P.M.H. Atwater > Quotes

“The only real death that ever occurs is when a dream we cherish dies”
― P.M.H. Atwater

“Achieving success, status, and wealth is not a measure of life. Nor is becoming a religious or spiritual paragon of things holy.”
― P.M.H. Atwater, A Manual for Developing Humans

“No matter how wonderful "The Other Side" seems, you cannot stay if it is not your time.”
― P.M.H. Atwater, Coming Back to Life: The After-Effects of the Near-Death Experience

“Did you realize that 90 to 99 percent of what goes on in the universe is either infra (below) or ultra (beyond) our faculties of perception? Because of this, at any given moment, we are only aware of a small fraction of what is happening within or around us. Our perceptual range expands”
― P.M.H. Atwater, A Manual for Developing Humans

“Life is consciousness expressing itself in form. All is alive. All is intelligent.”
― P.M.H. Atwater, A Manual for Developing Humans

“Consciousness has quantum field properties. Because of that, at the most primal level, we are all connected. We are part of, live in, and respond to the same or similar vibrational fields.”
― P.M.H. Atwater, A Manual for Developing Humans

“Smell is the only faculty that accesses the limbic instantly. All other stimuli take longer to register, hence, the importance of odors.”
― P.M.H. Atwater, A Manual for Developing Humans

“Thoughts are just as real as words.”
― P.M.H. Atwater, A Manual for Developing Humans

“Imagination Versus Imaginal The difference between these two is important for us to know. Imagination is intentional fabrication, where we make it up from our own minds, feelings, and preferences. Imaginal is what is presented to us, intact, from and within a world that is as real as what we see, touch, hear, feel, smell, and know intellectually. Imaginal realms exist beyond the three-dimensional world, where things are real in the sense that they are not being imagined for our own liking or benefit. Imaginal imagery has integrity yet exists apart from what we create or control. Let”
― P.M.H. Atwater, A Manual for Developing Humans