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Recontextualizing ‘God’ from above

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What an arrogant title, jeez. But I could explain it later. 

I am bit scared of being discredited for sharing this or being called a heretic here:(. That I will be mugged at for being myself and share what I am experiencing. To make the post more credible I will give the oversimplified explanation that I have very unusual psychic abilities, which enable me to check the credibility of what is spoken about reality. 

I wanted to share some wisdom as to correct some innocent epistemological mistakes about absolute infinity as shared on the actualized.org channel.

So here the fact checking:

Absolute infinity in total is so relative  that even realizing you are the whole shabang is still a relative phenomenon. You would be just one of the experiences realizing the absolute infinite nature of reality. One experience out of absolutely infinite ones, which are impossible to access all at once.

*relativity here doesn’t imply that there  is no objective hierarchy in truthfulness*

Everything in a larger context is every possible experience at once, but also seperately from each other and anything in between. So you would experience 1,2,3; 1,2; 1,3; 2,3; 1; 2; 3; all at once if absolute infinity would only contain three experiences. 

I am able to intuitively prove to myself that solipsism isn’t true for myself this way.

Funny enough must absolute infinity contain infinite experiences containing beings that believe solipsism is true.

From the viewpoint of absolute infinity, solipsism must be a truth happening as well. On an absolute infinite level, reality can be seen as a free agent regarding what is allowed to happen or allowed to be believed.

The totality of existence is neutral. If you  dive in deeper you will find infinities that will develop into more and more goodness over time.

The experience of the absolute nature of reality can come with different flavors. That means there will be non-human beings in absolute infinity who don’t experience love, but something totally different than love whilst experiencing infinite possibility. 
 

As a final note, I send some love to Leo.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Absolute infinity is no more than a concept just like absolute nothingness in the sense that neither can be experienced. That's the nature of experience. For experience to even exist, there must be a finite aspect to it. But also, there must be SOME aspect to it to experience, even if it's just experience itself. That's why you can't experience absolute nothingness, because absolute nothingness is absolutely nothing, including the lack of experience itself.   

BUT you can intuitively know that your true nature is both absolute infinity and absolute nothingness. The duality between the two collapses. They're two sides of the same coin. Your true nature is beyond even experience. It's the invisible (invisible not just by sight but by all senses including the sense of being) infinite intelligence that even allows experience to exist. 

Solipsism itself doesn't NEED to be a truth just as the concept of a flying spaghetti monster doesn't need to be a truth. In fact, because both are language, they CANNOT be truth. Both exist as concepts but no more. The philosophy of solipsism is useful because can POINT to what is. Essentially solipsism is an incomplete description of the subjective experience just as any definition of God is an incomplete description of God. Your true nature is completely non dual - neither solipsistic nor not solipsistic. For most people, though, it helps to work on a more solipsistic view, because for most people that's the opposite side of the coin. Most people are too caught up in the paradigm that every sentient being has a separate mind and experience.    

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