God the Thrill seeker

The physical universe is real, but it is imagined. We imagined the Big Bang to make the matter needed to facilitate the experiences we desired, because we couldn't have the experiences we wanted without matter to hang them on. It was, after all, form that we wanted, and we are not stupid, though imagining the Big Bang was a pretty big deal.

Q: Can imagining become concrete, solidly real material?
A: What's that stuff you're in? "The two have become one . . ." what? Flesh. Yet you are imagining you.


We imagined the Big Bang because we wanted to experience the thrill of snow skiing. You can't snow ski without a mountain, and imagined spirit mountains are not very thrilling. And no body can see you that way, anyway. The Ineffable said, "You want to ski? You are going to have to make the snow." The rest is history.