A weird question
 

Hello all,

I have a weird question.

To become aware of its own existence, to acknowledge its own presence is consciousness. If the universe is conscious (David Wilcock, Gregg Braden and others), it must be folded onto itself (Dan Winter).

Then, what if, when we look at the infinitely great (galaxies and other celestial structures) through our telescopes, is it possible that in reality we are looking at the infinitely small?

Just a thought.



Donald

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Yes we will be looking at a macrocosim. The further out you go, so to speak, the smaller the combined universes become so that in simple speak, all that we are in our known cosmos is a single hollow atom. That is a ver VERY simplistic way of saying it.
You might find Haramein's work of interest on this topic.

Z

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If you zoom out enough you'll see that the earth is smaller than a quark…. living on the face of an atom…. that makes up part of fingernail…. on the forefinger of a giant… that’s wiping its backside.

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Kinda rude..

i suppose it makes a point.

You believe we are insignificant?

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I've had a few smokes on this thought in my youth and my fellow cohorts have concurred that that would be just our luck. I was merely being flippant.

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Yes i can smell the humor floating in the smoke from the cigars *cough cough*

:mfr_lol:

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:smoke:

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It's not really about big or small now children is it?? :tongue2:

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Couldn't ya just have said "Horton hears a Who." :lol3:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S1HZCGk3xOU

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“The universe as we know it is a joint product of the observer and the observed”

“There are no extra pieces in the universe. Everyone is here because he or she has a place to fill, and every piece must fit itself into the big jigsaw puzzle.” :wink2: