The Physical World as the Pinnacle of Creation

❓QUESTION:
Please explain what it means that “the physical world is the load-bearing structure for Consciousness in general.” What does Consciousness do without the physical world? And why should someone suffer so that someone else does not incarnate into negativity—wouldn’t it be more elegant for us to create this consciously?

❗️ANSWER lee:
Without the physical world there is no “crystallization of ideas.” It is roughly like being able to imagine a chair of this height, this construction, this color and weight…, but not having the chair itself, and therefore having nowhere to sit. Likewise, you can imagine yourself as the driver of a luxurious car, but you have neither the car nor a license to drive it.

That is how the nonphysical also has a multitude of variants of “how it could be,” but does not receive the experience itself. And since there is no experience, there is also no development of these events into something new. If you do not know the taste of cucumbers and tomatoes, you will never invent a type of salad with them, and you will not even think that one can make salads at all, serve them, or complement other food with them.

Thus, the physical world is not a “fall” or an “underdeveloped state”—it is precisely the pinnacle of creation. Abraham calls it “the Leading Edge of Creation.” And people are not the “beginning of consciousness”; they are the masters of the leading edge of creation. And the realization of creation itself extends over millions of years “through the rise and fall of civilizations,” and is not limited to one life in which one must necessarily ascend, otherwise one has “fallen short.”

There is no logic of “suffering” here. You realize a multitude of your tasks “through” a multitude of your lives. When a task is fulfilled in some life, others simply do not need to repeat them. In practice this works so that any of your overarching tasks has a solution in some life. And you, on the contrary, receive “priority access” if you focus on this. That is, one creates a solution and others can use it. And in the end, all together create a multitude of all solutions—that is, it is a relief for all at the expense of all, and not the suffering of one for the sake of others.