Galactal Compact Discs ? (Page 1 of 2)

Those are some good questions Haven, unfortunately i cannot answer with certainty.

One of the things i wanted to get across when i created this theory, was that the Galaxy MUST be in MOTION in order for anything to happen.
Motion= Creation
Stale=Deterioration

Well, i suppose it would seem you had LIMITs in all levels of existnace, except THE SUPREME TOP LEVEL which would be the Creational Spirit / God etc. in other words, yes, freewill has its limits.

I like to say this statement;
"what the mind forgets, the soul remembers"

basically thats my view on it. we carry on data/information within our Souls, which is the reason for certain predispositions sometimes towards things which we have no idea why we react that way when the stimulus is given. thats because something inside u remembers something which triggers a reaction etc...

Everything else, such as physical monuments and data recorded on things, well these are subject to deterioration and/or are non-existant when viewed from other densities/dimensions.

but the Soul remembers it all, and data is stored within our 12 strand DNA, some of it is accessible from our consciousness here.

i'd say yes, your 3d human consciousness is a holograph. it is the 'middleman' between physical reality and mental reality(spirit)
it connects you (albeit a very slow connection) to your soul, or better termed it lets your soul connect to your measley 3D human body(and mind) and filters all of the data that you could not possibly comprehend from 3d viewpoint- OUT.

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I agree with this view.  While pondering existence and time, I had come to the conclusion for anything to happen, time would have to exist.  It's like everything exists at once, but to make the connection, you need movement which requires time.  Without movement, or motion, we'd be living in a state that Einstein suggested, where time stopped.  Everything might be, but nothing would happen.

Then again, sometimes I get the feeling that there are chunks of time where you can go back and forth and change whatever to affect something within this chunk of time.  Like the suns that the mayans believed in, these epochs of time or information.  It reminds me of a flash of information that is spread out.  I wonder if it's just this chunk of information, and it's all there, past, present, future, but we perceive it different because we're in it.  Like diving into a pool of water and having everything slow down drastically.  We're all existing in sloooow motion.  Maybe they have it right, time IS an illusion.

Anyway, I think movement is one of the most important things in reality, spiritual and physical.  It's growth.  Maybe we're needles on this record (or lasers on this disc).  The only way to really account for why it must be this way is that the movement, from here to there, does something to things.  Maybe this is a program disc, and the process creates something desirable.

Are there reliable methods to improve your connection?  Or do you think it requires patience above all else?  Or is it a lost cause since it is such a limited experience, trapped within such narrow parameters?  In my view, knowledge means little without heart, and the only truly useful information from a soul is what I would term "matters of the heart", such as compassion.  What is the highest knowledge or information encoded within the universe?

The question wasn't for me, but about a reliable method that anyone can use.  As far as my path went, it is complicated and I would have trouble relating it, as well as almost impossible to understand unless you had actually had first hand knowledge of what I was talking about.  The abyss stared back.

I think most people become confused because I consider myself a christian and because I think that everyone of sincere good intent should be treated equally regardless of perceived or "real" station.  I honestly can't fathom the thinking that it's okay to treat people like crap.  From my experience, hardly anyone understands my reasoning.  I've always seen it defended or shrugged off when I would bring it up.  I know others have their opinions, but they usually could give a shite about whether they cause pain or not (unless, of course, they have an agenda for the target, which is more often than not to use them.  If they can use them, or drain energy from them that makes them feel good about themselves, then they like them.), which leads me to think that the EGO is probably the #1 enemy. 

As for my opinion, I think that the first step is to doubt everything.  Learning isn't really what it's about, since you just fill your head with alternate viewpoints.  That's all well and good, but it doesn't really take you anywhere.  I think the aim is to see so many different viewpoints and question so much that all information from the head nullifies itself.  This leaves you with nothing but your self, behind the mask of reason and intelligence.  Your ego is laid bare.  Once you strip it of illusions, you eventually find some things out, and that wisdom and life and all that good stuff is a lot more subtle than the mind can comprehend.

Patience, from what I've learned, and it was one of the hardest lessons, is vital.  Once you REALLY accept that it is going to take time, it tends to happen when it should.  I went through my "Dark Night", as I call it, for about four years, even after my ego had lost anything to stand upon.  For years my ego was subjected enough to never be a problem again, then my heart opened up and showed me the source of life.  I guess it had to make sure that my ego truly would never believe its own illusions again.

This is just my view on things, and I could very well be wrong.  I'm not going to insist that I'm right, or pretend to have a real knowledge on how the universe is structured.  Absolutes are for suckers.  In my opinion, if you aren't a die-hard agnostic in your mind, then you're not doing it right.

Funny you should mention this.  Agnosticism will always be a part of me, but it only serves to kill the ego.  As of now, I've moved beyond the hardest trials of the ego.  While agnostic in my mind, in my heart I consider myself gnostic.  If I am ever cornered by a christian about my christian belief, I say that the closest you can get to describing it is as a Gnostic Christian.  Of course, I have to explain what that means, failing most of the time.  My own finding of what they call Christ is a very gnostic experience.  I would never have moved from agnosticism to christianity without the "initiation".  I went through the synchronicity thing, but my agnostic mind could always explain it away.  I don't consider anything that can merely lead me to think a certain way as a "Source" or all-being.  The truth goes through my agnostic mind, and whatever's left, I judge on whether I feel it's true or not.  What I hold as truth, or as MY truth, is that which happens with a gnostic bent, letting me feel it instead of just conceiving or rationalizing it.

So, agnostic in mind, gnostic in heart.  I don't think anyone really gets me.  Most of the time they just assume and then hold these assumptions against me.  I've learned to not take it personal.  It's a plague, and hardly anyone is immune to the ego.  I understand why the bible says that the road is narrow, and why only a handful are chosen.

So if galaxies are "CD's" does that by structure (steps instead of straight smooth lines) make pyramids the digital information contained with them?