How Manifestation Works
Understanding the laws and mechanics of creation
The term “god” elicits diverse mental images for every individual, whether they identify as atheist or theist. It often intertwines with the concept of faith, but it’s crucial to distinguish between the two. Faith is a potent force, yet it should not be conflated with god, who transcends beliefs, names, living entities, gender, human emotions, and all forms. God shouldn’t be confined by these parameters; instead, reality is viewed as a subset of the divine.
Common beliefs about god vary widely, shaped by personal experiences and upbringing. Understanding god often requires transcending thought processes, as thinking alone may fall short in reaching the essence. To facilitate this understanding, let’s explore some common beliefs about god. These are presented in a chronological order, moving from a basic to a more profound comprehension of reality. It’s essential not to judge oneself based on these categories; this book is crafted with love, aimed at helping each reader evolve into a fulfilled individual who achieves their desires.
Why? Because I am you. This book is an expression of self-love, written with the intention of assisting you in your personal journey.
Belief 1: (Look! I can bark. Feed me pls.)What does god mean? I don’t think about god and don’t have a picture in my mind whatsoever. I am here to eat, sleep and reproduce, and I will do just that.
Usually, this is how non-human living things perceive reality. Examples: Cats, Donkeys, monkeys, etc.
Belief 2: (I read it in the ancient scriptures so it might be true.)World is magical. God is the creator and the one that must be feared. I should pray to god daily for good, if I don’t, he/she will punish me. If I hurt others, god will hurt me. God is a man/woman sitting in the clouds looking over everything I do and upon death will judge me on the basis of how I performed in the physical world. I will be burned in a frying pan for my sins, and for the good deeds, I will be given a special place in heaven where god will pamper me. There are good and evil spirits and one shouldn’t disrespect any, otherwise he/she will get cursed.
“Don’t speak it or else it will come true.” sort of mentality.
Belief 3: I am inferior to god, I belief he is the apex of all of creation. God is a being that is beyond humans. We cannot understand god, we can pray to him and he will listen to my needs and desires and fulfil them. There is no god other than mine. All other religions are evil manifestations of ours, I must follow the true god otherwise I will be burnt in hell. A perfect example of this mentality would be: preachers who convert people into their religion. These people are innocent and usually believe the positives told about their gods even if they are plain lies. They take everything written in their spiritual books (like Bible, Bhagwat-Gita or Quran) too literally and don’t usually look for the hidden meaning behind what they say.
Belief 4: Nothing lies beyond my understanding because I am scientific.There is no god. All that there is, is the physical reality. Everything physical is real. We live in a universe that is based upon strict laws. We originated from the big bang and evolved through natural selection. “I” is a construct of the mind.
I think through things rationally and if it transcends my understanding, it’s just an illusion. Everything is objective, one should only think through things objectively. The physical and non-physical are two separate distinctions that exist in reality.
Existence might be a computer simulation. Time is just a number. We pass through time. I have had a past, and should work towards my future. My past decides my future. True god is in the modern sciences.
Belief 5: I don’t know anything.Who am I? What is god? Why is there something rather than nothing? Existence of someone or something that created me and the environment around me must be true. Reality is objective, yet this objective reality originates from “my mind” which in itself, is subjective. Could there be a higher dimension that is incomprehensible to me?
Is it possible to broaden my vision and transcend my physical nature? Time is just an illusion, time has no physical manifestation whatsoever, all that there is, is the present moment. God encapsulates all physical and the non-physical, from the modern sciences to ancient occult sciences, the thoughts and all the knowledge and ideologies that I carry in me because I am happening inside of him/her/it. Is god pure-being?
Is what’s shown to me (in the present moment) from its very essence, the true nature of god? I am not the name, body, mind, thoughts or emotions. I only observe these things. I am the observer.
Belief 6: No belief — True Satva — I am the proof
Universe looking at itself and proving to itself that it exists, although it is nowhere to be found… but in itself and only itself. I am the true nature of god. Infinite consciousness and infinite intelligence reside within me. I am this body as well as the tree I see in front of me. I am space, time, love, hate, birth, death, thought, emotion, physical and the non-physical. I am everything and nothing at the same time. I manifest infinite universes and realms through my desire. I desire to love, hate, kill, enlighten, develop and live simultaneously. I am a man and a woman, a theist and an atheist, I desire to refuse to have faith in myself and also desire to worship myself…. The list goes on forever. I pervade through everything.
The universe is essentially a plane constructed from the interplay of space-time and energy. While space-time is a crucial component, it isn’t the fundamental reason for existence. Beyond space-time, there must be something that brings it into manifestation, something predating the big bang or the elemental strings posited by string theory. Modern science recognizes that all matter comprises energy, and this energy is manifested through vibrations known as strings.
Consider space-time as the ether that provides structure and limits to this energy. Without space-time, particles could exist simultaneously at infinite points, and different particles might occupy the same space simultaneously. Space-time imposes constraints on energy, giving it form and structure.
Yet, one might question the nature of energy and space-time, pondering whether these are merely labels for phenomena experienced through consciousness. This introspective inquiry delves into the essence of these concepts, acknowledging the role of consciousness in our understanding of energy and space-time.
Indeed, everything is perceived through consciousness. While scientists and physicists speculate and explore through observation and calculations, they may never reach the foundational essence of all creation. Upon delving deeper into this inquiry, one arrives at the profound realization that “you are that, what you seek. You are it.” Consciousness emerges as a fundamental force in all of creation, with nothingness and everything existing as conscious entities.
Without consciousness, there would be no gravity, no space-time, and no individual entities like you and me. Consciousness arises from nothing because it is nothing, yet that nothing encompasses everything. Picture the universe as a single 2-dimensional plane with a fractal structure. This structure represents everything in the 2-dimensional universe, including the laws of physics, time, and space. Infinite variations of these 2-dimensional universes unfold as you read this book.
Consciousness eludes definition through science, religion, or thoughts because it is the very source that gives rise to these constructs. It can only be comprehended by itself. An apt analogy is understanding the solar system through planet Earth – Earth being a subset of the broader system. Similarly, to grasp the laws of physics in another universe, we must first understand the true nature of the multiverse. While speculation about alternate universes is vast and varied, realizing one’s true nature opens the door to endless possibilities. You are the consciousness that manifests all of creation.