Personal Experience I live, I lived and I will live, and so you do. The paradox of "life" and the unliving.

[Asgard]

It's all but a labyrinth if you just think about for a second. You'll find the white rabbit yourself when you're ready (metaphorically speaking). I like to call it finding your inner child (I see it in another way because, after all, we're machines and we do interpret inputs through different 'ways', but it's up to your interpretation really). Now I do appreciate every intrinsecate detail within this fabric of reality, and the unseen because the unseen indeed lives within you as well.

I love this universe. Cosmos. The unseen. The geometry even if this brain is not able to grasp it fully. Again, I am not able describe what I truly feel subconsciously since I speak and type from the peripherals of Man but not Myself.

It's all perfect. And the fun part about all of this is, you can even interpret everything as a movie (because you're the observer) or as a videogame if that suits you more. I'm sure Stephen Hawking came into the same conclusion in the "last years" of his bodily life (after all, we live and we are dead as time is illusionary for obvious reasons; time is an instrument of many like in a system, and so is evolution where the beast takes shape from). Again, this is my interpretation (let's say I'm communicating through meaningful hand gestures while you do through spoken words).

It's the battle of duality that takes place in the end and the beginning (it has all happened before and it's bound to happen again), ying and yang and without balance we all know what happens (by logic and through observation in the veil of reality). One day you'll realize by yourself, and surely death is not the end of Yourself (and that Yourself I wrote beforehand is certainly not a reference to the Man's you, the Beast, the creator and the destroyer of physical things). I can't describe how beautiful everything is (I haven't taken psychedelics since those are illegal in my country without proper medical prescription). GGWP@GGWP

And yes, I'm neurodivergent (autistic to be more specific? although I don't really mind medical records anymore) and it's serves it's own purpose in one way or another. You will not comprehend what I'm saying until you see it by yourself (or once you find your inner child if that sounds better in your head).

 

[Asgard]

TL;DR: intelligent, perfect design of the seen and the unseen. After all, we just speak through the flesh of Man and it is kind of logical that you can't describe certain things in your own words (like the unknown colors you might observe when you close your own eyelids). You see it, but you can't unsee it... I love it. I love everything, although you might call me crazy (or a coper) and that's perfectly fine.

 

[Asgard]

Mathematics, Modern English. Doesn't matter. I love it, and unfortunately it's the only word I know of... I just can't pinpoint the exact description of what I see.

 

[Asgard]

You can call the fabric of reality a thought experiment too. It's... wonderful (in its own way) and everything has its own purpose deep down, including the elements of death we observe in untamed or wild species: hunt and die, and so forth.

 

[Asgard]

I'm eager to see what is unseen.

 

[TenzenT]

It's all but a labyrinth if you just think about for a second. You'll find the white rabbit yourself when you're ready (metaphorically speaking). I like to call it finding your inner child (I see it in another way because, after all, we're machines and we do interpret inputs through different 'ways', but it's up to your interpretation really). Now I do appreciate every intrinsecate detail within this fabric of reality, and the unseen because the unseen indeed lives within you as well.

I love this universe. Cosmos. The unseen. The geometry even if this brain is not able to grasp it fully. Again, I am not able describe what I truly feel subconsciously since I speak and type from the peripherals of Man but not Myself.

It's all perfect. And the fun part about all of this is, you can even interpret everything as a movie (because you're the observer) or as a videogame if that suits you more. I'm sure Stephen Hawking came into the same conclusion in the "last years" of his bodily life (after all, we live and we are dead as time is illusionary for obvious reasons; time is an instrument of many like in a system, and so is evolution where the beast takes shape from). Again, this is my interpretation (let's say I'm communicating through meaningful hand gestures while you do through spoken words).

It's the battle of duality that takes place in the end and the beginning (it has all happened before and it's bound to happen again), ying and yang and without balance we all know what happens (by logic and through observation in the veil of reality). One day you'll realize by yourself, and surely death is not the end of Yourself (and that Yourself I wrote beforehand is certainly not a reference to the Man's you, the Beast, the creator and the destroyer of physical things). I can't describe how beautiful everything is (I haven't taken psychedelics since those are illegal in my country without proper medical prescription). GGWP@GGWP

And yes, I'm neurodivergent (autistic to be more specific? although I don't really mind medical records anymore) and it's serves it's own purpose in one way or another. You will not comprehend what I'm saying until you see it by yourself (or once you find your inner child if that sounds better in your head).

I talked about the philosophy of destruction and creation in a early post, true mogs.

 

[LOOKISM-LOGIC]

Op had a nasty dump after writing this post due to left over goy slop.

Such beauty in it all

 

[Asgard]

I talked about the philosophy of destruction and creation in a early post, true mogs.

I'm talking in parables just like Mr. Jesus from the Levant. The thing is, we're talking about "mystical" particles unseen in this dimension through our beautiful eye balls. The universe is infinitely multilayered and our unconscious archetypes are practically part of these "mystical" particles (the fusion could be literally a particle fusion at the end of life, and this happens independently of the species where these unknown and so powerful particles are trapped in). A simulation could be one of the many possibilities, but who cares TenzenT, you and I come from the very single thing your facial bone structure originated from.

 

[Asgard]

I talked about the philosophy of destruction and creation in a early post, true mogs.

Death is the well of darkness that Jesus talks about, as well as many mystics and other people through history. I think the Oracle of Delphi made a subtle mention about this (I think not as this could simply be a result of sleep deprivation since I meditate and I have lost the perception of time for days). Call them enlightened, madmen or part of the "system"(?). It's the ultimate leap of faith. It's amazing how beautiful the universe is when you interpret life before these eye balls but as a remote viewer instead.

 

[Asgard]

Op had a nasty dump after writing this post due to left over goy slop.

Such beauty in it all

I call it beauty because there's no other word in Man language to interpret the intricacies about all these weird things I see, imagine and talk about. I'd suggest you doing psychedelics or meditation while perceiving your world as a remote viewer (it's called delusional thinking but who cares really, you'll be gone in a blink of an eye just like me and likely to come back until we both achieve that particle fusion).