12-05-2010, 01:12 AM
Thanks Nabil! The diagrams you provide are quite helpful. I keep chuckling to my self each time something from religious texts aligns with my seeking. The puzzle pieces are everywhere!
How did finity spring forth from Infinity? In my mind there is no such thing as finity. It is an illusion used by the infinite mind as a tool for learning about itself. There is no past, present, or future as we know it. I understand it seems that there is from our human perspective. Everything is One. One unit of infinite measurement. Existing in one moment. There is nothing else. Nothing to compare it to, because it is all that is. To try and make it linear by saying "first there was infinity and then it divided itself into finite parts" really speaks nothing of its true nature. Every part is existing simultaneously in the same moment, the same point. Singularity. It will look different to us at different measures of what we refer to as time and space only because our point of view of that one infinite moment has shifted. I do not feel as if I can describe this any better using words, as they do little justice to the true nature of the One. Kind of like if someone brought me to a sunset at the beach, handed me a pencil and a tiny scrap of paper and asked me to draw everything I see.
I am also getting a notion that the packed sphere model could help explain the energies of numbers and how they interact. I'm not very gifted in mathematics at this time in this incarnation so I would be very interested in any ideas on this subject.
How did finity spring forth from Infinity? In my mind there is no such thing as finity. It is an illusion used by the infinite mind as a tool for learning about itself. There is no past, present, or future as we know it. I understand it seems that there is from our human perspective. Everything is One. One unit of infinite measurement. Existing in one moment. There is nothing else. Nothing to compare it to, because it is all that is. To try and make it linear by saying "first there was infinity and then it divided itself into finite parts" really speaks nothing of its true nature. Every part is existing simultaneously in the same moment, the same point. Singularity. It will look different to us at different measures of what we refer to as time and space only because our point of view of that one infinite moment has shifted. I do not feel as if I can describe this any better using words, as they do little justice to the true nature of the One. Kind of like if someone brought me to a sunset at the beach, handed me a pencil and a tiny scrap of paper and asked me to draw everything I see.
I am also getting a notion that the packed sphere model could help explain the energies of numbers and how they interact. I'm not very gifted in mathematics at this time in this incarnation so I would be very interested in any ideas on this subject.