SING THE MICE by J. Daneway

Author:J. Daneway
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Pandemic, quarantine, vaccine, interdimensional, woman female scientist, extraterrestrial, esoteric
Publisher: J. Daneway
Published: 2021-03-26T00:00:00+00:00

Chapter 25: 2009 THE CONSTRUCT

I needed time to decipher the Nexus 12 dream and the discovery of my equation, so I resigned to save them for a later entry. Pen poised to strike, I stared at my journal’s blank page. Too afraid someone might discover and read my journal, I wrote of my experiences from a circumspect, nuanced approach. Without putting to ink the dismissible, I danced around phenomenal accounts of my dreams. It was a challenging exercise, hiding in plain sight.

Journal of Aline Orr: A man enters a room; he is within the room. The room does not recognize the man; the room is the room. Yet his body is part of the room. The man recognizes the space that his body occupies within the room. The man controls the space his body occupies; he controls that part of the room which he occupies. He can occupy every part of the room; therefore, he is the room. You are the man; you control the space you occupy within the room; therefore, you are the room. Your room has no walls; it is infinite; you are infinite.

A thought is created; the thought exists in your consciousness. Your consciousness does not exist in the thought. The thought is consciousness. The thought rules your consciousness. You are the creator and the ruler of consciousness. You are immortal.

You create a thought; the thought enters your consciousness. Your consciousness does not enter the thought. The thought manifests. Your Self created the thought; your Self created the manifestation. If you release the Self, you are left only with consciousness. Only consciousness can become infinite and immortal.

The Buddhists have this thing called Sankhara. It describes the way in which our actions, thoughts, sensations, etc., combine to construct conditions that set in motion our reincarnation existences over and over again. The very conditions we create to perceive our environment, propel our future reincarnated existence(s) in this system or the next.

I liken Sankhara to open and closed quantum systems. Placing measurements or descriptions upon a quantum system means placing measurements on the systems’ environment, which results in a combined system. System plus environment = combined system. Then one must go about measuring and describing the combined system, which necessarily requires describing the environment of the combined system. System builds upon system, each with new environments—Hilbert Space. Ultimately, the Buddhists say these systems, these lives, these environments, these constructs, and conditions, come into and out of being. They undergo coherence and dissipation. They are transient, impermanent as a flock of starlings, a school of fish, or a box of mice.

The Hindus describe enlightenment as Moksha. As far as I can discern, it is the same as the Nirvana Buddhists describe. There is a difference, though I think it all ends up boiling down to the same sauce. The Hindus describe an understanding of the self that leads to becoming one with all, while the Buddhists describe releasing the self to cease existence to become one with the infinite. The result of either Moksha or Nirvana is to end the cycle of rebirth.

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