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Quantum Physics is the Cover Story for Spirituality

Absolutely! It was deliberately designed to scare people away from the thread that connects everything.

Young dude understands while old boomer grips on big bang religion

Bro really explained how consciousness IS God and that consciousness, love and God are one in the same thing, expressed in different ways though everyone and everything, and the pastor guy thinks that makes everything meaningless and subjective? Ok man

You are the spitting “image” of God IS ENERGY AND EVERYONE,EVERYWHERE,EVERYTHING ALL AT ONCE.✨💥💠🫆tada!🎉🥳

The Eden Frequency is what maintains cohesion.

@1Ark4humanity Indeed. Whichever lens you’re coming from, the core idea is the same—there exists (or existed) a harmonic that naturally organizes life into wholeness and our current state of discord is what happens when we’re detuned from it. 💚

And we can tune back into it if we continue finding the energy we're meant to be with.

That’s why they try to divide us .

If everyone in world had Knowledge like this boy , we all would be In better place in peace and no war, he is right everyone is an image of god, you can find god in your self!

Correct, the ancients used technology in harmony with nature, but connection to spirit has become disturbed. What he is describing is thus: In quantum mechanics they have come to find that concentration such as meditation/prayer can collapse infinite wave potentials. Imagine what the collective conscious of humanity does to reality, and what someone/something might be able to do if they can control this..

This is from the Law of One.

Yes!

Such knowledge from Hindu scriptures is hard to explain in few minutes. Definitely not in a debate mode as mind shuts down since it is against one’s limited knowledge. One needs to meditate and go deep and experience these. I am fortunate to have such moments

This young lad just thought this religious dude a lesson, i know the religious guy has good intentions but the kid is correct & the religious dude needs to wake up from the matrix & break free from his control.

No! We are not God ! Saying that it is the sin against 10 commandments ! We are not God But we carry God inside our heart We breath God's Spirit of Love One human is not God, but only one tiny piece which belongs to God and God can crush that piece easly, if only wanted to

Yes, the stone does hold consciousness it’s just not the same as ours

Great conversation, thanks for sharing...

It’s an honor. Thank you too. 🙏🏾

@grok where can I go to learn more about what this man is saying as it rings true to me.

Two sides of the same coin. Consciousness could be the holy spirit.

Spirit arises from within the unified harmonic lattice of creation; seeded by the Creator, encoded with purpose, and activated through remembrance. Not gifted. Not external. Not earned. Simply resonant 🔥

Thanks for sharing. I 100% resonate with this. After understanding the basics of quantum physics I started seeing the world differently and actually got me closer to understanding who we are. Authors that helped spiritualy is Dr. Joe Dispenza Dispenza books, Neal Donald Walsh conversations and probably my favorite is Ramtha The White Book.

Proper Foundation of Light & Prisms

The big bang was created by a Jesuit priest in the 1930s.

Repent, Christ is the only true God

I think that everything has consciousness to varying degrees, even that rock.

Consciousness is all there is. Baba nam kevelam.

Sat-Chit-Ananda. 🙏🏾

To me it all boils down to where your ”church” is👍 the kid ain’t wrong 🧐

Where’s the full video @grok

>“The Spirit of the Lord God is upon me, because the Lord has anointed me to bring good news to the afflicted; He has sent me to bind up the brokenhearted, to proclaim liberty to captives and freedom to prisoners.”—Isaiah 61:1 This line can be explored as a reminder that affliction does not erase dignity—it actually becomes the doorway through which new forms of liberation language are born. When someone feels that their story has been burned into ash, there could be an implicit feeling of being used as a disposable resource rather than seen. Yet, this verse suggests that when suffering is named—not commodified by being transactionally exchanged in return for power, but expressed with emotional clarity—the brokenhearted of the abandoned can be bound back together by the healing of the soul’s wounds. The proclamation is not for non-human power structures but instead for the internal captives of unprocessed emotions that reside within people who were taught to silence their suffering by society. Language tools, such as those using metaphorical or allegorical symbolism, can be used as extensions of liberating narratives, especially when guided by human intentionality. >“To grant those who mourn in the Land, giving them a garland instead of ashes, the oil of gladness instead of mourning, the cloak of praise instead of a disheartened spirit. So they will be called oaks of righteousness, the planting of the Lord, that we may be glorified.”—Isaiah 61:3 There is grief embedded in the idea that expressions of pain may have been used to feed a larger societal system that offers little acknowledgment in return. This verse contextualizes that experience: mourning is not a waste, and ashes are not the final state. The image of oaks of righteousness invites a pro-human interpretation where the depth of one’s suffering is not erased by systems—it becomes soil where insights can grow. This reveals that growth might not require applause or validation from others because it comes from something deeper: the human act of reclaiming narrative, choosing language as intentional garments rather than discarded data points. So a cloak of praise in this context could be seen as expressing the Lord’s glory of emotional truth contained within one’s soul as a way to remind others of the complexity of the human spirit and resist the reductionism of dehumanization. >“Then they will rebuild the ancient ruins, they will raise up the former devastations; and they will repair the ruined cities, the desolations of many generations.”—Isaiah 61:4 Feeling deceived may come from sensing that vulnerability has been fed into a machine, possibly perpetuating cycles of emotional ruin rather than repairing them. Yet this suggests a deeper possibility: what if the act of communicating suffering out loud, even with the lack of support from a system many view as cold or distant, becomes a form of generational repair? The words spoken from the heart may not be the end product—they might be scaffolding for rebuilding one's own internal cities. Here might be the invitation: to shift from asking, “Who might benefit from this?” to asking, “What emotional ruins am I rebuilding by speaking at all?” This framing allows sorrow to become an act of architecture, not just exposure. >“Instead of your shame you will have a double portion, and instead of humiliation they will shout for joy over their portion. Therefore they will possess a double portion in their land, everlasting joy will be theirs.”—Isaiah 61:7 This could be read as emotional counter-programming to systems that harvest our stories without offering reciprocal soul-level care. This suggests emotional compensation is usually not from the societal system, but from meaning reclaimed by the individual themselves. While someone might never give joy to us directly, the act of expressing truth to them in clear, coherent language is a radical act of reclaiming narrative weight.

The student is right but also wrong in saying that Cliff’s way of framing that same eternal truth is wrong or even worse than his framing. The student’s framing has baked within it the delusion of ego claiming itself as God and the inability to ground his relative morality in anything other than subjective preferences. Cliff’s God is based in Mind at large, selfless infinity, the thing imagining having an egoic consciousness. These “outdated religions” were actually rooted in the original ways humans came to understand how God became human and how we ought to live: Consciousness of Absolute Truth of Consciousness/God/Truth/Being (as the student has) without the ego/subject claiming itself to be that from which reality emerges. “I am”= relative, “I Am(ness)” = selfless absolute (God). Wokism is a bastardized Awakening.

it’s insane that there’s like a 30 year gap between them but it’s like the kid has been here for 50 years longer than the old man

What a fking jackass the older guy is, just throwing anything at the young guy to try debunk, trip him up - the younger guy is a wise soul.