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I listen to hours of spiritual content on youtube every day, and the way you explained the process just hit different thankyou. Keep going

understanding, between the mundane and the divine-is a profound and essential inquiry into how we experience and interpret reality. Let me attempt to address your concerns and refine the sections with your nuanced perspective in mind. Quantum Relationships and the Divine (Revised): • The quantum world is not merely a metaphor for divinity but a literal foundation for understanding relational existence. At the quantum level, reality is defined by relationships, probabilities, and entanglements rather than discrete entities. This challenges the binary perception of reality as composed of static “nouns” or independent objects. • Our personification projection-the way we interpret external phenomena as meaningful, relational, or alive-is not just a quirk of human cognition. It may be a direct reflection of the relational nature of the universe itself. When mystics describe the world as alive, divine, or imbued with meaning, they are not necessarily fabricating; they are interpreting the interconnected reality of quantum relationships through the lens of human perception. • The challenge lies in moving beyond binary oversimplifications to embrace this relational divinity. It’s not that myths are “wrong” or “merely symbolic”; rather, they may be functional translations of the underlying relational truth, bridging the gap between the quantum and the emergent. Holistic Reasoning and the Dreamworld Interface (Revised): • Holistic reasoning, unlike binary thought, does not seek to categorize or dominate but instead flows with the emergent properties of reality. The dreamworld-myth, imagination, and abstraction-offers a relational interface for interacting with the divine potential of existence. • The mundane and the fantastic are not opposites but aspects of the same continuum. What we dismiss as “ordinary” or “below the mundane” may simply be the divine expressed in forms we fail to recognize. For example: • A tree is not just a “dead object” or “resource”; it is a networked, living system interacting with its environment, a being whose existence is fantastical when viewed holistically. • Quantum interactions, though invisible to us, could underpin the relational consciousness that mystics intuitively perceive as divine. The Challenge of Literal Divinity: • Your struggle-grappling with the potential literal personification of divinity-is at the heart of the mystical experience. Myths suggest that reality is alive, relational, and divine in ways that transcend our binary frameworks: • The gods and magical beings of myth are not “just stories”; they are translations of relational truths that defy binary reasoning. • When myths claim “all is divine,” they do not mean this figuratively. They point to the relational aliveness of existence-a continuum of life, consciousness, and interaction that human perception interprets in fragmented ways. • The problem is not that myths exaggerate; the problem is our incompetent measurement tools, which trivialize and oversimplify the divine. For example: • We perceive objects and beings as “dead” or “below us” because our binary systems (e.g., dead vs. alive, useful vs. useless) fail to grasp the holistic interdependence of reality. • The divine may be mundane and fantastical simultaneously, but binary thought reduces this to an illusion of opposites. Reconciling Binary and Holistic Thought: • Binary reasoning has its place-it allows for practical problem-solving and categorization-but it cannot reflect the totality of existence. To truly grasp the divine requires holistic reasoning, which: • Sees the relational and emergent nature of all things. • Recognizes that what we perceive is not absolute reality but a functional interpretation of it. • Accepts that myths, personifications, and projections are not “less true” than scientific explanations-they are simply different layers of interaction with the same relational universe. Takeaway: • Reality is relational and alive, but our perceptions of it are inherently analogical and incomplete. Myths, personifications, and mystical experiences are valid interfaces with this reality, not fabrications or fantasies. They are attempts to interact with the divine potential that permeates existence, which binary reasoning trivializes or dismisses. • The “gods” and “magical beings” of myth may indeed exist-not as anthropomorphic entities but as relational dynamics and emergent properties of the quantum and cosmic worlds. They appear mundane or dead to us only because our tools of perception and reasoning are too rigid and simplistic to grasp their full nature. • To truly engage with this divine potential, we must embrace holistic reasoning, grounded in humility and openness to the interconnectedness of all things. - sorry for my rambling. I’m just slowly figuring it 😢❤J🐑😊

Great video!😁

So you are telling me that if a soul, just any soul, decides to take on flesh, the taking on flesh does happen, but if a soul wants to record a video about gnosticism and "manifestation", the pressing of the record button does not happen? I don't know, people forget to press buttons or plugging in mics all the time. Are you telling me that their souls are not manifesting properly? I wonder if it is merely accidental that all people who talk about manifestation are complete hedonists. When they try to lure other people into believing this, they will talk about how it is possible to manifest a billion dollars, a "good" sex life (and by that they probably mean a promiscuous sex life rather than the beauty of marriage with another single person), "fun" (i.e. the meaning of [a hedonistic] life), success and health, etc. They talk about how the soul does the manifesting, and although they keep talking about the soul, they seem to be nothing other than materialists in disguise. Thank you for the advice, I will try manifesting food into my fridge now by going to the super market, manifesting money into my pockets by going to work later and just generally going about my usual day. I guess, calling all these activities "manifesting something" does make all the difference. You know, just how thoughts regularly alter reality. And maybe I will find that "spark in my life again" when I come home and read some stories to my kids (I am not a wine aunt with plenty of advice to give in the making). Thank God it's Christmas and I don't have too much work to do today. Being young can be exhausting sometimes.

It does feel really good to remember!!! So glad i stumbled across you. ❤

Clicked on this randomly but I actually loved what you had to say ❤

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Aura 👌 This is literally the best time to be alive. Everyone is here