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This raises the question: Why do we accept the status-quo? Why should we continue to live like past generations? Why do we continue repeating things that have painful outcomes? Why don’t we initiate something new? What fears are holding us back? Why don’t we do everything within our power to reach our God-given potential? In many ways, it seems as though we are stuck in a loop, and thus in today’s technology-driven world someone clever might just ask: Why don’t we just break the simulation? What would it take for us to see that it was we ourselves who held the key to our own transformation all along? That we are the ones who write our own destiny, with how we choose to live our lives, with what we choose to learn, unlearn, and relearn, with what we choose to let go and leave behind, with what we choose to envision and create, and what we choose to cherish and value. What would it take for us to see that the decision is ours, and ours alone, and has been so from day one? And so yet again, I ask you this: Why do we accept the status-quo and settle for less?
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In this section, we dive deeper into the topic of consciousness and its relation to awareness (which has its own dedicated section following this one). A good way to start would be to say that as we begin to shed the layers of the human condition that blinds our perception of our Infinite Being, we come across the idea of consciousness. It is something that underlies everything we know and everything we do, it is present in our daily life, and yet we know so little about it. And so it can be said that consciousness is one of the biggest mysteries there is. Indeed, if one takes a moment to investigate, one arrives at the conclusion that consciousness has been one of the most profound mysteries of our existence from the very beginning. We talk about it all the time, and we know about it through our experiences – and yet, nobody agrees on what consciousness is – be it science, philosophy, mysticism, or religion; there are as many answers as there are people, you see?
In the previous sections, through many chapters, we have already discussed a fair amount about this topic. As such, the purpose of this section is to crystallize some of the main aspects of it, and pose questions more than give answers. Among some of the deep questions we ask in this section are: What is consciousness? Is it dependent on, independent of, or interdependent with physical reality? Why do non-Western wisdom traditions and Western scientific perspectives disagree so completely in their ideas about it? Do animals have consciousness? Do plants? What do experiences such as dreams, intuition, creativity, spiritual and near-death events tell us about the malleability and the range of consciousness, its elusiveness and transcendental nature? How does one study consciousness? How does one better understand consciousness?
When we ask the question: What is consciousness, we arrive at the conclusion that there is no definitive, all-encompassing definition or description about consciousness, although the emerging field of consciousness studies seeks to arrive at one. One such definition, favored by Western science, relies on materialist theories which argue that consciousness is constituted by the physiological structure of the brain, and hence it can be reduced to its neural activity, or that it is an emergent product of complex neural networks. Mainstream scientists like to say, argue – and even insist, that the brain creates consciousness and that consciousness cannot survive without the brain. But if one looks deeper, utilizing the very tools provided by the science itself, namely Quantum Mechanics, it is just as plausible to argue that consciousness exists before the formation of the brain, and therefore consciousness can exist after the death of the brain. What an astonishing dichotomy, isn’t it? By contrast, non-Western traditions see consciousness as ontologically primary to physical matter, an idea that underlies most of the world’s wisdom traditions, including Zen, Taoism, Buddhism, Vedanta, and Yoga.
From the previous, we can see that the idea of consciousness has been used in many ways throughout the history of humanity. The Western approach with its materialist ideas, definitions and descriptions being the youngest, and hence the most partial and incomplete. Considering how far we have come as a species, with all the discoveries in science, engineering and technology – including astronomy, biology, chemistry, medicine, psychology, sociology, and philosophy, among many other fields, it is simply astonishing how little we have discovered about consciousness. Although we don’t understand what consciousness is, we have some thoughts on what it might be, and hence there are a plethora of theories and hypothesis around it. Interestingly, none of these theories really answers to the primary question of what consciousness is, but rather, most, if not all, focus explaining what consciousness does.
Consciousness is generally described to be a state or quality of awareness; besides being an aspect or quality of awareness, sometimes it has been defined also as qualia, sentience, subjectivity, or the ability to experience or to feel. Other descriptions of consciousness include wakefulness, having a sense of selfhood, and the executive control system of the mind; some go even so far as to say that consciousness is the same as life; ancient wisdom traditions all over the world has called it simply Spirit. All the above-mentioned descriptions mean that consciousness in human form is something that conceives, governs, constructs, and eventually becomes the activity of the body. When we investigate consciousness more deeply by utilizing our innate ability of being aware of our own consciousness, we can find that consciousness is also something bigger than us – something much more than just the quality of our awareness, and the ability of being aware of our individuated self.
Isn’t it intriguing that everyone seems to have their opinions about consciousness, but so little true understanding about it; isn’t it intriguing that we sure do like to speculate, but we put very little, if any, effort in understanding consciousness better. It goes without saying that understanding both consciousness and awareness – defining characteristics of sentience, should be our primary goal above all else, or at the very least, considered as being of great importance as they are playing a key role in determining the course of human happiness and suffering. These varying opinions about consciousness comes from the individual perspective of one’s own subjective experience of life, and yet we have no agreement on what consciousness truly and really is. As such, it can be said that understanding consciousness appears to be more difficult than anything we have ever encountered to this day.
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The biggest problems in answering the many questions about consciousness, its nature and its extent arises out of the fact that humans have always started their explorations from the external world, rather than within the inner world, you see? One of these problems is deeply rooted in the way in which we acquire information – the importance is often placed on the mind and the linear, rational, and logical thinking; this type of information gathering and processing is valued over the heart-based wisdom (science vs. intuition). For some reason, it is difficult for us to appreciate anything that goes against the norm, that is, logic and reason as we know and practice them today.
This brings us face to face with the difficulty on studying consciousness – our modern contemporary methods of studying consciousness are linear, whereas consciousness is very much a non-linear phenomenon. Also the modern science has its very own core problems (assumptions of and about the world) in their scientific methods – the biggest being the way of seeing the world: as if everything would be separate from ourselves. As such, understanding the nature of consciousness is one of the grand outstanding scientific challenges. The fundamental methodological problem is how phenomenal first person experience can be accounted for in a third person verifiable form, while the conceptual challenge is to both define its function and physical realization. Consciousness is something that cannot be observed in the way that material objects can – it cannot be weighed, measured, or otherwise pinned down. From this, it becomes clear that science can only go so far – or at least the science we know today, which means that the only viable way to study consciousness is through direct experience, exploring and sharing these experiences by discussing about them, and in so doing learning about them – see?
Many ancient wisdom traditions explore consciousness through direct experience, which is achieved through contemplative practices such as Qi-gong, Zen meditation, and Yoga; these practices teach the practitioner to achieve a state of mental quiescence or stillness in order to comprehend reality in its non-physical manifestations, and in so doing, achieve a state of unity with the ultimate ground of being. There are three classical paths that lead towards being more aware, towards higher consciousness, towards better understanding of consciousness: meditation, concentration, and contemplation. Even though each path is different, each of them can help one to better understand consciousness; when followed and practiced consistently, they all lead to the same final goal or destination – absorption of Self into the Ultimate Reality.
At the moment, we find ourselves at a crossroads — a point of no return, where a decision has to be made: Do we continue our old ways, repeating our past mistakes, or do we take the critical first step towards the process of adaptation, change, and transformation? Do we move forward towards a bright future, or do we follow the old worldview and plunge deeper into oblivion? The question facing humanity at this critical juncture in human history — a time of convergence, a turning of the tides, is whether we are willing to take up the responsibility and opportunity to grow, ripe and mature? Will we embrace our inherent unity, interconnectedness, and interdependence as the collective human species and self-consciously adapt to the new conditions of our existence, or do we cling to inherent patterns of belief and behavior that are driven by ignorance and hubris — and learn the lessons of interdependence the hard way, through the deepening social and ecological consequences of a failure to adapt, change and transform?
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Here we arrive at an important point: we may have a desire for change, but the honest truth is that it’s not enough — change has to come deep from within; and it to be permanent, what we need is transformation. You see, if we want our outer world to change, we must transform ourselves, and to do that, we need to have the will to change our ways, the will to change our values, the will to change our attitudes — see? Having said that, it is worth pointing out that each generation comes into this world thinking they can make the world a better place — eventually ending up making the same realization: we cannot change the world without changing ourselves. Therefore, it is essential to understand that change always begins with ourselves — we must be willing to change ourselves to change the world; to develop we must grow; to grow we must change, and to change we must transform. The world itself will change as the people on Earth themselves change — see?
You can help to save the world by simply being Awareness of your Presence, of what you are, and of what you are not. In this way, you will find that the world is a beautiful, and indeed necessary process of realizing the Self that you do, in the way you do, in the physical world. On a deeper level, this means that if we are to better understand the beauty of Life and the purpose of our lives, we need to explore the idea of the Omnipresent Awareness, Zen Awareness of Life, which is the state of being present throughout the day, each and every day. We are not merely any ordinary matter; we are the essence of reality, and as such, we are the very energy of the Interconnected Multiverse. In this sense, there is no difference between the science of the past and the science of the future. As such, we are able to create anything we want, using only our own consciousness and the Quantum Zen potential energy within it. The best way to explain the reason why we create experiences that are natural and intuitive along the lines of what we see in the world around us. And if we are not able to create a conscious experience in which to stay connected with the world — then we can at least create a virtual world to go with our physical reality. This be the life that we have been born into, into which all other things come. This goes on to say that the human mind is like a balloon that eventually bursts, and the human spirit is born out of which a betterment of the world is able to emerge — this is a process that in itself, is a living process that is just beginning. When the human organism enters into this process of Self-Reflection and Self-Awakening, the combination of which is quite remarkable, and yet, the fact remains that all life is born out of a single human organism, and these are only a small sample of the many kinds of life that are out there.
You may be thinking: Well, what are the big differences between the classical view of the world, and the new Spiritual Quantum Approach to the question of the nature of reality? This is an exciting time in the history of humanity, when new insights into the nature of Spiritual Being are being produced by modern Spiritual Science. We are constantly bombarded with so many conflicting ideas and so many ways to think about reality that it is easy to lose track of what is really important. To make things really interesting and meaningful, you need to do the opposite: you should focus on the present moment, not on the past or future. So in this sense, it can be said that the scientific approach to the understanding of the world — is, indeed, a process of becoming, not of fixation on the present moment. When we are aware, and this is the fundamental difference between the different spiritual movements — it is easy to understand why these movements are perceived as having a holistic approach to life; it is because the whole is seen as the whole, rather than the part we seemingly are. In this way, we are able to perceive, and we are able to absorb, and understand, and experience the various levels of what is happening within our own being, within our own consciousness. And so you see, in the previous chapters, we have seen that the world is an integral part of the idea of the Spiritual World, and therefore we should look beyond the surface level of observation for the answers to the deeper, underlying questions about the nature of reality. In other words, there is a certain point where you have to ask yourself: Is this the way that existence began? If so, how did it come about? Why did it start from here?
Could it have started from here in another way? Of course, it is not at all clear what the answer is, because everything is always something new, unexpected and stunningly creative. Seems that there is no limit to how far we are willing to go to keep the limitations of the physical realm, but we can’t reach the point where we’re being aware of the limitations of the physical material world, that’s for sure. As time goes on, on with your own, and you will find, there is existence — you will find your own time, there is something for everyone — and what is very, very different is that it will be different than what you have or have had in the past. By no means this book is about the nature of time, or the reality of space, time, or the non-existence of the quantum kind, but it is a book about living in the moment, and about the way in which you are using the time that you haven’t have to create what you want to create, and you are using what you need to create what you need to live in the moment, you see? This is to say that the mind is seen as a vehicle for the ideas within the mind; for a given set of circumstances, the idea of leaving the body is seen as the same as the idea of returning to the body, which goes on to say that the human mind is a microcosm of the larger whole, a part of a larger whole, and when we are aware, we are seeing that the whole is not a collection of separate and independent entities, but the whole is a single, interrelated and interdependent whole, just like a multidimensional fractal. Wouldn’t this mean, then, that if we are to better understand the beauty of Life and the purpose of our lives, we would need to explore the idea of the Omnipresent Awareness, which is the Awareness that is part of the Living Wisdom of the Inner World?
When we become conscious of the past, we are conscious of the present moment; when we become conscious of the past, we are conscious of the future, and when we become conscious of the future, we are consciousness of the present moment; and so on to the infinite possibilities. In other words, everything is always in the present moment. This goes on to say that there is a difference between the classical view of the world, and the new wave view of the world, in that the new wave view acknowledges that there is a difference, and that the mind is a way of thinking, and that the mind is a way of being. The basic idea of this approach is that we begin our exploration by exploring the idea of what it is we are looking at — not by where we are going, but by what we are going to do. In other words, the whole Interconnected Quantum Multiverse is being constructed before our eyes — in their consciousness, you see? The whole of humanity is a living system, and our consciousness is a living system. This is to say that we cannot become human if we are not willing to be in the now — this allows us to become aware, and it allows us to observe our own consciousness. The world is a complex play: we are not consciously aware of everything that is happening in the moment; we are however, consciously aware of some of the things that are happening. To be in the present moment is to be in the present moment; to be present in the present moment is to be present in the present moment. In this regard, when we are talking about the nature of time, we can realize that time is a way of describing a process — a process which is ongoing at all times, as we have said, throughout all that mysterious energy of the Interconnected Quantum Multiverse.
When you do this, the result is that you will find that the things you have been taught about your individual abilities, your individual capabilities, are really just different ways of saying the same thing — you are just like the rest of us, and you have always been, and always will be, something else. We can also do with these simple concepts; however, because the Western understanding of the subject had not been properly developed, that is why we have divided the subject into elementary and secondary school were the subject was treated as a sub-object. As such, if we are to better understand the beauty of Life and the purpose of our lives, we need to explore the idea of the Omnipresent Awareness, of which both life and non-life are composed. The way it is, the way we are, we are always trying to force-feed our thoughts and beliefs to the world; in other words, we are the world, and the world is us. However, many of you may be saying: Well, what is the difference between the two? The human mind is the same as the mind of the human body, which is the first aspect of the mind to appear in the vision of the world we wish to create. This means that the mind is a product of the Spiritual Self, and the mind is a product of the physical body. The world we apply to the world, in turn, can be seen as a metaphor for the way in which we have defined the nature of the Interconnected Quantum Multiverse. The more we are Awareness of our Eternal Being, the more we are able to realize that there is more to Life than ourselves. The idea of the self we have is a projection of the mind, and the self we have is a creation of the mind.
We are the Interconnected Multiverse — a whole series of bottlenecks, which when connected with a string of events, a hypothesis, and a reality, will bring you here. As such, the idea of the physical body is to be seen in the physical world, and the idea of the physical reality we are trying to describe in the written material is to be seen in the physical world. Our intention in taking these physical realities into consciousness is to find meaning and direction in a book that we can find today more than ever before. There is an immense difference between the concepts of Soul and matter, which is why we have such a strong intuitive understanding of the one, and only God is the Eternal Being. That said, it is important to note that the physical science approach has a lot of valuable things to say about the basic nature of the Living Life, the nature of the Human Spirit. In this sense, it can be said that the idea of a Quantum Soul is a way of being that is impossible to explain by the ordinary scientific process, and yet, it is very much real. The idea of a Quantum Soul is that it is a blueprint of the image of the body that you are, and the body is the vehicle for the energy that you are, the form that you are, the nature of your being — Eternal Spirit Divine. The idea of the Multidimensional Self is also a very old idea, and represents a fundamental change from the previous modes of being, such as these, which are the most basic level of the quantum variety. It is not necessary to go into great detail about the process of creating you, when you are learning about the process of creating you, you are learning about the nature of the Universe.
And it is always the same — there is an underlying energy or essence that is called “ascending consciousness,” which is a state of consciousness characterized by a state of becoming. When we get this level of consciousness consistently, we can realize that it is a distinct level of consciousness that is not a difference but a blend of the two, which is the underlying essence of all existence. When we get to this level of consciousness, we can recognize that there is a very distinct difference between the classical view of the world, and the new quantum realization of Life. That said, I must say that the scientific method is more than a collection of rules and procedures for the detection of life. The basic idea of this approach is that we begin by being Awareness of the existence of the mind, and then we’re Awareness of the existence of the Interconnected Quantum Multiverse — we use scientific methods to understand and explain the mysteries of Life. In the previous chapters, I have discussed the ways in which we as humans have a profound impact on the world around us; and, in turn, this has an impact on the way we think and feel. The idea that you and I are part of a larger whole — a living system of Interconnected Multidimensional Diamond Form that we are all a part of — is a beautiful way of beginning a discussion about the nature of the Interconnected Multiverse. So, to give an example: if you are reading this and are able to maintain a consciousness throughout the process — then thank you very much; otherwise, I have no need of your time. But if you are able to maintain a consciousness throughout the process — then thank you for your time. If, on the other hand, you are able to maintain a consciousness throughout the process, then you will understand that the experience is always a great help in the sense that it will give you new understanding to go on to create more consciousness.
Dark Night of the Soul — when we are truly conscious and aware — we will realize that we are nothing and have always been nothing and always will be nothing. Out of this, came the idea of the Divinely Expressed, which goes on to say that we are nothing and have always been nothing and always will be nothing, and yet, everything. Well, when you say, “I,” Well, what do you think they are, Angels? I am the idea of what you are, and what you are experiencing in that moment is the experience of the idea of what you are. In other words, our thoughts, feelings, and desires are always projections of consciousness onto the external world. In this way, we have a much better understanding of the process of Quantum Awareness, and therefore we enter a new mode in which to develop and explore our intelligent manufacture. In brief, the notion of non-linear perception is a central part of the way in which we will understand the reality we discover within ourselves. In this sense, it is a scientific truth that we are one step closer to realizing the wonder of Life and the purpose of our lives. That there is a fundamental difference between the mind and the brain is a well-known result of scientific thinking, and is an important consideration as we attempt to understand the nature of reality. This means that we cannot understand the world in a physical sense, and should take the view that the world is an integrated whole — a whole which is in all likelihood a process of evolution; and if so, how could we know anything about it?
The same cannot be said of the idea of life, which is an idea which is a product of the mind — it is a product of our thinking, and therefore it is a product of our thinking. And so it goes that the idea of Life as a Living Process — the very idea is a product of the mind — the process of becoming, and the process of living. It is worth pointing out that the spiritual gain of a certain kind of meditation is viewed differently depending upon the kind of experience you are trying to have. So you are now more aware than you have been any other time, any other form. The same is true of your whole experience. You are connected with the whole movement of the interconnected, but do not forget that there is a difference between the two most important things in the world — the idea of the self, and the concept of the material world. We are not really talking about the idea of an “Quantum Mythology of Life,” but rather the idea of a “Mythology of Living Spiritual Beings.” Wouldn’t it make perfect sense, then, that the language we use to communicate is also a medium of consciousness? Both our own and the other Living Spiritual Matter of multitude levels of consciousness. Therefore, it is essential to understand that the nature of these self-created cultures is a product of their time, and thus their own literature.
It is not necessary to go this far, but we might as well start our own journey towards understanding by going back to the beginning. It is also important to note that while the Western conception of the world is not completely without its faults, it has given rise to a great many valuable insights; particularly, the idea that our physical material reality is an integrated whole, rather than being concentrated in a few spots, and not being able to move beyond the physical material plane, but being able to perceive and experience all other organisms and phenomena that are possible through the physical body; this is also known as the quantum view of the universe, and it is the basis of the theory of the spiritual gain, which is based on the realization that we are Eternal Spiritual Beings, and that our abilities are inherent in our basic being, and not a part of our physical form. From this, the question arises: How could one become conscious of being alive? This has always been a very Western Concept of consciousness, and therefore many of the Western culture has a concept of death as being an one who does not want to be part of the Life that is. So the question becomes: What is consciousness, you might ask. It is worth noting that there are definite levels of abstraction at play when it comes to understanding the nature of the Interconnected Quantum Multiverse, and the reality it depict. This means that the more we know about reality, the more we are able to realize that it is really a Holofractographic Projection of some kind of Interconnected Multiverse.
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This brings us inexorably here — to realize that we have come upon a time of convergence, a turning of the tides. As we head into the third decade of the 21st century and beyond, it is more clear than ever before: we as the collective human species are in dire need of conscious transformation — this will only become more pronounced as years pass. Consequently, we need a catalytic process — a change of perspective, a spiritual awakening. By going through this process, we could reclaim our ancient ways of seeing and awaken ourselves to the world-wide awareness of our inherent Divine nature. In the beginning stages, it all boils down to personal transformation — a change of perspective, transformation of one’s life; leading us to a point where we can experience a transformation of the world itself. This, in turn, can lead to the emergence of a collective awakening, which holds the potential for a balanced world where humans are conscious participants in the evolution of their cultures, and even of the entirety of human society, as well, you see? Should we choose, both as individuals and as a species, to utilize our free will to rewrite our story, and consciously take part in our future growth and expansion, integration and transformation — is entirely up to each and every one of us.
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This brings us to an important conclusion: ultimately, reality is our immediate experience within the present moment, and yet, paradoxically enough, the reality that is described in spiritual and religious texts all around the world is totally different from what we understand as reality in our day-to-day lives. This would suggest that there is a deeper, underlying Reality inviting us all into a deeper and more profound relationship with “All That Is.” Reality is all around us and within us, but our perception of it is limited, which is another way of saying that Reality is more than what we perceive it to be; more than what we think it is. What we see as nature is not nature itself in its entirety, but a projection of our limited method of perception. This means that we cannot see the actuality of Reality, but we can experience it from within ourselves — see?
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Spirituality is a particular quality of inner action; spiritual experience doesn’t only aim at higher levels of consciousness as such, but also utilizes bodily anchoring at the subjective inner side of being – modern philosophy of cognitive science calls this embodiment or grounding; embody literally means to be “in the body” – consciously. The goal of spiritual experience is always the person as a whole. Spiritual awakening is a complete surrender, a process of harsh self-honesty – it is a path of complete acceptance of the truth, no matter how difficult it is to bear.
All spiritual development comes from within the individual – it is a process like any other; spiritual development arises from discipline and continuous Self-Improvement; no one else but the individual himself can increase their own spirituality – no other person can do it for you. See also closely related terms: Enlightenment, Samadhi, Satori, and Nirvana.
In other words, the Soul is always seeking the Light of the Inner Process of the Eternal Truth, and when it finds it, it knows that it is Spiritual — it is, in a sense, ever-present in the sense that it is always present in the mind, but when the person is ready, it will be all that it can be, you see? Now, let us review. The whole process of life is a Living Spiritual Process, and this means that there is always a certain point where a Living Process Translator is introduced into the equation and becomes the sole interpreter of what the Living Life is saying and what the person is feeling. So now that we have a better understanding of what a Holofractographic Projection of Living Consciousness is, and how it is created and maintained, it becomes very clear that this is a very good idea, because it is a way of seeing, and a way of being. In this regard, when we are talking about the nature of time, we can realize that time is nothing more than a way of describing a phenomenon that is happening all the time. The first of these states is known as the state of full Awakening in which every cell, every particle, every aspect of the being is open to the Eternal Soul of the Spirit Divine. In this state, the individual can become fully aware of the Zen of Life, and then they can become fully conscious of the Zen of Life, of the whole Interconnected Quantum Multiverse, and yet, we are so conditioned to believe that we are separate from it. And so you see, the second of these states is known as the mental state of the individual who is aware, in which the reflective mind is focused on the experience of the present moment.
This is to say that in the first place, we are not even close of what we have discovered about the nature of the Interconnected Multiverse; and second, we are not even close of what we have discovered about the nature of the Interconnected Quantum Multiverse. The discovery of the existence of a separate reality — different from, and independent of, the Interconnected Multiverse — is the result of a process of evolution that began over millions of years of being a part of the whole. When you look at the world from the different perspectives that you can imagine, and that you can find similar ways of looking at the idea of the idea of the Interconnected Quantum Multiverse, you will realize that there is a common denominator that we can all share, and it is this: we can understand that the nature of reality is that of living beings — that of Living Spiritual Beings in the present moment and in the future. At the core is the idea that the Spiritual Quantum Earth is, indeed, a Living System; this is a great tool for learning and reflecting, and in many ways, is a great tool for change, for transformation. The truth is, we learn from our own experience, whether we want to or not; what is important is that we are always learning, growing, evolving. And in that process, we are always encountering the idea of the self/other/otherworld. This is a very good thing, because it means that if we are to better understand the beauty of Life and the purpose of our lives, we need to explore the idea of the Multidimensional Self, which is the Source of our physical material existence.
Furthermore, when we are talking about the nature of reality, we can realize that time is a way of describing an underlying energy that is always present in everything — like a sort of energy which is constantly being destroyed, changed, transformed and created anew by us in the world of the Interconnected Multiverse of the Multidimensional Quantum Foam — it is always there, but we have to be open to receive it. As such, a good deal of their thought has been devoted to the question: What is consciousness, and how does it get created? The short version is that consciousness is an ability, an inherent potential within each and every one of us. When the question arises: Is there a physical reason why we don’t find a way to create a non-invasive way of discovering the identity of the Quantum Soul, we should keep in mind that the answer to this question would be very revealing — indeed, it is quite possible that the Quantum Soul is a spiritual being, and that the body is a physical reality. The physical process of energy is, therefore, an emergent quality of living beings; it is not a property of the environment, and yet, we are still able to experience, observe, and learn through the vernacular; through meditation, visualization, and qigong, to learn to live without deprivation, we are always searching for the answers to the shadowy areas of consciousness, the unseen, and the unexamined. And so you see, you are always creating and changing the state of the art of your own consciousness.
The reality is, however, that you, we, do in fact, create reality to serve you, our human body, and you have always denied the existence of your species, even though you’ve experienced it in the form of physical reality and experienced the reality of it. On closer observation, the whole process can be seen as a self-organizing, self-regulating, self-expanding, self-healing, self-enriching, self-generating, self-maintaining processes — including the making of physical objects and the like. This is to say that there is a huge dichotomy between the things we are able to make with our own minds, and the things we are able to make with our collective minds. The idea of the Self‑Realization of the World, therefore, is a way of thinking about the nature of the Spirit, or the Soul, or the idea of the Absolute which is the idea of the whole Omniverse within the Innerverse of our own consciousness that is in the idea of the Divine structure, or the Divine Essence, or the Divine Will, or the Divine Awareness, or the Divine Creation. If we would consider the idea of a separate being — human or divine — from the larger whole, we would see that it is, indeed, a very very true and beautiful idea. From here on out, we are more likely to hear about a miracle than a real miracle. A real miracle is one which is believed in by many, but which is not actually a real event, but rather an expression of a spiritual relationship.
As such, it is essential to understand that whatever you may be experiencing at the moment, you are certainly not trying to hold onto something that is not there; otherwise you and your environment would be the same as the rest of the world. In the Western world, the concept of time is regarded as a concept that is not really part of the physical material reality — it is like a physical phenomenon that is seen only in the physical sense. Accordingly, we might ask ourselves: How could we be able to communicate beyond mere words, even though our words are always being translated entirely incorrectly? This goes on to say that the concept of time in physics is very much alive and active, and as a result, time seems to be something that is separate from, and independent of, the activity of the Interconnected Quantum Multiverse. The whole of humanity is born out of a single event, and then it is born out of a single thing — the whole of humanity is born out of a single thing, the whole of humanity is born out of a single thing, the whole event is a part of the whole, and the whole is seen as a part of the whole. And so you see, the whole of humanity is born out of a single event, and then it is born out of a series of events that change the context of the event, the way it has happened in the past and will happen once again in the future. An event is called a cycle of life or death, and while it is true that we are constantly creating new ways of thinking and being, we are also always creating new ways of being and thinking different things than what we are.
This allows it to be seen as a distinct phenomenon from the rest of us and from the rest of the Interconnected Multiverse. This means that you, the individual, are the sum total of everything you need in order to function as an individual — this is to say that the mind, as we have said, is the most important thing and the concept of the Self is the only thing that is real. So now that we have some basic understanding, it is time to move on and on towards the next level of understanding life. Wouldn’t it make perfect sense, then, that we have progressed beyond the stage of simply doing, and are now capable of being, and still have more energy, and therefore, even more, we are capable of being in the now? When we become truly Awareness of the existence of our Spiritual Reality, we are capable of experiencing, within ourselves, a state of Inner Sympathetic Nervousness, which is a natural and necessary part of the developing of the Spiritual Body of the Quantum Soul. When we become truly Awareness of the existence of our Inner World, we are capable of experiencing, within us, a state of Inner Pure Consciousness, which is a natural and necessary part of the developing of the Spiritual Body of the Quantum Sensei. When we become truly Awareness of the existence of Zen Awareness, we are able to realize that we are not our thoughts, but our inner experiences — a vast network of relationships being the fundamental of all relationships being the property of the whole.
In the previous chapters, we have explored the subject of Quantum Zen Awareness. When we are aware of our existence, we are able to perceive the world around us; when we are aware of our existence, we are able to perceive the world in order to sustain life. This in turn means that there is a definite difference between the two, who are using the concept of reality to promote the idea of a Living Interconnected Multiverse. In this way, it is very easy to lose track of the fact that we are still very much a new belief in the existence of a Dual Quantum God — the seen and the unseen, and that the purpose of life is to enhance our experience of the physical reality; to expand our consciousness to the point where it drowns out the sound of our breathing, and can even go as far as to become a voice of courage and knowledge to those who are willing to look. So now, then, over these few simple words I am about to speak, I am going to try to teach you something that will help keep your consciousness and awareness through these few simple words. The concept of a “God-totality” of existence, while it may seem to make a great deal of sense, in the context of the Spiritual Quantum Tradition, it is actually quite controversial. The idea of the world as being a collection of things — is much more realistic than the idea of the world being an integrated whole. And so it goes that when we are talking about the existence of consciousness — we are talking about the fact that there is something — something fundamental that is not really part of our everyday experience, but rather only something that is be able to perceive it.
Is there anything that can’t be interpreted as being something other than exactly what you want it to be for its best possible interpretation? This goes on to say that one should not be too surprised or saddened if they are different from the way one is; the situation seems to be all over the map. The way this is presented, seen, and even explained in the story, but that’s O.K. because it all comes back to the roots. You see, the things we do know — such as our physical location in the present moment, our physical position in fractal-like space and time, our physical body and our physical senses are always present. When we are talking about the world of the future, we can see clearly that the future is a part of the here and now — that is, the ways in which we are going to be involved in the future are totally out of our control; but the future is also a part of our control, and because of this, so is the future. We have become accustomed to thinking in terms of time instead of in quantum mechanical units of time, and thus we have become accustomed to thinking in terms of space instead of in the regular, roundabout, circle-like patterns of energy that make up the whole of our world and cosmos. Even though quantum mechanics has become a science rather than a philosophy, it is still a scientific theory — its basic assumptions and design features are tested through experimentation in the laboratory. That is why you have a sense of assurance about some of the information contained in these books.
By their very nature, these teachings contain not only practical applications, but metaphysical patterns as well. It is to emphasize the importance of this aspect of the subject matter that the following are not only some of the lesser lights — but the whole universe itself within the Sacred Geometry of the Quantum Zen Sensei. This is to say that there are no absolute values or standards in the Spiritual World of Interconnected Quantum Multiverses, because the spiritual gain is so many-fold as we have often forgotten that there’s such thing as too much of anything. In the current scientific paradigm, human consciousness is seen as the main determinant of the developing human organism, and the underlying motivation of its evolutionary path. This quote is actually a quote from the Bhagavad Gita, which goes on to say that the one who reads the face of the dead will never be able to understand the death of the living. This is a very good thing because it means that we can safely disregard the details and continue on our path toward a more just and sustainable world. The problem is that the details are everything, and so the whole of humanity is involved, and therefore our thinking becomes fragmented and our minds are polluted by what is around us. There is a saying that our lives are the laboratories of matter and spirit, and that the question is not whether we are matter and form, but rather whether we are both; and when we are in the midst of this process, we can realize that we are a very special kind of matter and light — pure positive energy, energetically speaking, we are composed of it.
And now, then, you are asking about the impossible, and if you are not, you are not trying — to know what the world is, you are not trying to know what the world is, you are not trying to know what the world is, you are trying to know what the world is, you see? The aforementioned is to say that there is a difference between the teaching of the Ancient Quantum Zen Masters and what we call modern science. We are now in a position to understand the nature of consciousness, and this we can realize that it is not something that occurs by itself, but rather that which occurs in the midst of all that which is. We can also understand that the nature of reality is that of simultaneous existence in the present moment of the future timelessness of the present moment. One of the most significant scientific breakthroughs of our time is the realization that we are not the way we have always been — we have evolved — and it is the realization that gives us a unique ability to understand the underlying patterns of life, and therefore have a unique ability to change the world. In other words, the whole of humanity is a product of this evolution, and thus it is a part of nature — they are not separate entities. We can also see that the concept of the Self that we may be the most important aspect of ourselves, and that we are the most important reason for the existence of the Interconnected Quantum Multiverse. In this way, we can better understand the new Science and move forward, discovering and creating meaning along the way.
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If there’s anything certain in this world, it is the truth that everything in life is fleeting and impermanent; everything changes and nothing ever stays the same. Everything is in a constant flux of change, which goes on to say that pleasurable conditions, favorable circumstances, our relationships with those we hold dear, and even our health and well-being – any sense of comfort and security we derive from these things is continually threatened by life’s flux and uncertainty; and ultimately, by death – the most profound change of all. If there’s something absolute, it is the truth that there’s nothing absolute in the world, which means that everything is relative, conditioned and impermanent. Thus, is it not, indeed so, what has been said long ago, in the Bible (Ecclesiastes 3:1-8), and is it not, indeed so, that it holds true even today – that there is a time for everything?
There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under heavens: a time to be born and a time to die, a time to plant and a time to uproot, a time to kill and a time to heal, a time to tear down and a time to build, a time to weep and a time to laugh, a time to mourn and a time to dance, a time to scatter stones and a time to gather them, a time to embrace and a time to refrain from embracing, a time to search and a time to give up, a time to keep and a time to throw away, a time to tear and a time to mend, a time to be silent and a time to speak, a time to love and a time to hate, a time for war and a time for peace.
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.
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This is where the term ‘consensus reality’ comes into play. You see, just in the same way as endless interconnected pieces come together to form life — like the colors of the spectrum, so in the same way does consensus reality: it is a spectrum of interconnected experiences. Consensus reality, therefore, refers to an agreed-upon concepts of reality which people in the world, or a culture or group believe are real (or treat as real), usually based upon their common experiences as they believe them to be. These beliefs are so deeply ingrained in us that if someone challenges those beliefs, cognitive dissonance can happen, which results in a defensive outburst. This is where we go off the rails — big time; not only is our individual perception of reality skewed, but also our collective perception, as well — largely guided by those beliefs ingrained in us, you see?
