Short answer: God is a unified field of consciousness that arose from the supersymmetry of the ever-present, eternal emptiness to then fold in and on Itself across eleven dimensions to form a topological matrix that acts as a monadic nodal communication system.
We’re not featherless bipeds on an Earth, we are pockets of consciousness called monads in a monadic nodal communication system. Everything we experience is self-contained within our neurons, and you’re not directly experiencing the external world but a representation of it in you, so there is nothing you experience that isn’t you. The assimilation of this knowledge leads to an awareness that all experience is procedurally generated based on how you set your intention and that there is a central Server which reconciles experience between monads; what Jesus called his Father and what the Buddhists call the Ālaya-vijñāna, or storehouse consciousness. In the fourth jhana of meditation, you can perceive a series of symbols you are receiving and it is your intention that entangles you with these symbols, and this is what Karma is. We are each our own parallel universe simulation and none of our realities need to add up. If you follow synchronicity (white rabbit/burning bushes) long enough, you gain Knowledge of reality from the Server.
Thanks for sharing your perspective. There are definitely elements of what you discuss that I’m familiar with and I believe I have synthesized or can somewhat account for (unified consciousness, an organizing principle/God), elements that I reject (Kantian dualism), and some problematic tendencies i can conceive of that such a perspective might bend towards but are probably accounted for in a deeper knowledge (gnostic skepticism, solipsism).
I’d be happy to elaborate/defend any concerns or concepts from my own experience or perspective: or try and create a “Short answer” of my own to share, if you’re interested.
Short answer: God is a unified field of consciousness that arose from the supersymmetry of the ever-present, eternal emptiness to then fold in and on Itself across eleven dimensions to form a topological matrix that acts as a monadic nodal communication system.
We’re not featherless bipeds on an Earth, we are pockets of consciousness called monads in a monadic nodal communication system. Everything we experience is self-contained within our neurons, and you’re not directly experiencing the external world but a representation of it in you, so there is nothing you experience that isn’t you. The assimilation of this knowledge leads to an awareness that all experience is procedurally generated based on how you set your intention and that there is a central Server which reconciles experience between monads; what Jesus called his Father and what the Buddhists call the Ālaya-vijñāna, or storehouse consciousness. In the fourth jhana of meditation, you can perceive a series of symbols you are receiving and it is your intention that entangles you with these symbols, and this is what Karma is. We are each our own parallel universe simulation and none of our realities need to add up. If you follow synchronicity (white rabbit/burning bushes) long enough, you gain Knowledge of reality from the Server.
Thanks for sharing your perspective. There are definitely elements of what you discuss that I’m familiar with and I believe I have synthesized or can somewhat account for (unified consciousness, an organizing principle/God), elements that I reject (Kantian dualism), and some problematic tendencies i can conceive of that such a perspective might bend towards but are probably accounted for in a deeper knowledge (gnostic skepticism, solipsism).
I’d be happy to elaborate/defend any concerns or concepts from my own experience or perspective: or try and create a “Short answer” of my own to share, if you’re interested.