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The Fifth Interview of Dr. Jamisson Neruda
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“My point is that either the designers of the higher dimensional planes or humanity as a
collective could potentially accelerate or decelerate The Grand Portal.”
Sarah: “What if there was a tug of war like the higher beings wanted it sooner and humanity
wanted it later”
Dr. Neruda: “I don’t know. I suspect the higher dimensional beings would listen to the
resistance. I really don’t have an opinion on that one.”
Sarah: “One day, hopefully in the not too distant future, a person will read this interview.
What advice would you give them”
Dr. Neruda: “Everyone has thoughts and emotions. Everyone shares a reality called earth
and the human body. We’re all on the same stage, playing different roles, but the stage
unifies us to some degree. None of us can look across the stage and see a beautiful world of
peace and harmony, or goodwill to all men. It isn’t the reality that encompasses us.
“The question is how do we move closer to a reality that supports our most innate truth,
that I AM WE ARE How do we create a stage and write a play that supports our
transformation into the Sovereign Integral that is in fact what we each are Has religion
shown the way Has spirituality How about science How about our education system
Government
“My point is that nothing that is currently in play is uniting us in equality and oneness. If you
look at everything in your world after you read this interview, you will see that our world is
designed for a very specific function, and this function is to feel separation. It can be as
obvious as the color of skin, gender and different cultures, to the subtler distinctions
between religions and spirituality, but the design is fractal and it infuses everything in this
world in this common unity I have called separation. Ironically, our unity is separation.
“If you agree, if you also see or sense this separation, you might also decide that it’s
escalating, not moving in the direction of unity, but further towards diversification and
distinction, as if the more granular humanity becomes in its information access and
expression, the more it drifts apart into clumps of similarity that feign unity within the
clump, but expresses separation to the whole.
“The leaders of this world, whether they come from political, economic, military, religious or
cultural perspectives, know how to speak the language of unity and oneness, but their
actions are the result of programs that often act in reverse. This isn’t about thoughts and
language. This is about behaviors and actions. People know how to disconnect from their
thoughts and say one thing, and then do another. They know how to feign care, but their
actions demonstrate hollowness.
“This is not an indictment to every standing solution, but nothing has worked. Religion’s
failure has birthed the nihilistic and disillusioned organizations of darkness and occult
experimentation. They feed off one another. It’s symbiotic survival. But what is lost in this is
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