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Understanding the many independent perspectives

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_Consider the following, your friends, or separate spirits, are creating an entirely independent universe and distinctly separate ‘mind scape’ from what you are experiencing right now. Your spirit is the part of you that is separate and independent from a friends mind and there internally and mentally created universe. When you see another person you are observing the effects of that persons spirit on your minds perception and re-creation of the physical universe or ‘dream’. You create their body, what you see with your eyes and call their body is your minds recreation of their underlying spiritual correspondence. Their body is your brains creation, their mind is their own. Two people sitting in one room create two independent mental recreations of the room. Each spirit mentally builds the perception of their universe completely within the confines of their own mind.

So as discussed previously, what we call physical ‘matter’ is only perceptions achieved from an underlying inter-networking of those independent spirits co-creating and existing within one commonly created mental plane of reality called the physical plane. Every element (no matter how simple or complex) that creates that physical world, has a seperate spiritual correspondence from your minds recreation of the physical world. The design of the universe and the underlying life and intelligence behind all matter collectively allows The ALL to view this realm through an infinity of separate and independent internal perspectives of awareness. The design of the universe facilitates such qualities in the ALL as 'omnipotence'(all knowing) and 'omnipresence' (all seeing).

The universe only exists through perceptions of the perceiver (spirit), perhaps this discussion may shed a degree of light onto another famous Zen parable.

"If a tree falls in the woods and no one is there to hear it does it make a sound?"

-Zen Saying-

The physical realm being presented to you is constructed just like a group of people playing an online video game on the computer together co-create a common grounds of reality. In the perception of that online world, the independent actions of each avatar are decided by the playing consciousness, registered on the keyboard, sent over the inter-networking of computers, received by the other players computer hardware (physical brain), then recreated and seen by the other viewers via their own independent monitors (or minds) construction of the game world. The information being exchanged is a 'programing code' or ‘information’, being created and seen with an independent perspective and vantage point. The individual computers each create their own game worlds and perspectives that are displayed via the monitors to the witnessing player or consciousness. One can only witness the effects other are having on their computers independent creations of that created world.

Spirit, the wind and cause

Spirit is like the unseen wind that causes ripples on the pond of another's mind. Your body to them is really nothing more than these ripples being felt in their universe. You are the cause, all they can see is the effect on their mind via, your spirit or ‘cause’. For Spirit is the cause of all that is physical, spirit is cause. To enter another's mental realm is to bring your 'cause', or spirit, to the same coordinates of the mental realm. Two observers see each others 'cause' and their bodies are the effects which are rendered in each others mind as representations or avatars of the underlying intelligence (spirit).

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