Spiritual Musings

I kinda went on a weird rambly tangent. I've had some pretty consistent ideas about creation and existence, but they're rather difficult to rewrite in entirety every time I have a new epiphany that requires addendum to the rest. Anyway:

This man did a literal translation of the Bible. I'm only finishing the intro but he's already offered some extremely interesting points; like how Biblical events (OT) happened way too far back in time for the original people of those stories to be speaking Hebrew.

Now, I personally believe the OT is based on Sumerian and Vedic lore, as admitted by a Vatican translator, but that doesn't mean the stories are fake. Read the Book of Enoch. It paints god and the angels as humanoids with advanced sentient machinery. That's exactly what Enlil and Enki of Sumerian lore are. It's the same as Vishnu and Shiva and Kali.

The Book of Enoch and Reincarnation were very much present in the first few centuries of Christianity.

I'm telling you. All of the religions are threads of a common human origin. We were made in the image of the gods, who were/are simply advanced humanoids. The Hopi Indians of North America allude to a race of giant fair-skinned people living on the continent before them. These are the gods of old. They're PEOPLE. Flesh and blood!

Humanoid life is everywhere in our galaxy due to an ancestral race seeding it panspermically. They have their own spiritual outlook in which they worship a universal principle and its manifestations (existence) as (and facets of) the true God. God is a title bestowed on beings, but big G God refers to meta-existence, which is fully conscious and capable of personifying itself.

That doesn't mean it's always personified in whole. And it doesn't mean there can only be one personification. Vishnu the father, Krishna the son, and Brahman the holy ghost, and Brahma the Demiurge (or Vishnu is, depends), are examples of the Universal Principle manifesting itself with different identities.

In fact, it manifests itself as everyone and everything. God is both victim and perpetrator. That is why there isn't really anything wrong with existence from a divine perspective. But we, as limited mortal facets of the divine, have much pain and suffering still.

It was not necessary for God to exist first for existence to have come into place. If God is 5-dimensional or greater, then causality becomes meaningless and we have to dump the concept of time for a new concept of "meta time." Because God/Brahman is transcendent, it can act via retrocausality. Meaning, God can manipulate events that happened before his own creation. And when I say creation, rather, awakening would be more apt.

God, the universal principle, is not created, but rather awakens. If God is not yet born/awakened, then somewhere in the future he will be. If he awakens in the future, he can act upon the past before his own awakening. Vice versa if God was awakened before but sleeps now.

Meta time exists conceptually. Conceptual existence is a form of existence. It is what Plato alluded to with the True Forms of things. First we are a concept, boiling in the infinite potential of the void. Then ripples of that concept manifest themselves materially.

The void naturally creates universes because it is not bounded by laws of physics or reason. There is nothing that stops nothingness from becoming something. Rules only apply to somethings, not nothings.

Theoretical physics has come to the consensus that countless realities border and overlap our own. That there are countless dead universes where nothing sensible formed because the laws were not conducive to life.

The fact we live in a habitable universe doesn't necessarily mean anything other than it was inevitable. Given infinite meta-time in the void, ALL possibilities and concepts must manifest.

Also we're probably the product of information somehow calculating itself from the surface of a singularity's event horizon. Reality might be nested like that, with many layers of density. This is what new ager alien people mean when they're talking about raising or lowering one's density. I'm not sure how, but there are beings who can translate themselves into different forms of data/existence while maintaining their consciousness.

Anyway. Why do you think CERN has a Shiva statue? Sure, it has to do with the Higg's Boson unlocking the key to the cosmic dance of life and death,

But moreso,

It's because many scientists are aware that the Vedas got it right. From history to physics to psychology (Buddhism) and more.

God and Christ(Krishna) are real. The Bible is flawed. But as long as we're guiding our thoughts and intentions to the same being(s) of compassion and wisdom, then we are not in the wrong.

They won't punish you for using the wrong names to invoke divinity. It is human ignorance, not wickedness.

Believe what you want, sure, but my outlook on the metaphysical and material is, to me, profoundly beautiful. My toxin-venting attitude aside, I wish everyone could see the beauty I'm alluding to.

It's not their job to come save us. Vishnu and Krishna want to help, but they're just people like us, albeit more divinely attuned to the God who is most high. They may come if we ask in unison, or they may come if we are about to annihilate ourselves. But idolizing them would rob us of our own inner divinity. It would sever our personal, internal link to the divine.

This is why we don't need middlemen like priests and Bibles. We can talk to divinity by looking inward. What is so frightening?

It deeply worries me that, in this age of confusion, the religions can't recognize each other as fellow paths of holiness. It is, perhaps, the destiny of Abrahamic religions to wipe each other out.

I don't know. I hate to upset my friends who believe in the Abrahamic lore. But I want to help them see a history more vast and beautiful than what they were taught.

Ignore my ego and my arrogance. There is a sweet scent in the air when I contemplate these concepts. I can't help but think it is the divine itself guiding me. God, the Brahman, manifests as all things in this world; good, bad, and ugly. I am no less spiritual for sharing my anger and darkness. In fact, it is for spiritual reasons I no longer hide such things.

Hmm. Anyway. I think I lost the plot. Just doing my musings. I've written my thoughts on origin and existence many, many times. I really need to compile all of them and publish them. If I attach my name to the ideas, then people will know who to ask about the nuances. I worry that if someone copies my work, they won't understand the concepts I am using, such as meta-time and conceptual existence.

I'd hate for my works of passion to be subverted, for good intention or otherwise.