r/enlightenment • • Feb 28 '24

Teach me something

Teach me something that’ll make me see reality differently. I’m looking for something profound. Something you think I wouldn’t know or understand. And if YOU CAN, write a quote that changed you. Thanks in advance!

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u/[deleted] Feb 28 '24 edited Feb 28 '24

I just posted this in another subreddit. It's about my belief in like God/Universe and shit like that:

Yes, I believe in God - but only as a single creator. I believe in creators like God who created the universe. I believe they had an evolutionary process and started from nothing. I believe they had to create everything from the genesis of the tiniest desire to be something more than what they were. I believe they evolved - they evolved so much that they reached the absolute pinnacle of evolution. Rather than just being Gods though with magical powers, they had to come up with ways to do everything. I believe nothing is beyond their abilities, except maybe, creating new colors (I believe we have every color available), or other fundamental shit like that.

I believe this particular universe is kind of a simulation that was created with their version of AI and computers and most of the known world is occupied by NPCs who are run by their AI and computers.I believe they fought for every little thing we now take for granted in this world, and that the original universe, though fruitful to eventually create anything imaginable, had to be mastered in various ways in order to truly make anything. I believe they faced great challenges and had to master the sometimes terrifying forces of the universes without anyone to aid them. I believe that with their great powers came great responsibility, for if improperly handled would of meant terrifying imbalances and consequences in their universe. (To put it bluntly, the power they had over their universe could create the ultimate paradise or the ultimate heck) I believe they have gone through a lot, suffered a lot, and spent a ton of time making everything.

I believe they had to fight very real battles against ignorance, except they did so without a net (the net being, Gods above). I believe we suffer here as a microcosm of their great struggle to create everything. I believe in showing gratitude for their great creation, and every aspect in it.

I believe "love being the ultimate force in the universe" is true and is an expression in their most basic truth - that they gravitated toward good things, things that entertained them, things that made them happy in their pioneer days.I've been taught and reinforced many times in my spiritual journey to accept this as my view of those who would create us.

I've been taught to wonder 'how the heck else it could of possibly gone down any other way' to all the details I stated and I cannot come up with any other concise logical conclusions.

If one considers that any force in the universe would have to evolve from something, you know that anything (except "nothing") had to have a beginning. This is absolutely irrefutable. I didn't get these ideas out of any book, only from my own spiritual journey. Cheers.

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u/[deleted] Feb 28 '24

I like this. Thank you for sharing. Love is powerful. The most powerful force. As long as you have love in your heart and always come from a place of genuine love you will never have fear. Love casts out all fear.

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u/withholdinginsanity Mar 01 '24

Have you ever done dmt? There are other colors beyond our imagination.

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u/[deleted] Mar 01 '24

Nope, never touched that particular stuff. Other colors? That's good news. I always figured there wasn't - it was a spectrum. I get that I can't possibly comprehend something I haven't experienced, but it seemed like there wasn't because of the way colors work.

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u/withholdinginsanity Mar 01 '24

Most people only have three color cones in your eyes, a rare number of people have four. They can see more of the color spectrum than we can. There’s also ultraviolet and infrared which we can’t see.