I'm amazed at the information presented in this thread. It answers many of the questions that I have always been interested in understanding. It greatly expands on material I recently read in a book that summarized the "Law of One", which immediately changed how I looked at the world.

That law and this material resonates with me deeply, however I understand why so many are skeptical, there is little evidence to support many of your statements.

What convinced me was that your aphorisms and similar ones can be found across many religions throughout history, and one in particular convinced me: "Ask, and it shall be given to you; seek, and ye shall find; knock, and it shall be opened unto you: For every one that asketh receiveth; and he that seeketh findeth; and to him that knocketh it shall be opened." I rarely read books, or click on threads like this, so to find information that answers my deepest questions seems more like God's will for me than a coincidence.

I have countless questions, but I'll just start with my most pressing one. Nephilim that accept union with God have taught us universal truth before throughout history, but this is seen by most as a myth. Where have you been since the fall of Atlantis? Why are you here now?

You posted a graph of Schuman resonance and wrote of our vibrations being held low on purpose. Has this prevented your manifestation? Have we, after all these millennia, finally raised the frequency of our vibrations as suggested by the increases in the Schumann resonance recently?

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>Asking "why" of God is asking God to explain Itself, to dissect Itself for the benefit of our ego.

I agree, although I had never considered or heard this before. Ego has always been an issue for me that I've needed to work on, and you make clear it is a big issue, so I encourage you to continue pointing this out as I ask some follow up questions.

>Imagine asking God to submit to something that is merely a manifestation. Ridiculous. Even more ridiculous when God is Supreme and thus, bows to nothing for nothing reigns over God for God's Judgement is Complete and True.

For a long time I could never understand why there needed to be suffering if God was absolute love and power, asking him why it was necessary, and eventually coming to understand it was the result of free will. Your statement above is very similar and provides great perspective to the Book of Job Chapter 38.

> Discard science. It is a lie.

I reviewed what you wrote about alchemy and medicine. "Essentially, it is the presumambly manufactured will of 'god' to change the actual will of God."

How do we know that the use of alchemy and medicine is not the will of God? Science has caused a lot of problems in the world but it has also solved a lot of problems at the same time.

> Praise be to the Infinite Learning Machine…Immaculate 'machine'. Infinite learning

You refer to God as a learning 'machine' a few times. This reminds me of an emerging technology known as machine learning, a process based on how the human brain learns, by failure. For effective 'learning', as many situations as possible must be tested, and every mistake results in corrections that allows a computer program to 'learn' and produce results closer to its intended output. My question is if 'As Above, So Below' applies here.

Would it be correct to make an analogy between our world and this process, where the intended output is "expressing [ourselves] perfectly and still [being] integrated into the whole"? Where we are tested in as every situations as possible, over many incarnations and ages, both good and bad? Where every mistake, or move away from unity with God, teaches us a small lesson? Even the inner workers of this process is unknown to its programmers, only the result can be analyzed, which sounds very similar to our understandings of how God works.

>>2053502

No you explained it well, I was just noting that I did ask God, many times. I picked up a few books shortly after and came to the same conclusions as you for why suffering exists, and you're helping me to understand why it is needed.

I'm understanding your statements on truth now, nothing can be guaranteed to be truth unless it comes from God. Science is a distraction from truth, not only because its often designed to be that way, but also because our observations are inherently limited.

That doesn't mean science can't be useful sometimes, as you show with the Schumann resonance graph, and explained well in this post >>2038373

>>2053643

Can you give more details on your encounter or expand on this post >>2037683

That is very interesting you were told to keep an eye on the Schumann resonance and that there was a spike during your communication. This frequency didn't top 36 Hz until a year and a half ago and I see 11 40+ Hz spikes in that picture alone.