It’s all one
By zevi770 · July 9, 2014
In truth life is game
Not so fun, but somewhat comical
Not so laughable, but truly enjoyable
It all depends if.
If you realize life is a game!
But what is the game called life?
You see, we all, yes you, and all of us, fundamentally believe a lie.
The lie is simple enough.
Reality exists.
In truth, we are no different to an avatar inside a computer, imagine that, a 3d computer, you know, looking, feeling, tasting, touching exactly like our world.
Don’t believe me – never mind the matrix – both according to modern medicine and Jewish mysticism, everything we touch we do not feel.
For example, the very keys I am touching, I am not feeling them.
But that’s ridiculous you may say.
But it’s also scientific.
The brain has a 3d image of, in this case my fingers.
When I touch, actually what is going on, is the atoms I am touching, created a charge which is electrically related to my brain.
There in my brain lies a computer program that makes me believe I have felt something somewhere, when in truth everything we see, hear, taste, touch, smell obviously was processed in the brain, which then translates those sensations to locations in our body (this is actually why people who God-forbid lost an arm can still get an itch on that arm.)
If you stop to think about this for a second which is so obvious that our entire universe is atoms interacting, so it simply is a game.
A 3d illusion of what we think it is.
In other words, it is all as Einstein said: “reality is an illusion, albeit a very persistent one.”
So then the question of course is, if it is a game (and there are thousands other both scientific and Jewish mystical proofs that it really is recreated on a nana-second basis and a million other miracles that make it appear as it does) whose laughing?
The answer is as follows:
Ultimately there is something you can, I can, do, that God cannot.
That is, to become better.
God has a bit of a problem we all wish we had – he is perfect.
But we don’t have that problem.
We are like a diamond in the ruff, there is always another facet, you can cut.
In other words, the challenge of life is to extricate ourselves from the game – the perception and desires of our society, our background, even (yes I know this goes against the whole dna theory) our own selfish and narcissistic instincts!