other people in a negative way—is because they have been used themselves.
Asker: Well, that certainly uh puts a little forgiveness light on the subject. That’s for sure. Yeah. And at the time, I did not know that he had been a… used person.
Bashar: All right. It doesn’t condone the action, but it does give you more insight into how to recognize vibrations that may not be aligned with your own, and to not necessarily allow them to impact you by buying into their reality.
Asker: Right. And I did not know how to react to him. Oh, all right. And but I did know that I wasn’t going to leave there till I had that car.
I got stuck. I kept uh trying to trying to make him honor the deal, and he kept sidestepping and being a comedian at my expense, though.
Bashar: Bring this into the present. In what way do you feel stuck now?
Asker: A man gave me a beer to drink. It was a hot day, and I sweated the beer out right on my right side of my neck, which I thought was extremely unusual. I’ve been stuck in that area of the right side of my neck ever since. The power isn’t flowing. I breathe in that area more than any other area of my body for all these years. And
But you see, again, that goes hand in hand. Every belief system will bring with it as a complete kit the emotions and everything else that goes with it to reinforce that belief.
This illustrates what we were saying a moment ago: that you felt there was no other choice is simply not that there really is no other choice. It’s simply one of the side effects of believing that there is no other choice. Because you cannot have a feeling without having a belief first. So if you believe there’s no other choice, of course you’re going to feel there is no other choice. And that’s going to bring with it the idea of fear that there is no other choice to reinforce the belief that you have already decided to buy into: that there is no other choice. So every belief is a self-fulfilling prophecy, self-reinforcing, for the purpose of allowing you to experience that belief system only. But if you have a stronger, or shall we say broader, underlying foundational belief that every belief is only a self-perpetuating system unto itself, and that no matter what you experience in any one belief, you can still remember that it’s only a belief and can change your belief and so change your feeling—then you’ll be able to do that. And that’s what you need to remember. You have to have the underlying belief that supports the idea that no matter what you may be experiencing in any one belief system at any given moment, you can always change it because it is only a belief and not empirically true. Remember, we already said what the four laws were. Right? Being afraid and feeling that it cannot change was not mentioned as one of the laws. Okay? So believe me, those four laws are the only four laws. If you didn’t hear us say being afraid and that makes it so nothing can change, that’s a law too—if you didn’t hear us say that, it’s not a law. It’s just the definition. It’s just a composition and a combination of the way you’re using the four laws, right?
There will be conscious memory in time, but most of what was said was for the purpose of allowing the information to play itself out in actions rather than be recalled in words in your head. And the idea to some degree is that you were communicating with a being not from your time. And in some senses—and I will not go into this in great detail now, and please do not necessarily attach a fixed meaning to this because it is multi-dimensional—in some senses you were talking to your own future self, and your future self was guiding you to become who you are becoming. You are pulling yourself up by your own bootstraps, as you say.
it can be connected to what we’ve already talked about in terms of understanding that meeting between apparently two people as a single event that gave rise to the creation of what appeared to be two people having a conversation. Mhm. Think of it that way and you will have a little bit more of an innate understanding of the fact that in some senses you were talking with yourself from two different directions simultaneously.
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