I found it to be quite a scary experience which put me off meditating, so i tried to talk to the dalai lama several times about it but always never managed to catch him. When i finally managed to catch him, he was baffled, and had no idea what it was.

This is in paralell with my real life, where i have very profound experiences when i medidate and i tend to not meditate properly as i tend to get strange synchronicities happening, but beyond what normally happens.

The flash-bang experience was a new one to me, and it really happened as far as i was concerned, it was a life-changing profound experience, very,very powerful stuff. Dreams can be more real than the collective dream we call reality, as you’re tapping into the source directly so you’re free from the collective mind, as we call it subconciousness.

You have to realise that you’re not real, the physical reality is an illusion you need to overcome and step outside the bubble, to believe is nothing but lying to yourself, to know is the only truth. You know yourself, here and NOW, that is all.

Time does not exist, all that happens is that you are travelling through different realities – what the brain is designed for. The subconciousness works out the route ahead and if you dont target your subconcousness with what you want to do you’ll never succeed because otherwise everything is already worked out.

Its my belief that the native, back down to complete basic fundamental essence of the universe is thought..

The realms of possibilities (quoted from by Deepak Chopra).

When we go back to sleep, we drift along in the ocean of thought, even it is possible for two people to have the same dream at the same time. While one side of the world is sleeping, the other is awake, almost like the people who are dreaming are the ones lending their brain to keep the other side of the world going.

Ever had random thoughts, things just bouncing around in there in your head? What is actually going on?

What created us is seemingly random mutations in dna but they are selective random mutations. Just like the selective random events occuring in the synapses, quantum events in the microtubules in your brain. In the quantum world there is no here and there, no up/down – no time and no space only selective randomness.

If every living thing is made out of one thing which is in essence our quantum layer, isn’t it plausable that we aren’t actually separate living entities but infact a mesh of interconnected conciousness predominately at the lowest level made of the quantum stuff?

Ok, why? The question i ask myself every day. Why does everything exist?

Well, if you were one, wouldn’t you get lonely? Imagine the most powerfull supercomputer on the planet, running the most advanced neural network, not connected to anything outside, what would you think without any stimulus?

Ok, nothing would happen without chaos.

This is a very important element, as chaos causes randomness. to slightly control chaos is selective randomness, almost like a resistance but more free-flowing.

I believe that we are networked, connected to the quantum layer and in this reality computing is giving us clues as to how it all works. We’ve had so many clues staring us in the face coming from technology that the only way we haven’t actually seen what is happening is that we are a part of what is happening.
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