The Tree of Life

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Malevolent shadows
that come in the night
of dark silhouettes
in the corner of sight

Paralyzed,
but not of fear
whenever they
were near

Frozen,
body rigid and tight
struggling to move
trying to fight

Eventually vanquished
like vampires
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God | This Isn't What We Meant


The "God" terminology having become so bloated throughout the centuries
like some pre-installed version of Windows 10 and rendered largely unusable
in any serious cosmological context


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The Messenger | Ravenheart


His name was Hermes Trismegistus,
and he wanted to put God into words...


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Your mom likes my tree

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Subzero1 wrote: Tue Jul 15, 2025 12:00 am Your mom likes my tree

I'm sure, but I'm guessing it's the wittiness that would be your most appealing trait. Going out on a limb there – no pun was intended (I'm just lucky like that sometimes).

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The I | Individuality | Forever Yours


It is difficult to theorize persistence and recurrence of the "I"
when its true nature is not even known...


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CCoburn wrote: Wed Jul 16, 2025 2:36 pm
The I | Individuality | Forever Yours


It is difficult to theorize persistence and recurrence of the "I"
when its true nature is not even known...

Are you Lucif*rian

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WhiteWizard77 wrote: Thu Jul 17, 2025 5:13 am Are you Lucif*rian

The short answer is I really don't have a title. It's a mix of a few different things. This thread is primarily Kabbalah/Qabalah, cosmology, and creative writing with maybe a few other things tossed in for good measure.

Maybe Syncretic Deist comes close – I just made that up.

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Light Bringers | S-erpent-INE SINE Waves


The bringers of the light
The energetic serpentine forms that propagate the aethereal medium;
destined for the terrestrial sphere...


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Amor wrote: Sat Jul 19, 2025 10:09 pm Perhaps there are planes beyond the physical-etheric. Could the term "atom" be applied there?

from Greek atomos "uncut, unhewn; indivisible,"

The Atomic Soul Element


Based on a particular OBE I had decades ago, at separation I could observe that my own human consciousness was situated at the nucleus of some unknown atomic element as I could see the electrons whizzing around me as everything began to slow as one final electron passed my line of sight and slowly fizzled away disappearing as everything became very still and calm with a very intense clarity of observation in all of this.

This was also accompanied by a crescendo of varying tones until the complete separation when all became silent and calm – it was quite serene/tranquil at the end.

This leads me to believe that my own consciousness is some form of fundamental energy residing at the core of this soul element. Should I assume this would be the same for all humans?

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By some accounts consciousness is formed by the interaction of spirit and matter. In the case of humans that is mental interaction with the brain.

Awareness is not limited by requiring an interface with matter

One result is that most dreams disappear from memory shortly after we return to the physical body

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Amor wrote: Sun Jul 20, 2025 2:10 am By some accounts consciousness is formed by the interaction of spirit and matter. In the case of humans that is mental interaction with the brain.

Awareness is not limited by requiring an interface with matter

One result is that most dreams disappear from memory shortly after we return to the physical body

I think with the primordial "consciousness" it would just be pure force at zero existential volume. The subsequent matter and energy is just the primordial reorganizing and restructuring itself to accommodate a viable existence and evolution. It's a perfect existence and it's able to render realistic four dimensional creations from otherwise null parameters of space and time.

When scientific minds talk of singularities and quantum fluctuations this is really what they're talking about.

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I suspect that time and space are many layers below the early manifestations by the Source of All

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Amor wrote: Sun Jul 20, 2025 3:15 am I suspect that time and space are many layers below the early manifestations by the Source of All

Reiterating Dimensions of Existence


I suspect that 'time' would be the first and primary dimension followed by the three spatial although there would be a question of whether it starts and stops or is ever-flowing with either one resulting in an absurdity. I say that because I believe that the primordial would likely be active 'consciously' in some manner prior creating the spatial for which to accommodate its creations. Time is more than just one single phenomenon though. It not only represents movement/change in the universal macrocosm (without) but is also required for consciousness to process (thoughts) internally as well (within) whether it be primordial or human consciousness.

So, in theory, any mental "manifestation" would only require a time dimension whereas subsequent physical manifestations would obviously require those additional spatial dimensions.

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Some alien sources say that they do not experience time as linear.

Certainly I find it easy to move my consciousness (but not my physicality) up and down this timeline, and get glimpses of parallel timelines.

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Amor wrote: Mon Jul 21, 2025 8:48 am Some alien sources say that they do not experience time as linear.

The above statement could be misleading depending on how you interpret it, and also how you interpreted what they may have been conveying to you in subsequent relaying of that information as above.

The universe itself functions as a linear time construct – beginning and end. As did the one before, and so will the one after, but the never-ending chain of universes (not multiverse) without beginning or end would be encapsulated by a 'nonlinear' time construct i.e. eternity.

So, maybe they were just going on about nonlinear time and transcension of universes or maybe they were just stating that linear time lines are just a minor function of the all-encompassing nonlinear time construct as they 'understand' it more so than they "experience" it, but "experience" could also be relevant if they are in fact transcending linear time constructs mentally which I myself accomplish via reasoning.

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Amor wrote: Mon Jul 21, 2025 8:48 am Certainly I find it easy to move my consciousness (but not my physicality) up and down this timeline, and get glimpses of parallel timelines.

I currently don't buy into M-theory or multiverse theories in general, and there is only one macrocosmic time vector at any given time as I understand it, but there are a virtually infinite number of concurrent microcosmic human time vectors and other creatures as well.

The problem with multiverse theories is "the bulk". The space exterior to any universe is negative meaning that there is no "exterior", but if the universes were organized in a specific way to adhere this "negative" space parameter it might be possible. The only thing I can figure is that in lieu of separated 'bubble' universes they could instead 'overlap' like petals of a flower – how poetic.

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CCoburn wrote: Mon Jul 21, 2025 5:04 pm...
...there is only one macrocosmic time vector at any given time as I understand it,..
It may be more correct to say that there is only one 3D timeline but many transcendental timelines.

It seems that parallel processing occurs in nature

That is certainly my experience and that of others.

Hence the reports of temporal wars near Earth

https://exopolitics.org/time-travel-tem ... ok-part-1/

If such reports are correct, denial may be dangerous

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Amor wrote: Mon Jul 21, 2025 10:36 pm It may be more correct to say that there is only one 3D timeline but many transcendental timelines.

Seeding | Sowing


To put it one way: once the primordial time vector is seeded by the will of the eld father it will germinate and branch out into a virtually infinite array of conscious microcosmic timelines culminating in a wondrous tree of life with the formula of original creation being replicated therein...

a seed to a tree
and a tree to a seed
an eternal cycle
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CCoburn wrote: Tue Jul 22, 2025 3:24 am... by the will of the eld father it will germinate and branch out into a virtually infinite array of conscious microcosmic timelines culminating in a wondrous tree of life ...
Perhaps the structure is quite different in nearby universes.

The Tree may well be a local adaptation

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Amor wrote: Tue Jul 22, 2025 3:57 am Perhaps the structure is quite different in nearby universes.

Maybe in some multiverse theories, but I don't agree with those namely because of the supposedly infinite and 'uncreated' spatial parameter in which the multiverse is understood to reside. I believe that EVERYTHING was created with the exception of a primordial root cause, an unmoved mover. This would be categorized as a type of 'expansion' theory which is in opposition to multiverse theories.

Negative dimensions really are an utterly absurd proposition and extremely difficult if not impossible for many to wrap their head around since they transcend the boundaries of human existence.

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CCoburn wrote: Tue Jul 22, 2025 3:33 pm...
Maybe in some multiverse theories, but I don't agree with those namely because of the supposedly infinite and 'uncreated' spatial parameter in which the multiverse is understood to reside....
Last night I was in a Zoom session with two friends who have just published their book about helping children.

We were looking at the energy field of the book and I saw a small dark spot in the middle of the field. It was a portal. So we did the sniff test and tested for intent and the portal was ok.

We went through the portal into a nice light landscape with lovely beings waiting for us. My two friends had their light bodies upgraded - then we came back through the portal.

I went to have another look at the portal and I could not find its exit in this galaxy, nor in this universe. It looks like it connects to one of the universes in the local cluster of three universes.

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Amor wrote: Tue Jul 22, 2025 9:23 pm I went to have another look at the portal and I could not find its exit in this galaxy, nor in this universe. It looks like it connects to one of the universes in the local cluster of three universes.

"There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy"

— W. Shakespeare

I thought of that quote as referencing possible shortcomings within my own philosophy, but...

I don't believe it was a parallel universe for reasons already mentioned as well as those that have not. Maybe it was a time portal? I mean, I believe in the existence of a virtually infinite number of universes although just that none of them would be in existence concurrently. Maybe this like that alien reference of "experience"? It would be akin to having supernatural visions of places and events transpiring in nonlinear eternity as opposed to merely hypothesizing about it as I do. It reminds of a song by Hypocrisy: "I stared into the eyes of eternity and saw what no man's ever saw". Alluding to a reference of the aliens' eyes (maybe it was a gray), and how it seemed/felt like seeing into eternity as if to imply that these creatures have some connection or "experience" with the eternal that transcends mundane conditions and experience.

The "cluster" part is interesting though as it reminds of that hypothesis that I whipped up some time ago to resolve the problem of negative space. It was/is nothing really but keeps resurfacing so maybe there could be something to it. Simple and elegant but not overly complex like some of the formal scientific data that I sift through on occasion.

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My own approach is that every belief is an hypothesis awaiting experiment

That quote from Shakespeare is about all I remember of his/their writing.

Interesting that he knew that 400 years ago

Meanwhile I often have dreams that are on parallel timeline and some of my friends do too.

The experiment, in simple terms, is: sit on this (the only?) 3d timeline and go back to the dream. Now move the dream scene around the various timelines until there is a match. Then enter that timeline to meet your friends/relatives that are also parallel processing

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Amor wrote: Wed Jul 23, 2025 5:27 am My own approach is that every belief is an hypothesis awaiting experiment

Yeah, but there are many levels of "belief" each with varying credibility, and not all "hypotheses" can be tested in exoteric ways yielding results of any substantial consensus unlike your run-of-the-mill scientific methods although when it comes to some 'fringe' areas of thought there are similar methods in fortification of any such "beliefs":

1. Similarities across models, concepts, and ideas.
2. Analogies and reflections observed external to the "belief" in question.
3. Extrapolation.
4. Brief to moderate essays, theses, and dissertations.

Obviously, the skill and "credibility" of any particular writer would be of importance here.

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