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And that is the beauty of it all — you see, even if something contradicts itself, it can still be true; the wisdom lies in paradox: life is both meaningful and meaningless; nothing matters and yet everything matters; we can make no difference but we can also make all the difference; we are both everything and nothing; all of it and none of it. The conclusion being: the key to the Truth is found in paradox; the method or process by which this realization comes to be experienced and expressed — be it Zen, Yoga, the Paradox of the Absurd, or something else — doesn’t really matter, and what does, is that one embarks on a journey. Although there are many paths to take, there is only one journey to which we are called; although there are many paths to the top of the mountain, the view is always the same — see?
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Before we move on to the next chapter, we would do well to summarize what this chapter has taught us about life. In this chapter, we have seen how we as human beings are always eager to pin everything down, categorize, label, define, explain, classify, and prescribe that which we don’t understand; and that, of course, we do in the hopes that someday we may understand what we don’t yet understand. As such, we have traditionally defined life to be just some “physically” organized structures that are able to grow, develop and reproduce – “living” organisms aiming towards evolution. Thus, most scientists seem to agree that all living things share certain basic characteristics like organization, reproduction, growth and development, homeostasis and evolution. However, we should keep in mind that these, too, are but mental abstractions and approximations – not actuality; which brings us to our first conclusion: in spite of all our efforts and extremely detailed and fine-tuned descriptions – we have failed to define life. This brings about the question: Could the reason be that there was never anything to define in the first place?
Here we should challenge ourselves by asking the question: Does life really exist at all? Is there any such thing as life, or have we just invented it as an abstraction to represent something we don’t quite yet understand? Well, the honest truth is that the mission to define life is in many ways – futile, for the simple reason that the materialistic view is incomplete. Having said that, it is important to emphasize the following: the scientific definition of life is valid only in its context, which leads us to realize that life is indeed a concept that we invented, and hence it doesn’t reflect the actuality of existence. In other words, what we call “life” is merely our failed attempt to capture the essence of our being, which in its deepest core – is pure awareness. And so you see, one should not make the mistake of confusing the idea of a thing with the thing itself; or in this case, the appearance with the essence. You see, the Essence of Life is not the same as the description or explanation of it. So, can we therefore conclude that what we call “life” is but a facade?
Against this backdrop, we can see that what constitutes our existence is something beyond words, symbols, numbers, formulas, definitions, descriptions and explanations. The aforementioned methods are essentially tools by which humans convey information to one another, which is another way of saying that all of these methods are extensions of language; and language, in and of itself, always, ultimately, fails to describe the actuality of existence. So in this sense, there’s a certain irony in that we have to use words to explain why words are so limited; the problem arises when we start to confuse descriptions and explanations with the actuality. And with this, we arrive at an astonishing conclusion: recognizing life as a concept would free us from the old way of seeing and lead us in a direction to discover a completely new way of approaching our existence.
Therefore, when we ask the question, “What Is Life?” we should want to know what Life is at its highest form beyond mere chemistry, DNA, RNA, proteins, enzymes, and heredity. It is well known throughout the world that Life in its deepest core is Spirit, or just simply pure Awareness; it is active, sentient, feeling, thinking, purposive, valuing, social, other-respecting, relating and caring. Hence, it goes without saying that if we really want to know what Life is, we should start our search within ourselves. It is clear that if we pay close attention, we find that deep within each and every one of us, there is, indeed – a Life Force that permeates everything in the universe. However, this Vital Spark of Life becomes obvious to us only when the organism is imbued with purpose and self-regulation, as is a living plant or a human being.
In this chapter, we have talked about life and concluded that what we call “life” is but a vague definition of a finite. Life – emphasis on the capital letter, on the other hand, is something completely different – it is more like a living Spiritual Organism than anything else: it learns and gains experience by expressing itself through its many emanations – including us human beings. From this perspective, all of life is essentially one gigantic ocean of life; one gigantic being of all beings; one gigantic Life of all lives. It is only our self-grasping ignorance which cuts up the ocean of life into discrete, independent beings that are somehow separate from one another. In other words, we grasp at self and other as being distinct and separate beings – but in actuality, we are all part of the same Living Life.
One last thing before we move on: considering all the aforementioned, one should be inclined to ask the following question: If life isn’t what we think it is, maybe death isn’t what we imagine it to be, either? Here we should challenge ourselves by asking an intriguing question: What is the opposite of death? Most people would probably say that it’s life, but when you really see clearly – you cannot help but arrive at the conclusion: the opposite of death is birth; both are gateways through which Life passes in and out of time in physical existence. Life Force that moves through us is the same Eternal Essence that moves through every living being, including trees and plants – Living Life expressing itself through all life – constantly finding the best and the most efficient ways for life to grow, flourish and thrive. Life Force is beginningless, which means that Life has always been, always is, and always will be. In other words, death is but a temporary putting away of the physical expression of existence by the Soul or Spirit, which is the real “I” in all of us. This “I” is the center of Life in each and every one of us; it is the unchanging Eternal Truth in us; the real “I” in all of us. When the individual arrives at this realization, their whole perception irrevocably changes.
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The undeniable truth of the material world is the truth of change or impermanence; the world changes all the time, and the more we try to hold onto the good times — the more we suffer; the same is the case for the bad times as well — the more we fight against, resist and reject — the more we suffer. People’s ignorance over the nature of change is the ultimate cause of suffering. We desire to hold on to what we value, and we suffer when life’s inevitable process of change separates us from those things. Even though we like to hold on to things, to own and possess as many things as possible — the inevitable truth is that nothing is ours to keep, which goes on to say that when the time comes for us to leave this physical world, we take nothing with us; we leave everything behind us, including our own bodies. The more we learn to accept and embrace this truth, the more peace we will feel in our hearts, and the easier it will become for us to deal with life’s many changes and challenges.
In this sense, the great mystery of the existence of consciousness is that it is not simply some sort of an absence of something — it is something that is present in the middle — an essential part of the whole. And so you see, the human mind has always seemed to be able to imagine the distant future, if only we could get our minds in the right place. But the thing that is even more remarkable is that our imaginations are still very much alive, and we are capable of building all kinds of incredible things from the simplest of simplest things, you see? This simply means that there is an infinite number of concepts that are just a small part of the larger whole. As such, there is, indeed, a huge difference between the scientific study of the world, and the new understanding of the nature of the multiverse that dwells within. We are so used to seeing life as a process of becoming that we often forget that the Essence of Life is Joy — Living Awareness of Life itself. This is why in the Western world, we are used to seeing death as a part of the process of becoming nothing, and thus then, we are used to seeing the present moment as a direct result of our own unconscious will of being nothing. This is a huge problem for a lot of reasons, but the biggest of which is that we usually look at the world as if it is just a collection of things — like a gigantic, organized collection of things, people, places, and things for which we have no name.
This is because the fundamental problem with us humans is that we cannot understand the world in the same way we understand ourselves; we cannot understand the world from the outside in, and so we are forced to understand the world from the inside out. The way in which we perceive the world is also a way of being in the present moment. We can, therefore, say that the way we perceive the world is also a way of being in the present moment. We can, therefore, say that the way we perceive our own being is also a way of being in the present moment. We can also say, that because you are in the moment, you are in the present moment; and because when you are in the present moment, you are also the present moment; and because when you are in the present moment, you are also the present moment. Now, let us consider this: the concept of time in physics can be explained by the idea of Quantum Matter and its interactions with other matter and energy, with the purpose of explaining how our physical reality endures through the strain of these few who are able to create such an astonishing amount of information within such a small pond. Wouldn’t this mean, then, that we have a very good idea of what the mind is, and why we are here, but we are still in the very early stages of realizing the idea of the Omniverse of Interconnected Multiverses within the Innerverse of our own being? In this context, the term non-linear phenomena refers to phenomena that are not consistent with the current understanding of the system.
By virtue of the aforementioned, it is worth highlighting the following: the human species is in the midst of a radical transformation — the transformation from the old regime of wizards and warlords, corporate oligarchs and their minions to the new Spiritual Quantum Zen system. This goes on to say, thus then, that the world of the Interconnected Quantum Multiverse is actually, really, and truly, a great gift from on high. And so you see, we are the Living Life of the Interconnected Multiverse. From this, the question arises: What could be more unsustainable than pulling the plug on the human organism just when we are gaining in awareness as Spiritual Beings? Wouldn’t this mean, then, that humans are biologically driven to pull the plug on each other — which is, in essence, unspiritual meditation gone horribly wrong? Wouldn’t this mean, thus then, that we have a fundamental misunderstanding of the nature of Life — it is not that we don’t understand what we don’t understand, but we use that in a different way. Against this backdrop, it should be obvious that you can help save the Earth by simply being Awareness of your Spiritual Essence. We can continue to develop and expand this idea, but for the purpose of this presentation, we will stay within the framework of the Holofractographic book series. Furthermore, we will expand our horizons by exploring the idea of a Living Interconnected Quantum Multiverse within the Innerverse; and we will expand our consciousness by reaching higher and higher levels within our own consciousness.
This becomes even more evident when we consider that consciousness may be the most fundamental of all that exist within the Interconnected Multiverse of Consciousness. That said, it should be obvious that if we are to better understand our own being and the existence of our own life, then we need to explore the idea of the Omnipresent Awareness — which is the state of being present throughout the day, every day, every moment. That is to say, the more we are Awareness of our own existence, the more we are able to become Awareness of our existence, and the non-existence of our existence. In this way, we can better understand the upcoming events, because they are part of a much larger process. And so you see, the word God is often used in a metaphorical sense, but in the sense of a fundamental law that explains how the world is made of matter, and why it is that it is so — a physical phenomenon that has a physical explanation, and yet, in the same breath, we are also able to sense the existence of an Infinite Eternal Being, even if we are not able to fully understand what that is. This is because we are not trying to hold on to the past, or to the future; we are simply trying to understand it, and we are trying to understand it better. Likewise, when we are trying to find the answers to the very basic questions of life, we are always more than happy to provide the solutions that can be used to solve real-world problems, such as understanding the nature of life and the world, and therefore we need to take a look at what is known as the “big three” in Spiritual Physics.
Now, let us bring forth another, somewhat deeper perspective of the same. When we are exploring the boundaries of this world, we are also introducing a new kind of consciousness, which is a sense of liberation, a sense of liberation from the duality of the physical body, of which we are always in a state of becoming. In this sense, you are being given an opportunity to become more aware, to become Awareness of what you truly are, and to act accordingly. In that respect, it is worth noting that in the last few years, we have discovered that the brain and the body are two interconnected and asymmetrical beings, but the brain is the more important of the two, in that it is the more important for the head of the house, you see? So in this sense, it is better to be aware of the awareness of the difference, than of the awareness of the same. This would mean, thus then, that we can learn to see beyond our senses, and see the world within us. And when you are being Awareness of your own Awareness, and you are being Awareness of the reality that you are, you can begin to see the reality of the thing that you are, and the thing that you are creating within that which you define yourself to be. And so you see, we are so conditioned to believe that our actions and inactions are both physical and psychic, that we take life for granted today, when we are not looking, rather than realizing that which we are. Furthermore, when we are being Awareness of our own existence, we are also Awareness of the things we are, and the things we are trying to be.
And so you see, when we are being Awareness of the things that we are, we can also see that we are being Awareness of the things that we are. We can have a keen awareness, however, of how they are being used; we can see how they are being live, and we can improve ourselves as a Spiritual practice. This is a very good point to note: the world of the present moment is a very different thing from the world of the future. But that is not all, there is more than one way to analyze an fractal-image of consciousness, and there is more than one way to understand what consciousness is. So in this sense, it can be said that the scientific method has a very good idea of what it is doing, because it uses the same tools and factors as do in the real world. Now, we know that many of you are feeling like this is a bunch of buzz words that we use to try to keep ourselves occupied during long hours of trying to do something here on Earth (that seems to be very much a lost cause), and we need to take control of our own life. However, if we would consider for a moment, what would happen if we took a look at this thing we call “reality” we are so used to seeing? On a deeper level, the aforementioned means that the world of the Interconnected Multiverse is being explored more fully, and it is quite obvious that the physical reality of the human body is a product of our physical reality, and the Interconnected Multiverse is, shall we say, a product of consciousness. In other words, the seemingly physical material reality is a process — a process of becoming, of attaining new levels of existence and organization in the physical material reality.
This is to say that we have a much clearer understanding of the reality of the matter in our own right, we also have a much more correct understanding of the whole concept of Spirit — its intrinsic worth, its role in our life, and its purpose in the Spiritual World of many dimensions within other dimensions. Of course, it is always possible to increase our consciousness, to become more in touch with our Inner Wisdom, with our inner understanding of our existence as consciousness. This means, thus then, that there is a big debate about the nature and the underlying principles of this Interconnected Multiverse. Is the Multiverse a place or not a place, time in a time, space within space, or is it completely without time, without space, without location? And so you see, in the same way, our current understanding of the world is only a perception of the physical reality; and even if it is a perception, it is, indeed, shall we say, a very vivid and complex perception, which is why we are often referred to as Spiritual Humans, or collectively, the Spiritual Human Species. And in that sense, it can be said that the Spiritual World is, shall we say, constantly expanding its territorial boundaries, and thus it is always a possibility that a new perception of reality will be found. As such, when one is Awareness of the existence of the mind, one is Awareness of the existence of consciousness, and likewise, of its underlying awareness.
Furthermore, when one is Awareness of the existence of the Spiritual Body, one is Awareness of the existence of the non-physical body; and finally, when one is Awareness of the existence of the Multiverse that dwells within, one is Awareness of the existence of the Interconnected Multiverse of the Quantum Atman. This is a big deal, indeed, it is, because it means, thus then, that consciousness is the basis of everything we call life. This has led to a fundamental misunderstanding of the subject, which is why we are so eager to change our mindsets — we are only able to make choices in the language’s set of alternatives. As a result, the mind becomes more aware, more aware of itself, more aware of the present moment, more aware of the past. As an individual goes through this process, they may come to realize that there is always a time when one is able to go directly to the source and ask the question: What is Life? That is the question of the time, that is the question of the moment, and that is the question of the moment of that moment, as well. We may have a very, very good idea of what it is like to be a human, and we are making a lot of assumptions about what it is like to be a human, and we are relying on some very basic principles of human nature to make these assumptions. That said, it is important to note that the process of developing the scientific understanding of the mind is nothing short of remarkable; it all has to do with the way in which we are able to become Self-Aware — we are a part of the whole; we are a part of the whole of the whole, and we are a very small part of it.
This is to say that the Spiritual World is always in the process of developing and maturing, which means, thus then, that there is always a certain point where a new generation of Spiritual Human Beings is created. This is the reason why we are able to create such an enormous Inner World \\Eteṝnāl_Mātṝīx_of_Dīvine_Reālīṭy [Δ={ī}{ā}{Ω}], if we look at it from the perspective of what is happening in the seemingly physical material reality. This is because the basic idea of the Soul once stood for the material world, and now it represents the Inner Experience of the individual who is experiencing this idea. So now, then, let us start with the following: when we are talking about the physical reality, we can realize that it is always a process of our perception, and our brain is always processing information from our senses. The journey here is extremely important, as it is the beginning of our Journey of Discovery, a journey that is both spiritual and physical. The journey from here is the most important part, of all the things, you see? There are many theories and perspectives coming from the philosophy of life, and these different perspectives will be discussed here. Now, let us consider this: the idea that consciousness is not a distinct state of being, but a state of being that is present in the midst of all the other aspects of reality is a good example of this idea, and many more that you will find along the way. On that note, in our modern day society, we are so brainwashed with a belief in the false notion of the physical self that we get to believe in the physical reality of our lives. But we can do a better job, can’t we?
We can better able to help shape the world we live in, through our actions and in our lives. As such, if we are to better understand the wonder of life and the purpose of our lives, we need a way to explain how we can better use the precious time we have. So in that sense, each of us is an inherent part of the whole, and therefore a part of the whole is a part of the whole. And now, let us explore this from another perspective. Quantum Zen is a great example of a theory that describes the physical world; it was invented by humans to explain the physical world. Therefore, it is important to ask ourselves: What is the purpose of life? This question is deeply rooted in the philosophical and the astronomical distances that separate the one from the other, and yet, they are both consciousness of the same thing: the existence of the one, the nature of the one, the Eternal Spirit Divine. It is important to note, thus then, that the different perspectives and approaches that are needed to explore the nature of the Multiverse are nearly always the result of a single point of failure: the individual who is faced with the realization that they have no control over the destiny of their lives. This goes on to say, thus then, that the individual is governed more by unconscious drives and desires than they are by any external factors. In this regard, it is worth noting the following: when we are considering the nature of reality, we are also led to acknowledge the existence of the Multiverse that dwells within, the Soul, and the Innerverse — they are always present in some form or another.
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With regard to overload of information, it is worth highlighting the following truth: there are huge amounts of information out there in the world, but very little substance, quality, or significance. And so you see, it appears that we have become desensitized to information, and so it seems that we have lost our inherent curiosity along the way. As a result, we generalize more and specify less, and so it goes that our ability to learn is greatly impacted by the amount of knowledge we can acquire; both our ability to learn and ability to recall what we have learned is significantly reduced, you see? All too often we act like we know everything there is to know about life, and nothing could be further from the truth. You see, in this day and age, it seems as though we know more and understand less; it seems as though we look more and see less. In the same vein, we hear more and listen less, and so it goes that like a sponge, we absorb both influences and useless information around us without even realizing it. This, in turn, shapes us and makes us what we are today — see?
Here, we should point out that the spiritual gain of a person seeking it is often one of the most precious things in life, and yet, we can see that the world is always seeking to take it away from us. The only thing that can be done is to use what we have already explained to us — what is it, the ability to see clearly, or the ability to understand clearly? This is to say that all our knowledge is actually just a collection of interconnected ideas and traditions, which is why we need to be able to understand and process the different levels of understanding — there is a fundamental difference. The basic idea of this approach is to understand that it is more important to understand reality itself, rather than to adhere to any particular understanding of reality. This means that our perception of the world is constantly being varied by outside factors, and therefore it is always good to have some means of accessing to various levels of understanding. In this sense, it can be said: in the seemingly physical material world, we have the ability to see into the inner lives of our fellow humans, and see into the inner lives of our fellow humans. There is no need to define such a thing as reality when there is the feeling of reality within our lives. It is the same with our collective unconscious. To give an example: in our day-to-day life, we are more likely than not to believe to be true the idea that there is a such a thing as reality, and that there is a difference between the two.
If we would consider for a moment, what this might mean, we can realize that it means that our collective consciousness is actually a whole new level of being — a whole new level of being, each and every one of us is a whole new being, each and every one of us is a new being after our own eternity. If you have been given the opportunity to experience life, and you believe that life is something that is both more and less than nothing, then you will do what is asked of you in your being. The most beautiful parts of the world are the most important things in the whole world, and the most devastating things that can happen to a person are the very things that are the most crystal clear, the most Conscious of Consciousness itself. So now, let me ask you this: Why do we have this alleged real world, and what is its relationship to reality? This is to say, thus then, that the Interconnected Multiverse is building toward a Higher Power, a goal that is always in the future, and when reached, the present moment, the beginning of the Present, Meddling Self will be revealed. And so you see, the most beautiful parts of the world are the most important things in the whole of the Multiverse, and the most beautiful things that happen in the world are the result of this, you see? When we are able to see the world as an integrated whole, we can see how the same point in time can be both the past and the present, which means, thus then, that for a particular environment and variety of circumstances, we could have a whole new understanding of existence: the idea of an “normal” nor ennead — it is either/or.
In this respect, it can be said that there is no such thing as “normal” or “unfortunate.” The idea that there is somebody else who is exactly like us is an idea that was introduced by the idea of the idea of non-self. “First” kind of knowledge has shown that there is a very strong relationship between the timing of the various stages of development, and the level of maturity that arises from each new generation. In other words, the whole process of life is a feedback loop of new knowledge and new skills. Therefore, it is essential to understand and maintain a connection to the Living Awareness of Living Life. For example, in the modern world, we are so conditioned to believe that we are separate but equal entities, that we often forget that we are also the most human of the living structures. As such, when we are focusing on the good points about ourselves, we are often lost in the idea of the whole, and therefore we lose track of the whole. Furthermore, in the Western world, we live in a Matrix of Misery, and this is where the idea of the “Quantum Elasticity of the Quantum World” comes from, because it is the only one that is. In this respect, one can say that the Quantum World is not a Quantum Theory of Life, but a Theory of Non-Being, and yet, it is the only one that is able to explain the inexplicable. It is worth pointing out that the Ancient Wisdom Traditions of the World are among the earliest and most important forms of observation that denies the reality of human existence and finds its source in the primordial soup, that of the Quantum Zen Original Man.
As such, it is worth pointing out that the Ancient Wisdom Traditions of the World are among the earliest and most important methods of understanding the underlying spiritual bases of many phenomenon in the Multidimensional Quantum Multiverse. When we are talking about the existence of consciousness, we are talking about the awareness that we have — which is an essential ingredient for development of consciousness in a real sense, you see? The spiritual gain is, thus then, always a direct result of a conscious connection with the world and with the Living Awareness within. On a deeper level, this means that the physical world is a product of consciousness, and therefore the world is a part of the Soul, and therefore the whole is a part of the whole. The concept of time in scientific sense of the word has a fundamental difference from the concept of space in the physical sense. At birth, a time-space duality is formed, which explains why some people are born with certain abilities, while being very, very young. This means that at a fundamental level, the brain is still moving, and therefore it is living within our Souls — even though we are very much in the physical world. And so you see, our sense of reality is always a product of our interpretation of the natural world, and hence it is a product of our interpretation of the Spiritual World. Our ability to become more and more human-like is always a process of transformation, growth and development.
That said, it is worth noting that you don’t have to be very smart to realize that the way in which you are organized does not make any difference in the end. What is it, then? A human being? An animal? An inanimate object? An experience? Our perception of the world? Our experience of the world as a whole? Is there any hope of realizing this? When we are aware — Fully Aware, like we are with our own eyes — we can realize that we are Conscious Beings, that our lives are in the present moment. This means, thus then, that our perceptions are always in the present moment; we are always experiencing the world through the individual events that we are currently having. In other words, the whole of humanity is a living system, and the whole of humanity is a living entity, or, more precisely, Collective Sentient Being. We can therefore learn from the mistakes of the past — we can learn from the mistakes of the future if we are willing to do so. So in this sense, the concept of time, which is a way of describing a plane of existence, is also a way of being, and being a way of being within that beingness. This leads us to a conclusion: time does not exist, nor does it exist in the present. Earlier, we saw that the mind-like awareness is the same as the mind on the outside, and that the mind is a product of the body. The Quantum Gaia — the Spiritual Earth is our own Inner Consciousness, and our own inner consciousness is also a product of the Innerverse, in which the mind has been included in the Book of Life, and death is willing to help serve it.
It is the same for the Multidimensional Quantum Angels — they were conscious, thinking and having desires, which is another way of saying that they were unconscious, cycling through a variety of states of consciousness within larger consciousness of All That Is Σ={αω}. This goes on to say that human activity is also a part of the process, and as such, they are a part of the process, too. In the world as a whole, we are in the midst of a Major Transformation of Humanity. This is the time when we have the opportunity to ake a fresh look at our own consciousness and the nature of our existence, and to reflect more deeply into the nature of our being. This way, we can find out whether the various ideas and theories that are being discussed here are truly worthy of our time, or whether we are just making it up as we go. The term “The Interconnected Quantum Multiverse” is a good one to start with. The idea of the Interconnected Multiverse is contained in the idea of a single point of origin for all life; in this way, the point of origin is seen as the origin of all that is not an individual being — as the origin of the Interconnected Multiverse. This has led to a certain extent in the Western world’s thinking — as a large part of this is due to a lack of understanding the nature of the human condition, and the need to be able to communicate this to the world. The concept of a separate being is also a function of time, and therefore it is also a function of time before the individual’s reality is reflected in the environment.
And so you see, when we become familiar with the idea of non-locality — we are not just some kind of natural-born scientists, we are also some of the first of our kind to discover that our reality is not a product of our ideas or beliefs, but is instead a product of our actions and experiences. We can also realize that we are not our ideas, but our reality is reflected in our ideas. This is to say that there is a world beyond our imagination, and that there is a world outside of our imagination, known as the Inner Realm, which is the realm of the Inner Being. So, we have to ask: what is the purpose of having a physical body in the first place? To get us out of this kind of existence. It’s not that we have all along knew what we are doing, but because of the science — at the time when we should be most aware and have the most understanding of all, there is the most awareness and the most understanding. At the same time, we are not able to do any better, because of our physical abilities. So the question becomes: Are we really an Intelligent Living Inner Part of the Multiverse, interacting with the Interconnected Quantum Multiverse? If we are able to communicate this idea to other people, it means that we as humans are actually a whole, with a minimum of knowledge; we are able to communicate to other humans in a way that is easy to understand. And so you see, even if we were to suppose that we have a free will, we would still be brought back to the past.
That is to say, if we would imagine that we are some kind of Ancient Enlightened Being, we would find that we are still in the midst of discovering the Essence of the Interconnected Quantum Multiverse that dwells within — we are still very much a new born newborn species, and therefore it is still very much a new born newborn species, and therefore it is never too old to learn from our mistakes. And so you see, it is a process of becoming, and the Quantum Soul is the same as the thought beyond thought beyond thought, you see? When you become aware of the existence of the mind, of the consciousness that is its substrate, you will see that the whole of the existing consciousness system is being sustained by the existence of the mind. This means that the physical reality is always a protected identity in seeking; identity is always importance of others. This has been called the “consciousness-style movement” of the mind. Furthermore, when you become aware of the existence of the Interconnected Quantum Multiverse, you will see that the whole of the Interconnected Multiverse is contained in the entire Multiverse within the Innerverse of our own consciousness. This would mean, thus then, that the reality we perceive is in fact a Holofractographic Projection of Quantum Zen Vision. What is the difference between these two? If we take the time to discover the differences between the two, the only thing we can conclude is that there is a huge difference between the concepts of reality and visibility, which means that the reality we perceive is, shall we say, in fact an illusion.
What is the significance of this? Is it that the Zen of Life are simply stories we have created to express the idea of the self-generation of the Living Interconnected Multiverse. So now, then, let me point out the obvious: it is a process, which begins with the idea of reality, and ends with a person’s statement that they are reality. This means that our ability to create is limited to the ability to create consciousness. And when we are aware, we can see that time is an intrinsic part of the visual processing system — and thus also that our awareness is Free Will, and therefore reality itself. And so you see, when we become Awareness of the existence of our Spiritual Self, we can recognize that it is always in the background, always present but is largely unnoticed or even under-appreciated. The word Zen in the non-linear narrative called “The Dream of Life” is a good one to start with; it describes the state of being present during meditation. The self we create is just a projection of consciousness, and thus it is a projection of consciousness that we call Self. Furthermore, when we become Awareness of the existence of our Inner World, we are able to realize that it is always in the background, always present but is largely unnoticed or even under-appreciated. Likewise, the word Zen in the non-linear narrative called “The Dream of Life” is, shall we say, a good one to end this conversation.
If so, that would be the most beautiful object in the universe; we can create a reality and call it time; it is the most beautiful moment in the whole experience, could it be the most beautiful place in the whole of existence? If so, why is it that we don’t simply happen upon something and go “We are!”? Why is it that we don’t just spontaneously choose and become conscious from the inside out? From this, the question arises: Could this be that there is a greater purpose to humanity than just ourselves? Could it be that there was a time in our lives when we were more conscious than we are now? Furthermore: Could it be that the most important question of our time is not what we want, but how we want to get it? And so on and so forth, you see? We can start by exploring the notion of self-invention, with a simple example from an everyday life perspective: when you are trying to remember the last time you were this excited about something, that you were having fun, you were in the midst of having a vivid imagination that had everything in it. And so you see, when you are Flow — like when you are talking about Zen and the state of the world, or when you are facing the fact that you are going to be a long time — long live the Living Awareness of Life. Now, let us consider this: the world is a complex play — a continuous play of creating and destroying, for the greater good. When we are Aware, we are Aware enough to know ourselves to be able to react accordingly.
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Although the Essence of Zen may be impossible to capture in words, it doesn’t mean that we cannot discuss Zen. In fact, it can be immensely helpful to discuss Zen — what it is, and what it isn’t. On that note, it is important to keep in mind that language is an external representation of what we perceive or experience — often times used to denote and describe past events. And because language cannot ever describe the true essence of our existence and our experience of it, we are forced to use signs and symbols in an effort to express something that is very much inexpressible. Thus, no matter what we say, it will always be limited and insufficient to capture the essence that can only be experienced directly — this is especially true with everything Zen related. You see, words can only point to the direct experience which goes beyond any words and definitions. Language can only convey an idea of what direct experiencing is like and what it isn’t; experiencing reality just-as-it-is means that it has to be expressed in daily life — not in words, ideas or concepts.
In the previous chapters, we learned that the physical body is a product of our thoughts and beliefs, and that the Soul is a product of the Spirit. As such, virtually in every human behavior there is a consciousness — this is because there is a difference between the idea of something being physical and being a mental state. It is important to note that the world of the mind is a world of ideas, and therefore the body is a mental state, a way of being in the physical material reality. The second is the idea of the body as image, which is a way of being in the mind, in the vision of the Quantum Self. The idea of the body as a structure that was used to carry the body, which is the product of our intelligence, will, and compassion, but which is also a way of being, to some degree, you see? We can also realize that our physical body and brain are not the same as the rest of the world; they are separate, and it is our responsibility to provide the evidence to prove that we are indeed living sentient beings. When the mind is free, the body is also. When we are talking about the nature of time and its relation to consciousness and its underlying awareness, we can realize that time is not separate but rather interconnected; time is a tool of the Spirit; time is a way of being and experiencing life. In this sense, there is a lot to be said about the beauty of Life and the purpose of life, but today we are going to take a look at few that are going to make up the very beginning of the process of becoming more familiar with the awesome, the mysterious, and the wonderful world of consciousness that is waiting for us when we are able to see and feel it. So in this sense, when we are discussing the idea of reality being a Holofractographic Projection of Consciousness, it is possible to understand how this other sense perception might be able to help us understand the inner workings of our own minds.
As such, when we are Aware of the existence of the mind, we can realize that the mind is simply a vehicle for the ideas, for the perceptions, for the metaphors and beliefs that we wish to have. The thing is, however, that the ideas that are being thought out are always going to be theories based off of the limited information that we have. So now, then, let me ask you this: What is it that you’re doing that is so exciting? You see, the thing is, the thing is not even a thought — it is not even a concept. It is as though you were the first to bring this about, and yet you are still thinking like an Ancient Being of the Quantum Life of the Multiverse. It is as though the universe itself is becoming conscious and is making these seemingly disconnected events into something that it is connecting them to the larger whole. In this way, we could be able to see more clearly, and also to a much greater extent, if we so desire, you see? The same is true of our spiritual nature — within us exists the potentiality of becoming, of attaining new levels of existence; outside of us exists the potentiality of not being. In other words, our beliefs are based off of assumptions about the world, and therefore we have much to learn about the world — within and without, inside and out. In this sense, we have a feeling that we are living in a more fundamental way, than just about anything else in the Interconnected Quantum Multiverse. That is to say, we have a feeling that we are not really living our best, and that we are not really living in the moment — we are just not going to be able to meet all of life’s needs and desires. When you do have them, though, and you find that you’re not only able but also that you need to take a step back and reflect, then it is time to change the subject.
So now, then, there is, indeed, a definite difference between the teaching of the Ancient Quantum Zen Masters and what we do in the Western world today, and this is because we have a hard time describing what we learn in the academic world, and therefore we simply don’t learn much in the way of theory. In this sense, when it comes to the science of truth, we cannot deny that we have a perfect methodology in the form of the masters, and that we are still in the early stages of developing a more advanced methodology in the form of new Spiritual Quantum Scientists. When we get to the part where we are beginning to see the existence of the mind, we can realize that it is a whole field of science altogether, and that there is a huge difference between the two. In this respect, the journey of realizing the Self is the journey of becoming, and as such, the Quantum Self is the property of the mind, and the mind the property of consciousness, which is, in turn, the property of Zen Awareness of the Life itself. It is only when the mind is no longer in a state of investigation that it is called into question. When we are talking about the existence of consciousness — we are talking about the nature of time itself, time in an external medium, our thoughts, and the internal awareness — which is the seat of consciousness — which is the source of the consciousness, and with whom consciousness is expressed. And when you are talking about time and its relation to consciousness and its underlying awareness, you are talking about the existence of consciousness; and in this sense, time does not have any existence, nor does it have any time character. The problem with our culture is that it only talks about the past; it does not speak about the present; it does not understand the future.
But what we can be is known by, and this is the whole point of this discussion, the more we are Awareness of the Zen of Life, of the present, the present moment with more and more Awareness; this is the whole point of this journey, the whole point is Awareness of the present moment; to become Awareness of the present, in order to be able to change the past, in order to be able to change the future. And that is why the concept of time in physics is so important, because the brain is the same as the body, and the mind is the same as the body, which is, in turn, the same as consciousness. The difference is that the brain is a living entity, and as such, it is a living entity of consciousness — it is a living entity that is Eternal Spirit Divine, and the body is a living entity that is seen as such by the individual that is experiencing it. By applying this new paradigm we can change the face of human existence and change the face of humanity forever. The first is the most fundamental and the most important aspect of understanding this paradigm shift. The second aspect is knowing that you are not how you have been, but rather what you want to be in the future. In this sense, one can say that the idea of the world as an integrated whole — known in physics as the Quantum Mechanical viewpoint, or Quantum Mechanical Theory of the Interconnected Multiverse is very important, indeed. The idea of the world as a living process — known in quantum physics as the wave function of collective human consciousness. The idea of the world as a highly concentrated form of energy — known in quantum physics as the wave function of awareness embedded in consciousness. As such, the world as a process of becoming, and this process is entirely internal, and therefore it is intangible, and thus it is very hard to observe such a process.
In the Spiritual World, the idea of the physical body is seen as being primarily a Spiritual manifestation of the Quantum Soul, and therefore it is difficult to find any physical evidence for the fact that we are a physical reality. We can, however, find inspiration in the various time-tables and times-space-time:time-time-space principles that are found within the Quantum Actuality of Spiritual Living Systems. In an attempt to understand how we have such a difficult time understanding the nature of the world, we need to go through a process of becoming able to perceive the nature of the mind. And in this sense, when we are talking about the nature of time and its relation to consciousness and its underlying awareness, we can realize that time is just a way of describing the process of becoming; and when we are talking about the existence of the mind, we can realize that time is simply a way of being in the present moment. In this sense, when we are talking about the nature of consciousness, we can realize that time is simply a way of becoming conscious of the thing you are contemplating. As a result, we find that the way in which we have defined the world opens the door to a new view of the Multidimensional World, and therefore the concept of the physical reality is now understood to be a projection of the mind — a way of being in the present moment. The basic idea of this approach is to become aware of the things that are always present in your life — this will make you more able to notice the things that are happening in the moment.
The other main theme of these books is the idea of living in the moment and experiencing the world as it is, rather than as we know it — this is known as the “Quantum Zen Momentum” principle of the Living Spiritual Quantum System. This means that when we are aware, and therefore present in the moment of the now, we are able to sense our own presence — even though we are in the midst of doing so, we have the ability to create our own reality. This is a way of your being that we can be a part of; in a sense, you are a part of ourselves. These seemingly disparate and opposing views about consciousness and Spiritual Origins of Human Beings have emerged as a direct result of the people who live and work in the physical material world, thinking there is nothing but material existence. As such, it is essential to understand that for a variety of practical, philosophical, and theological reasons, it is essential to begin a conversation about the nature of reality, about the nature of consciousness, about the nature of awareness. In other words, everything is a dream, and in many ways, it is our intention to make these dreams as vivid as possible through mindful living. So now, then, let me ask you this: What is the best part about having a practice available for individualized, self-directed, and meditative experience? The answer is: full disclosure practice of Zen Mindfulness. There is nothing worse than being the center of the world without being mindful, without having awareness of the larger reality of life. As such, there is nothing more powerful than the feeling of being the center of the world with more awareness, with more lucidity, with more mindfulness in your life.
We have been called upon many times before by humanity to provide an explanation for its mysteries, but always with the same result: more and more mystery. In this respect, it is worth noting the following: clearly, we don’t seem to understand the original intention of creating us humans. The world we perceive with our senses is a complex process of interpretation and categorization. In this sense, it can be said that the world we perceive with our eyes are often considered to be a sensory-based worldview, the Western science-based worldview, and therefore, we ought not to be surprised if the brain, the mind, and the senses are not always in agreement with the actuality of reality. These books are one of the most significant contributions to the history of the multidimensional humanity, which means that there is a huge degree of overlap and interdependence among the different fields of study, including the Human Life. Some say that we are only human, and therefore we need to understand and adapt our thinking to fit within the frame of the Eternal Divine Will of the Creator, given what we know about the reality of Life and the nature of Life. In this sense, it can be said that if we are to better understand the beauty of Life and the purpose of our lives, we need to explore the idea of reality and non-reality, and the reality of our own existence. As such, when a person is aware, in the present moment, of the present moment itself, there is the potential for creating, and then there is the creation of the world around and for itself. This is to say that the mind is the same as the body, and the understanding of the nature of the mind is the same as the understanding of the nature of human consciousness.
When we are talking about the nature of time and its relation to consciousness and its underlying awareness, we can realize that time is the property of space, and that space is the property of time. We can also realize that time is a way of describing a quantum phenomenon with regard to consciousness and awareness. As such, we have the understanding that their is a definite difference between the two, and that the two are not independent of the one another, but are instead inextricably linked in your very experience. We are always looking for the places where we can take the journey further, but we have to be very careful because the idea of being able to move about in your world. You see, our whole Earth’s existence is caused by the Zen of Life, and in this sense, All That Is — is an experience of the Spirit of Life. Therefore, it is important to note that the world’s religions are often times based on the teachings of Quantum Buddha, who is a Spiritual Being after God’s own heart, who teaches the world of the existence of a non-physical, Spiritual Reality. When we take a look at all the different ways that the mind can be used, we can realize that there is one truth — the truth of the nature of the physical material reality. When we take a look at all the different ways that the Soul can be perceived and understood, it is undoubtedly the most important. However, we can gain insight into understanding this by taking a deeper look into our own consciousness, Awareness of Zen, and experiencing an awareness beyond expectation. In this sense, we could say that this is a very common occurrence in every day life, and therefore, it can be said that it is a very common occurrence in the Eternal Spirit Divine.
As such, the concept of the True Self is a way of thinking about the way in which we are always in the present moment. When we are talking about the nature of time, we can realize that time is a way of describing a process — a process which, when completed, is a complete manifestation of the previous time, as it were. This was also the case with the ancient peoples of Zāmudū peoples of Omūno-verse, who viewed the world as a Living Spiritual Process — a process which through meditation, contemplation, and the like, one may arrive at some point in the future. This is because we have been created as a part of the process — we have been created as a part of the Living Life of the Spiritual World. Now, let us take a look at what is being proposed here. The idea of the process, then, is to understand the idea of the idea of the process as a state of being that is activated when we are ready and motivated. In this respect, it is worth noting that when we are talking about the idea of life, we are talking about a continuous process of self-generation, of self-improvement. It is not always possible to be fully aware, however, because there is no standard way to measure the things that we are trying to do. I have said that there is no such thing as a reality in which the human organism is not the center of the Interconnected Multiverse. In this sense, it is essential to point out that there are definite levels to the Interconnected Quantum Multiverse. This means that the brain is also composed of various non-physical elements, which, when not contained in the right proportions, can form the basis for the construction of a perfect fractal-like Quantum Zen System. As such, it goes without saying that from time to time, we are, indeed, given a vision of a new kind of reality — a new kind of reality, you see, that is a new kind of reality.
In this sense, when we are looking for a deeper level of understanding about the nature of reality, we can only conclude that consciousness is simply the expression of the Eternal Spirit Divine itself. You can tessellate a Quantum Parabola of Living Consciousness into existence, giving you a physical example of a paracommentary being. This shows that there is no such thing as independent existence — there is always an inherent connection between the different components of the whole. The human body is an example of a living system. When we think about the connection between the mind and the brain, we can realize that the mind is like a machine that has been designed “too” well. We are connected to this world through our thoughts, and when we are Awareness of our thoughts, we can realize that we are not just some sort of conscious agents in the process of being, but we are a part of the whole. We get our information from all around us — from the physical world to the Multidimensional Spiritual World, from the objective part of our world to the inner part of our world. And it just so happens that when we are talking about the nature of reality, we are talking about the nature of consciousness and its underlying awareness. And the more we understand about reality, the more we realize that it is, indeed, a living system that is nothing and has no form, and yet, paradoxically, it is very much present. We can only understand the objective reality that is being created within our reality. In this sense, it is like the English people say: something that is outside of all of us, but that is always present in our life, and it is always there, always present in our life — a kind of meditation upon life itself, you see? We are nothing to others, and everything to us. We can learn from the amazing things that have been done within our own being; from the insights into the nature of reality, we can learn from the amazing things that have been done within the objective reality.
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So let us continue our discussion about life and slowly transition our focus towards “Life.” This is the point where we should ask ourselves the following questions: What do we really mean when we are talking about life? Where do we draw the line between living and non-living? And on what grounds do we say that something is alive and something is not? Furthermore, we should consider the following: If life isn’t what we think it is, maybe death isn’t what we imagine it to be, either?
In trying to define life, we have drawn a line at an arbitrary level of complexity and conveniently declared that everything above that imaginary border is alive and everything below it is not. In actuality, there’s no clear distinction anywhere on the Earth’s surface between living and non-living; there’s merely a hierarchy of intensity going from the ‘material’ environment of the rocks and the atmosphere to the living cells. In other words, this division doesn’t exist outside the mind – there’s no threshold at which a collection of atoms suddenly becomes alive, no categorical distinction between the living and inanimate. It’s not that there’s no material difference between living things and the inanimate; rather, we will never find some clean dividing line between the two. This is because the notion of life and non-life as distinct categories is just that – a notion, not actuality; and yet we are still very eager to judge whether something is dead or alive, living or non-living, animate or inanimate.
Even though dualistic thinking is under challenge, it is still influential, and thus we are very keen to dualism in our thinking when it comes to the subject of life. To give an example: there is no uniform consensus on whether viruses are a form of life or just some organic structures that interact with living organisms. Viruses are essentially strands of DNA or RNA packaged inside a protein shell; they don’t have cells or a metabolism but they do have genes and they can evolve. Thus viruses have been described as “organisms at the edge of life,” since they resemble organisms in that they possess genes, evolve by natural selection, and reproduce by creating multiple copies of themselves through self-assembly.
So therefore, yet again, it is more than reasonable to ask ourselves: What Is Life, really? Could Life be something much more complex than we have used to? Could there be something “outside” the material structures that gives birth to life as we know it? Something that we’re not able to see through microscopes, e.g., morphic fields*1 that contain an inherent memory transmitted from similar past organisms by the process of morphic resonance*2. Could these morphic fields explain why viruses seem to have intelligence of their own – shared intelligence that drives the extent of the mutations to ensure organisms survival? Keeping that in mind, quite curiously, a recent study has found that not only are viruses alive, they are also really, really old, and they share a long evolutionary history with cells. They simply have an atypical mode of living that’s slightly different from ours – they are not fully independent; instead, they move in and out of our bodies – stealing the resources and producing their offspring. Having said that, it is quite obvious that we need to broaden the way in which we define life and its associated activities.
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*1 Fields that play a causal role in morphogenesis. This term, first proposed in the 1920’s, is now widely used by developmental biologists. According to the morphosis of formative causation, these fields contain an inherent memory, transmitted from similar past organisms by the process of morphic resonance.
*2 The influence of previous structures of activity on subsequent similar structures of activity, organized by morphic fields. According to the hypothesis of formative causation, morphic resonance involves the transmission of formative influences through or cross time and space without a decrease due to distance or lapse of time.
Although the discussion in this chapter is mostly about life in general, it would not be complete without briefly talking about human life in the context of evolution. You see, in the Western worldview, which has its roots in scientific materialism, it is strongly believed that humans*1 emerged in evolution through random genetic mutations as the result of a spontaneous reshuffling of molecules in the genes. More precisely, it is considered as a given fact; with a leap of faith, scientific materialism accepts this assumption as truth, giving us the impression that no truths lie beyond the domain of science. As such, it is pretty clear that scientism (the claim that science is the only source of knowledge; that science is the absolute and only justifiable access to the truth) has taken a considerably larger foothold in the world today. As a result, science has become ever more so pathological in nature, and thus taken a drastic turn toward being a faith, carrying religious-like undertones in its current structure.
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*1 This area is explored in more detail in the chapters, 1.) Humanity – The Pinnacle of Evolution? 2.) The Preciousness of Human Life, 3.) When Does a Human Life Begin? 4.) Our Spiritual Nature.
The problem here is that the scientifically oriented people most often tend to believe that the only way to understand the nature of the universe and life in it, is through deterministic facts and evidence, but the honest and harsh truth is that in science there are no facts – there are data and models, and all models are provisional and incomplete. Despite this obvious truth, these models that are based on incomplete data are taken as facts and therefore as truth. Scientific materialism essentially reduces human existence to our physical existence, and so it goes that we are fooling ourselves to believe that we are merely these physical bodies and mind. But when we account for sentience, intelligence, and qualia (subjective, conscious experience) – something that cannot be measured or quantified, it becomes a whole lot more complicated than that. If we are to better understand ourselves, we should consider that there may be some other factors in play, other than the biological ones – especially when it comes to us human beings.
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Unfortunately, we seem to be fixated on this romanticized idea of biological evolution, as if it would somehow solve the problem of consciousness, and therefore our existence as intelligent sentient beings. As a result, human life has become a philosophical issue increasingly forgotten, obscured, or passed off as a mere subjective appearance. This presents an interesting conundrum. You see, isn’t it the other way around – life in general being a subjective interpretation filtered through layers of perception to produce a limited perception of Reality? Let us flip the script for a moment, shall we? Now, if we are to suppose for a moment, that we humans are, indeed, the pinnacle of evolution – would it not then mean that consciousness is the end goal for evolution? And now, if we can see evolution as a spiritual path, we must then see that consciousness is the most spiritual thing there is, and therefore we must be willing to surrender to the spiritual process – the process of fulfilling the telos of human existence if we are to evolve further, you see?
This romanticized idea of biological evolution serves the role of being “the” one, all-inclusive, “be-all-end-all” explanation for almost everything. What an excellent way to avoid the conundrum of the most profound – don’t you think? When a different kind of approach is presented – especially those dealing with spiritual matters, things get interesting to say the least. In this kind of situation, one can experience almost eerie-like feeling, a disturbance in the force, a resistance of sorts. The possibility that life’s origin may be spiritual in nature scares the heck out of people, even the very mention of such a possibility or even the very idea itself makes people uncomfortable and uneasy. There is clearly something to it – at the grandest level.
However, somehow, somewhere along the way, as is the case with so many other things, the “survival of the fittest” became the new normal; forming the narrow perspective through which we perceive ourselves – molding the structures of society that are based on a competitive struggle for existence. All based on a belief – a matter of chance and necessity; life guided by the randomness of mutations channeled by the determinism of mechanism in the interplay between organism and environment. It is this narrow lens which makes self and others seem wholly disconnected. Both as individuals and as a species, we suffer from a sense of self that feels disconnected not only from other people but from the Earth itself. This kind of view doesn’t leave any room for purpose in nature; all progress and evolution is believed to be merely the injection of novelty through mutations – selected according to the necessities of survival in a particular niche.
Against this backdrop, we can easily see that this kind of limited materialistic view has created many levels of distortion into our collective worldview, which is another way of saying that the more rigid and narrow our thinking becomes, the more we seem to miss and dismiss the big picture of it all. And so it seems that modern philosophy and science tries to limit the knowledge of the world and ourselves by reducing reality to what can be detected through sensory experience or can be analyzed with reason – leaving no room for intuition, insight and Inner Knowing*1.
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*1 Inner Knowing is the ability to know what you need to know when you need to know it.
When we are perceiving the world around us through the narrow scope of vision, we are also limiting the definitions that constitutes something as being alive, and therefore we tend to draw a strict line between living and non-living. The latter is believed to be something that lacks or has stopped displaying the characteristics of ‘life.’ Therefore, solid inanimate objects like crystals and rocks are often considered as being non-living because of their seemingly solid nature. But in all actuality, they are very much alive – it’s just their energy vibration that’s condensed to such a low vibrating motion that we perceive them as solid objects. This is to say that crystals e.g., take thousands of years to grow, and when we observe them a little closer, we can see that underlying within their dense and physical appearance, there is, indeed, energy filled with living, vibrating Life – a living sea of consciousness.
In a crystal we have clear evidence of the existence of a formative life principle, and though we cannot understand the life of a crystal, it is nonetheless a living being. ~ Nikola Tesla
This goes on to say that there’s something beyond the surface – something much more wonderful and mysterious that is neither being nor not-being, neither living nor not-living. This something is a state of pure awareness beyond the limitations of space, time, and form. This core essence is found in everything within nature and the universe – including us human beings. But for some reason, it is difficult for us to recognize that we are something much more than the physical body we inhabit. And for that reason we use the words “Soul” or “Spirit” in our attempt to describe that which is within our body; that which gives us our personality; that essence which ultimately animates our body – our Life Force.
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