In 1994, one of the walk-ins at Starbilderss brought through a technology of consciousness that he called The Looking Glass. You activate this technology by using a simple verbal sequence or code. When you "do the code," you "walk through the looking glass" into a parallel world. This sounds like the idea behind the TV program "Sliders" (first aired in March 1995) and I don't expect you to believe it. But here's the story anyway.
My partner and I were the first to use this tool. At first, we were skeptical — who wouldn't be. Nonetheless, we flipped the switch. We landed in a parallel earth that, not surprisingly, looked a lot like the one we just left. Frankly, it looked exactly the same. There was, however, one difference. It felt completely different; the psychological texture had radically changed. We soon jumped again to another reality, and over time, were jumping often from world to world. Each time the energy was different. In one world, the keyword was sensual. In another, we felt primitive. Still others were so negative that we couldn't wait to leave.
We tried to explain these feelings within a purely psychological context. Yet, that model wasn't big enough. The changes we experienced were much too comprehensive for it to be our imagination. (Unless, of course, we were delusional, which from a third-dimensional perspective, we were.)
What puzzled us was why everything looked the same. The obvious reason was that we didn't go anywhere; we were playing hallucination duets on our brain bongos. However, pretend that we did jump. Plato said that when you're born, all pre-birth memories are erased. In our case, when we jumped, we were "born" into the bodies of fully grown people. Their memories were already in place, and we inherited them. Leaping, though, didn't purge *everything*. How else could we have known that something was different, unless we had another frame of reference to compare it to?
We can stretch this logic into even more unusual shapes. What if we didn't shift from one *human* body into another? Instead, we had jumped from, say, a porpoise body. Stretched further, what if we had just left an extraterrestrial or eighth dimensional body?
Walk-ins and channeled entities travel like that: they project their consciousness into the bodies of others. From this perspective, then, we were consciously walking into another body. Everything looked the same because, to the new brains that we were using (they were new to us), everything was the same. Our presence, however, added a new texture to the body's experience.
Later, we learned about the non-personal benefits of shifting. Whenever we shifted, we would cut an energetic pathway between the worlds. These pathways allow energy and information to flow more readily from one world to the other. The results are enriching for both worlds. Creating many pathways produces a multidimensional web-like effect between the dimensions. (Dimensions, here, means the various frequencies at which worlds vibrate. Now, science uses the electromagnetic spectrum to measure frequency. However, it's possible that another scale exists. Maybe it intersects or runs parallel to the electromagnetic spectrum. We just don't have the instruments to detect it yet.)
What about personal benefits? We went through a series of shifts. Eventually, we arrived at a world where we were living a miraculous life, and we stayed there. We discovered that living a miraculous life is only the beginning. It acts as a base. From there, you can explore the Mystery more deeply. In hindesight, I would note, however, that even in a miraculous life, you will still experiene suffering unless you have transcended all attachments.
Because of our experiences with this technology, we saw how the indiscriminate use of it could be psychologically hazardous. We imagined people becoming lost in nether-earths, bouncing from world to world, desperate to escape, to return home (a la Sliders). To counter this, we thought that we should ask $1,000 for the technology. This would discourage the mildly curious. Three years later, we recorded it on tape and asked $95. We did our best to include sufficient warnings. Now we offer it for free.
Besides having been walk ins, the experiences that the Looking Glass provided have been the most dramatic. It also brought up an intriguing question: Who is the "I" that travels? Are souls playing musical chairs with people's bodies? Probably not.
Say that the true "I" is the Ocean of Existence (God). Unfortunately, our ego — the body consciousness — can't embody the wholeness of this ultimately expanded identity. It exists within the timespace matrix. Perhaps, though, "I" am a projection of higher-dimensional beings, whose awareness rides above the ego (the Watcher?).
Isn't this projecting of consciousness the same as walk-ins? Are many of us (maybe all?), in a diffuse sense, walk-ins? If so, then you can use this technology to consciously trigger the walk-in process.
Well, that's about it. We haven't used the technology lately, because we've reached a "miraculous life plateau." Besides, shifting is tough on the psyche. It's hard work.
If you don't believe this story, I understand. I like facts and proof; however, I can't prove any of it. I can, though, tell you this: If what we experienced was true, then this world we're in now is superior (at least to our tastes) to many alternatives that are out there. We're grateful to be here.
