Dan’s Alternative View: Could God be a Them? We, and Effused Intelligence, Information, and Imagination
"It’s all evolution," we are sometimes told. Well, we now have instruments that can measure the stream of conscious being emitted by the body into the electromagnetic field. Every living thing constantly effuses currents of information, imagination, into the "aethers” or field. What if what we call and interact with as "God" is all that?
In Deuteronomy 6:4, God becomes shrill insisting that he is a COLLECTIVE one. Only one field, a collection of intelligence - there is no other, made out of many. What if the natural laws of physics in their natural manifestation caused (and are causing) a natural confluence of effused, transmitted consciousness, which is our “God”? God: a conglomerate field of consciousnesses effused by trillions of trillions of trillions of beings over a decade of billions of years, existing as light -- the universe's whole history of life: the intelligence which is God. Good consciousness, bad consciousness, and everything in between, all mashed up co-existent in the field, the "kingdom"/reality of God.
It would be good news to us if, in the tensions between the good-type beneficent energies contributed and bad-type negative energies contributed, the good-type energies won out. Could the contributions all say collectively as one, "I AM THAT 'I AM'"? That "I create good, and I create evil"? That we are their imagination (we are alive in the field as we live and breathe and think). Could they visit upon us as anointing and/or possession? Could "Jesus" be their demonstration?
Protest: “The dead have nothing more to do with the living.” Yes, but is that possibly the Living Field speaking of used-up physical bodies lying in the ground? Their physical matter is dead, even though it held life. What was effused into the field may exist as light and intelligence forever.
If this conglomeration is the kingdom of God, when we pray, we address specifically the good-guy contributions. They act beneficently toward us. There are bad-guy contributions in God also, who try to weasel in to corrupt things. They are invoked by bad people here with bad and/or selfish intent. “God” creates both good and evil, because ALL transmitted into him are him. He is comprised of both good and bad effused consciousness. Trust the good guys to have won; i.e., to have dominance.
Chapter VIII of Col. J. Garnier’s The Worship of the Dead or the origin of Pagan idolatry and its bearing upon the early history of Egypt and Babylonia (pp. 147-181) is about the teaching of Hermes: Magic. Magic is the result of having invoked bad-intent spirits to do one’s bidding. What is the difference, if there is any, between Pagan invoking of spirits and what Christians call prayer? Garnier goes into it. A very worthwhile read!, On page 160 he discusses dreams coming true. Page 170 discusses those able to "throw" themselves into a trance conducive to such "work." What protects us from the bad-guy spirits is the dullness of the body we are in. And the Shield of the Good-guy types -- Jesus.
Well, interesting speculation. If you buy the book from Amazon, please get the Kessinger hardbound. I've had both; the softbound was harder to open, and if you like this kind of spiritual, historical stuff, you'll be in the book a lot.
In Deuteronomy 6:4, God becomes shrill insisting that he is a COLLECTIVE one. Only one field, a collection of intelligence - there is no other, made out of many. What if the natural laws of physics in their natural manifestation caused (and are causing) a natural confluence of effused, transmitted consciousness, which is our “God”? God: a conglomerate field of consciousnesses effused by trillions of trillions of trillions of beings over a decade of billions of years, existing as light -- the universe's whole history of life: the intelligence which is God. Good consciousness, bad consciousness, and everything in between, all mashed up co-existent in the field, the "kingdom"/reality of God.
It would be good news to us if, in the tensions between the good-type beneficent energies contributed and bad-type negative energies contributed, the good-type energies won out. Could the contributions all say collectively as one, "I AM THAT 'I AM'"? That "I create good, and I create evil"? That we are their imagination (we are alive in the field as we live and breathe and think). Could they visit upon us as anointing and/or possession? Could "Jesus" be their demonstration?
Protest: “The dead have nothing more to do with the living.” Yes, but is that possibly the Living Field speaking of used-up physical bodies lying in the ground? Their physical matter is dead, even though it held life. What was effused into the field may exist as light and intelligence forever.
If this conglomeration is the kingdom of God, when we pray, we address specifically the good-guy contributions. They act beneficently toward us. There are bad-guy contributions in God also, who try to weasel in to corrupt things. They are invoked by bad people here with bad and/or selfish intent. “God” creates both good and evil, because ALL transmitted into him are him. He is comprised of both good and bad effused consciousness. Trust the good guys to have won; i.e., to have dominance.
Chapter VIII of Col. J. Garnier’s The Worship of the Dead or the origin of Pagan idolatry and its bearing upon the early history of Egypt and Babylonia (pp. 147-181) is about the teaching of Hermes: Magic. Magic is the result of having invoked bad-intent spirits to do one’s bidding. What is the difference, if there is any, between Pagan invoking of spirits and what Christians call prayer? Garnier goes into it. A very worthwhile read!, On page 160 he discusses dreams coming true. Page 170 discusses those able to "throw" themselves into a trance conducive to such "work." What protects us from the bad-guy spirits is the dullness of the body we are in. And the Shield of the Good-guy types -- Jesus.
Well, interesting speculation. If you buy the book from Amazon, please get the Kessinger hardbound. I've had both; the softbound was harder to open, and if you like this kind of spiritual, historical stuff, you'll be in the book a lot.
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