Comments by "nameless" (@nameless-yd6ko) on "Space Matters" channel.

  1. BUY!! ;)
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  2. Why no unicorn graveyard?
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  3. Have you ever wondered what light really is? ~~~ I have, and my most recent findings reveal; 'Light', like anything else that is perceived (by Consciousness, and that is "everything that exists"!), is an effect of the 'collapsing/perceived' quantum wave field (Mind). It doesn't 'come from' or 'go to' anywhere, it exists when and as perceived.
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  4. Since the street level of understanding the 'Big Bang' immediately brings all sorts of paradox (logical red lights indicating a false, usually, basic assumption) so as for Occam's Razor to leave nothing behind. If you make the error of taking it 'literally', that is. Look deeper. ;) We pretty much know that our Reality is 'non-dual', meaning "A Singularity"!! Being a Singularity, time, as we perceive it in thought cannot possibly exist, thus, neither can dimension/space! One way to see it is as follows; the 'tiniest bit of time' possible is called a Planck Moment. (Look it up!) It doesn't last long enough to have sufficient temporal qualities for any motion to be possible. No, not the tiniest sub-sub-sub atomic particle or wave function. So, what is our concept of time, one after the other moment, like a string of popcorn! But what do we really have; 0+0+0+0+0+... (every moment of Universal existence, ever) = '0'! The entire 'time-span' of the Universe is all moments perceived occurring simultaneously! NOW! Now look up Planck Volume and learn how the Universe can have no dimensional existence, either. One can go on re; Consciousness/Mind, but this is enough to put the silly notion of mortality, time away as the only perspective. It isn't, it's just another perspective from Hell. Hint; Duality is absolutely to perceive the Singularity, non-duality! We are how God knows Ourself! Imagine, if all that is perceived by everyone being One Consciousness, ever, is one giant flash of Divine Self Knowledge, in a single 'moment', I think that calling it all a 'Big Bang' is a bit ... understated? ;)
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