Ultimately, we
are here but for one purpose. We must learn to make this reality as malleable
as the reality of our dreams. If physical realization can only take place
through the intercession of a conscious mind, then we hadn’t created the world
(reality) we live in. According so some, it had been imagined by Elohim, better
known as gods, or intelligent entities who are perhaps millions, possibly
billions of years ahead of us in the evolution of their consciousness.
At our present stage of evolution
we are still in a destructive mode of existence. We don’t create our world,
it’s mostly already there, or here, but we tend to destroy it. If enough people
put their minds to it, we can kill 60 million in a single war. We’ve done it in
WWII. We blame Hitler for it, but without participations of many he couldn’t
have done it. We have the power to do so again. And with the nukes we are
hiding from public opinion, we can put an end to the human kind at a press of a
button.
Until recently, science of
astrophysics claimed that we live in an expanding universe resulting from a
“big bang”. Everything, they said, must have its beginning and its end. Only
they’ve run out of matter to give the universe sufficient gravitational pull
to, ultimately, cause a “big crunch”. Did they give up? No! They began making
up black matter, then black energy, all invisible and very much like the stuff
we hear from any pulpit in any church, equally as lost in search of reality we
live in. Did they find it?
No.
The concept of beginning and end
holds true as regards the illusory universe we make up with our imagination. In
other words, it is true only of the material, or physical reality. It is not
true of our true selves, of our consciousness, indeed of any consciousness that
precedes ours. In a way, there is only One Consciousness, and we, past and
present, are merely individualizations of it. All great masters and mystics
knew that.
Regardless of any of the above,
even more recently, our illustrious scientists decided that there are more
dimensions than the original three + time (quantum mechanics lately talk of
eleven) and, lo and behold, there are many universes. In fact, possibly they
say, an infinite number of them. They now call it the Multiverse.
Boys will be boys.
If you really want to know how
universes are created read my Elohim—Masters
& Minions, Book Two of the Winston
Trilogy. There may be other ways, but, well, to each his own. You might
think of a better way of course. If you do, let me know. So when your time
comes, you’ll be ready to create your universe. That alone is your purpose—it
is the only universe you’ll ever live in. In fact, it already is, only few of
us seem aware of it.
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