Question

A whole realm of controversy has erupted over whether the Earth is round or flat, spurring the term flat-earthers. What’s true here? How would you answer that question?

Answer

The world that you exist in, just as all things, as you see it before you…

Is the glass that sits before you half empty?  Half full?  Where is your perspective?  There isn’t a correct answer because it is dependent upon the individual that is perceiving what they see before them.

Have you observed from above? 

Can you observe from above?  

Can you travel around your planet and observe the entirety of your planet?

One answer is “no” in your physicality.  But in your essence, your divine self, allow yourself to travel around this planet and observe, from your perspective.  As you see it in front of you, it will look flat. But you maneuver to another location and it will again look flat.

But, you are … transversing a globe. 

There is a physical object of Earth that is round.  Dimensionally, how do you perceive it? 

There isn’t one correct answer.  It is from a point of perspective. 

So, it isn’t to challenge those that say it’s flat or those that say its round.  Each is correct dependent upon the observational point at which you see it. This, in itself, is a greater understanding, a greater lesson.  Whether you understand the planet that you exist on to be flat or round, that is just a mere reflection of many things in one’s existence.  How do you perceive those things that challenge you?  Do you only perceive them from where you sit or are you seeing them from a place above where you sit, to see the entirety of the equation? 

The human nature is to challenge all things by only what one knows and has that perspective.  But when you understand that it isn’t, necessarily, the perspective of the humanness that is correct, it is how it is observed from outside of your humanness.  Everything from a conversation to a relationship to an agreement—when you are in the midst of it you only have one perspective, and that is yours.  It is difficult to see the other perspective.  Allow yourself this point of view that is above.  Separate it from the humanness just a moment to see all pieces that are involved.  Now you have the true perspective.  And, yet, it is still your perspective.  But, when you have this overview, this true perspective, and you enter back in your connection, your discernment—the advice, the information, the understanding, would be just a bit different and a bit easier to blend.