Second Question:
Me: In the Cassiopaea material, I came across a session where they say (I'm paraphrasing) that 6th Density STO beings have a much wider view of reality due to their ability or desire to see things "as is" (truth) whereas STS beings selectively choose what they want their reality to look like and thus cannot perceive beyond a narrow spectrum. Since human beings are inherently STS (according to cassiopaeans), is it even possible for us to see things "as is" or at least come closer to it? If so, what steps can we take without ruining our day-to-day lives? I have some ideas but would like to read your take on the issue.
Montalk's Answer: Clearly our 5 senses are currently locked into this reality and, by default, are blind to probable futures. So most people grope in the dark, so to speak, using their past experience, intellect, and instincts to make their way. You will also notice that by default, people are ego-driven and prefer fantasy and wishful thinking to truth. However, just because that is the general trend or starting position for a human, doesn’t mean we are limited to only that. We can definitely stretch beyond our biologically natural boundaries, and some people have done so more than others.
Also, as I mentioned on my site, there’s the issue of being STS but moving toward STO. Other people are being STS and moving toward even deeper levels of STS. This shows that what we are, isn’t all there’s to it. It’s also where we are aiming or striving toward.
So putting those two things together, yes we can move toward increasing levels of perspective and objectivity. There is one major caveat though. From 2003 onwards the Cassiopaea Research Group devolved quite a bit, and one of the traps they fell into was thinking that objectivity was objectivity, or equating facts with truth. They reasoned that since the New Agers were in la la land, in denial of what was ‘really going on in the world’, that by exposing themselves to each and every horror in the news about the latest Iraq War victim they were ‘shocking’ themselves into lucidity, into greater objectivity. The fallacy was in not realizing that there is a difference between truth, facts, information, wisdom, understanding, and knowledge or however you want to define those. Alternatively, something objective on one ‘plane’ may still be illusory compared to a higher plane of higher objectivity.
Therefore, seeing things “as is” — you have to ask, first of all, what constitutes “is” … are we talking about objective reality in the human earthly academically acceptable sense, or a higher metaphysical expanded perspective. Obviously, the more higher understanding you have, the clearer your perception of what’s actually going on. Sort of like a young child watching a magician versus an adult who has researched magic; both will view the act in different ways, and the child will say “I saw him make that dove disappear with my own eyes” and the child would be correct but there’s more to it. So a higher, correct, understanding is what’s needed and for that, I think it’s a combination of spiritual research and spiritual practice, including occult research and everything wide and far ranging to widen one’s perspective and not get trapped in a narrow lower viewpoint.
But to actually perceive things multidimensionally, that’s not just understanding, but it comes from an expanded state of being and that can’t be done in the human body without advanced technology, advanced biology, advanced etheric/astral development, or access to one’s higher consciousness. The 6D STO beings are not only advanced in essence of their being, but they are ‘located’ in a state analogous to a satellite while we might as well be mice at the bottom of a ravine. Mice can’t see the geography without going higher in elevation somehow, and I think the same can be said for us spiritually.
The most practical thing to do, which might only be a millimeter movement toward “as is”, is to be mindful of when we’re looking through the lens of ego/programming and seeking to rise above that and call upon all of our experience, research, intuition, and clear thinking to have some clarity and perspective on things.