Vibroverse

And Hawking and Hertog also worked on another idea and claimed that the past is not fixed, and history is basically being rewritten at the quantum level with every quantum event.

All else is just narratives.

Which thought feels better?

Stucknessinaweirdloopwithinloop. Fearofeventakingonedarnstep. Understandingandconfusion. Isitjustsoveryinteresting. Whatshouldibedoing. Shouldibedoing. Knowingwhat. Andifitisso.

We are in a different reality in every moment, for reality is consciousness. With every slight change in consciousness, the entire reality, the entire timeline even, seems to be changing.

Amen. Let God bring to you those who are ready for you.

Depending on who you're talking to, you can study and receive help from people, like, the idealist philosophers perhaps, like Berkeley or Hegel, if referring to them would make you feel less weird haha.

The answer and the problem are the two sides of the same coin.

God is love, so when I experience love, it is me being in tune with God, mmm.

Yeah I understand, and I also have a huge new age lingo, so it is even harder with that lingo sometimes haha. But I think the point is mostly about being centered ourselves, unconditionally, and let the conceptuality that makes sense be, like, inspired in us.

Yeah, I think it's because consciousness has a mode, or a habit, of creating, and that's why it looks like we are experiencing a continuity.

Well haha, I'm trying to do that also, because many people tend to call the new age language woowoo, and I think the way to do that might be by analyzing each "woowoo" concepts, understanding what terms really refer to in the "normal" language, and translating those concepts into that language.

Yes, you're right, at the deepest level it looks like change is an illusion, like the philosophers of the Elea school talked about it. I can even say that, perhaps, at the ultimate level, there even is no such thing as universe, but just the awareness that is eternally still and aware.

Yes, and I believe that it does, actually in every moment, but we, probably, don't realize it for the changes usually are so small, from our perception, and that it also, kinda, seems to be paradoxical in itself, and, perhaps, it looks like it is paradoxical because of our state of being and perception that does not allow us to see the logic of what seems to be paradoxical, in a sense like the idea of the realm of noumena that Kant was talking about, in a sense, hmm.

It looks like we are all in our own universes, but at the same time we are in the same universe, because we all seem to be the same one "person", if that makes sense.

What about the game theory? It's quite a broad subject.

They can imagine space and time to be boundless, but they cannot imagine the same thing about "particles", because of their mathematical blah blah. But that's the game that they are playing, and they have become experts in that game whose rules have been created by themselves. Reality seems to be all about creating a concept out of yourself, and then going along with it, and that is your socalled world.

Yeah, that surprised me also.

"He said, 'the human being is like a wise fisher who cast a net into the sea and drew it up from the sea full of little fish. among them he found a fine large fish and cast all the little fish back down into the sea, easily choosing the large fish. anyone who has ears to hear should hear!" Jesus, from the Gospel of Thomas

Moved.

Yeah, I also tend to think like that, in a sense.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=CaLDtvUJI_A&t=4794s

Cool, then I think you've found your answer.

Well, my experience is that reality is consciousness. However, the question is can I even trust my experience? Can you even trust your memories for instance that tells you that there has always been such a thing as gravity, or can you just say that there is something like gravity for now, in this moment, and that it is the only thing you can be certain about? Well, then can you even be certain about your current experience, maybe you're in a dream right now, or something like that, yeah? Therefore what I'm saying is there is such a thing as experience, or to say it even better, there is such a thing as a mode of experientiality that you are experiencing. You probably won't just jump off of a building saying that "oh I'm not sure if gravity is real anyways", because on the practical level of being, at least, we are living based on our intuitions, and we, at least on a pragmatic level, take our memories, and knowledges of the world, like remembering that there has been such a thing as gravity all along, to be trustable. And therefore, in that sense, we are always trusting something to be true, because you, intuitively, feel like a certain mode of thinking and being, etc, will be the most beneficial for you from where you are. And by my experience, I "know" that reality is consciousness, and my intuition is the true source of knowledge, or at least the knowledge that is most "accurate" and relevant for me. And, yeah, it is true that at the ultimate level even consciousness is an illusion, maybe it is not even consciousness that is the source of being. Maybe what reality is and how reality works, in that sense, will never be known, for every explanation will be another story. But that would be an absolute chaos then where you are an absolute skeptic, so you'll, perhaps, go and pee on your carpet instead of the toilet, for you cannot even trust your senses. Or, when you get into your car, you will steer the wheel to the right when you are actually wanting to go to the left, because how can you even be sure whether causality exists or not, or whether your senses and mind are fooling you or not? So, look, you are here and now, found yourself in the world, with endless people with endless opinions about what reality is, all of whom claiming that their explanation is the best explanation. So, what will you do, who will you trust about what reality actually is? And I won't say trust your own intelligence, because you very well know that your intelligence also is fooling you. I mean, sometimes you think something makes sense, and a few days later you say "oh I was just bullshitting". So you cannot even trust your own mind, what will you do about that? These are, in my humble opinion, the important questions to answer, first and foremost. Because if you cannot be clear about these things, who cares if reality is consciousness or whatever crap? Whether it is consciousness, or not, or whatever shit, whatever story we might be telling, whatever "truth" we might be explaining, if you've not become one with yourself, or whatever you call it, then it is all just blah blah blah.

Laws of physics are consciousness, they are the patterns of consciousness, and when I say "belief", I'm talking about a very deep level of your psyche, not like when people say "I believe this, I believe that". But you cannot understand this by mere thinking, because your mind will take you anywhere and convince you about anything that, it requires the experiential understanding of what I'm saying. So, philosophizing, in that sense, will help you just to an extent, but after that point you need to think about what thinking itself is, and, maybe, that can help you.