V104 Universes
This video, part three of the "Basics" series, explores how consciousness moves between world lines and through physical and non-physical realms. The speaker posits that the only true currency in the universe is thought generation, which arises from experience. Consciousness is thrown into situations to gain experiences, leading to thought generation, which in turn shapes the environment for further experiences.
The core question addressed is how consciousness transitions between a wave form and a particle form. The speaker explains that this transition hinges on perception and point of view. Consciousness perceives thoughts from different frames of reference, and ultimately, consciousness and thoughts are interconnected, with thoughts originating from consciousness.
The shift from thought to wave (or wave to thought) is a function of perception. Consciousness uses a system of back-and-forth perception to navigate in and out of world lines. This constant shift in perception is how consciousness travels.
The speaker illustrates this with a mind exercise: viewing an object from two different perspectives. From one viewpoint, it may appear as one thing, while from another, it appears different. This highlights how perception and viewpoint influence how consciousness switches. The speaker emphasizes that while one might not be consciously aware of this constant shifting, consciousness, unlike the brain, has access to all memories, enabling this continuous change in perception.
The video further elaborates that when consciousness is in wave form, it's outside the body, like a ghost or specter. Conversely, when in particle form, it's connected to the physical world. The change between these forms facilitates the leap from one world line to another. According to the speaker, this process occurs approximately four times per second, creating a duty cycle. This back-and-forth motion in consciousness perception enables worldline travel. The speaker clarifies that while this explanation is human-centric, other beings experience similar processes with slight variations. The video concludes by stating that this understanding of consciousness' role in moving in and out of the body and world lines is fundamental, and future videos will build upon this to explore mapping worldline templates.
00:01 - 01:12
The video begins with a greeting and an introduction to the central topic: how consciousness moves between world lines and navigates the physical and non-physical aspects of reality. The speaker claims this is a novel topic, not previously covered. The core concept introduced is that thought generation is the fundamental currency of the universe.
01:12 - 03:57
The speaker elaborates on the relationship between experience and thought generation, explaining that consciousness is subjected to experiences, which then lead to the creation of thoughts. These thoughts, in turn, shape the environment, leading to further experiences, creating a cyclical process. The central question then becomes how consciousness transitions between wave and particle forms.
04:38 - 05:57
To understand how consciousness switches, the speaker emphasizes the importance of perspective. Consciousness perceives thoughts from different frames of reference, but ultimately, thoughts and consciousness are interconnected. Thoughts originate from consciousness, and consciousness itself can be viewed as a collection of thoughts.
14:29 - 16:11
The speaker reiterates the importance of perspective in understanding how consciousness switches between viewpoints. They explain that consciousness constantly shifts its perception from one viewpoint to another, enabling movement and change. This constant movement and changing perception is how consciousness operates.
16:43 - 17:58
The speaker explains the wave and particle forms of consciousness. When in wave form, consciousness is outside the body, like a ghost. In particle form, it's connected to the physical world. The transition between these forms allows consciousness to leap between world lines, traveling at a rate of four world lines per second, creating a duty cycle.
17:59 - 19:14
The speaker reiterates the importance of perspective in understanding how consciousness switches between viewpoints. They explain that consciousness constantly shifts its perception from one viewpoint to another, enabling movement and change. This constant movement and changing perception is how consciousness operates.
19:17 - 22:21
The speaker concludes by stating that the information presented explains how the back-and-forth movement of consciousness works, specifically for humans in this reality universe. They clarify that while other creatures are similar, the specifics differ. The speaker hopes this understanding clarifies world line travel and daily life, and mentions future videos will cover mapping world line templates.
22:38 - 22:41
The video concludes with a thank you message.