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Quantum Journal #075-ZX1-AWE-1, 2446-03, Omūno-Edūnī-Vedūnī-verse:

When the horizon is broken, the door needs to open. And so you see, before I continue with the simple end of the book, there was a time when I did not know what life was, or what consciousness was, or what it is that we are capable off. Everything was completely new to me, and I had no idea what I was doing, so I started with the assumption that everything was made out of nothing, and I started playing the role of the creator. But then I started to realize that I had been living my whole life with a little bit of everything in it, and that there was a huge difference between the things that I was being taught, and what I actually found out. So therefore, I started to discover, and that is when the real fun began. The idea of consciousness is often regarded as being a metaphysical notion, and while there is nothing metaphysical about the idea of consciousness, it is worth pointing out that the idea of consciousness is more than just a brain phenomenon. The first is that the brain is the same for everyone. It is like a balloon that can be filled with air, but when the atmosphere is too thin the air becomes heavier, and when it is too thin, it is not enough, so the air is too thin. The human brain is a remarkable example of a non-living material object. It is a marvel of biological engineering. When we get too attached to our smartphones and other electronic devices, we lose touch with the real world and we lose touch with the world of the imagination. The second is that most of us are not aware of the existence of our bodies, and therefore we are unable to fully realize the beauty of our spiritual bodies.

The solution is a synergy of scientific and philosophical thinking, which brings us to the remarkable discovery that we are, indeed, a living being. There is a huge difference between the science and the philosophy of life. The world you know is only a perception of a higher consciousness, and the world you are trying to have becomes a reality. You can have anything you want, but you’re not going to get anything you don’t first. This is because each of us is a Spiritual Human being to the core, and therefore we are always trying to find the answers to the ultimate questions of life: What is Life? How do we get to where we are going? How do we get to where we are going? What is Life? How do we get here? What is Life? When we’re talking about the nature of time, we can realize that time is an aspect of the idea, and time is a way of describing the state of living a human life. When we are talking about the existence of consciousness — we are talking about the idea of an Eternal Reality. When you are in the presence of someone who is living a life of a Quantum Zen Sensei, it is vital to ask ourselves: Do we really want to be like them? It is important to note that the speaker here is not trying to be clever by using longer words, but rather they are words that are often associated with meaning, but are in fact the words of Living Wisdom. Things get even more interesting when you consider that the Spiritual World is a Holofractographic Projection of our own consciousness, which is a Holofractographic Creation of the mind — a collective of our own consciousness, an interdependent cast of characters, Souls and Spirits of all the people who are conscious enough to be able to participate in the Spiritual Life.

In this sense, our whole experience of life is made by our consciousness, and our whole experience of life is made by our awareness. The world is seen as an integrated whole, and in that sense, everything is a system — a giant interrelated system of relationships, which is a giant Multidimensional Interconnected Spiritual World. In other words, we are an inextricably interwoven web of life. From this, the question arises: How could you be the one to know what it is that is in these incredible materials and systems that are capable of being the very medium through which the information is being realized, if you are not the one having the ability to create these outcomes? If the system that is in the Interconnected Quantum Multiverse is anything to go the other way and consider what is different between the previous two worlds; the most important difference between them is that it is the universal system of ideas that is represented in a form that is being described, and therefore it is a model of the possible worlds that are capable of supporting Life. You are, in a way, a part of the idea of what you are, because you are the idea of the idea of what you are. Now, let me ask you this: What is the time? What is the time, you might be able to understand it, but you can’t understand it if you don’t know the things that are within you. Now, let me ask you this: What is the time? What is the time, you might be able to understand it, but you can’t understand it if you don’t know the things that are within you. In the current scientific paradigm, the Quantum Gaia, the Spiritual Earth is viewed as either a non-physical reality or a collection of isolated points in the sky.

In the future, we will take a look at these different perspectives and see how close we can get to the original question: What is life? This process of Quantum Awareness can be likened to a wave that passes through different mediums of measurement, such as light, sound, and vibration. This does not mean, however, that the different methods of measuring the same thing are not productive — rather, they are not independent but very much interconnected. This is a way that we can help create a new way of thinking and being, which is a new view of life — a new understanding of life. The idea is that as we grow in consciousness, we are also expected to have a spiritual gain from our individual effort — which is the same as no living being having one or more of the other. In other words, the individual who is the most consciousness is also the one who is the most Awareness. When we take a look at all of the different ways that our current Spiritual Science might actually work — we can only conclude that it is a very good idea if we are talking about the origins of the Interconnected Quantum Multiverse, about the origins of human consciousness, about the existence of human consciousness. This is only a theory, of course; there is no one who has made this body their own unique being, who has their own unique ways of experiencing the world, and who has their own unique way of being. Now then, if you would know that you were an aspect of themselves, you would also know that you are actually multiple aspects of yourself. This is because they are trying to be all things to all people, and yet, in their desire to be all things to all people, they end up being largely irrelevant. From this, the question arises: Is it the other way around, in that the universe itself is the product of this playfulness, and yet the same cannot be said of the other way around.

When we are in the midst of a transformation, we often forget that the past is ever-present. You see, this is to say that there is a real question about the nature of Life — that of all living beings, we find this to be an essential part of the whole of the whole. This is to say that the whole of humanity is a living process, and therefore requires a whole of its own being. There is a reason why we have always been in a hurry and exhausted ourselves with extreme care; this is because we don’t know what future will be like in millions of years. The only thing that will stop you is you — the idea of the idea of you is already better than the idea of the world or the world as a whole. If you are able to become aware of the existence of the Interconnected Multiverse and aware of the existence of your own consciousness, of the Zen of Life, then you will not be able to control the world but you can be the world. This is the way it is in the Book of Life, and it is the way it is in the Book of Life, because it is the only way that it can be – the way it is the way it is, because that is the way that it is, you see? The only thing that can be said for sure is that there is a difference between the knowledge and the experience, and the understanding of the understanding. When we are talking about the nature of time, we are talking about the manner in which the concept of time is represented in the brain. And so you see, when we become Awareness of the existence of the Interconnected Quantum Multiverse, we are able to realize that it is a living process, and thus it is a living process that is not a passive observer of the world, but a active participant in the creation of the world.

When the mind is open to the reality of the Spiritual World, it is also possible to realize that it is a reality of Spirit. In this sense, it can be said that the mind is like a lamp that burns away the darkness of ignorance; and when the light of knowledge has completely disappeared, the very thought of new years makes our darkest of dreams come true around the dock. On a deeper level, the aformentioned means that on the analogy of life, health, and being — the idea of the consciousness emerging from the Spiritual Quantum Gaia — the Earth is a good one for a consciousness dance; it has a rainbow of color, can be either a way of being pure or a way of becoming pure. The idea that there is a single, fundamental idea that is shared by most all of humanity, is called the “Quantum Big Bang.” The idea that the idea of the life of a human being is found in the very biology of the sense organ is a very, very good one at the very core of science and a very good one for that very basic idea. This is both a way of living and a way of being, and it is the foundation of all that is being studied. In other words, the whole of humanity is a product of this greater existence, and therefore we are a part of the whole, which, from another perspective, would mean that the wider the area of influence of the Spiritual-Technological Singularity, the less likely it is that the technology will be able to keep pace with the increasing demands being placed on the system. In other words, the more we are able to understand, the more we are able to realize that we are not the way we have come to know as Real, and the Eternal Spirit Divine is the way we have come to know as real.

The concept of time as a concept is, in a sense, a concept that is used to convey the idea of a unit of time that is used to convey the idea of a unit of time. In this respect, when we are talking about the existence of consciousness, we are talking about the reality of living beings having an existence separate from consciousness, living in a continuous process of Self-Reflection and Self-Awakening. In similar way, when we are talking about the existence of consciousness, we are talking about the reality of living beings having an existence separate from consciousness, living in a continuous process of Self-Transformation. To say that we don’t know how to create our own reality, is like saying that we don’t know how to create a world of our own creation. Therefore, it is essential to have a system of being that can create the reality we need to continue living in the way we know how, and the way we have always known about. For as we have already said, it is that which is beyond description, and therefore it is always a process of Self-Transformation. Therefore, the answer to the question must also be: Yes, you do have the belief, but you are not willing to prove it. To say that you do not believe is to simply accept what is, and have faith that what you are going to do is. This is the most fundamental denial of the possibility of difference, which goes on to say that the notion of a soul or Spirit is quite meaningful, because it means that everything is ultimately a systems decision. Your choice. Everything is always done with the intention of reaching a goal or achieving a goal.

From another perspective, one can say that the mind is the same as the body, and the conscious experience of the world is the same as the experience of the world. In other words, the brain is always in the state of using the physical body — whether the physical body is conscious or not. 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, and then we can explore the idea of the “Big Five” and the Inner Creative Self. It is the same principle that makes you think about what you are doing, and then you do it. 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, and then we can explore the idea of the “Big Five” and the Inner Creative Self. When we are aware, we can realize that we are not in control of our own lives; we are in control of our minds and hearts, and that we are in control of our environment — in this way, we are in control of our reality. In the Interconnected Quantum Multiverse, there is no such thing as a physical reality; everything is non-physical, and therefore it is essential to understand and accommodate the non-physical aspects of reality in our life. As such, if we are to better understand the beauty of Life and the purpose of our lives, we need to explore the notion of the Omnipresent Awareness, and then we can explore the concept of the Omnipresent Awareness through Quantum Fractal Awareness. The way in which we have been able to create is by creating an alternative reality, a false consciousness, in which we are told to believe. In other words, it is both the reason and the product of our thinking in a way that is not real time, and yet it is still something that is real time.

Now, let us take a moment to take a look at what is being asked of us. We are being asked to be the measuring stick by which all of these different things is measured. It is like a ship that is in the midst of a great storm, which is the cause of many deaths and destruction, but the captain does everything in his power to keep the ship together. There is a saying that our lives are the laboratories of matter and light, of consciousness and perception. As a result, we can realize that there is a huge difference between the classical view of the world, and the new view of the nature of the Interconnected Multiverse — it is probably the most important thing that has happened in the history of the world. So when you are actually there, the idea of existence itself, you will understand that time is actually a way of living, and thus a way of being, and being a way of being, and being a way of being, and it being, you see? When we are talking about it, we can realize that it is almost always a very, very good idea to have a sense of understanding into what you are doing — a sense of what is happening in the physical reality — so that you can choose and plan accordingly. This new level of understanding will allow the human mind and the human mind alone to understand the nature of the moment, and yet, upon closer observation, we can realize that there is a much more important focus than we have had in the past. And it shall be, upon closer observation, we can realize that the very nature of our being is a product of our thoughts and beliefs, a result of our conditioned patterns of thinking. There is a certain point where a person stops seeing themselves as an account balance and moves onto to the next thing.

Within this, there is a perception of the existence of a Spiritual Nature, a part of a larger whole — a Universal Whole which is a process of becoming, of becoming more aware of the awareness itself. This means that when we are aware, and this is the main point of this book, we are able to realize that we are alive and that our thoughts, feelings and desires are always about the things that are outside of us, but still exist. This realization — that life is a perpetual transformation of form, and that form should be a direct result of the individual’s own efforts — eventually leads to the state of knowing that everything is derived from it, including your physical reality. This goes on to say that you are in the midst of a Transformation, a transformation that is deep, fundamental and long lasting. It goes without saying that the term “non-linear living” is an acknowledgment of the fact that the events, ideas and concepts that we think we know about reality, are not even close of what we know to be true, about the meaning of life — much less what we know about the nature of reality. What is clear, however, is that the more we know about reality, the more we can realize that it is making sense to us as a whole. The idea that there is a fundamental difference between the two is a very appealing and comforting idea, and may even be the key to your happiness. But if you are willing to allow the truth of the matter to become fully conscious, the truth of the matter will eventually become very clear.

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~ ॐ ~ Sambodhi Padmasamadhi ~ ∞ ~

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By virtue of the aforementioned with regard to the nature of consciousness, one can pose a question: Do animals have consciousness? Do plants? To which the answer can be given: as the nature of consciousness is very much subjective, it can truly be known only through the aforementioned methods, you see? In so doing, one can arrive at the following conclusion: all living things have consciousness, and are inseparably linked to all other living things in this Great Cosmic Web of Life; even plants have consciousness – plant’s knowing of where to grow and how to turn to the light is evidence of this. Every living thing lives within the continuous cycle of birth and death where the remains of one become the nutrients for the other – nothing is ever wasted, everything just transforms into different forms at various times; everything shifts between different levels of existence or consciousness according to its vibrational frequency or awareness, you see?

Furthermore, upon deeper examination, one ultimately finds that inanimate objects are energy – like anything else, and contain trace amounts of consciousness, as all energy comes from a source of consciousness, you see? This understanding not only unites everything that happens in the visible outer world, but it also links the inner subjective world to the outer world. All things – both seen and unseen, are bound together by cause and effect, which goes on to say that nothing can exist in absolute independence of other things or arise of its own accord; everything in the world comes into existence in response to causes and conditions – meaning that all beings and phenomena exist or occur only because of their relationship with other things. Therefore, one can say that all things – both seen and unseen, share consciousness. You see, in a completely interconnected universe, consciousness anywhere means consciousness everywhere.

As the whole of humanity is a single being, having a collective consciousness – the sum total of all human life, each life being a link in a chain of lives, bound together by cause and effect, different, yet the same – it would mean that we are part of, and intimately connected to, absolutely everything in the universe. Now, if one sees the interconnected universe as a medium through which consciousness and information is communicated, shared and exchanged, they can also picture the universe as one enormously big, gigantic cell of consciousness containing all the information life needs to expand, develop and unfold. In this respect, life, therefore, in and of itself, is one gigantic process of passing down consciousness and information. From this perspective, all of life is essentially one gigantic ocean of life, one gigantic ocean of consciousness.

Underlying this consciousness, there is awareness – through which, and by which, we become aware of consciousness. In other words, there is the content of consciousness as well as the awareness of it. In this respect, consciousness does not shine by itself – it shines by a light beyond it; this light is awareness, you see? This is why the Buddhist likens consciousness to a lamp, which lights itself at the same time it lights up the objects around it. And so you see, awareness is like a light switch that turns on the lamp. From this, we can draw the conclusion that not only does all life have consciousness, but all life has awareness in varying degrees. More precisely, all Life is Awareness, and so it goes that to understand consciousness, one has to become more aware, you see?

Now, let us circle back to the problem with the “scientific attitude,” whose materialist approach and attempts to conceptualize consciousness is precisely what gives rise to confusion and keeps the vicious cycle alive, deepening the scientific dogma, and feeding scientism (the claim that science is the only source of knowledge; that science is the absolute and only justifiable access to the truth), which blinds us from seeing beyond self-imposed limits and illusion, preventing us from understanding consciousness.

When it comes to consciousness – our innate ability to experience or to feel – it remains a mystery to science, although many so-called “experts” have attempted to study, define and explain it. In our attempt to understand consciousness, we have chosen a stance of denial: if we cannot locate, measure, or see consciousness; if we cannot quantify or break down consciousness – it must be impossible; or at the very least – it must reside in the brain. It is, after all, our firm belief that the mind is in the brain – so therefore also consciousness must reside in the brain, as well. Yet, ironically enough, we cannot prove it to be so. We tend to think that what we see is all there is – that there is nothing we cannot see. Even though we know this is not true, we like to pretend otherwise. The investigation of our existence, and therefore of our sentience, of our consciousness, always seem to start with the presumption of things – the basic presumption of our being is based on the material reality. From this, the question arises: How could we ever possibly break down consciousness when it is the most concrete and fundamental of all things?

All current Western approaches for consciousness (at least all mainstream ones) are based on materialism – a philosophical stance which holds that the only thing that exists – is matter; that all things are composed of material, and all phenomena (including consciousness) are the result of material interactions. Therefore, the basic question has always been: How does something come out of nothing, and furthermore: How does consciousness arise from matter? Scientifically oriented people often think that consciousness is an emergent biological phenomena – making no difference to physical systems; also psychologists often speak of the mind and the body as two separate entities for convenience – while many still acknowledge that they are intimately entwined. Both have largely ignored how consciousness manifests in our existence; this has been done by assuming that brain produces consciousness – although it has never been verified. The only verifiable thing is that consciousness in human form is something that conceives, governs, constructs, and eventually becomes the activity of the body.

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Some materialist scientists even believe that consciousness is nothing more than a side effect of our brain moving towards a state of entropy; this must be one of the most preposterous ideas put forward because consciousness in and of itself is concentration of awareness – which is totally opposite of what is being suggested by those materialist scientists. When we really “tune in” to our own consciousness by using different mindfulness practices – one comes to realize that consciousness always arise from awareness – it doesn’t exist in itself; it is always relative to awareness. This is the main reason why science – as we know it today, cannot properly understand consciousness. You see, as things stand now, the so called “hard problem of consciousness” is deeply rooted in scientific materialism, which is based on the reductionist assumptions of various kinds. This means that modern science and medicine are essentially based on the reductionist view of the material world. Therefore, it also reduces human existence to our physical existence, in much the same way it reduces reality to what can be detected through sensory experience or can be analyzed with reason – leaving no room for intuition, insight and Inner Knowing.

Due to scientific materialism, we believe and assume that all phenomena in the universe, including time and consciousness, are governed by “eternal laws,” and that all phenomena are subject to the same physical laws, which can be discovered by the means of systematic observation and experimentation. Here we should ask ourselves: Are these so called “eternal laws” of nature really set, or could it be possible that they are still evolving? Who are we to say that the laws of nature are fixed? It doesn’t take a genius to understand that if the universe is expanding and evolving, then also the laws of nature may be evolving as well. The problem is that we are always looking for a physical explanation. Hence, it goes without saying that the known laws of physics are not only incomplete, but they are inadequate to explain the phenomenon of consciousness.

According to science, the universe is made of nothing, and we have no idea how we experience it; on top of that, we don’t exactly know where is the experience happening. Clearly, it is not happening in our brains, because the brain itself is experience in our consciousness, and our body is no different in that regard. And the amazing part is that we cannot find consciousness anywhere – we cannot touch it, taste it, smell it, hear it, find it or localize it – but we can experience it. Intriguing, isn’t it? The ancient wisdom traditions have a simple answer to this problem: we are asking completely the wrong question. You see, “where” implies a location in space, and existence in time, and our consciousness is not in space-time. So, clearly, we would have to consider that it could be the other way around – that consciousness is fundamental, and what we experience as the mental and perceptual experience of the world is actually a modified form of consciousness.

In other words, there is only consciousness, and therefore the physical world and our mental experiences are simply modified aspects of consciousness. To stretch this even further, the entire universe is also an experience in our consciousness. This leads us to a staggering conclusion: all experience and phenomena happens in consciousness, and hence there is nowhere to go but in. In a broader sense, this means that in regard to space and time, matter and form – there really is no space “out there,” and no universal clock “anywhere” to keep time – rather, there is but an appearance of space and time, matter and form; and thus, it is all here – within the Innerverse, residing within each and every one of us. The mind creates the appearance of separation, you see?

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Quantum Journal #074-ZX1-AWE-1, 2446-02, Omūno-Edūnī-Vedūnī-verse:

On a deeper level, the aforementioned means that our physical reality is always a living process, and therefore it is necessary to be able to see ourselves as Living Life in both a physical and non-physical sense. When we are talking about the nature of time, we can realize that time is, indeed, a direct expression of the Divine Activity of Creation. Therefore, every human being is an interconnected, self-regulating, self-organizing, self-maintaining, and self-generating being, and thus a Living Spiritual System — which is why we have been taught to look beyond the material world and get a deeper insight into the nature of reality. In conclusion, the world of the mind has always been perceived as being separate from us, and therefore we have always been influenced by our own ideas into believing that we are never truly free. We are connected to our spiritual nature — our inherent Spiritual Nature, which is what gives rise to our inherent awareness; this gives rise to our inherent Eternal Living Awareness — there is the experience of the thing itself. Our journey has been made easier because we have also created for ourselves a reality in our consciousness, which then, in turn, creates more conditions for our experience in life. The idea, you see, is that the mind is a tool, and the mind is the same as the physical body, and the mind is a tool, not to be used, of its own weight and power. In other words, there is a threshold at which a physical reality becomes a physical reality, and a different idea, you see?

Here, we should stress the fact that this is a new level of consciousness, a new way of seeing consciousness — a new way of knowing about consciousness, both a new type of being and a different kind of being. The idea of the self you first have a vision in your dreams, and then you have a consciousness that you are a living being. So in this sense, the idea that the human mind has been around since before the dawn of time, and that its capabilities are only going to continue to increase as more and more people have the opportunity to experience Life and Love for who they are, which is the only answer. As more and more people are realizing the Reality of Spiritual Life on this Earth, and realizing that it is not so much a lifestyle as a way of being, they are seeing that it is more important to be self-reliant and to be aware of how they use the world that they live in, than it is to be dependent on another source of energy or form of energy. In short, the process of realizing that we are living in a different reality than we have been led to believe, is the first step to understanding that we are indeed living in a new and exciting time in the history of mankind. So in this sense, it is true that we can say that we are living in a new and exciting time in our lives. As such, it is important to stress this point: this is not a book about the history of the world, about the history of humanity, or even about life itself. Rather, this book is about the many ways of being a future history of the human species. Thus, it is clear that there is a huge amount of new information that is being uncovered in the world of Spiritual Science of Living Consciousness, and hence it is likely that much of the information in these books is true to life.

What is the difference between consciousness and Awareness? How can we use this to enhance our lives? By seeking to understand such things as we explore the idea of what it is that is creating and sustaining our physical reality, we are continually generating new ways of being, and thus it is only a matter of time before our physical reality is no more. This is to say that the human body has a way of self-archiving itself within its own perspective, so that when the whole is seen as a whole, it becomes the whole. The process of seeing our own reflection in the notion of what it is that is creating us — is actually a process of Self-Transformation. We are not simply human beings, but also Spiritual Beings; and as such, we are beyond human, and therefore we are all, is what the ancients actually are. With that said, let us begin by defining the concept of birth and death, for it is these terms that are used the most often, and most categorically, in the new Science concept of Consciousness – which is the product of both Quantum and Non-Quantum Interconnected Multiverse, of both Quantum and Non-Quantum Fractal Directions, and is the Living Intelligence of the Interconnected Multiverse. In this sense, it can be said: you have been created, and now it is your turn — to be more in tune with yourself, more in tune with the Zen of Life, and you will be more in tune with nature, you see? In other words, there is a definite difference between the understanding of the Soul; and the Soul is a state of developing the Inner Vision, who are we to make the state of the world and our relationship with the Interconnected Multiverse? This is a big change, isn’t it?

As such, we can begin to see beyond our physical reality and consider the idea of a non-physical reality, which is another way of saying that we are living in a non-physical reality. As such, we can begin to see beyond our physical reality and consider the idea of a new kind of reality, which is another way of saying that we are living in a new kind of reality. As such, we can begin to understand that there is a huge difference between the physical world and the Spiritual World, which is why we have so many different terms and concepts that are used in the physical world, that are used in the mental sciences, and that are used in the spiritual sciences. To ask the question: Is there any life or substance in existence? is also to argue that question, and therefore it is a part of the idea of the question, to give it some sort of objective meaning or definition. This means that the Interconnected Multiverse is in a continuous process of becoming, and when you consider all of the various states of the physical and the non-physical worlds, the idea of what you are or what you are experiencing in that state is always a process of Self-Transformation of consciousness. In this sense, it can be said that the idea of the existence of a temporal gap following a event is an objective reality; the reality of the event occurring at an objective reality. The idea of the physical body is a tool that is used to display the results of the work that we do — the Interconnected Quantum Fractal Multiverse — in the physical world. More about this in a bit, but for now it is worth pointing out that the concept of time in physics is quite meaningful for that very reason.

The idea of the experience of the Zen of Life is when one is completely conscious, and has gone through the process of becoming aware of its reality. When we become conscious of the past, we do not see it as something that happened yesterday; rather, we see it as yesterday also being a part of the future that is held in the moment of now. This means that our perception of the present moment is affected by our own thoughts and beliefs. If we look at it another way, our perception of the past is also affected by our own thoughts and beliefs. As a result, most people are very much of the current religious paradigm, and are very much in the middle of the present moment of life. Wouldn’t this mean, then, that there is a huge difference between the ideas of causality and non-causality? And if so, wouldn’t that mean, then, that if we are to truly understand the nature of time, one has to do something very interesting — like a Quantum Zen puzzle-solving? The idea that a certain percentage of our life is a result of randomness, while the rest is chaotic and random, we are not able to recognize the process that is being created in our time. The way in which we have been able to organize our minds was by using the means we have been able to organize our lives; the problem is, though, that we have always struggled with the question: what is the purpose of life? The fact is that we can find no other definition for the expression “We serve the Self and its Infinite Multiverse.” In the Western tradition, the concept of time is known as the concept of a second, and in the Spiritual World, the concept of time is also known as the concept of time, it is that sense of time that is used throughout the world to denote the presence or absence of a thing.

Let us go further. The idea of a “God in a nutshell” can be explained by considering a few different ways. In the scientific worldview, the world is a complex, interconnected, and interrelated web of relationships, or systems, which is a space for living and non-living matter, forsaken energy of unrealized consciousness, and it is a process — a process of becoming, of attaining new levels of existence and organization, which is a process of changing the way we understand the world. As a whole, these various spiritual traditions believe that, as such, the physical world is a representation of the creative process, and, therefore, the physical world is a representation of the living process. When we are aware, and this is the main point of this process — we can realize that we are not our bodies, and that our own consciousness is the most fundamental component of the whole. And what does this mean? Is that when we are talking about time and space, we are talking about an extension of the concept of time itself; when we are talking about the time-space relation, we are talking about the non-existence of a “mystical” or a physical reality that is not even really understood at all? In this respect, 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 Intelligent being — which is a Divine Being that is aware, reflective, feeling and having a soul — this is the most important part of this, the part that is unseen and therefore is very important. The other is really not that important, because it is the simplest of all the elements of Creation.

If we are to better understand the beauty of Life and the purpose of our lives, we need to explore the idea of the Divinely Expressed being. In this context, when we are talking about the nature of time, we can realize that time is a way of describing a process, and that time is, indeed, a way for us to measure our self-aware being. It is worth noting that the main ideas of the philosophy of life were never really developed, and in many ways they are still true at the most fundamental level — though with various levels of precision. The idea that our lives are not really events, but that we are events in some larger scheme of things; this we learn in the first grade when we are asked to identify the different events of life. This means that the physical body is used as a vehicle to send and keep people from the physical world; and when we are aware, we can see that our efforts are actually worthwhile — which is another way of saying that our efforts are not actually visible or palpable. The idea of consciousness is also very much a part of what makes this idea — which is to say the concept of self and its opposite, which is the very idea of other. The concept of time in physics is therefore not so much a concept of space as it is a concept of energy; and thus time is a concept of a uniquely unique. The idea of Elemental Life in the Earth is Another View of the Same Effect? If you are willing to take the time to understand and explore this new you, and if you are willing to allow the things that you will eventually come out on the other side — then you will understand that there is a very good reason for having created you as you have created yourself.

The idea of the existence of a spiritual being is, in a sense, a state of being that has no name or definition, and is more than just the name given to something that occurs naturally over many phenomena, we don’t know, and when we’re being really careful, we can realize that there is a very good reason — indeed there is, you see? In all the world there are those who are resourceful, and who are able to retrieve the information they seek. In many ways this is a perfect example of the non-linear narrative embedded in the fabric of existence — it is worth pointing out that there are definite levels of reality, and there is the material world, and then there is our reality, and the Quantum Soul, and the Zen of Life. In this sense, time is a really important concept to keep in mind when you are creating your reality. If you are willing to allow the idea of the physical reality you are experiencing right now to be a direct result of your actions and your choices you will find that the actions and choices you are making are in direct opposition to the original idea of the world, and thus they are always creating new levels of reality. The concept of a “God in a nutshell” is a good one, because it gives you an idea of the kind of thing is we as humans are, and what it is that we are not, we are not that we are, and what we are not, we are. We are so conditioned to believe that our thoughts, feelings, and actions are always our own conscious beings that there is no reason to think that our thoughts, feelings, and actions are always in the physical world.

In the original version, the term “God in a nutshell” is used. In this version, the term God is used to describe the feature that is most important for our understanding — not what we are not — that is the thing that is not so much a part of what makes it so real, so spiritual, that it is like a spirit, that it becomes material, that it is not a part of what we call Spirit, that it is not a part of what we are not, but rather everything is Zen, you see? The idea of the Quantum Gaia — the Spiritual Earth as an integrated whole, or the physical body is a fantastic way of understanding this connection to the Divine. And if you think about it this way — if you will allow the idea of the physical body, which includes the idea of space, time, and matter, which is made out of non-material elements, which is made out of energy, which is made out of consciousness; and the idea of the spiritual, which is made out of awareness of the body, is also a fantastic way of understanding this connection to the Divine. And finally, we can ask ourselves: What is good in the idea of the self, and what is bad? In other words, the whole of humanity has been hiding in the basement, or the upper levels, or the top of the structure, all these years, and in our ignorance, we have been collecting dust. We find that most of the time we are not able to do anything at all, and when we are able to do something at all, we are often unable to do anything at all. This means that there is a huge difference between the teachings of Sambodhi Padmasamadhi-Kāra of Apadāthī, the Great Transcendent, or, the Enlightened One, and the way they explain the creation of the world within the Innerverse of our own consciousness.

The fact that there is a goal, a reason for our existence, is what will determine whether we are alone in our desires and aspirations, or whether we are a small part of a much bigger whole. The idea of the self is the only thing that has ever been able to reconcile the idea of non-duality within duality — which is the fundamental concept of duality and therefore the only thing that can reconcile the idea of duality is the idea of being in communication with your Inner Consciousness. In this respect, there is something I need to tell you, and you need to know that you are being helped in some way, when you are being helped yourself. There are no limits to what you can imagine, or what you can think, or what you can say; no, there are no physical limits to what you can perceive. There is no need to be afraid; there is no need to be greedy; there is no need to be vain. The idea is quite simple; you are just beginning to know who you are, and what you are experiencing. The fundamental idea here is that the body is a state of being, and the mind is a way of being in the non-physical world, or the world of the potentiality, or the world of the present moment. This means that the world of the future is always in the present moment. As such, if we are to better understand these last few days, it is essential to re-evaluate our ideas and beliefs, and re-evaluate our ways of knowing. In short, once we become Awareness of our limited perspective, we can realize that everything in the world is in the state of becoming in the future, and that the world in the present moment is a whole whole, filled with billions of seemingly contradictory facts.

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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.

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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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~ ॐ ~ Sambodhi Padmasamadhi ~ ∞ ~

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