Last Monday | Heavenletters

Embracing the Illusion-Free Truth: A Heavenly Perspective

In a profound Heavenletter dated March 14, 2026, a divine message was conveyed, challenging the fundamental perceptions of time, space, and our existence within them. The letter, originally published on February 22, 2001, as Heavenletter #116, invites us to reevaluate our understanding of reality and our connection to the divine.

The message begins by asserting that time is not, and if it is not, then it has never been. This perspective dissolves the concepts of past, present, and future, rendering “Last Monday” and “tomorrow” mere markers in space, which itself is also an illusion. Our feet, it suggests, do not truly touch the ground but rather alight on an illusion. This radical viewpoint encourages us to question the nature of our reality and the demarcations we make within it.

The analogy of waves on the ocean is used to describe the human experience within the relative life. Just as waves might perceive themselves as independent entities, humans often forget their true nature as part of the “Ocean of beingness” that is divine. This forgetfulness leads to a sense of separation from the divine, or “Me,” as referred to in the Heavenletter. The truth, however, is that there is no “own” or independent existence; all is interconnected and part of the divine.

The Heavenletter further elaborates that all aspects of relative life are metaphors for our relationship with the divine. Our lives, with their ebbs and flows, symbolize the moments when we forget or remember our true connection to the divine. It emphasizes that concepts like “when” and “where” are illusions, markers of a reality that is not truly there. Consequently, everything we cling to in life is essentially non-existent, comprising ideas in our minds rather than tangible realities.

The comparison of human behavior to that of an old lady packing and unpacking worldly belongings, or a mental patient counting imaginary money, highlights the futility of attaching significance to things that are not real. Instead, the letter advises us to focus on growing towards the Light, a metaphor for awareness and spiritual growth. This growth is not about moving through time and space but about recognizing the illusory nature of these concepts.

The essence of the message is a call to transcend the limitations of our perceived reality. It encourages us to start imagining beyond the confines of time and space, to envision love in its unbounded form, and to recognize our true, unconfined nature. The Heavenletter suggests that what we long for is not love as an object but the fullness and unboundedness of love, which cannot be confined or objectified.

Ultimately, the Heavenletter invites us to see beyond the illusions of time, space, and our constructed realities. It urges us not to be fooled by the artificial boundaries we create and to acknowledge that what is truly real is seen by the heart. The divine is not at a distance but is immediately present, unobstructed by the illusions of separation.

The message concludes with an invitation to “gravitate” towards the divine by rising above the pull of earthly illusions. It is a call to let go of our attachment to the imaginary delineations of life and to embrace the truth offered by the divine. By doing so, we are promised a gift of Truth, with the divine acting as our Champion, Fame, Power, and Glory.

In embracing this heavenly perspective, we are encouraged to lift our eyes and hearts towards the divine call, which is stronger than any earthly pull. This call is not just an invitation but a recognition of our true potential and nature, which is beyond the confines of time and space. As we reflect on this Heavenletter, we are prompted to reevaluate our lives, our perceptions, and our connection to the divine, moving towards a deeper understanding of our existence and the true reality that lies beyond the illusions.

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Last Monday | Heavenletters

Mar 14 2026

(Source: https://rainbowwaveoflight.wordpress.com/2026/03/14/last-monday-heavenletters/)

God said:

If time is not, it has never been. Last Monday never was, nor is there a next, and tomorrow is a marker in space.

Time is not, nor is space. You have never touched space, nor have your feet alit on it. They have alit on an illusion. So what is this illusory demarcation of spaceless time?

You would say it is like the waves on the ocean, but that is figurative, for there is no ocean, for an ocean would be made of time and space as well. The bounding main is a metaphor for the ocean of beingness that We are.

All in the relative life is a metaphor for your relationship with Me. The waves of your life are like the gaps when or where you have forgotten the Ocean of Me, when or where you have become waves on the Ocean that think they are self-existent waves that bob along on their own.

There is no own.

When and where are illusions as well, for they are markers of time and space which are not.

All that you hold on to, for dear life, as it were, does not exist.

You are like old ladies who pack and unpack their worldly belongings. What are their hands treasuring? There are no worldly belongings. There are only ideas in your head. You are like a mental patient who counts imaginary money over and over again and moves his fingers up and down imagined slips of paper and calls them real.

All grows to the Sun. All grows to the Light. Your growing to the Light is done in awareness. Your eyes must alight on the Light.

What does it matter if there is time or space, for they are nothing but ideas, one the same as the other, but seen from different directions. Seeing time is like trying to make multi-dimensional a photo on a page. There is no dimension there to be seen. It can only be imagined.

Start imagining other things besides time and space.

Start imagining love which is beyond the figments of time and space.

Start imagining your unboundedness. What is unboundedness but awayness from time and space?

What is it that your heart longs for? You say it is love, but it is the unboundedness of love. It is the fullness of love that you seek. But the fullness of love cannot be objectified.

You might as well make your marks on air, all the marks you make on calendars. All the corners of your life! All those boundaries! They are nonexistent, but you pretend, and everyone pretends, that they are there.

And what is truly there, you look away from or look askance at.

What is truly there is that which is seen by the heart. And I am in view. You may imagine I am at a distance, but distance is all a manufactured idea like any other. You may see Me at the end of the tunnel, but there is no end, there is no tunnel. There is no distance.

All the passages of life are not passages. You have made waiting rooms. But there is no need to wait. That is one of your chief illusions.

For the sake of argument, agree with the world about the imaginary delineations. Play along, but do not give yourself over to it. Give yourself over to Me. Let Me give you the gift of Truth. Let Me be your Champion. Let Me be your Fame and your Power and Your Glory.

Gravitate, if you must, but gravitate to Me. You gravitate to Me by rising high. Acknowledge the pull of Earth, but rise to Me. Lift your eyes. Lift your heart, for My call to you is stronger than anything on Earth. I am the strongest thing on Earth, but I am also more than that, and so are you, so are you.

Heavenletter #116 Published on: February 22, 2001

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