Thousand Eyes #0006
“The faith in your heart is not an illusion”
#Poem0006
the universe is mental
the whole creation is in your head
everything surrounding you
is an extension of you
every atom
every living thing
every object
everything you know
everything you don't know
you are me
and I'm you from a different perspective
this nature is illusion
you came from pure love
and with love
you can end the confusion
Hidden Message:
The #Eye0006:
Welcome to The Gallery of The Thousand Eyes and The Mystery Of Reality, this is the sixth delivery, if you are not familiar with the story you can look up the introduction here.
On this round the 'Hidden Link' will be available in the description of the eye on Rarible, however, the page has a password.
You can use the information provided in the #Poem0006 and the 'Hidden Message' to figure out the password.
See you around.
About the Creator
Ruben Alejandro
The gallery of the thousand eyes and the mystery of reality: www.rubenalejandro.com
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