I've awoken to alien mind/consciousness

[Majed]

I become so conscious i established a connection with an alien
mind. Follow the logic:
If you're God, you're also an alien. Because God is infinite, aliens obviously exist.
The aliens i'am talking about don't exist on another planet. Because physical and material reality is a hallucination. They exist within God's mind. Which is your own and my own mind. Because there's only one mind. 

I realized that all people that i don't know, 99% of humanity is alien to me. They have alien minds. There's so much alien cultures, languages, people... 

I also realized that for example we think of ourselves as humans being more intelligent than animals. Through my alien mind i've realized a perspective where animals are more intelligent than humans, and they think of us as dumb. 

Over time i'll refine my alien mind and become more and more conscious of alien things. 

[Cred]

I think "alien" is an interesting concept. Novelty implies something graspable. Something that completes you and extends your existence. Alien however is so utterly separate from you that its existence negates your existence rather than completes it.

I think the thing that comes very close to an alien for us is someone who's whole existence is conformity. In order to exist, they need to sync themselves up to some identity from outside. Everything they do is a symbolic action with the purpose of signalling something to others so that they can sync up to that. A bit like in a beehive or a swarm or something. When you tell them they should analyze one of their thoughts, they become confused because they don't have any thoughts. When you tell them to analyze an object, they become confused because analysis does not have symbolic meaning. All they ever do is sync up and signal.

Ironically, I think that this stereotypical alien with super advanced technology and knowledge about everything would be way less alien to us than this human I just described.

Edited 2 hours ago by Cred

[Majed]

@Cred What you wrote is beautiful, congrats. 

[kavaris]

Ya should get into Alchemy (Hermeticism). I was actually thinkin' of doin a thing, right on the forum, explaining how Alchemy goes beyond just like, chemistry, and spirituality, etc., though yousll hav to start it, as theres WAyyy too much to go over

[Cred]

@Majed Thank you!  I'm trying to improve my writing slowly.

@kavaris I love alchemy! I think it's extremely underrated and misunderstood. How did this thread remind you of alchemy though?

Edited 2 hours ago by Cred

[LambdaDelta]

59 minutes ago, Cred said:

Ironically, I think that this stereotypical alien with super advanced technology and knowledge about everything would be way less alien to us than this human I just described.

Apparently not so alien. There's some study Leo mentioned about how 20% of people don't even have insights. Unless by 'us' you mean the loonies gathered here. 

 

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Based on studies regarding self-awareness and cognitive experiences, a significant portion of the population struggles with or lacks personal insights. 

Self-Awareness: While 95% of people believe they are self-aware, studies indicate that only 10% to 15% of people actually are.

Aha! Moments/Insights: A study found that 20% of respondents reported never having experienced a moment of insight.

Business/Research Insights: Approximately 80% of insights derived from research projects go unused, and some research suggests 90% of studies do not produce a true insight, but rather just findings or "learnings".

Inner Monologue: An estimated 50% of people do not have an internal monologue, which may impact how they process, analyze, or generate inner insights.

 

[Cred]

Do you think that a sample from the whole population is comparable with a sample from this community? I'm not saying we're all geniuses. But what I am saying is that not anybody can end up here.

[LambdaDelta]

7 minutes ago, Cred said:

But what I am saying is that not anybody can end up here.

Ah, so you have a PhD in the Obvious. All the explication and it's still left unclear which 'us' is being referred to. Btw, quote or tag people if you want them to see the reply. 

[Cred]

@LambdaDelta I think there is a misunderstanding. I agree with most of what you are saying. Splitting hairs over things like this is not much fun to me.

I think this 20% statistic is really interesting, and it supports my current theory of reality. I'm thankful that you posted it.

[kavaris]

1 hour ago, Cred said:

@Majed Thank you!  I'm trying to improve my writing slowly.

@kavaris I love alchemy! I think it's extremely underrated and misunderstood. How did this thread remind you of alchemy though?

Im just waiting til the smorgish board of topics comes around, and alchemy ends up as the topic that that smorgish board has landed on. As i have some faith itll go in that direction, but its like, its getting exhausting waiting for it to come up, just in general. Like ive been waiting for mysticism and spirituality to touch hands for like 5 years, like just in the world, like...

Its like looking up at the ceiling of the Sistine chapel, waiting for them fingers to touch. Basically im waiting for Adam. Lets call it Adam. Its taking quite a long time for Adam to grow up/come to fruition/whatever analogy.

[kavaris]

"Can i get an AMEN for Adam to finally touch hands w/ God?"

(*INSERT gospel chops & church music)

[kavaris]

Yeo, lol someone ask ChatGPT/Claude, when it thinks those fingers of Adam and God are will finally gonna touch, like just out of curiosity, to see what it says. I cant do it myself atm.

[LambdaDelta]

4 minutes ago, Cred said:

I think there is a misunderstanding. I agree with most of what you are saying. Splitting hairs over things like this is not much fun to me.

Neither for me. Not my goal to engage in sophistry. Since you said you're trying to improve your writing, I'm pointing out an aspect that could use some of that. It's just done in a specific style that may come across as rude. I'm sure you'd agree that there's an important distinction between 'us' as humanity as a whole and 'us' as people on this forum. 

[Cred]

@LambdaDelta Ahhhh this makes so much sense!

Improving writing does not necessarily mean to write less ambiguoisly though. I do want to be precise, but I also want to communicate a lot of information at once sometimes and be holistic. For that it is sometimes necessary to leave some of the details unspoken. 

Edited 17 minutes ago by Cred

[Cred]

I like the writing style of Nietzsche. He is humorous and ambiguous and he grasps the bigger picture. Also his texts are packes with radical ideas and insights.