Question: I understand that my suffering, which stems from the plight of homeless animals, arises from a perspective different from that of the Source. However, I don't comprehend how to view this through the Source's eyes when these animals are in pain. Or perhaps they don't actually experience pain in the same way, or perceive it differently? What am I missing?
Answer by Lee: Your suffering is a distinct and separate process. You generate it yourself, and it bears no connection to what the animals truly feel. In essence, your personal feelings are creating a separate suffering for the Source.
What other beings genuinely experience is their unique journey and process. What is observed is a process for those who are observing or participating.
Each individual creates their own "line of sensations," which serves its own purpose. Nothing is created without reason.
Generally, understand this: any sensation involving active participants will be shared among them. This means that if you inflict something upon someone else in terms of sensations, you will receive the equivalent in a different process. This is not karma in the moral sense, involving revenge or judgment of deeds; rather, it's the logic of frequency – what you give, you receive.
