I am a 25 year old rollerblading DJ with ambitions to take over the Professional Halo universe….my mother would be so pissed at me…..

The one awakes to the beaming light of the universe. We are told that it all started with a flash and loud crashes. It is our collective consciousness awoken. You start to gather information: light, sound, and touch start to come in one at a time. You come to the realization that you are no longer everywhere, but you in one place. You are the one. The one spot consists of where you are, where you are suppose to be, where you will always be, and a place in which you will visit, leave, and return. Wow man, crazy thoughts here. So, you’re telling me this feeling of being at peace, or rest, is referred to as “The One’s Spot”. Yup. As you start to acknowledge the physical realm, and realize that you are no longer capable of previous actions, physical or meta, you start your regression of any memories or feelings stuck in a “previous cycle”. So here you are, for the next 0-10 years, stuck re-learning how to use your body, communicate, and interact with your environment. You won’t always be given help, but you will always be given what you need.  The world you will enter will never be as peaceful as the eternal rest, or the non-physical life. The world will be sub-divided amongst who exactly holds the key to the Creator, or God, of this realm. You will come to know Religion. Considering You are the One, you will feel this unattached feeling from all religion, as you see All religion as one. You will more than likely be immersed into one, but you will soon use your common sense to realize that all questions have the same answers. Funnier thing is when you realize you are the One you already have the answers. It is important that realizing you are the one-true consciousness, that it does not change your experience, or give you some sort of supernatural ability. This is just your understanding of the 3 Realms at work. The Physical, Non Physical, and Eternal Rest. You understand you are here to learn your own lessons, however vast or narrow they be.