Consciousness: The Architect of Reality

Every Being’s Unique Universe

The fusion of time, space, and consciousness forms a dynamic trinity, creating a unique perspective of reality for each individual. Every point in the curved spacetime continuum can be seen as the center of a universe, and when human consciousness is added to this mix, we experience the concept of time-space-consciousness relativity.

The Multitude of Realities

In this paradigm, every being creates, experiences, and lives in their own distinct world, adding depth and richness to our understanding of existence. A leaf has a unique experience of the universe, so does a bird or a whale, or a star. And so do you.

The Interconnected Trifecta: Time, Space, and Consciousness

Time, space, and consciousness ar inseperable and shape our perception of reality. Time, as a dimension, gives structure to events and experiences. Space “makes matter” and also the expanse where this matter seems to exist. Consciousness, the subjective essence of being, adds awarenss, and meaning to existence.

The Essence of Time-Space-Consciousness Relativity

Each being perceives the universe through the lens of their own consciousness, creating their version of reality. Time and space is a flexible and adapt to this perception, forming a personalized reality where the individual becomes the center of their universe.

The Unique Universe of Every Being

You exist at the center of you own universe, where you perceive time and space through the lens of your consciousness. Your experiences, beliefs, and emotions shape your reality, and this creates a distinctive universe.

Consciousness: The Architect of Reality

Consciousness, acting as the architect, molds our reality. Our perceptions, interpretations, the meaning we add to things and events, and interactions with the world construct this unique universe.

The Mirror

“God created man in his own image, in the image of God he created him.” This verse from the book of Genesis, suggests that humanity mirrors the divine. The image of God within us signifies an unbreakable bond, a connection to the divine.

“What is more, their minds were made stonelike; for to this day the same veil remains over them when they read the Old Covenant; it has not been unveiled, because only by the Messiah is the veil taken away. Yes, till today, whenever Moshe is read, a veil lies over their heart. “But,” says the Torah, “whenever someone turns to Adonai, the veil is taken away.”^[Now, “Adonai” in this text means the Spirit. And where the Spirit of Adonai is, there is freedom. So all of us, with faces unveiled, see as in a mirror the glory of the Lord; and we are being changed into his very image, from one degree of glory to the next, by Adonai the Spirit.”

This passage, found in the New Testament in 2 Corinthians, holds spiritual significance. It speaks of the removal of a veil, representing a transformation in one’s perception and understanding. The text suggests that barriers and veils that cloud our understanding are lifted. When one turns to the Divine, symbolized as “Adonai,” clarity and freedom follow. Again, this is the nothingness versus somethingness. Consiousness, time, and space. When we rest upon consiousness rather than time-space, a veil is lifted. Meditate on this.

The Spirit, representing God’s presence, brings about a transformation within individuals, gradually aligning them with the divine image.