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No Particle Theory can ever be Unified – for there is always the space between...the unknown that separates while binds us in a matrix of primitive wonder. Dark Matter is only dark to those accustomed to one light...for those whose eyes adjust to the thin horizons of others who have passed before them – and not the endless expanse within, the heart and soul of a boundless Universe. So, we slowly peel-back our outer layers, those of earth and moon, the illumining stars, limiting skins of meagerly defined senses. Without God there is only Science... hopping from one physical rock to the other, skimming over the depth of spaces, stepping cautiously into shallow pools as yet to explore the unimaginable realms of a far greater Spiritual Sea. (More Context) We are observers...consciousness existing in an elevated dimension of reality. Difficult to imagine, yet our thoughts are entirely separate from our physical senses and their body sources; we truly, not figuratively, look in or down upon the many instances and vehicles of manifest substance. There can only be one Unified Theory: it must be a Continuity Theory, where separation is merely an elaborate illusion: In fact, all we see and seem are Wave effects propagated through a flexible yet solid dimension, driven by vibrations or shivers (so to speak) – Waves collide, and those peaks or points of collision become our physical reality – these are the pixels our eyes and minds interpret and assemble in the likeness of recalled references, desires and predilections – We look down, look in, look out, but always from positions independent of the objects of our inquiry. Mind, Consciousness is entirely independent of the physical. This explains the phenomenon of Savants. Our brains are not developing receptacles of knowledge – but, in fact, developing gateways. Who we are, where we come from, and how long we live progresses far outside our experiences of birth and death.
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