And through your life on the beautiful planet Earth you will discover illusions of separation. It is your right and duty to dissolve these very same illusions. Never are you alone, and never have you been the victim; rather you are always the creator. And this is exactly what we are speaking about today in the topic of Conspiracies; dissolving more of the illusions of separation while realizing your role as the creator in your life.

It probably comes as no news to any of you reading this article that there are many conspiracy theories afoot. From the Illuminati to New World Order; from the Federal Reserve to the Rain Forests; from lab created diseases to the United Nations; from light and dark angels warring at each other for control over the Earth, to extraterrestrials controlling our governments. Are they true, or false? (Don't worry, this article is short and cuts to the crux of all conspiracies.)

We want ask you these two questions:
If we were to say that all of these conspiracies are true, how would you feel? If we said they are all false, how would you feel? If your answer to either one brought up great emotions one way or the other, there is something about conspiracies for you to uncover.

What is a conspiracy? The word itself: "con" means "get to know, learn, get by heart, commit to memory; peruse, scan; differentiate." It also means "direct the steering of a ship from a commanding position." And, together, "with" and "trick." "Spiracy" comes from the Latin root "spirare", which means "to breathe", "spirit." This is also related to "spiral." Breathing together; with breath. Coming together as a affirmation of the life force. That's all spirit really is - breath.

Another angle would be to say that the "piracy" segment means "robber, marauder, of literary or other plundering; attempt; attack (which is related to peril, danger)." In this context, we can also understand this as "robbing yourself with your heart and mind from the opportunity of knowing your Self."

Are there conspiracies? Most definitely, yes. And you don't need a group in order to create the idea of one. You, naturally, conspire with yourself. One way in which you do this is when you separate your consciousness (unconscious, subconscious, superconscious) and pretend that you don't know what the others are doing. Sometimes this has been helpful, because sometimes it's difficult to cope with something right in front of your face. This buffer zone assists in easing up shock, or things more challenging to process. Sometimes, you can use the various consciousnesses in attempts to blame one of these for making a mistake or not seeing clearly - as if you were completely innocent of doing anything inappropriate. It was my unconscious, therefore, I'm clear. It's convenient to have something on which to pin the blame. My goodness, what would you do if all of your conspiracy theories were blown away? Who could you blame? What could you complain about? It would eliminate so much fun in your life, right?

What are some of the dynamics of conspiracies? In the typical understanding of the term "conspiracy," where people of like mind gather to enforce their own agenda or to manipulate others, conspiracies occur when people tend to serve their own best interests, first. Especially those who happen to be in a position of great power, monetarily, politically, or otherwise, and have unresolved issues of fear (and lack) within themselves, often abuse their power.

Now, let's take a brief look at the flip side of the conspiracy coin and to those people who fear there are conspiracies, and that they are victims of them. What do conspiracy theorists have in common? They are filled with fear, blame, anger, a sense of powerless and lack of control and responsibility, and don't see how they have contributed or allowed, either knowingly or by lack of action, to create exactly what they criticize. Massive illusions of separation from both sides of the coin. Look at what one fears the most and you will see where that individual can learn and grow in themselves.