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offline kochlear from aud-stim.com on 2003-11-11 14:57 [#00946135]
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it all starts with one entity.

the entity is in a perpetual dream state, and within this
dream state multiple characters are created as the entity
percieves itself in the multiple third person, much as we do
when we go to sleep. when you're dreaming, multiple
characters all have their own thoughts, opinions, motives,
and ideas, of which many may be nothing like your own.
thus, it is entirely possible that we are all one entity in
a dream state creating multiple characters that all act on
their own, thinking they are actually in charge of their own
paths.

each character also percieves time at a different moment on
the universal timeline. their moment in perception is based
on the moment of self-actualization when the character is
generated by the entity. thus, lets say you are reading this
and writing me an angry e-mail telling me i'm going to hell.
i became aware of my own existenc 2 hours before you, so
i've actually read your e-mail AND replied to it, even
though you're now deciding what you're going to put in the
e-mail. however, in my perception there's no time dilation,
i simply realized i had an email and read it. time's not
faster for me than you, i'm just two hours ahead in my
perception of events that already happened.


 

offline kochlear from aud-stim.com on 2003-11-11 14:57 [#00946136]
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deja-vu is actually your character accidentally slipping the
bonds of time perception and briefly jumping ahead (as far
as the deja vu lasts) then back to the normal spot on the
timeline. thus, you get the feeling that you've done what
you're doing at the moment before, when in actuality you
experienced it twice in a row, but your character's brain is
not capable of percieving such a thing as a jump on the
universal timeline, so an inexplicable feeling known only as
"deja vu" is generated.

the beauty of this is that not only can it not be proven, it
cannot be dis-proven as well. the other beauty is the
entirely new direction that can be taken in arguments. say
we're arguing over whether or not to eat hoagies or pizza, i
can say "we already decided that hoagies was the best course
of action, bought them, ate them, and enjoyed them. why
can't you just leave the past alone?" you will either give
in because there's no way to win that argument, or decided
to go on your own to get pizza. at which point i will rush
ahead of you, demolish the pizza parlor and replace it with
a subway, claiming "you can't deny your path. have you not
seen 'final destination'?"


 

offline kochlear from aud-stim.com on 2003-11-11 14:58 [#00946139]
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i was taking a nice long dump at work today when i came up
with this. the only logical explanation is that the toilet
= divine inspiration.


 

offline earthleakage from tell the world you're winning on 2003-11-11 14:59 [#00946141]
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deja-vu is when is really has happened before buy you've
forgotten it has


 

offline Anus_Presley on 2003-11-11 15:00 [#00946145]
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but who put the perrpetual drream state therre duh duh duh
derr


 

offline kochlear from aud-stim.com on 2003-11-11 15:01 [#00946146]
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no because one time i was going to a part with a friend and
we were at a house i've NEVER been at before in my life, yet
i got a deja-vu sensation for about 2-3 minutes as soon as i
walked in the house.

and i'm CERTAIN it was the first time i'd ever been there.


 

offline kochlear from aud-stim.com on 2003-11-11 15:02 [#00946147]
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the entity is actually ASLEEP in a totally different world
from our own. and we get glimpses of that reality when we
release our character's "bonds" in this world, sometimes
through dreaming ourselves, or through things like acid and
shrooms.


 

offline kochlear from aud-stim.com on 2003-11-11 15:03 [#00946148]
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corrections

*partY
*existencE


 

offline Anus_Presley on 2003-11-11 15:03 [#00946149]
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yourr theorry is crrumbling


 

offline elusive from detroit (United States) on 2003-11-11 15:04 [#00946151]
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good read



 

offline plaidzebra from so long, xlt on 2003-11-11 15:10 [#00946160]
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there was a mind, who existed in solitude. it's name was
marlowe. when marlowe became aware that it had formed, it
recognized that it was totally alone. marlowe struggled
with its creative impulses, straining to understand how to
use its awareness. first, flickering images that
represented itself formed. then, the images of others
emerged. eventually, marlowe learned to dream, and the
images of others became minds and individuals within the
dream world who lived various lives. in an act of profound
benevolence, marlowe extended permanence to these dream
minds by speaking their names, and the minds became real, no
longer bound by the dream world that marlowe had created.
these dream minds made real were called the nacmat.

once real, the nacmat were endowed with the same creative
power of marlowe, and as they discovered the depth of their
gift, more dreaming minds formed within them, until the
nacmat too extended the gift that was given them and gave
reality and creative power to the dream minds within them.

this process continued for millions of years, until there
was a break in the chain. one of the dream minds, when made
real, recognized the chain of extending creativity and
decided that instead of granting reality to the dream minds
within itself, it would deny them the gift of creative
energy and keep it for itself, attempting to break away from
marlowe. this mind's name was jaroen. jaroen believed that
in doing so, it could become more powerful than even
marlowe. jaroen believed that it created reality, but
created only dream worlds. believing that it had awakened
to its own power, jaroen instead lay trapped in slumber.
the minds trapped within jaroen were called the uzim.

as the uzim within jaroen grew, some became aware that they
existed only as dreams within this sleeping mind, and some
worshipped jaroen, believing that he represented the
original creative mind of marlowe. some uzim believed that
their dream world was the only reality, and that jaroen was
just a vivid projectio


 

offline plaidzebra from so long, xlt on 2003-11-11 15:11 [#00946162]
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n of their imagination. other uzim had a variety of ideas
and theories concerning their situation. the uzim became
divided against themselves, and fought over their
dreamworld, causing tremendous suffering. as jaroen slept,
their dream world was like a wilderness in which the sun
that was meant to bring them light burned them, and the seas
that were meant to bring them sustenance drowned them. some
of the uzim cursed jaroen for their suffering.

jaroen became aware that it had made a mistake, but remained
conflicted by a lust for power, and incorrectly believing
that it was cut off from marlowe, and unable to hear
marlowe's voice in slumber, jaroen became consumed with
guilt. unable to hear marlowe's words of forgiveness and
comfort, jaroen's slumber continued since it did not know
how to escape the dream.

but marlowe, in its wisdom, had anticipated the problem the
uzim and jaroen faced. marlowe knew that what jaroen had
done was not a flaw in marlowe's gift, but a possible
consequence of having given the gift of creative power
unconditionally. so marlowe had secretly sent a messenger
to the uzim's dream world, named atgmartin, who knew about
marlowe and what jaroen had tried to do.

atgmartin was unique, in that it was marlowe's messenger,
but since it had entered the dream world, was also one of
the uzim. additionally, atgmartin appeared in the dream
world not as one person, but as twenty three pairs of uzim
who then went out to every corner of the dream world. some
of these forty six uzim became known, and some remained
hidden. atgmartin understood that the situation was more
complex than many of the uzim could understand, because of
the way jaroen had defined their dream world. atgmartin
devised a way to use suggestive stories and parables, which
took various forms and styles, to illustrate what had
happened to jaroen and the uzim, and the true identity of
marlowe.

as atgmartin's words spread through their dream world, the
uzim became aware that the slumber was the result


 

offline kochlear from aud-stim.com on 2003-11-11 15:11 [#00946163]
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i remember reading that in another thread. i think it was
one of those "interesting facts about christianity/you are
offending america" threads.


 

offline plaidzebra from so long, xlt on 2003-11-11 15:12 [#00946166]
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of jaroen's denying the gift of marlowe by failing to extend
the gift in unconditional benevolence. the uzim, with
atgmartin's help, realized that they, as dream
manifestations of jaroen, were actually the shattered pieces
of the whole jaroen. the uzim understood that to heal
jaroen, they themselves must resolve their own lust for
false power, must stop dividing their world, and must stop
attacking their fellow uzim.

the uzim within the slumbering jaroen used their collective
energy with the help of atgmartin to reawaken jaroen in
which they existed. because of atgmartin, the uzim knew
that, despite their name, they were not separate from
jaroen, and that jaroen, despite the slumber, was not
separate from marlowe. jaroen then discovered marlowe's
plan and realized the mistake was forgiven, and chose to
accept and extend the gift of marlowe, and release the uzim
from the dream world, and endow them all with the bestowal
of creative energy, and they would go on to form new worlds.




 

offline plaidzebra from so long, xlt on 2003-11-11 15:14 [#00946171]
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kochlear you're wrong, no one actually read those three
posts.


 

offline Anus_Presley on 2003-11-11 15:15 [#00946173]
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then the Anus_Presley came in theirr hairr and became lorrd.



 

offline kochlear from aud-stim.com on 2003-11-11 15:16 [#00946174]
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also, here's something to think about:

stuff in the real world affects the dream world. i spent
all night playing vice city while listening to Hail To The
Theif as my custom soundtrack.

last night, i kid you not, i had a dream that me & thom
yorke were driving around motorcycles committing crimes.
however the crimes were stupid and immature...for one we
stole 2 bottles of beer from some adult's fridge then snuck
out into the bushers and each drank one. thom said
something like "i hope the grown ups don't find out" which
is now hilarious when i think about it.

oh well, my point was that maybe in the entity's world, it's
quite similar to our current world since this is a dream
influenced by that world. however, things tend to
inexplicably change in dreams, so maybe everyone drives
giant rubber chickens instead of cars. so when the entity
wakes up and this world ends, he will call is friend and say
"i had this strange dream. we were all driving cars made of
metal".


 

offline kochlear from aud-stim.com on 2003-11-11 15:17 [#00946175]
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jesus already did that, pick something new you HACK!


 

offline kochlear from aud-stim.com on 2003-11-11 15:18 [#00946178]
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*changeD
*hiS

i wshi i kenw hwo to tyep.


 

offline plaidzebra from so long, xlt on 2003-11-11 15:50 [#00946201]
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*inserrts rrandom non sequitorr sexual descriptorr disguised
as a joke*

*melts back into the drreamworrld*


 

offline Anus_Presley on 2003-11-11 15:55 [#00946205]
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I'M TEH VERRY FUCKING BEST


 

offline kochlear from aud-stim.com on 2003-11-11 15:56 [#00946208]
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yourr rrhetorric is cerrtainly enterrtaining.


 

offline plaidzebra from so long, xlt on 2003-11-11 16:03 [#00946217]
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yes, yes. you are teh best.


 

offline kochlear from aud-stim.com on 2003-11-11 16:08 [#00946223]
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aRRe.


 

offline -crazone from smashing acid over and over on 2003-11-11 16:18 [#00946234]
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deja vu happens when yoúr brain is storing things twice or
more in your head. You think you've been somewhere before,
that's because it has already been stored the second time
your brain stores it. I'm not kiddin it's scientifically
proved..sorry dude..it's just you and your brain and others
with brains also :)


 

offline kochlear from aud-stim.com on 2003-11-11 16:35 [#00946265]
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define "scientifically proven". science is just a concept
generated by the entity in his dream state (hence, sometimes
a lack of gravity and other illogic takes place in dreams),
so I WIN.


 

offline -crazone from smashing acid over and over on 2003-11-11 16:41 [#00946273]
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maybe you're a) a narcist or b)a schizofrenic
c) you need a god. i think it's a. Cause off the winning
part in your reply.


 

offline nacmat on 2003-11-11 16:44 [#00946278]
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so nacmat is dreams that come real?

nice


 

offline kochlear from aud-stim.com on 2003-11-11 16:49 [#00946280]
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MEBBEE U OUR IN NEEED UV A GAWD HOO IZ A SPEL CHEKKAR


 

offline kochlear from aud-stim.com on 2003-11-11 16:49 [#00946281]
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we just have to hope that nacmat's dream doesn't become
lucid, or it will become all of our nightmare. ;)


 

offline disasemble from United States on 2003-11-11 16:58 [#00946290]
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once you are out of the realm of human science you can set
yourself up for constant validity. thats why you won.


 

offline kochlear from aud-stim.com on 2003-11-11 17:02 [#00946294]
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kreshpatularum, the god of 'no pants' is angered by your
avatar and will cast you into the pit of despair.


 

offline disasemble from United States on 2003-11-11 17:05 [#00946296]
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lolwtf, the god of "changing subjects" is angered by your
post and will cast you into the pit of death


 

offline kochlear from aud-stim.com on 2003-11-11 17:09 [#00946304]
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yes but i have already percieved every post on this thread.
it eventually degrades into an argument on whether "kraft"
macaroni and cheese is better than the generic brand, so i
decided it was a better idea to go upstairs and play xbox.


 

offline disasemble from United States on 2003-11-11 17:10 [#00946306]
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sounds good to me!


 

offline kochlear from aud-stim.com on 2003-11-11 17:11 [#00946307]
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NO, THE GENERIC BRAND'S CHEESE POWDER ISN'T NEARLY AS
DELICIOUS!


 

offline disasemble from United States on 2003-11-11 17:12 [#00946308]
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LOL


 

offline Dozier from United States on 2003-11-11 17:41 [#00946329]
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wtf. i thought everyone knew velveeta shells & cheese were
teh best


 

offline manticore from London (ON) (Canada) on 2003-11-11 18:10 [#00946360]
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who would've thought that defecating could inspire such
lofty philosophical heights? they don't call the outhouse
the philosopher's kingdom for nothing!

but more seriously, most Near-Death Experience accounts
confirm the assertion of a singular, indivisible existence
(much in the vein of Bhuddism, mind), and thus we (and all
which exists) collectively comprise God in as much as God
comprises us.

read more here:

near-death/universal consciousness



 

offline manticore from London (ON) (Canada) on 2003-11-11 18:28 [#00946386]
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PLAIDZEBRA, oh wise one! i have read your extensive parable
on the nature of the functioning of existence, and yet, it
does not serve to explain the origins of the entire process
- that is to say, it does not answer the question of how
Marlowe came to be aware of its own existence? and moreover,
what, if anything, came before Marlowe?

if you read the NDE account i've posted a link to, the
person makes a point that the statement "I AM" ought to be
supplemented by "WHO AM I?" as the singular collective (a
paradoxical term, i know, but that's precisely what the
universe is built upon) infinitely explores its own self
through the never-ending cycle of creation and destruction -
that is to say, seemingly there is no end and there is no
beginning to it all.


 

offline plaidzebra from so long, xlt on 2003-11-11 18:55 [#00946407]
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i think if we took a poll on my relative wisdom here, i'd be
labeled the village idiot! : )

marlowe does not know if there are more like marlowe, and
marlowe cannot know, but knows this. we are discussing
something that is beyond our present scope. anyway, as you
woke up in this world in space at a point in time, so did
marlowe awaken in an infinite moment, in which there is no
beginning and no end. perhaps we will begin to see that
there is no plateau to understanding. darkness tightens
like a noose; the light unfolds forever, within an infinite
moment...


 

offline manticore from London (ON) (Canada) on 2003-11-11 18:59 [#00946409]
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i beg to differ. i have been discussing astrological
matters with a friend of mine (also an Aries much like
yourself, albeit on the cusp of Pisces), and the common
concensus is that Aries folk are often sought after for
advice and wisdom - and that seems to have been the common
trend with your likes on this messageboard.

at any rate, agreeably, it all is very much beyond the scope
of our painfully limited understanding. have you had a
chance to read the NDE link i've posted above yet? don't be
horrified by the awful graphics - the content is worth the
attention.


 

offline plaidzebra from so long, xlt on 2003-11-11 19:00 [#00946410]
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marlowe is the gift that keeps on giving. accepting the
gift is giving it away. denying the gift is like a broken
circuit. this would not be meaningful if you were not given
a choice.


 

offline plaidzebra from so long, xlt on 2003-11-11 19:02 [#00946413]
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i get mixed reviews! nevertheless, thanks for your kind
words. i will check out your link.


 

offline manticore from London (ON) (Canada) on 2003-11-11 19:05 [#00946414]
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but the question then becomes such: how does one define
choice?
if all things exist as a singular collective - the direction
of the path which existence takes is defined by the
collective, rather than its constituent parts, true? that is
to say, beyond the realm of illusion that is physical
existence, one does indeed make a choice how it all comes to
unfold, but within the physical existence itself, things are
pre-destined by that original choice, no?


 

offline manticore from London (ON) (Canada) on 2003-11-11 19:08 [#00946416]
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to qote (yes, it's a habit of mine), minneapolis' very own
hip-hop heroes Atmosphere: "if i did have a choice, i'd
never live forever, 'cause i can't imagine running a race
with no finish line"


 

offline plaidzebra from so long, xlt on 2003-11-11 19:17 [#00946417]
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each thread leads back to the same source, and yet is
unique. each thread, ultimately, determines its path. a
thread may end in darkness, or may increase the intensity of
its light and vibration, and may divide infinitely into
other threads. none of this, of course, is intended to be
taken literally.

i wouldn't think of marlowe as a central processor in which
all decisions are made. though there is only one source,
this is not a collective, or a committee.

i'm not sure what you mean by "that original choice," but i
would suggest that aside from the gravity of probability
there is nothing predestined.


 

offline manticore from London (ON) (Canada) on 2003-11-11 19:25 [#00946424]
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by the term 'collective' i mean a singular entity which
manifests itself through infinite forms of existence - thus
an illusory perception of an individual existence appears to
the form/being experiencing it, when in actual fact, it is
merely a constituent part of the source from which it stems
- "from one source all things depend".

by "the original choice" i mean the decision, if you will,
which the source undertakes as to the means through which it
comes to manifest itself - so there is a duality to the
notion of choice - the source chooses each individual path -
the existence of the manifestation of the source (the form
it takes) is conditioned upon the original decision which
the source has made.

awfully convoluted, i know, but hopefully it makes some
sense.


 

offline kochlear from aud-stim.com on 2003-11-11 19:27 [#00946425]
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choice is the turning point when you come into existence
because you choose to exist. from that point on you have
the ability to continue to make choices until something
causes you to return to the source.


 

offline kochlear from aud-stim.com on 2003-11-11 19:28 [#00946427]
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ps i read that WHOLE link you posted and it was quite
interesting.


 


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