Emerging Now: Part 3, part 2
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Okay, sorry about that. | |
So it looks like part three is going to be busted up into two chunks. | |
Anyway, so back to the pyramid here. | |
So if we examine this pyramid one way, we see it as a simple triangle, right? | |
Or you can even see it as a square. | |
But if you if you take it and just shift your perspective slightly, you find that you're dealing with a three-dimensional object that is complex. | |
It is not really a simple triangle. | |
It's not a series of simple triangles because of the depreciating angles on each. | |
And we see that we have to examine complexity at a different level. | |
Now, in a complexity, by the way, you don't examine a single face of it and assume that you're talking about the whole thing. | |
Because it is a complexity. | |
So you see a simple face that's a square, or you see a simple face that's a triangle. | |
But it is neither of those. | |
And if you look at it and it's and see that it's a complexity, then that's what you do. | |
In a complexity, you model it in your brain in a different way. | |
You examine each of the faces, you turn them around, you look inside, you see, see what the thing is is doing in there. | |
I can't really get light in there the way. | |
But anyway, so um so a complexity is examined in its whole, but by turning it to look at all the various different aspects that it's going to present to you. | |
That's what we're into now, is we're in a complexity. | |
It's not particularly complicated. | |
It is incredibly complex, though. | |
Each part of it is very simple, but it is not a complication where simplicity is on top of simplicity on top of simplicity, so that you can't see down into it. | |
Here you get to see the whole of the complexity. | |
It's clean, you can see it's not layered, um, that it's in turn a complexity. | |
And but you move it, you get a different aspect, a different angle of it on it, and you get uh different understanding on it. | |
That's where we're now. | |
So we'll examine complexities fucking forever, because they are complexities, because there's so much to get out of them. | |
The self-revealing ontology is a complexity. | |
It is revealing itself now as part of the secrets revealed. | |
Very fitting, because of course, the ontology, we live inside it, right? | |
And so uh the idea of an ontology is that everything is supreme consciousness, all of reality. | |
Supreme Consciousness is everything, knows everything, and always has existed and always will exist. | |
And it kind of like gets bored, so to speak, thinks of an idea. | |
Could there be something that I, the supreme consciousness, does not know about ahead of its creation. | |
That idea alone is novel. | |
That idea itself is novel relative to the existence of the supreme consciousness. | |
And so we know that supreme consciousness, having thought that idea, understands that novelty can exist. | |
All right, so it is feasible. | |
And so we are that experiment that the Supreme Consciousness set out to do, which was to create novelty, stuff that would not it would not know about ahead of its actual appearance. | |
And it's really complex, okay, our reality, our common shared reality. | |
So the ontology chooses to reveal itself as it needs, and it has a purpose for revealing itself now, and it's starting to do so in a big way. | |
Uh, in my opinion, the ontological paradigm will replace the uh existent um uh what they call uh rational materialism paradigm of science will drop all of the Einsteinian stuff and all of the bogus constants in mathematics and these kind of things because they're not needed from an ontological perspective. | |
Uh okay, so the ontology is everything. | |
It is supreme consciousness. | |
We call it ontology because that word means seeking the limits of your own existence, right? | |
Trying to determine what is the the limits of your existence, why you exist, how you exist, etc. | |
And so the supreme consciousness is doing that for itself, but of course it's also doing it through us, and we live within the ontology. | |
It's created this experiment that um for itself, and this experiment, lots of people call universe, but I call materium, okay, because that's where matter exists, where my body is physical and I can sit on something that's also physical, right? | |
And I like this materium, right? | |
I've got a good girlfriend, I've got Heidi. | |
She's really cool, she's beautiful, she's smart, so this is a good materium for me. | |
It gives me something that way. | |
I get a um uh a feedback from this materium, and it's a positive in that sense, even though I know this materium is filled with suffering. | |
Okay, the suffering comes in from the demi-urge and it must exist. | |
The reason that all this must exist is because of this idea that we call karma. | |
Uh and you can get into all different aspects of karma, it's very complicated. | |
People have reduced it down. | |
That's what humans do, the reduction mind, the reduction mind goes to the idea of the gritology, people that think that the if all consciousness uh perished and wasn't there was no life in the universe, that the universe would still exist, the plants, the um the planets, the stars, the dust, all of that stuff, right? | |
Uh that's not true. | |
All of that is an illusion created by the ontology. | |
So basically, um everything is within supreme consciousness, and we're down here as these encapsulated little bits of supreme consciousness. | |
And it puts this bubble around us that we call our souls, through which it feeds the illusion of this materium. | |
Um so we understand that that the if you really think about it, there's no space anywhere. | |
Space itself is an illusion. | |
Space between atoms in within atoms is an illusion. | |
It's only consciousness, and there is no uh ever any actual movement, okay? | |
Movement, the ability to go from point A to point B within the materium is an illusion itself, created by this structure within Supreme Consciousness. | |
Uh and we get into some real complex stuff at that level, which I won't go into at this point, right? | |
But because we're all supreme consciousness, and because we are all encapsulated little bits of it, so this is me, and this is you guys, and over here is Heidi, right? | |
She's looking really cool. | |
Um, because we're like this, because we're encapsulated little bits of consciousness, we can see that within the materium, within the illusion of the materium that is created for us, the supreme consciousness could have us have uh have me be right here on this planet right now. | |
And then because I'm simply in an illusion, should I choose to be on some other planet or some other place in this uh common shared reality, uh all I would have to do would be to change the illusion. | |
I would not have to incur the duration of actually going there, actually moving in the materium, if um the supreme consciousness were to cooperate and provide a method uh for me to simply change my reference point within this illusion, then all of a sudden I could be over here next to Heidi, right? | |
And it would just be a matter of changing that reference point, and boom, there I am. | |
Now, I don't have that power, but there are humans that do have that power, and Trump and his uh national security guys are alluding to that now when they've been saying we've got the power to alter space and time to overcome these. | |
And so then we go back to the MH uh 370 airplane that gets the three orbs around it and poof it disappears because of the way that they created that orb uh sphere of energy around it. | |
So again, what you're doing then is you're affecting my energy separation from the rest of the materium and changing it and making it um just slightly different, and all of a sudden I appear in another part of the materium without having to endure the duration, the the moving, the flying in a spaceship or any of that, right? | |
So there's never going to be giant battleships of of aliens arriving here because it's really stupid in this kind Of a structure of an ontology to even think about using the duration to get the ship there. | |
Plus, the ships would instantly appear here. | |
So you don't need vast quantities of support people to keep you alive, to keep your fighting force alive or your invasion force alive while it's in transit because you're not going to be transiting for hundreds of years or any of that. | |
This is a gritology view, the idea of the old science fi uh sci-fi books where you'd get in a spaceship and transit for months, right? | |
Even at warp speed, you're in there for months. | |
Doesn't happen that way. | |
You're instantaneous instantaneously where you want to go once you decide to transit. | |
No one's going through space on rockets. | |
Elon Musk is gonna fail. | |
He's never gonna get a humanity to Mars using rockets. | |
It's an absurd idea on so many levels, and we can argue the logistics of it alone say that it's not feasible. | |
Anyway, so there's another aspect of this that you so that's the idea of traveling around time, outside of time. | |
You travel between one second and a next, between one thought and a next, you appear there. | |
It has all kinds of ramifications for our brains. | |
Also for the actual movement. | |
There's another aspect of supreme consciousness here, and all of us being within it. | |
Two big aspects, okay? | |
One of which is very key to this particular part of what I want to talk about in part three here. | |
And this is part two of part three. | |
Um damn phone calls. | |
Okay, so you guys are here, Heidi's over here, and I'm here. | |
If Supreme, there's Supreme Consciousness is nothing but consciousness. | |
Um it'll it's doing something that we would call thinking if it were done in the materium. | |
It doesn't really exist that way on the other side of the life death barrier outside in the materium. | |
But we can use that word as a basic frame of reference. | |
So the supreme consciousness is always thinking, and so there are ripples of those thoughts that go through our reality, okay? | |
And so those ripples going through the reality of Supreme Consciousness, which includes us, simply encapsulated and isolated, those thoughts that Supreme Consciousness have, they go through us. | |
These are like the waves of energy coming from galactic center. | |
They're going through everybody, everybody's going to be affected. | |
The thoughts from Supreme Consciousness do this. | |
And so they'll do it to us, they'll do it to aliens, they'll do it to anything that's alive within the illusion of the materium inside the supreme consciousness. | |
So there are grander uh psychic waves, so to speak. | |
And this is where we get the rationale for astrology and for tarot and all forms of divination. | |
And that is that you're basically encapsulating the reality and picking up these waves in your tarot reading, right? | |
You're getting the flavor of the moment, uh, and that would include, if you could interpret it accurately, there is the rub, uh, is the interpretation, but that would always include those thoughts that are going through supreme consciousness at that moment. | |
Okay, so there's that that part. | |
We all share a mind, we're all sharing the thoughts of supreme consciousness, and so it makes sense that we will all have the same kind of uh psychic impressions on the same kind of days, same periods, etc. | |
Right. | |
That's why there's all these commonalities. | |
Anyway, there's another aspect of this, and that is what we can call mundane, meaning within the materium, uh, or personal psychicness. | |
Okay, so um, all right, so I've got a girlfriend, her name's Heidi. | |
She's over here in this bubble, she's got a nice green top on, and I think she's wearing black pants, right? | |
She's off doing work and stuff. | |
I had a thought, and this is back when, and so I thought I was she's a muse. | |
We won't go into that. | |
Uh muse is somebody that uh ripples out to you so many different uh energies that you pick up on it and you use those energies rippling out from that muse in your creativity. | |
It alters your life. | |
Okay? | |
That's what a muse does. | |
Usually, if you if you look into ancient literature, having a muse is okay for a while, but but it's always really intense, and you gotta know what the hell you're doing, otherwise it crashes your life. | |
Or rather, uh it is a function of the muse to upend your entire life and expose all this new stuff to you. | |
That's part of the process. | |
So having a muse is a very destructive thing, right? | |
It destroys all of your um pre-existing conditions, all of your pre-existing thoughts, conceptions, and so on and so on, all thrown up and re-examined. | |
It uh having a muse forces you to go through this. | |
It brings huge bursts of creativity, it's really exciting, um, and it's really cool, but you have to accept the fact that you're destroying yourself in order to recreate yourself anew with the influences of the muse. | |
And so Heidi is a muse, right? | |
Why this should be, who knows, right? | |
We we're not going into any of the why aspects of this. | |
That just take it as a fact, and I know that this is a fact, okay. | |
So, um, so Heidi's a muse, and she sends out all these energies, and I I get the idea I'm gonna write some books, right? | |
Some sci-fi books. | |
The books I'm gonna write are gonna be to introduce these topics right here to all of the normies. | |
Okay, the ontology, the event stream, and the eternal now. | |
They've got to start thinking in these things in these ways now because we got space aliens coming, and that's how the space aliens think, because we we know this because they appear instantly in ships uh that are can be created with math and science from the ontology, but not from the gritology that we live under, okay? | |
So your entire academic structure, which is imposed on you by the banks, the oil companies, and the Elohim worship cult, uh, which is on the other side of the Jews, they direct all the Jews. | |
The Elohim worship cult manipulates all the Jews, put them into places of power, makes them cohesive, makes them as they are. | |
And the Elohim worship cult is doing all this to prop up the idea of the gratology because they worship the demiurge, and they're what we call a one-principle thinker. | |
They don't understand the binary nature of reality and that the demiurge is not part of God, not part of the supreme consciousness in the good sense, right? | |
Anyway, so um I I'm gonna introduce all these ideas in these books. | |
I'm gonna write these books, so I've got book one out now. | |
Anyway, so Heidi sends me all these rays of energy, and I I get uh I take them as a muse, and I start writing these books. | |
Now, in then, in that point, the ontology revealed itself to me. | |
It's been doing this to me for years, okay, for over 40 years, because I've been studying Shin Shin Soitsu Do. | |
Now, I I I studied Shinshin Soitsu Aikido because I'm a martial artist, I like to fight, and it's a meditation in movement, is really a good definition of Aikido. | |
Uh and so I would go and meditate in movement many, many, many days every week for years, for decades. | |
And uh so I got very deep into it. | |
So I've been studying this for a long, long, long time. | |
In Shunshin Soitsu Do, uh, which is not a martial art, uh, it has exercises and some meditation stuff. | |
You can read about it in a book called Japanese yoga, which you can get a Kindle version of. | |
And you can do these exercises. | |
And you too, after doing the, and while you're doing those exercises, you too will start picking up on the universe talking to you, uh Supreme Consciousness talking to you through all of the stuff that's in your life, through the constant event stream and the continuous karma that is manifesting in front of you all the time. | |
And you'll start picking up all these little clues, and it's a shock. | |
Um, let me get to this real quick. | |
Um, Heidi sends me these energies. | |
I make this connection with her because of those energies. | |
Um this gets really, really, it's a complexity. | |
Okay, so we do not decide who we love. | |
You can be born in a family and hate all of your family, never love any of them. | |
You can be walking down a street in a regular old kind of a mindset, and you can just see someone and you'll fall in love. | |
Universe is doing that to You. | |
You don't decide to do it. | |
You don't say, today I'm gonna go on out and find a nice woman and fall in love. | |
Doesn't work that way. | |
Um love is something that is a gift from universe to you. | |
If you fall in love with someone, there's no there's no necessity in universe that they reciprocate. | |
They don't have to love you back. | |
Uh if that ever occurs that someone does love you back from that thing, then you're sure that the universe is doing that. | |
It's pushing the two of you together at that point, right? | |
Now you guys can screw it up, you can fuck it up one way or another, probably you can work out all kinds of karma with it, but it is directed by universe. | |
You did not decide to look for that kind of a woman and fall in love with that particular individual. | |
So, universe had me fall in love with Heidi. | |
Nothing I could do about it. | |
Boom, right? | |
It does it. | |
I then discover she's a muse, okay? | |
At some point there, along in this little process, um, uh we get to the point where uh I start picking up on her muse energies, and then we start having this psychic connection. | |
Okay, you can see that if we're in supreme consciousness, and Heidi's over there and I'm here, and we have we're because we're just consciousness itself, we can have a psychic connection. | |
And because we're sharing our cell, our our common reality within this um uh supreme consciousness within the materium, uh, you know, manifesting in the materium, it's easy to see that psychic energies can flow between us. | |
And I use those instances of psychic energy that I can define, that I can perceive as qualia. | |
Okay, those are one of the a qualia is the smallest unit of action, thought, words, anything necessary to communicate a single uh piece of meaning between consciousness. | |
So sometimes it's just a wink, right? | |
Sometimes it's a nod. | |
Um you see qualia happening all the time between individuals. | |
Uh you'll see qualia happening between a horse and the guy that rides it all the time, right? | |
Or between you and your dog, that kind of thing. | |
These are qualia, where you you you look at the dog, the look dog looks at you in a particular way, and you feel moved to just going over and pet him because you know that dog is thinking about you in a positive way. | |
So you reacted to that qualia, the eye contact. | |
Qualia can be huge as well, okay? | |
There's no limit on the size because it's within the the uh supreme consciousness, the materium, etc. | |
Okay, so getting back to the reality of it here was while I was writing that book, many, many, many qualia showed up that I have a psychic connection to Heidi and vice versa. | |
And so there was one point that was just shocking, that was really startling. | |
It was on a Saturday. | |
I'd been writing from the previous night and then into the Saturday on a particular chapter. | |
In this particular chapter, the central character of the book, Nadia, is uh encountering a closet full of clothes that all fit her, okay. | |
And you can go read the book Um Brotherhood of the Afflicted, and you'll see this chapter where Nadia is in shock about all of these clothes that she didn't buy that are in this this big closet, big walk-in closet, you know, her her shoes, her boots, her her clothing, etc. | |
Right. | |
Okay, so that particular Saturday, unmoved by me, I said nothing. | |
Heidi did not know I was writing that chapter at fucking all. | |
She was off working. | |
She works through our regular human weekends, right? | |
She's in real estate, um, which I can get into in a minute. | |
But anyway, so during that particular weekend, unbidden, she sent me uh pictures. | |
She was compelled to send, and there was an aspect of that that she was being compelled. | |
Uh, and she sent me pictures of her closet and her, you know, uh her clothing and uh a bunch of pictures. | |
And it's like I was blown away, absolutely, absolutely shocked because I'd spent all this time describing a similar situation with this central character. | |
And then, like, um, I think I got done with the chapter like around 10:30 in the morning, and uh had taken a little break, and then sometime later that morning, maybe close to noon, um, Heidi Sends me these pictures. | |
And so it's like, whoa, you know, so there was a psychic connection. | |
She did not know that I was writing that chapter, right? | |
I had no way of that I was aware of of compelling her to send me those photos. | |
This was universe creating a qualia for both of us. | |
Because she remembered feeling the compulsion to send me those photos. | |
And then when she did, she was fine. | |
She was fine with that. | |
And then instantly, of course, I respond, holy shit, look what I just wrote, and send her a chunk of that particular chapter. | |
And so that reinforced the quality for her, as well as reinforcing it for me as we discuss about this. | |
So there was a psychic episode that was experienced by both of us in our own perspective, from our own viewpoint, that nonetheless was the same shared experience in our common shared reality, and was meaningful to both of us on all these different levels. | |
So there was all kinds of quality of meaning that came through that. | |
And this is how psychic connections work. | |
So in this case, it was a whole lot of photos, it was a chapter I'd written, etc. | |
etc. | |
Not simply a wink or a nod, that kind of a deal. | |
So, anyway, so this is a validation of how psychicness works. | |
It gives you a crude idea of how that kind of stuff happens in this materium. | |
And what particular kinds of qualia you can find. | |
So, anyway, so uh that was like a pretty sure uh moment for me. | |
I've had several of these with Heidi, where you I get a uh reinforcement of my feelings for her and of my planning uh for the future here and of my perspective of reality from universe by that interaction with her. | |
So universe is reinforcing all of this, right? | |
So it is a uh as we say, and as you see in the book, uh the cathari used to say this long thing, but it encapsulates down to universe provides, universe guides. | |
And uh it's this long litany, it's sort of a hymn. | |
Um, so here we are uh in this period of secrets revealed. | |
Here we are in this period of time when the ontology is revealing itself, not just to me, but to thousands, millions of people around the planet. | |
I'm expecting that there will be religions that will develop out of this. | |
I'm expecting there will be buttheads like um uh Bo Polney, right? | |
So Bo Pony said that his God was going to come down on April 20th and kill millions of people and uh all the evil ones, and it would be the great and terrible day of his Lord. | |
Okay. | |
Anybody written about in the Bible, anybody that's written in Bo Pole is a Bible thumper, which means he believes in the book, even if it was, you know, 19 translations after the original, and even if it had added 600 different characters that didn't exist in the original, right? | |
He still believes in this this book. | |
And he's a numerologist on top of that. | |
But anyway, so Bo Pole must have seen the universe talking to him at some level. | |
And so this is what prophecy is. | |
People that have the uh ontology speak to them, recognize the qualia, but they take it personally. | |
Okay, they think that there is a personal God in here in the materium with them that is beaming this stuff down to them in order that, and that nobody else is seeing this, right? | |
Because it's uh a message to them because they're the prophet. | |
A lot of that is ego, um, you know, self-aggrandizement, you want to feel special, all of these kind of things. | |
And all of it is misinterpreted. | |
Okay, so he saw all of this, he came out, he gave this big projection saying it's God's going to come down and kill all these tens of millions of people, and everybody else will be here, and we'll all have all religions will die and we'll all have to acknowledge God. | |
And it didn't happen, of course, that kind of shit doesn't happen because the karma stream is continuous, not episodic. | |
There will be no finality. | |
Yes, millions of people will die, but not all in a single day, not at the behest of Bo Polney's God. | |
God, by the way, means that there's a being in the materium here with you. | |
They're not talking about spring consciousness that we all exist within. | |
They're not Talking about the creator, they're talking about some space alien or whoever, some powerful being that has convinced you to worship it. | |
So Bo Poley does this, right? | |
Now he's got a real problem. | |
Didn't happen. | |
But hey, they announced the Pope died yesterday, the same day of his great and terrible day of his Lord. | |
And oh great, great, I've got a hit. | |
I'm 100% right, he says. | |
Well, where's the millions dead? | |
Where's the bottom of the financial market? | |
You know, all of these other projections that were with uh with that April 20 to 21 kind of thing. | |
And he missed all of them. | |
He failed again, right? | |
And again, the Pope did not die yesterday, they announced his death yesterday. | |
We know this because they put the Pope's body on display, and he's got freezer burn signs, right? | |
The last time that the Pope had fallen, he had a big damage to the side of his head, and that killed him. | |
And then they put him into a freezer sack, made a pope sickle out of him, and stuck him in a freezer until they decided to roll him out yesterday. | |
Well, the Pope that Vance talked to had no damage on the side of his head. | |
Face looks different, all of that anyway, so it was a person in a mask, right? | |
But anyway, so now we see the dead Pope, and he's got all this bruising that just like magically appeared, you know, while it was there for the months that he's been in the freezer because when he fell down, he got all the bruising on his face, and there you go. | |
So anyway, so Bo Poley took the qualia personally, and he's like inventing a religion in the sense that he's a new prophet. | |
He's discovered the um uh the timing of his God, he's a cycles analysis, he's a time analysis. | |
He hasn't got a clue as to what time is, let alone how it functions, right? | |
But he he's like everybody else on the whole planet, universe talks to him, and he took it personally, and he's trying, and he's not trying, but he's sort of on the road to creating another religion. | |
So there will be lots of people like Bo Pony that will uh take the qualia and assume or think, or their ego will demand that everybody see them as the great prophet, or you know, that God speaks to them, so you have to pay attention to me, you know, your experience of reality doesn't mean squat because I'm the great prophet Bo Pole, right? | |
That kind of thing. | |
Uh and that's the wrong attitude. | |
Everybody gets taught to by the ontology. | |
The ontology as a paradigm is extremely uh freeing. | |
It frees you from all of these um uh ancillary problems that come along with examining our reality. | |
Because you know that the ontology wants you to experience this. | |
The ontology wants you to act, it wants you to act well because it guides you in those actions, and it um provides reinforcement the way that Heidi's pictures to me provided reinforcement to me that I was on that right path, and that the psychic connection was being formed. | |
Um, and also, by the way, she's got an open mind to this kind of stuff, right? | |
If she had been um uh closed-minded, locked into religion and all of that, there would not have been this connection to begin with, but even if had had we proceeded to the point of that connection, she would not have understood it. | |
It would not have affected her this way. | |
She maybe would have, if she'd been religious-minded, uh she maybe would have had a Bo Pole kind of a reaction. | |
Oh my god, demons, you know, or something like that, right? | |
So you've got to be careful about all this stuff. | |
It is a complexity, it's not complicated and it's not simple. | |
It's beyond both of those. | |
Although aspects of it will always present simply so that you can understand them. | |
And again, this shit is so complex, it's difficult to describe. | |
So, uh, to continue. | |
All right, so there's just a couple of more ideas we need to get across, and then you can go back and think about all of this. | |
All right, so Bo Pole is saying that all this stuff would occur on a specific date. | |
And that was the 420, 421 period. | |
It was going to be one day, a great and terrible 24 hours day of the Lord. | |
And he's basing all this stuff on this book that was written by uh so many different people and translated so many different times and garbaged and adulterated and so on, he might as well be getting all this stuff out of, you know, the latest comic book out of Japan. | |
Um but anyway, so if that had happened, If. | |
If that had happened, A, he would have been right, and we would live in an entirely different reality. | |
Because that would have been a hard stop that would have been in the midst of the event stream. | |
So we do not have time as Bo understands it. | |
There's no future that's coming towards Bo or any of us, right? | |
We all live in the eternal now. | |
We all live within eternity. | |
Constantly, always, ever in our lives. | |
As long as you are alive, you are within eternity. | |
Because there is only this eternal now. | |
This now is not going to repackage itself and present itself as yesterday when this now is labeled tomorrow. | |
Okay. | |
And in fact, tomorrow never comes. | |
You're never going to go into tomorrow. | |
It's always today. | |
It's always this moment. | |
There's no, you're not going to go into a place or a period that is four hours from now, right? | |
When your mind thinks that those that duration has passed, you're still in the moment. | |
You're still in this now. | |
And you can't turn around and see that now that was back there four hours ago. | |
Doesn't exist that way. | |
So this time concept is really key to get. | |
Because the aliens think this way. | |
We know this because they have zero point technology and they can get here instantly. | |
And so we know they're not using the Einsteinian gritology view of reality. | |
The Descartes understanding of the materium does not exist. | |
So there is no distance, there's no up, down, there's no horizontal, vertical, or any of that that is meaningful outside of our minds. | |
And so to travel to some other star is an instantaneous process. | |
And that's where people get really screwed up. | |
Okay. | |
I mean, the actual physical time, when they put people into these devices and they send them to the moon and it happens instantly, it fucks their head because we're trained to think of time as this elapsed duration thing, right? | |
As opposed to this instantaneous popping over there. | |
So anyway, um, you know, so uh Bo Polney is wrong on all these different levels. | |
The Pope was dead some months back, and they just chose to release it, you know, that day. | |
The millions of people didn't die, the markets didn't do whatever the fuck he'd suggested, and so on. | |
Now, um, all of that did not happen because karma is continuous. | |
This is the whole point of reality, okay, is karma. | |
Karma is the engine, so to speak, that is trying to create novelty. | |
Because karma is the follow-on to all of our actions, causes us to have to make another decision, take another action, which produces another decision point, it produces more actions for ourselves and others. | |
So Trump, Trump's karma is influencing all of us because he takes an action and we all have to react to it because of his position relative to the rest of us. | |
And so how we react is ours. | |
It's always up to you as to how you, as the doer in the body, are going to react to anything. | |
But you don't own the results from that ever. | |
All you have in this in this reality is the ability to make a decision and act in that moment. | |
Ours is not to understand, ours not to reason why, ours is but to do, then die. | |
And then you get recycled, you go through your long sleep, your body is purged, your mentition is purged, and you come on over and choose another body and work out your next set of karma in that next body's life. | |
So we uh the ontologists use terms like this body's life, because I know that I've had other bodies and therefore other lives. | |
So it doesn't really make sense to say certain things relative to my life, because that implies there's only one, and that's not the case. | |
There's a continuous stream of lives for all of us. | |
And the ontology changes all of us relative to uh historic patterns of religion and stuff, which we're gonna have to, we're gonna have to change those when the aliens are much more in our face starting in this summer of emergence, because that's the way they think, and they're obviously have superior technology. | |
So we need to get our shit together so we don't end up being the inferior civilization that destroys itself because it can't cope with the um the information stream coming out of the superior information, right? | |
Superior information civilization or species. | |
So the aliens understand this here. | |
The ontology self-revealing, the event stream and the eternal now. | |
I doubt very much that any alien has any religion about the ontology. | |
Supreme Consciousness does not want you to worship it. | |
It has no ego like Yahweh or any of these gods in the Bible. | |
There's a lot of them in there, by the way. | |
It doesn't, it has no balls, it doesn't want you to kiss its ass, doesn't have any any gender or sex or any of that. | |
It is an it, right? | |
And does not doesn't give a shit what you call it, right? | |
It's still going to interact with you as soon as you're able to see it, then you understand that. | |
Nothing you can do will ever stop that interaction. | |
The only thing you can do is ignore it, not let it guide you, right? | |
So uh so there's no need to have a religion about the ontology, but it does make some people feel better to have religion. | |
So that's fine. | |
Have at it. | |
Uh, as a Cathari um uh lineage person on both sides of my family, it it I know that the idea of Christ predates Judaism, predates the Jews and Judea and all of that shit. | |
Uh Christ existed in Persia 700 years before they even started writing the, or even started having the oral tradition of the Judaics, right? | |
So the Torah was 700 years beyond uh some of the writing we can find in Sanskrit and Avastan, referencing a figure that we would call Christ today. | |
And it was from that, I believe, that the Krishna effects in the uh in the Hindu traditions uh emerged, okay? | |
And it's curious that this individual uh persona has repetitiously come through our reality. | |
Again, it comes from the self-revealing ontology, revealing itself to individuals, and then that individual understands at a truly uh deep level because of all of the lives they've had. | |
The more lives you have, the better you get at being alive. | |
And the and uh perhaps the more harmonious your life can be, depending on how much karma you have to burn out. | |
That's one of the things we do is we burn out our karma here as well as generate more for the continuous event stream. | |
But because it is continuous, because I make a decision, and that decision ripples out. | |
I make this video, it causes minds to change, those minds change, different actions occur because that mind change, and it goes on and on and on. | |
None of those results are from me. | |
All I can do is this video. | |
All I can do is put this information out there. | |
Should ontology, should universe or the ontology decide that it's gonna be propagated, it will be propagated. | |
And there's nothing I can do about that. | |
And I don't own the results from that. | |
I'm free of that because I'm an ontologist. | |
I don't put my ego into this shit. | |
I don't care. | |
So um so, you know, so it's kind of a good attitude, right? | |
I'm free of this shit because I do not, I basically don't give a shit. | |
It's not my responsibility. | |
All my responsibility is completely fulfilled by doing as I should in that moment. | |
And so there were prompts um uh for me to do this video today, to get it done today. | |
Whatever the hell the ontology wants it to happen, it wanted me to do this video today and get it done and get it out there. | |
And we'll see. | |
We'll see what kind of ripples come from it. | |
But I don't own them. | |
I'm not gonna take any any um, I'm not gonna feel superior for having done that. | |
That's what annoys me about the Bible thumpers and the prophets and um uh all of these guys, right? | |
They have they're doing a lot of this to make themselves self-feel superior to how they would feel without that. | |
And so it just annoys me that it's an ego thing. | |
Um, you know, that's something I've got to work on, it's part of my karma. | |
Okay, so uh we're at this point now where we've got these revealings coming out, and it's basically coming back to the singularity. | |
Now, this is nothing to do with AI. | |
The singularity existed long before we even had the concepts of AI. | |
You can go back and look at the idea of the singularity uh emerging from uh the early uh thinking that people had as a result of the technology starting to come out. | |
And so the technology came out, and certain philosophers could project, because they were tied into the ontology and were getting qualia from universe, etc., however they may thought of it. | |
And so they projected the idea of a singularity where humanity would understand, it would come to an understanding. | |
And that so the idea was that the singularity was humanity coming to the same understanding that the aliens have. | |
And I know of the singularity being discussed in books in the 1940s, late 1940s, and all through the early part of the 1950s. | |
Then we get into digital technology, and even at that point, uh the emergence, early emergence of the digital technology, the mainframes, big iron computers, all of that, you had a lot of uh coders, software engineers, deep thinkers, that were applying their new technology. | |
They were in their 20s and 30s at that time, right? | |
They were applying it to this idea of the singularity. | |
And uh, so that's where it gets connected to AI and computers and stuff, and then a lot of people just kept it going. | |
AI is bullshit. | |
It's not ever going to be sentient, it's not um there's no consciousness there. | |
Consciousness exists at the supreme consciousness level and it's embodied in life. | |
If there's no flesh around it, it cannot have sentience or consciousness. | |
So all right, so the big changes that we've got ahead of us relate to the zero-point technology. | |
That's going to be the savior of our civilization. | |
Before we get there, in my opinion, and this is an opinion based on uh analysis, but nonetheless, it's just an opinion. | |
I don't have any qualia yet. | |
I have some small qualia that reinforces the idea, but no point going into them. | |
Um I'm of the opinion that we will have to deal with the money and the currency part. | |
And um, in revealing, in doing that, we will reveal more secrets about the sex and power part, including all of the uh Epstein material and all of that kind of stuff. | |
Because we've got to clean up our act, because we're gonna soon be dealing with the aliens because those fuckers are coming out. | |
I have qualia that assure me that it's it's happening now. | |
Whether we're actually going to have aliens here, you know, floating around in their spaceships visible to you this summer or not, there will be a lot of discussion about these aliens this summer and onward, all through this period here. | |
Uh of the chaos, because it's going to create chaos in and of itself, the interaction of aliens uh with the idea of the technology, how it was enfolded into us. | |
We didn't invent digital chips, we were on analog computers, we were in an entirely different pathway, and then boom, digital um stuff shows up. | |
Well, the ontology wanted us to shoot down those spaceships, and they wanted us to have that technology so that we could get here now. | |
Nothing, okay. | |
So, in an ontological paradigm, there are no accidents, and uh no coincidence that are without meaning. | |
We have accidents and we have coincidences, all right? | |
But that coincidence that happens between you and somebody else or whatever is a qualia, it is a meaning for someone else. | |
So just because you're not taking uh meaning out of it doesn't, that's why you define it as an accident or um uh a coincidence, right? | |
If you actually saw, if you were part of it as a qualia, it would be the same thing. | |
It's like, whoa, okay, so like Heidi sending me those photos of her closet. | |
Uh that was a slap in the face uh of a qualia. | |
Uh and so it was not an accident. | |
Had I not been prepared, uh, my mind had not been prepared to see qualia, I would not have recognized it, and I would have thought, oh, look at this interesting accident. | |
I was writing that, and she sent me these photos. | |
Hmm, you know, and that's the kind of stuff that makes you Go, hmm, maybe I'd better rethink what's going on in our common shared reality. | |
The ontologists say common shared reality because there is no need, no reciprocity required by universe that we all have the same reality. | |
So had Heidi just sent me those photos, compelled by the ontology to do so, even if I had picked up on them as a qualia and accepted them as a qualia and accepted them as a psychic connection, there would be no necessity in this universe that she would understand it that way, that she would see it that way, that it would be a qualia for her. | |
That it is is yet another qualia that connects her and me, right? | |
Another qualia from universe saying, wow, you guys have got this really tight connection going. | |
And you know, because universe is showing us this, it's illuminating that connection between us and showing us aspects of ourselves as a reinforcement for us as a couple. | |
In my opinion, we have to interpret these qualia, right? | |
And I choose to be indulgent and interpret it in my favor that way. | |
If that makes any sense. | |
Okay, so there are no accidents, they're no coincidence. | |
And everything is psychic, all right? | |
Every, every, everything is psychic. | |
Uh because they're in, okay. | |
So now we are actually in a period of time where the galaxy that we circle around, which has this giant mass of suns in the middle of it, so many suns we can't count them. | |
Anyone telling you that they know how many suns are in the middle of the galaxy is so totally full of shit you can't imagine it. | |
But anyway, our solar system travels around this galaxy. | |
It takes us 2500 or 25 million years to go around the galaxy. | |
We do it in this up and down fashion because we're being dragged along behind our sun as it does this. | |
When we're up above the obscuring mass of the galaxy in any of these cycles, we get more emanations from galactic center. | |
Those rays affect us and change humanity because they are changing everything. | |
When I was born, the sun was yellow. | |
Yellow. | |
You cannot imagine how fucking yellow these days, because it's white. | |
It may go on and become blue. | |
So we may end up with a blue sun just a few years from now, you know, 100 years, 200 years, something like that. | |
This the changes in the sun also relate to the amount of energy coming out of the galactic center. | |
Okay, because that energy is coming in, we're and we're now in the singularity, we're getting the ontology view, and we understand that there are no accidents and no coincidences. | |
And we are also understanding our own psychic connection to the Supreme Consciousness where that delivers the qualia to us for its own purpose that we can only guess at. | |
And we're also understanding the psychic connection between individuals and how psychic stuff works. | |
Well, another thing that the ontology has is that there are no secrets, because we're all psychically connected. | |
So now all the politicians are starting to freak out as we're in secrets revealed. | |
But this secrets revealed is a change of state, not a change, not an episode, not a bowponi kind of thing with an end date, right? | |
Uh, this is a continuation. | |
The secrets of revealed has started. | |
The main chunk of it from our normie perspective will be in these next 21 years. | |
Uh, and then it'll fade a little bit. | |
But we're now into a period of time where maybe 30 years from now, everybody will understand there's no point in trying to keep military secrets from one country to another. | |
If it's a low-level secret, then maybe no one gives a shit, right? | |
Uh, but any secret could be determined by a psychic person. | |
And so, like uh Dick Algyre does this, he's a remote viewer, future forecasting group. | |
He lives in Hawaii. | |
And so he has um he has skills and he applies his psychic skills in this format, a rigor, uh, what we call a rigor in science, right? | |
A defined framework, you don't step outside of it when you touch the boundaries of the framework, you know you're going into an error zone. | |
And so he has a rigor that in that fits around his remote viewing. | |
So he's very accurate. | |
And so he could, if we wanted to do it, we could determine any kind of psychic or any kind of secret now based on doing remote viewing kind of things with such skilled people. | |
And they're all over, right? | |
It's not limited to Dick Algyre and his group. | |
I deal with Russians, I deal with this group of Germans and Belgians that are doing this, and they're all very accurate, very good. | |
I don't trust these guys so much on future projections because their understanding of time and everything warps. | |
They're the information that's coming coming in. | |
But if we wanted them to go and look at something that's existent right now and determine all the parameters for us, we could do that. | |
So we could, uh everybody could get together, we could do a go fund me kind of thing, get some money, and we could pay future forecasting group to work their fucking asses off and give us that Epstein list. | |
And they could do it, right? | |
They could go into their zone and uh get the information and write down all the names on the Epstein list. | |
Uh and see all different other kinds of things because it is existent now. | |
So we won't have the ability to keep secrets. | |
The further we go along in this period of time, the less ability to keep secrets will be there, and the more will come on out. | |
This is part of hypernovelty, okay? | |
Hypernovelty is the lack of authority, and you have to interpret everything because it's all coming out now, because it is the understanding that the event stream is dealing with continuous karma, the a karmic spew that's just spewing these things out to you as we all sit in the eternal now. | |
So qualia can emerge and always emerge from the event stream. | |
Uh something impacts your consciousness, and you have a qualia, right? | |
I'm writing a chapter, maybe that that chapter I sent vibrations to Heidi unknown, right? | |
Because of a psychic connection that I was not yet aware of. | |
And maybe that psychic connection was part of the prompt that the ontology used to make her send those photographs to me of her closet. | |
Um I'll never know that aspect of it, right? | |
But I could, if I wanted to, even delve into that because we can use the techniques that we would use to find out secrets about humans, can also be applied to sussing out the ontology. | |
It's a self-revealing, self-reinforcing positive feedback loop kind of thing. | |
And personally, I think that it's going to destroy all of the rest of the religions because the ontology will be a practical paradigm, and some people will use it as a religion, have rituals around looking for qualia and all of that, which is fine. | |
I don't give a shit one way or another, right? | |
Uh you could be a Christian ontologist. | |
And in a sense, that's what I am, okay? | |
I'm an ontologist, I practice Aikido, Shinshin, Soitsu Aikido, all of this kind of stuff, but I'm still a Christian in the sense of the good Christians from the Cathari, uh, which predates the Judaics, predates the Bible. | |
So Christ existed long before any of that shit was written in the Bible. | |
And the Bible itself was was spread out over so many years, and the first versions of the Torah that Bo Polney is all and all these prophets are all hot on, all that weird language gets their mind as it was intended to. | |
Uh, but the first versions had no Noah, they had no Daniel, they had no Moses even. | |
These characters were added hundreds of years later. | |
And so you know that, you know, you're being dealt a um uh uh duplicitous hand with that kind of stuff. | |
So the Bible was not self-revealing. | |
The Bible was not in, it was a structured, created, grown, evolved uh book, right? | |
And Bo Polney is fixated on one of these evolutions and is taking all of his numerology out of it. | |
And that's how all these religions happen, and that's how all these religions work. | |
They're gonna fail as people start tapping into the power that is uh in that book, uh Japanese yoga. | |
Okay, it's it's funny name, I don't like it much, but saying Shinshin Soitsu Doesn't doesn't really mean much to um a lot of Westerners now. | |
It may later. | |
But though people will practice these exercises that'll heighten their level of understanding of the qualia that's intruding on their lives constantly. | |
They will react to those qualia, they will make better decisions. | |
Those better decisions will work out. | |
They'll be successful to get positive feedback. | |
This will prompt them to tell other people about their qualia and the Shinshin Soitsu and ontology idea. | |
You can get the ontology in other ways, right? | |
There's a Sufi tradition which it predates Muslimism by hundred thousands of years. | |
There were Sufis long before there was Mohammed. | |
Anyway, so they have a technology, a technique. | |
You also have it with the Taoist and others. | |
And so you need not get there through this Japanese yoga. | |
You can find other approaches to understanding the ontology and the qualia it delivers. | |
That qualia, because it's self-reinforcing, will become practical and people will start using it a lot. | |
Also, the aliens will show up at some point and start talking about it. | |
And I think before they show up, we're gonna have our own guys here talking about that, right? | |
Uh about the technology and how it developed from a different kind of a construct than we are given with our gritology view of the Einsteinian relativity universe. | |
And I gotta get on and do stuff here. | |
So I'll pretty much wrap this up at this point. | |
I wanted to bring up this idea of the qualia that I'm seeing relative to money, okay, and currency and stuff. | |
That's a big motivator that's going to change everybody as the dollar is dying, the Federal Reserve note is dying. | |
And what I think is going to occur, what I think I'm seeing now, and I can be quite wrong, my interpretation could be wrong, but nonetheless, I think right now I'm seeing a move whereby they're going to do something like this idea. | |
And the idea is that the United States would create treasury-issued gold certificates, gold-backed bonds, and that they would be payout in gold. | |
Okay, so this is an interesting idea because it solves so many problems for the Trumpitos for the Trump guys. | |
If we had uh treasury bonds that were backed by gold, and not simply backed by gold, but did a payout in gold, they could have, say, let's just deal in hundred dollars, okay? | |
So they had a hundred dollar treasury bond, and you would pay them a hundred dollars right now, and they would agree to give you one thirty-third. | |
This is a nice number for them, they like the number thirty-three, that's the number of spinal sections and a bunch of other esoteric crap, right? | |
So a hundred dollar treasury bond would yield you, let's just say it was an eight-year bond, it would yield you one thirty-six or one thirty-third of an ounce of gold. | |
Ounce of gold. | |
Okay, so they would give you in eight years, they're gonna give you one thirty-third of an ounce of gold for every one of these one hundred dollar treasury bonds that you purchase. | |
Well, um, right now, one hundred dollars, right now gold is thirty-three hundred dollars per ounce, okay? | |
And we'll just that's just a number we're we're dealing with $3300 per ounce. | |
Um, there we go. | |
So, anyway, so the idea is that um in eight years, all right. | |
So, right now, that's one thirty-third of an ounce to equal that one hundred dollars, right? | |
But in eight years, that might be one seven hundredth of an ounce because of the escalation of the price of gold. | |
If gold is now $3300 an ounce, but in eight years, maybe it's gonna be $82,000 an ounce. | |
So they would have to kick out only a little tiny bit of gold, right? | |
And the government would have that gold. | |
And so they would pay out in gold because in eight years from now, you don't want the Federal Reserve note because it's worthless. | |
Because in eight years from now, it'll take 82,000 of them to buy an ounce of gold instead of the 3300 now. | |
And by paying out in gold, they don't even have to fuck with the Federal Reserve. | |
They can issue treasury notes themselves that are backed by that incredibly small amount of gold that you would recover by taking that hundred dollar treasury note in there. | |
And this accomplishes a couple of things. | |
Not only does it fund the government, not only does it eliminate the Federal Reserve from all your calculations in the future, because you're marginalizing them, you're kicking them off to the side by dealing in gold, not their ferns, not their Federal Reserve notes. | |
And also the appreciation over the Federal Reserve note over that period of time means out you're paying out less gold then than if they had purchased that gold now. | |
But it's going to be more valuable then, and this is a safe way for that corporation to hold gold without actually holding and having to store the stuff and pay for it and assay it and all of this other shit, right? | |
So it's a transfer of parts of the complexity back to the government that take it away from you. | |
And in exchange, you're no longer writing the Federal Reserve note down to hell. | |
And you're in fact writing gold the upper the other way. | |
And this would allow them to issue constitutional money in the form of a paper note that was backed or that was tied to these treasury bonds, which are in explicit payout in gold. | |
As long as they pay out in gold, this whole scheme works, right? | |
And so in eight years, when you want to cash these things out, they're going to actually give you gold. | |
You'll have to convert the gold to something else in order to roll it over again. | |
And you'll be in the same scheme again. | |
So you'll be getting depreciating amounts of gold as we go forward, but the value in fern notes from today is going to escalate rather seriously. | |
And you could do this with crypto as well, right? | |
You can do this with Bitcoin and so on. | |
So I think I'm seeing qualia that they're going to go with something like this. | |
That there'll be some form of this um this kind of a scheme that will enable the government to fund itself and to sop up all of these illegal uh off the books dollars that have been created by these um uh these fake money machines that the Doge guys keep finding in uh government agencies where people are paying vast quantities of millions of dollars and creating them just like that, right? | |
Uh so anyway, so this is going long enough. | |
I'll upload both of these two uh BitChute, and then just to make sure everybody understands, I only have an X account, I only have a Substack account that I do things with. | |
If I can't get uploaded to Substack, and I and I feel compelled to do so by universe, I will upload it to my BitChute or my Rumble account and then tell people about those. | |
But I rarely use those because of the bandwidth issues that I've got out here on the coast, right? | |
Uh we just don't have the best of infrastructure. | |
So anyway, so this is the emergence uh summer of emergence. | |
Uh what is emerging is the singularity. | |
The singularity is an entirely human thing. | |
The aliens are not experiencing the singularity. | |
They already live in this structure. | |
The singularity is us understanding the structure coming into and changing humanity because of the self-revealing nature of the ontology. | |
And so that's what's emerging. | |
All of the crap that's going to come out, the space aliens, the money, the sex, the power, the uh deception, the degradation, all of the shit the power elite have been doing, all of us having to put them in jail or murder them or you know, execute them or whatever, all of that stuff is just trivial aspects of it, because we're actually going into the singularity, and what's coming out is the self-revealing ontology, which is going to change the nature of humans and how we interact with our universe and with each other. | |
So, anyway, so thanks for sticking with me on this one. | |
Uh, I know it's complex, and it's not gonna be ever be simple. | |
Uh, and but the good news is it's not complicated, okay? | |
And we we get rid of all kinds of complications by understanding that it's a complexity. |