the mistake we all truly make

 

o.k. I’ll be honest, I have researched philosophy: Plato, Aristotle; religions: pretty much the idea behind Buddhism, Islam (though it’s impossible to discern, as the Quran is a contradictory book, often not only verse to verse but within it’s own; but there is what Muslims believe) Christianity (not very hard) and Judaism (almost impossible, for its depth is well, that’s what its all about) You see, all ideas are based on a human conception of reality- which is obviously what we can obverse, for all observations are made outside-in – In other words, I, the observer try to deduce the underlying principles of what I am observing. – But what if the observation itself was false? – What if you were born into a computer and your entire world was constantly being recreated? – Every law was a a code, your existence was a code, so your observation, even of the fact there is a Creator of all this code would be limited to the height of your limited imagination? – For example, can you imagine (try it) an elephant squeezing through – but remains the same size of an elephant – the eye of a needle? – This is such a logical impossibility that even when you dream your mind agrees that the rules of time and space (we dream in time-space sequences) don’t get abrogated. – But what if the laws of physics itself is continually being created? – In simple words, anything, even what you think is impossible, is as possible as the reality you are in. – So hence only in Jewish mysticism, is the truth of infinity revealed and infinity is exceptionally simple – it begins in infinite possibilities, of which you are one, but it doesn’t end at your perception (and all religions, philosophies think they arrived at the truth, but if you think you arrived at the end of conceptual reality, you haven’t even begun!) for from whatever starting point you are at, infinity can infinitely transform, and in practical terms we will always grow.