>>5401977
Your teaching/believing in the Hindu religion and you don't even understand/know what you believe in ..
Acts 17:23
“For as I passed by, and beheld your devotions, I found an altar with this inscription, TO THE UNKNOWN GOD. Whom therefore ye ignorantly worship,
The Matrix and the Dance of Shiva
Hinduism has long used the metaphor of Indra’s Net to illustrate the
interconnectedness of all things. This holds that the entire Universe is produced and
sustained by a transcendental intelligence that projects itself like a dream into a void
that our mind perceives as a Space-Time continuum. According to this philosophy,
what we conceive as reality is nothing more than an infinite series of inter-connected
images projecting from an unknowable Cosmic Source.
Each individual perceives this dream in a unique way relative to his location in the
Space-Time Continuum. Divine Illumination or Cosmic Consciousness is the lifechanging
moment when we realize that our individual perspective is intimately linked
to the perspectives enjoyed by every other individual and that, in reality, All is One.
As the individual advances into higher states of spiritual awareness – via meditation,
contemplation, yoga, creative visualization, out-of-body experiences, and sacred
initiations imparted by a 'Spiritual Master' – he finds that he can change and re-order
these images through the correct use of his imagination. When this happens he
becomes the Creator of his own reality. The perfect mastery of this process is known
as God-Realization or God Consciousness, where man comes to the awesome
realization that he too is God.
Conceived in this way the Universe is ‘holographic’ because the whole, the totality of
all things, is completely contained in each of its constituent cells, rather like the
holographic images imprinted into a glass sheet in a laboratory using a laser beam. If
the glass is shattered, the entire image may still be found in each of its fragments.
The Matrix and the Dance of Shiva
Perhaps the most popular expression of this idea is found in the movie The Matrix,
where the protagonist, Neo (an anagram of 'One') awakens to the realization that he
and everyone else exists within a world that is entirely computer-generated, a
dynamic digital simulation. This awakening, which corresponds with “divine
illumination” or “cosmic consciousness” in Hindu and New Age philosophy, gives
him incredible super-powers that are limited only by his imagination.
The idea that the universe is a matrix or a spectrum of dancing images is also depicted
in Hinduism through the supposed Dance of Shiva. The Hindu god of creation,
preservation and destruction – known as Shiva – is supposed to "dance" as an
expression of his omnipotent power. This dance is believed to manifest a Cosmos
with the properties of Indra’s Net, but which lacks both an intrinsic purpose and a
substantial reality.