Rita on non-3D life and the 3D world

Non-3D life and the 3D world

DeMarco, Frank. Rita's World: A View from the Non-Physical (Kindle Location's 4460). Rainbow Ridge Books. Kindle Edition

(Q) [Charles: "Rita said, 'At any rate, it is those who experience 3D reality who serve as interpreters of 3D to those who have not experienced it'. Would Rita explain more about those beings who have not experienced 3D?  How is 3D life beneficial to them?  Do they use this information to serve as 'helpers' to those who are presently in 3D?  Any other information about beings who have not had 3D experience would be appreciated."]

(A)  All right, but I'm going to disappoint him, I think, because mostly I'm not going to answer the question, for one good reason.  Suppose I tried to paint a picture of life in the non-3D as it applied - or rather, did notapply - to those still in 3D?  What could that be but a theoretical exercise, a speculative venture of no practical use in rearranging your notions of who you are and why you are, with all the practical results that flow from that?

What is beneficial to the non-3D world, as I have explained before, is that the conditions of 3D life allow the creation of non-3D minds that could not have come into existence otherwise.

The creation of compound beings - souls made up of many strands that learned to live together and hence grew into a single habit-system - is unique to the 3D world.  And "world", I remind you, doesn't mean Earth as one planet, but means all of 3D creation.  And "3D creation", I remind you in turn, is one part of an undivided reality. Don't let yourselves step back into thinking of "our side" and "your side".

As to the part of the question about non-3D beings serving as helpers, this is a misunderstanding.  What 3D being experience as "helpers" or angels or higher selves or lager beings can only be - well, how to say it?

(Q)  How about this?  We can only connect to the parts of ourselves that are outside 3D, not to beings that are entirely non-3D, hence anything we get from non-3D beings has to be via our own extension.

(A)  Not quite. Not wrong, but many nuances are wrong. It would be better to say only compound beings can communicate between 3D and non-3D, but in practice since compound beings can also communicate with non-3D beings, it appears more seamless than it is.  Your own non-3D portion of yourself - your larger being of which you are a part -

(Q)  Sorry, lost it in that long parenthetical expression.

(A)  The point is this.  You naturally relate this whole discussion to the 3D world around you.  But really it centers on the non-3D world that is so vastly greater.  We compound beings and products of compound beings and products of compound beings are a specialized breed - the non-3D's hunting dogs, I suppose you might say - but most of reality is not hunting dogs.

(Q)  So, life elsewhere is largely incommunicable to us, and anyway isn't very much our business?

(A)  Anything that interests you is your business, but doesn't automatically mean you can access it.  Nor does it mean an intellectual curiosity is always the most urgent item of business. Let's move on to the next question, as it is connected to this one.

Non-3D's stake

(Q) ["Rita said, 'The non-3D has a stakein the creation of 3D minds, and, therefore, a stake in 3D matters in a way quite different than you in bodies commonly think'.  Would Rita explain how their 'stake in 3D matters' is different that we think?"]

(A)  I explained that their stake is in the creation of new viewpoints in itself.  It has nothing to do with outcomes in 3D except insofar as they make further development easier or harder - or rather, insofar as they point things in one certain direction rather than another.  But Earth is not the only game in town, so it is a mistake to think that everything hinges on what happens in the next presidential election, or in the course of changes in present civilization, or in the rise and fall of races or cultures.

What non-3D cares about

(Q) [Charles: "Rita said, 'No, the list of things we don't care about from this side is extensive!'  What would the list of things non-3D cares about include?"]

(A)  Pretty much everything you care about other than the composition of your character and the nurturance of your soul.  Politics, ideology, economics, technology, religion, science - you name it.  It suppose I should add, "except insofar as they cause or reflect changes in what and who you are".  In other words, we don't care about the results of the latest elections, but if you participated in some way, directly or vicariously, we would care about how that experience changed you.

You have to understand, everything is upside down from the way you think of it. The individual is everything, and the abstract mass - be it class or nation or race or anything - is just a shadow.  Do you think the Democratic Party means anything in non-3D?  If it did, then what of the Czarist Party in Russia, or the popularesin ancient Rome, and so forth?  But any given soul is of unchallenged worth, because it is real, it is a creation, and it is unique.