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The Living Force
SAO said:It does seem to be encouraging the "we're all one" new age message, although it doesn't mean we are all "the same" so psychopaths are still psychopaths, and it doesn't seem to encourage treating everyone as if they're all just like us. Even if everyone does have a common spiritual connection, it doesn't mean we're all the same. I mean, it's the same as arguing that because we're all energy, we're all the same, and in a sense sure, but you can make lots of stuff with energy, both wolves and bunnies, both trees and bulldozers.
I could be wrong, but I feel like, from our 3D point of view, the Universe is fundamentally electro-plasma.
In energetic terms, I see it as layers upon uncountable layers of intermixed energy frequencies, in the sense that once you've studied one hydrogen atom, you've studied them all - all across the Universe. Maybe the 'separation' of 'things' is only appearance.
Isn't there reason to believe that 'space' is somehow an active medium, rather than a 'void' as some people seem to think?
Also, seemingly similar to the story you linked, I tend to see "wave-reading consciousness units" as if it means something like multiple "point of view constructions" on the same reality. The "point of view" being the objective distinguishing factor between 'individuals', and not the 'reality' in their internal thinking space(s) that is attached to their point of view.
IOW, it doesn't mean we all know the same thing, in the same way and at the same time, it just means we know 'different' things about the same reality because of the differences in our experience of it. But if our knowledge is objective, it seems like it should be capable of being blended together in wider and deeper views while still reflecting the non-contradictory self-consistency of the one actual reality we share, OSIT.
In Gurdjieff's terms of achieving understanding with the whole mass of one's self, maybe our internal 'map' of integrated objective knowledge is, or becomes, our 'singular I or soul'. It would make sense since it requires effort to both learn and grow a 'singular I' or 'soul'. It takes effort to mature oneself. No objective knowledge, no soul; little objective knowledge, little soul; great big large mass of objective knowledge, great big soul - and the knowledge is all mapped and encoded internally, thus the map=soul metaphor. :)
Again, I could be wrong, but that's how everything seems to make sense to me at the moment.