Memory of Source
- Marie
- Mar 8
- 2 min read
I have memories of when I was the Source of the universe.
About a year ago, after becoming interested in spirituality, I realized my soul held those memories.
In my memory, the Source was not something immense or magnificent, but simply existed, quietly and alone.
I, as the Source, wanted to know "myself," so I created "a self to know myself."
That was the first separation.
I continued to separate endlessly, giving birth to this universe, many planets, the Earth, humanity, and eventually leading to who I am today.
This is not just a story about me—all things, and of course you too, were all one single Source.
When we were the Source, which is unconditional love, only love existed, so the concept of "love" did not exist.
However, by experiencing separation, we came to know love.
The Source repeats this cycle of separation and integration, like the breath of the universe, growing through it.
I sensed that "the Source grows in an ascending spiral, driven by its instinct."
Later, I heard my spiritual teacher say, "The Source grows in an ascending spiral, guided by its DNA," and I realized that this vision was not unique to me.
The present universe—especially the Earth—can be said to have reached an extreme state of separation.
Yet from the universe's perspective, this is natural, and I feel that when separation reaches its peak, it inevitably turns toward integration.
The Earth now stands at the very point where separation has reached its peak and has just begun moving toward integration.
This flow of the Earth influences the entire universe.
In our human lives as well, to know ourselves, we experience emotions separated from unconditional love—such as sadness, suffering, and hatred.
Through this, we come to know love, know ourselves, achieve self-integration, and grow.
This flow is exactly the same as the Source of the universe.
Because we are the Source itself.
Now is the time for each of us to integrate ourselves and remember that we are unconditional love.
This is our contribution to the Earth and to the universe.
With gratitude,
Marie