MAN AND HIS BODY The body neither lives nor dies. It is simply a technological artifact that enables MIND to simulate life. In the case of the human body on earth, the artifact is electric and the sensation of awareness is duplicated so as to create the illusion of centrality and actual location somewhere inside said body. People feel as though they live somewhere inside their heads. But stop and think about this. Do you live in any one cell in your brain? Is there one cell doing the reading right now, for example? And if its more than one, which cell starts the process and prepares the others to receive incoming messages therefrom? And which one separates information sources? Is this accomplished within the cells at all? Or rather, is it an accomplishment rendered by the electricity that passes between synapses? These questions are much like asking which part of an engine starts a car, or which part of the steering wheel tells it where to go, or what particle of gas starts the fuel conversion process. The answer is that both the car engine and our bodies are merely temporary tools. The human body is a facilitator of exploratory mobility and reality modeling for the purposes of rehearsing various interactions between other people. Our bodies are electric machines that enable our minds to simulate life. The reason for this mechanism is to allow for a variety of experiments in which multiple aspects of actual life are modeled so as to wee which are successful and productive and worthwhile, and which are unsuccessful or destructive and should be avoided. Because the fact is, WE are immortal as a unified life force. The only part of us that is mortal is that which we choose to exile from the immortal Creator Life either by choice and mutual goodwill or by rebellion and the introduction of lies into our axiomatic programming. At the end of the day, that which to us appears to be reality in fact only SEEMS, whereas actual reality IS, and strangely, goes largely undetected by most. So which part is real and which part is theater, and what difference does it make anyway? Today is the day I provide some simple models and analogies to lay the groundwork for this discussion. Of course I welcome any and all participation, and most of all, I encourage and welcome corrections and additions to my own limited purview and understanding. More to come.
Posted on: Thu, 10 Apr 2014 10:45:12 +0000