In this lesson we’re going to look at point of view from the perspective of the Akasha.
Point of View as a Spatial Coordinate – The Vantage of the Self in Time, Space, and Dimension
In the Mythica, our point of view is more than just a perspective—it is a spatial coordinate within the vast dimensions of time, space, and self. It is the precise location from which we perceive reality, shaping what we see, how we interpret events, and which aspects of the Creation are available to our awareness. Just as standing atop a mountain reveals a different vista than walking through a valley, our internal state of being determines the landscape of experience we perceive.
Our state of mind, emotional resonance, and karmic patterns define the “place” we are seeing from. When we shift internally—through healing, insight, or transformation—we are not just changing our thoughts; we are changing locations within the subtle dimensions of reality. In this way, our consciousness acts as a traveler, moving through the layered realms of the Subtle Earth, where different aspects of the mythic landscape become visible depending on where we stand within ourselves.
Just as stars in the night sky appear different depending on where we are on the planet, the nature of our reality shifts depending on the vantage point of our awareness. To change one’s point of view is to move through the dimensionality of the self, ascending to higher vantage points or descending into deeper shadowlands. It is from this understanding that we begin to see our personal timeline as a terrain, our myth as a landscape, and our state of being as the position from which we witness the vastness of Creation. The journey of consciousness, then, is not just about thought—it is about movement through the greater reality.
