Process of creation

**peace1987** · 01-13-2007

Hello everybody! This is the first time I ever posted anything on this site. Growing up I was in a very catholic family. At the age of eight, I stopped believing in God, and stopped praying to him. This was because I had no idea what god was or how to talk to him. I got the impression that God was some mystical being somewhere in outer space that created the earth. So for the next ten years I tried to understand everything through science, thinking about Einstein's theories and what it all means. I came up with numerous theories that could explain our existence but I could only explain only parts of it. At age eighteen last year all the peices came together for me, this is when I through God into the mix. Einstein's theories support the existence of God, and everlasting life.
Each one of us is a God in and of ourself, put everyone together and that is one amazing GOD. The problem is that people do not understand how the process of creation works. Each one of us has three parts that make up one being. soul + mind + body = A GOD (YOU). The soul being the part of you that is fully aware of your everlasting life in heaven. The mind being the part of you that has thoughts (judgements, condemnations etc.). The body being everything that you can sense (see, hear, feel, taste etc.) including your body.
Most people think that the process of creation is backwards from the way that it really is. Ex.( This happened to me and that is why I am thinking about it, and that is why I feel bad). In REALITY it goes I feel bad, that is why i'm think about it, and that is why something is going to happen. We are actually projecting and percieving our own reality. People have no problem understanding that they are percieving their souroundings, but have a really hard time understanding that they are projecting it simultaniously because they can't see it.

One of the things that CONVINCED me that this is the way it must be is a dream. The things that are experienced in dreams must be projected and percieved BY ONLY YOU. What other way could it be? think about it.
Now what does this all mean? If the things in the dream are projected and percieved only by you, then when you wake up you realize it was not real. So you automattically FORGIVE EVERYONE (including yourself) for the things that did not happen. This TRUE JUDGEMENT that ALL ARE FORGIVEN, sets you free from the "reality" of your dream. Now what how would you feel if you applied this to the "reality" of your life? Trust me, you would wake up to the ONE TRUE REALITY! PEACE OUT!!

**shadowsong** · 01-13-2007

Nice Post!

**Sarcinarious Joe!** · 01-16-2007

It's great to see others speculating on ontological matters.

I've come to the same conclusion, but using a different method. Basically I had been reading a book called "Reappearance of the Christ." They mentioned that the christ is the point at the center of the triangle. This got me thinking of triangle symbology. I noted that in Christianity the holy trinity is an important figure. Then I went about doing other things. Time elapsed.

Then one day I figured out the core of a problem I have been struggling with for a long time. My ideals heavily outweigh my practicality. Not that my ideas aren't practical, it's just that I'm not putting them to any practical use save for collecting more ideas. So I drew a scale to represent this.

I realized that the base of the scale was a triangle, like the holy trinity. I realised that the point at the center of the triangle is balance, or equilibrium. I thought about pyramids and how they project a beam of energy.

The shape correlation told me that God is a judge, or a scale. I thought about the bible where God was known for being both vengeful and forgiving. I realized that God being a scale accounts for all the seeming hypocrisy of his/her action.

I then realized that we all have our own internal scales, though not all of us are aware of that and some even choose to ignore it. When the scale is disregarded equilibrium is not maintained. This accounts for the trials of history, which is ultimately a record of weights perceived and deemed noteworthy.

I thought about the brain and the universe and how each part has within it the pattern of the whole. This told me that yes, we are "gods". Our scales are merely parts of the ultimate scale. However, existence will always have its reign on you while being a part of it and the more knowledge accumulated about the fabric of existence and the underlying mechanisms of everything the more responsibility existence will expect of you to adhere to.

The results of betraying existence after such periods of exchange(interaction between you and existence = knowledge of existence) can be grotesque, although it can remind one to steer away from the solipsism that can possibly been stemmed by the view that we are all gods.

Anyway, I find it interesting that we have come to simalar conclusions using different methods. Another important thing that I have discovered is that all philosophies, sciences, and religions are trying to describe the same thing from different viewpoints. And each of them have valid clues to the grand puzzel.

**Hand of Light** · 05-10-2007

I thought I might continue from the last point:

"...all philosophies, sciences, and religions are trying to describe the same thing from different viewpoints. And each of them have valid clues to the grand puzzel".

One thing that provides a great challenge for us, in our state of fragmented individuality, is the nature of the way we perceive the world from our own unique viewpoint. Not only this, but we each create our own personal reality in every moment of 'now'. Sometimes, one or more people will share aspects of a joint reality and develop its focus together. Our real issue is that some of us think we know things and then want to impose our belief on others. We need to share our understandings and discoveries without judgement against others - easier expressed then accomplished. As mentioned, we all hold part of the answer to all of creation. The scientist should no more be derisory about the caretaker who has a theory about energy production, than the parent should chastise a child for believing that trees make the wind. The religious person should not feel threatened when an outsider challenges the faith and, whilst we all hold personal prejudices at some level, we should give due consideration before exposing our weakness through knee-jerk reaction.

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One theory of everything, is that the universe was created from mind desiring to express itself in all its possible forms - including producing our physical universe. If you are 'all that is', it can be a problem knowing what you are not. Knowing what you are not, can help you know something of what you are. As with all philosophical explorations, it doesn't take long before you start wondering if white really is black, or whether trees falling down on remote islands really do make no noise if no one is there to hear them falling!

I believe that life is about the relationship between all things, and souls evolving as co-creators of the universe.

Anyway, I hope I haven't drifted too far away...

**TheRavenMother** · 05-11-2007

One thing that provides a great challenge for us, in our state of fragmented individuality, is the nature of the way we perceive the world from our own unique viewpoint. Not only this, but we each create our own personal reality in every moment of 'now'. Sometimes, one or more people will share aspects of a joint reality and develop its focus together. Our real issue is that some of us think we know things and then want to impose our belief on others.

I have more on what you just said in another post somewhere, called Dianetic Essays...