Message from @FivePointPalm
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It's o.k. to venerate the one and only way you get to God.
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It's just not feasible to control the means of getting there by force. That's communism married to fascism.
state controlled means of production.
Did God refer to an instruction manual when he creates the Universe?
(Does)
so kneel not to Ego, but to the sheer Big Beautiful Wall that represents the learning curve that the Evil need in order to be made Good.
Yes, God looked into the Bible to create the universe. That Arab paganism was influenced by Hindu paganism isn't surprising, and it certainly puts Hinduism in an even worse light if it spawned Islam.
God reveals himself to people. no special religion has a monopoly on the creator of the Universe.
"Go within and find God" -Jesse Lee Peterson
What if you go within and find that God is the Judeochristian God?
what if the Judeochristian God is the same eternal God who pre-existed judaism and christianity?
That's a central claim of Judeochristianity.
But as I stated, the reason other countries understood the Bible before it was given is because it already existed as a tradition going back to Adam and was taught publicly in the academies of Shem and Ever.
Do you believe that the Holy Bible is the only Testament to God?
No~
The original root, yes.
You have many 'derivatives' to it, but it is the main root. However, not all religions convey the same exact message. Someone, somewhere inserted man into it. Example: the Talmud, Quran, Catholic, Hindu, Greek, Shinto, etc.
Verse of the Day:
*He giveth power to the faint; and to them that have no might he increaseth strength.*
Isaiah 40:29 KJV
it's an Apocrypha book so it's not even included in most bibles, but I consider it legit word of God and a lot of others do too
in any case, I need to find a Chinese translation
Do you think the universe is God? Do we exist within God’s mind? Is the universe a simulation?
And if so, how do space and time come into play? Do we simply just observe them from our physical perspective?
Is space / time God?
I think that, to us we could only imagine one universe, but it's possible that in a higher dimension that there are perhaps infinite universes, and all of them reside in a sizeless point in spaceless space.
I definitely believe higher dimensions exist. Michio Kaku uses a koi pond analogy; it’s interesting.
I think all of matter and particles are collectively the same thing. I use a blanket analogy. Everything that will ever be and that is exists within the blanket. The blanket never ends. Lay the blanket flat, on its side: visualize that. Like you’re looking at the side of a counter strike map - now imagine down below it, and above it, an infinite amount of dimensions, occupying the same space and size.
I love this intelligent talk
I crave these 🤤
Yes I feel god is the universe, it’s like being a part of his body. I don’t view the planets as just bodies of rock & such, lifeless. I see them as being alive like everything else, or maybe body parts of god’s
Like plants, just bc they don’t seem alive in the human sense, doesn’t mean they aren’t. You can find lovely vids on YouTube of planets vibrations converted to sounds. Everything that has life has a vibration of some sort
Cosmic energy has frequency. All energy does. All matter does. Planets absorb their energy by vorticular stress between dimensions. Basically, imagine this: the sun is 98% of the mass in our solar system. All planets fall into its gravitational pull. And they of course rotate around it. So as the Earth moves on its axis, it creates a vortex between our dimension, and another. Tesla basically said all matter in our universe absorbs its energy from somewhere else. So the earth absorbs this energy. You see its energy in things in nature, like leylines. The planet comes across like a grid, like a twelve sided die, if you looked at it overhead. But because the energy from the vortex travels through the aether. The aether is what occupies the vacuum of space, and thus the universe. It’s like an ocean. You’re in it right now. Everything is. The universe expands, right? So it will eventually collapse when there’s no more room. So what does it move into? Beyond the universe is an an area devoid of temperature - nothingness. There’s no energy there. So God has not expanded into it. The aether acts as a conduit: gamma radiation, microwaves, radiowaves, and electromagnetic energy travels through it. So the aether is like an ocean of energy that permeates all the dimensions. It occupies the space God has occupied, at this point from our third dimensional perspective.
That’s amazing
I understand it, reading it and visualizing
Different dimensions is another interesting topic
It’s these amazing things and beauty with how the universe is that makes god undeniable for me
But when God has expanded, and the aether cannot move any further, and occupies everything, all dimensions, encompassing all time, it bursts. Like a dam. All the cosmic energy contained within it is let loose. It’s like the entirety of the blanket, encompassing everything that will ever be, folds. The result is that by the energy being let loose, it’s like an immovable wall meeting an unstoppable object. The result is a cosmic reset: God can never not be, so as soon as he isn’t, he is again. God is all of time / space, and the aether. Since God is all of space / time, and all of the blanket, God is a paradox. When the bubble bursts, dam breaks - whatever analogy you could use - the universe resets. Existence resets. The only thing that could cause the Big Bang is a singularity event. But it’s a singularity caused by the end of the previous cycle.
Wow