V603 Hive And Matrix Souls

This video explores the distinctions between individual souls, hive souls, and matrix souls, emphasizing their construction and function within the universe. The speaker explains that most ambulatory creatures are hive or matrix souls, while individualized souls are often "prisoners" within this realm.

The video delves into the origins of souls, tracing back to the formation of quanta from the "all that there is" before universes. These quanta, represented by LEGOs, interact and form associations, eventually creating is-bees (IS-BE), which are enormous groups with intelligence and consciousness. An IS-BE can create universes and vessels (souls) to inhabit them. Souls can be further partitioned into physical and non-physical bodies, as well as a "mented" or guardian angel.

The speaker contrasts this with the creation of a prison universe, where souls are partitioned differently, creating individual souls that are trapped. The core difference between an individualized soul and hive/matrix souls lies in their connection to the IS-BE. Individualized souls lack a direct connection, hindering their ability to move freely between universes.

Hive and matrix souls, in contrast, possess "trans-dimensional quanta" that allow them to move in and out of universes, maintaining a link to their IS-BE. The speaker uses a clamp as a visual aid to represent this constant movement. Hive souls have a singular connection, while matrix souls have multiple connections to the IS-BE, making them more robust.

The speaker suggests that members of the Domain are examples of beings with individualized souls, constantly connected to their IS-BE. The Old Empire, upon finding these souls, severed their connection and erased their memories, trapping them. The video concludes by stating that individualized souls are "prison souls," while hive and matrix souls are free to roam the universe and maintain their connection to the IS-BE. The final message encourages viewers to remain confident and kind.

00:01 - 00:27

The video begins with a greeting and introduces the main topic: the differences between individual souls and hive/matrix souls. The speaker emphasizes two key points: most ambulatory creatures are hive or matrix souls, and individualized souls are prisoners within this realm. The video will also delve into the construction of souls, tracing their origins back to the beginning of the universe.

00:27 - 01:31

The speaker elaborates on the two main points introduced earlier. First, most creatures encountered are part of a hive or matrix soul structure, while individualized souls are trapped within this "prison planet." Second, understanding soul construction requires going back to the very beginning of the universe, before the formation of quanta.

01:31 - 06:21

The video explores the origins of souls, starting with the creation of the universe and the formation of quanta. The speaker uses Legos as an analogy to represent the building blocks of quanta, explaining how these blocks interact and form associations. These associations eventually lead to the creation of quanta, which then form larger groups called IS-BEs (Is-Beings).

06:21 - 09:42

Continuing the explanation of soul origins, the speaker reiterates the building block analogy: Legos form quanta, and quanta form IS-BEs. The Big Bang is described as the event where all matter, including the building blocks of quanta, was created. Over time, these quanta began to associate and interact, eventually reaching a threshold where intelligence and consciousness arose, creating IS-BEs.

09:42 - 12:56

The speaker describes IS-BEs as constantly growing entities that generate memories, thoughts, and create universes. IS-BEs can create vessels and place a part of themselves, called a soul, within those universes. The soul is further partitioned into physical and non-physical bodies, along with a "minted" or guardian angel, representing the spiritual component.

12:56 - 15:15

The speaker uses a physical representation to illustrate the concept of a soul and its connection to physical and non-physical bodies. The speaker then digresses to discuss how these concepts are present in various religions and new age terminologies. The speaker then returns to the topic of IS-BEs and their ability to create universes and containers for souls.

15:15 - 17:11

The video transitions to discussing prison universes and how they create two bodies with the same function as a soul, resulting in an individualized soul. The speaker emphasizes that a soul in one universe is analogous to a partitioned body in another, where consciousness is trapped. The speaker then introduces the core topic of the video: the difference between hive souls, matrix souls, and individualized souls.

17:11 - 20:14

The speaker explains that IS-BEs can create various soul containers with different properties and abilities. The speaker emphasizes that the key takeaway is the existence of a soul in some configuration, which quanta uses as a vehicle to enter a universe. Most ambulatory creatures possess souls, with hive and matrix soul constructions being prevalent in this planetary environment.

20:14 - 24:18

The speaker uses physical objects to represent different soul structures, distinguishing between individual souls and partitioned souls. Individual souls have separate consciousness from their higher energy parts, while other souls can move freely. The speaker introduces the terms "matrix soul" and "hive soul" to describe the relationship between the soul and the IS-BE, depending on the individual structure and the number of quanta connecting them.

24:18 - 27:52

The speaker discusses the Domain and their connection to IS-BEs, contrasting them with the fate of souls captured by the Old Empire. The Old Empire removed the quanta and erased the memories of these souls, forcing them into individualized forms. The speaker then explains that hive and matrix souls have trans-dimensional quanta that can move in and out of a universe, while individualized souls lack this connection.

27:52 - 29:12

The speaker further explains the difference between individualized souls and hive/matrix souls, stating that individualized souls lack the quanta that allows movement between universes. The speaker uses the example of the Domain's lost battalion, whose souls were captured, had their connections erased, and were segmented into individual souls. The speaker expresses their opinion that this process was "pretty messed up."

29:12 - 31:42

The speaker concludes the video with a brief outro, expressing hope that the video was helpful and discussing improvements they are trying to make to their content. The speaker also touches on cultural differences in eating habits, specifically slurping. The speaker reiterates the key takeaway: individualized souls are prison souls, while other souls are free to roam the universe and are connected to the IS-BE.