The Tao

In the beginning there was dust, atoms, gas, the Tao. As the species evolved over the millions of years of development, the intellect of each descending species increased and therefore the capacity for abstract thought also increased. At some point of development, the species felt a necessity to perhaps bring order to the chaos they lived in along with a guiding principle of concept that would protect and give direction.And the Tao was everything. 

In order for the TAO to broaden its experience, it decided to create this earth existence and divide itself upon it.  The purpose was to gain the greatest diversity of experience. And in order for the Tao to learn, progress, and grow, the Tao chose to break into smaller pieces.  We call these smaller pieces “fragments” of the Tao.  Some of these fragments are us.  You are a fragment of the Tao.  The earth is also one of those fragments, so the earth is a fragment of the Tao.  (Some people use the word “Tao” for God).

The Tao (or some call it "Dow") is the total gathering of information, knowledge, wisdom, energy, etc. It is the sum of all existence, both what you can sense and that which you have no concept of. Everything that is.

Fragmentation of the Tao

We became a fragment of the Tao.

Besides breaking into fragments, a process was developed and created that could help the fragments rejoin the Tao, but in that process, learn and gain experience.  It was the process of going through different experiences and incarnations that would help the fragment, as well as the Tao learn, progress, and grow.   And the most frequent process used for gaining experience, learning, and growing was done at first incarnating, then assessing the incarnation after one dies, then planning a new incarnation experience and then repeating the physical incarnation.  The process is known as reincarnation.

Eventually the fragment has learned and experienced all they set out to do, and then combines with another fragment, being a  dual or combined fragment, then becomes a trio, etc;  Experiencing life in and through a myriad of levels as the fragments then rejoined little by little back to recollect back to the Tao.

Different Planes of the Tao

 There are basically seven planes of experience and they will eventually lead us back to the Tao.   The names of these different planes or levels are called different names by different people or groups.  But these are the names I am familiar with and use:

            (1) The Physical Plane (earth)

            (2) The Higher Self & Astral Plane

            (3) The Mid-Causal Plane

            (4) The Causal

            (5) The Mental Plane

            (6) The Messianic Plane

            (7) The Budhaic Plane

Fragments usually progress through each plane.   Those who have completed lives and experienced what was desired on the physical plane will feel a kind of pull to rejoin their entity on the next level.  This pull is a strong desire and will pull the fragment to the next level and plane.  The fragment then moves to the next level and will begin another journey of learning and progression on that next level.  The progression from one plane to the next plane provides a process of learning and growing as well as recollecting with other fragments and eventually moving back to the Tao.

The Physical Plane

The physical plane is the earth.  It is the place we are born to, the plane we incarnate to. It is where we reside now. 

The Astral Plane

The astral plane is where we prepare and plan our life experience.  It is also the place we return after we die.  According to “Messages from Michael” the astral plane has 3 levels.  The first level is populated by living fragments adept at astral travel and those souls who penetrate this plane accidentally through drugs.  The second level of the astral plane is inhabited by all those between bodies.  The third level of the astral plane attracts old souls who are trying to burn final karma without being reborn. 

Ramth refers to the astral plane as the “Plane of Bliss” and says this refers to the plane of rest where souls get to plan their next incarnations after their life reviews. It is also known as heaven and paradise where there is no suffering, no pain, no need or lack, and where every wish is immediately manifested.

The Mid-Causal Plane

The mid-causal plane is the third level and is the plane where John UK was from.  It is also the level where the group known as “Michael” is based.  The mid-causal plane is the third plane of creation. Souls on this plane usually regroup to triads of energy. 

The Causal Plane

This plane is sometimes known as causal plane.  It is the central, neutral plane of creation that interconnects the three planes below and the three planes above. The distilled knowledge of the universe is recorded there. This is the records generated of everything that happens in the universe, as it occurs. The appearance is that all matter and energy have a sort of built-in digital recording device, storing its entire history in a photographic code, but the records are actually windows into the past. The records show events exactly as they were experienced, so the information in them is raw.  It is not clarified, understood, and assimilated until a consciousness takes responsibility for doing so. Once it is fully assimilated, it is then stored on the akashic plane.

Mental Plane

Mental plane is the fifth plane of creation. Its medium is abstract intellectual energy, emphasizing truth. The infinite soul who incarnated as Lao-tzu, for example, taught from this plane.

Messianic Plane:

The messianic plane is the sixth plane of creation. Its medium is abstract emotional energy, emphasizing love. The infinite soul who incarnated as Jesus taught from this plane.

Buddhaic plane:

The Budhaic plane is the highest plane of creation before being absorbed back to the Tao. Its medium is pure or abstract kinetic energy. We experience the budhaic plane just before fully refocusing our awareness in the Tao. The infinite soul who incarnated as Buddha taught from this plane.

Tao

The Tao encompasses all planes.