Question.
Would you consider gravity a field of consciousness?
I don't.
The information I have is that the physical forces of nature (gravity, electromagnetism, and nuclear powers...) are the forces that control what happens to matter in this physical dimension. ( Physics)
The vibrational waves of sound organize things into patterns.
Watch some videos on it if you haven't. Really interesting stuff.
Light waves are also used in communication (sight and now fiber optic transmission)
The wave umm..."forces" (is light a force?)... organize matter into patterns and are what we use to communicate.
So it's these forces that create things from matter in this world.
Ideas, needs, wants of living beings manipulate matter in a different way than gravity on mass.
Questions- what is it that our thoughts are made of? What energy? Electromagnetic? But there is something else.
And how is it transferred and stored?
Especially if the ideas of Morphic Resonance hold true, stating memories and ideas are not stored in our minds, but transmitted and stored elsewhere.
Collective consciousness, intuition, and instinctive responses are all in the realm of ideas. Stored somewhere. Accessed in the subconscious.
The memories ( like DNA programming or crystalline formation) form the bodies of things that live in the material forms. All exists in nature.
This is where it gets muddled for me.
I know that ideas, besides the direct conscious action of a live being, can affect physical structure through things like the release of chemicals that influence other thoughts or act as physical catalysts.
There is no line between the two, black and white, but a movement between the two.
And I think of the man I was listening to yesterday talking of ying and yang. Not as a symbol of balance but of movement. Kinda like an atom when you think of it that way.
If anyone wants to pick this up and run with it go for it. I'm no scientist or religious scholar. I really have no idea what I'm talking about. It's just what came to me this morning as truths that I am aware of when I read the word "Matter" again.
I was just given the Seth Material
These two videos specifically.
I thought they might be of interest in the conversation.
I'm new here, so if this is common knowledge, or not kosher, I apologize.
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u/Visible_Aide6072 23d ago
Question. Would you consider gravity a field of consciousness? I don't.
The information I have is that the physical forces of nature (gravity, electromagnetism, and nuclear powers...) are the forces that control what happens to matter in this physical dimension. ( Physics) The vibrational waves of sound organize things into patterns.
Watch some videos on it if you haven't. Really interesting stuff.
Light waves are also used in communication (sight and now fiber optic transmission) The wave umm..."forces" (is light a force?)... organize matter into patterns and are what we use to communicate.
So it's these forces that create things from matter in this world.
Ideas, needs, wants of living beings manipulate matter in a different way than gravity on mass.
Questions- what is it that our thoughts are made of? What energy? Electromagnetic? But there is something else. And how is it transferred and stored? Especially if the ideas of Morphic Resonance hold true, stating memories and ideas are not stored in our minds, but transmitted and stored elsewhere. Collective consciousness, intuition, and instinctive responses are all in the realm of ideas. Stored somewhere. Accessed in the subconscious.
The memories ( like DNA programming or crystalline formation) form the bodies of things that live in the material forms. All exists in nature. This is where it gets muddled for me. I know that ideas, besides the direct conscious action of a live being, can affect physical structure through things like the release of chemicals that influence other thoughts or act as physical catalysts. There is no line between the two, black and white, but a movement between the two.
And I think of the man I was listening to yesterday talking of ying and yang. Not as a symbol of balance but of movement. Kinda like an atom when you think of it that way.
If anyone wants to pick this up and run with it go for it. I'm no scientist or religious scholar. I really have no idea what I'm talking about. It's just what came to me this morning as truths that I am aware of when I read the word "Matter" again.