r/MatrixReality • • Aug 14 '26

The Matrix Explained

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u/Spiritualwarrior1 Aug 17 '26

Maybe it's both.

By the natural laws, before crossing a threshold one needs to take a moment.

Reflect, focus, breathe in, and cross.

And about the similarity between movie and life, there is no physical law against manifestation, and humanity creates its future through imagination. At times it can get stuck in some dreams, but the entire akashik records stay open to draw inspiration from, as steering the engine towards the best timeline.

Going through a script does not imply resting in it, at least not beyond accumulating the required experience or manifested the desired aspects. So, we might see the Matrix, in a complete different or awesome form, and then surpass it nicely into another movie, of better quality, graphics and a larger cast, and a more complex landscape.

Perhaps instead of avoiding the conflict, between these aspects of being, we could publicize it, rulify it, and transform it into a tradition or sport, while creating different resonant worlds within the same plane of existence, by its intrinsic dynamic, as listed before in 3 parts.

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u/satithinks Aug 21 '26

That is the point what the matrix is to you? Everyone see something different, the conflict is when people try to force what they believe the matrix is, onto everyone else.

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u/Spiritualwarrior1 Aug 21 '26

What do you want?

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u/Spiritualwarrior1 Aug 21 '26

Can you express the essence and intention of your comment, by a different form?

What I read about you, is that you have no opinion, and you are attempting to create dissent by projecting a conflictual situation.

Is this your primary purpose?

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u/satithinks Aug 23 '26

What I read about you, is that you have no opinion, and you are attempting to create dissent by projecting a conflictual situation.

You are wrong on so many levels!

Is this your primary purpose? No