Do god really exist?
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I´ll tell you a story that I find intriguing and makes sense for me.
In the beginning there was only “God” and “he” was very bored in the vast nothingness. He then decided to experience himself in all his glory and patheticness and created the universe in which he divided himself into all the small pieces observing himself in all forms and all situations.
Now this makes little sense if you look at it in a linear way. But if you assume that time has always been and the universe has always existed, and replace the timeline with “always and forever”, the story makes sense. (Or even if you believe in the Big Bang, only that the bang came from another place, as an energy transition, because as we know, energy cannot be created nor destroyed).
It also makes little sense if you look at God as a bearded invisible man in the sky. But the description of God is omnipresence and omnipotence. That means that he is you and me, and the universe as a whole. The observer within you which only observes, never ages, never judges your actions or your thoughts. This part of us, many believe, is the focus lense of this “God” thing which observes us and himself in other creations. The receiver of our senses. It is the same thing that may observe an afterlife.
Everything in this universe is built on the same building blocks. We as organisms, have individual cells in our bodies that has very specific purpose. And they do their jobs masterfully. Since cells have different purposes there must be an intelligence to them, if ever so limited. They are aware of their surroundings for sure, since they make choices based in their surroundings. But I doubt they are aware of the organ they are part of, or the body or me as a whole. I am aware of my heart and organs, but I don´t control them directly.
In a holografic universe, it makes sense that we also could be part of a bigger body that we don´t see. A body that has a very different experience of time than we do. Perhaps the galaxy? Or something the galaxy is a part of. And so on ad infinitum…
We exist in order to experience life, growth, ourselves, others, learning, love, senses, hate, patheticness, greatness, smallness etc… and the paradox! And so on… From my limited perspective, I would assume that God exist to experience the whole, the parts, himself, time and timelessness, creation, choices, consequences etc… and the paradox!
I´ll tell you a story that I find intriguing and makes sense for me.
In the beginning there was only “God” and “he” was very bored in the vast nothingness. He then decided to experience himself in all his glory and patheticness and created the universe in which he divided himself into all the small pieces observing himself in all forms and all situations.
Now this makes little sense if you look at it in a linear way. But if you assume that time has always been and the universe has always existed, and replace the timeline with “always and forever”, the story makes sense. (Or even if you believe in the Big Bang, only that the bang came from another place, as an energy transition, because as we know, energy cannot be created nor destroyed).
It also makes little sense if you look at God as a bearded invisible man in the sky. But the description of God is omnipresence and omnipotence. That means that he is you and me, and the universe as a whole. The observer within you which only observes, never ages, never judges your actions or your thoughts. This part of us, many believe, is the focus lense of this “God” thing which observes us and himself in other creations. The receiver of our senses. It is the same thing that may observe an afterlife.
Everything in this universe is built on the same building blocks. We as organisms, have individual cells in our bodies that has very specific purpose. And they do their jobs masterfully. Since cells have different purposes there must be an intelligence to them, if ever so limited. They are aware of their surroundings for sure, since they make choices based in their surroundings. But I doubt they are aware of the organ they are part of, or the body or me as a whole. I am aware of my heart and organs, but I don´t control them directly.
In a holografic universe, it makes sense that we also could be part of a bigger body that we don´t see. A body that has a very different experience of time than we do. Perhaps the galaxy? Or something the galaxy is a part of. And so on ad infinitum…
We exist in order to experience life, growth, ourselves, others, learning, love, senses, hate, patheticness, greatness, smallness etc… and the paradox! And so on… From my limited perspective, I would assume that God exist to experience the whole, the parts, himself, time and timelessness, creation, choices, consequences etc… and the paradox!
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