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CreationTheory

Revised

by

STACEYTPOLLOCK


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Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Foundations of Life Page. 5

Chapter 2 The Mind 10

Chapter 3 Mind and Matter 24

Chapter 4 Creation 37

Chapter 5 Duality, Energy and Vibration 48

Chapter 6 Bio-cylindrical Creation 57

Chapter 7 Force and Mass 69

Chapter 8 Dimensions 78

Chapter 9 Energy and

Personality Matrixes

89

Chapter 10 Time and Travel 98

Chapter 11 Third Dimension

Environment

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Chapter 12 Mind over Matter 117


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Introduction

The biggest question, why are we here, is asked by all at some timein their life. All want to know why we are here, why we exist and

the very reason for being alive. Why are we here? Why do we

make choices? Why do we think? Why do we see? We even at

stages question why we are on this planet earth. If it is all that weknow then why do we then question the core of our existence? Why

do we not just take life for granted? See it as all that is? Why do welook beyond ourselves? Are we explorers by nature, needing newstimulation? Or is it that we are linked to memory of other

experiences?

There are many questions we can ask ourselves that do not seem to

have any foundation for understanding, yet for some reason it is so

important to us. It is so important to know where we came from,why we breathe and see through our eyes. Why we are human. It is

a drive inside that makes us curious to persist finding an answer.

We need to know the machine not just the workings within, but the

whole model of creation.

Is it possible to know such things, to find out all about existence and

why we are here? Would it help us to understand things better?Could it change the very reason for our own understanding? Is it

important to know the foundations even though we are the result?

Would it help to enhance our lives or make us more confused of ourpurpose? These are all questions based on the desire we have to

change and see ourselves for who we are. We look beyond

normality for purpose and meaning. We all want a purpose to exist,

to be seen as an important design of creation.

I have also myself questioned life and its reasons. I asked myself

very early in my life, why can I not know and understand all of life?

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Why can there not be a simple foundation for purpose and reason. If

I am the result of a cause, then what was the cause? What made mewho I am now? There had to be within myself a model that gavereason and purpose. I searched for it inside myself, exploring

through visions and feelings, until I had come up with my own

thoughts on creation. Until I found the light of my own very reasonand purpose. It is a foundation from reading and exploring from my

own sources. Listening to others stories and reasons, through to

exploring models in my own mind in life experiences, interaction,visions and thoughts. It is my foundational model and

understanding for life and the formation of creation.

We all have a mind in which to think and to understand. Everyone

has their own purpose, and personal reason, and all with their own

motive for doing what they do and for choosing how they wish to

see. This is the freedom of choice that we have within our mind.That allows us to choose to believe or not. We can make choices for

our own singular existence, on how we see all around us, and how

we decide to react to these experiences. This makes the mind such abeautiful thing, the level of individuality that it has. It allows us to

makes choices no matter what happens around us. There are always

choices, even such choices as to whether we live or die. Choicesthat give us very reason here now and allow us to explore every

possibility, no matter how limiting we might choose to see it.

I choose to see life as an exploration, to find out knowledge aboutmy very reason. In this book I have written about my own models

of seeing creation, and what I find the most important aspects of

understanding my own individual foundation. It might not beimportant to all, to see the same way, but for me it is a choice to

share this book with others, showing what I see and feel to be truth

within myself, to share a part of myself with all. Then not only isthis book an exploration of creation, but a journey into my mind.

This is my mind, my thoughts and feelings. I welcome all into thejourney of my point of view, however bizarre it may seem to some,

or even unnecessary.

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It is what I love to explore, an individual and personal journey of

perception, an exploration of possibility and a search forunderstanding. If life were as simple as a thought or an idea, whatwould life consist of? Well certainly this world would not be

created by one thought alone. Its complexity I would consider as

somewhat daunting, yet interestingly beautiful. There are anamazing amount of things to explore when it comes to material

matter alone let alone the mind in which we conceptualize about the

space that we live in.

The models to which we call life, the categories to which we place

all ideals, are ever expanding. Everything has its position, a groupto which it belongs. To build a house there is a model, a plan to

which the house is formed. Within our bodies there are set formulas

that we go by, things that we all have in common. We all have eyes,

nose, ears and so forth. These things are objects that build astructure. Also in a business there are staffing levels that are used in

order to get work finished, hopefully, effectively and efficiently. All

tasks of a job are approached by different levels working on theproject to complete the final result.

What would this be called? Are these things a cog of a machine, aworking component of a whole, or are they components essential to

build the final model? What if our face had no eyes, then it would

no longer meet the model of a face. Then it would seem that all

components have an important role to play in the whole formation ofthe overall purpose. That without eyes the person would not see. It

looses a component of importance when viewing the world outside

itself. The mind would not see outside. It would not view lifebeyond its own inner world; only use other images that it makes up

from sounds, tastes and feelings through the rest of the body.

All components of material matter have their place, their formation

and reason for importance within the whole model of creation. They

are ordered not just through natural means, but also through manmade endeavors and exploration from our minds.

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They are created through cause and effect, possibility and purpose.

We are constantly working towards physical achievements thatbetter the material environment around us. We try in all ways toperfect our living conditions, to better ourselves. We desire inside

us so deep perfection in material creation, ordered on models we

create ourselves and things we label as important. We are allwanting more and more, to achieve the best possible of all

possibility. This is perfection in our minds in this world of material.

In this book I want to explore the mind and the reason for why we

have such perception. The reasons we aim to achieve so much in

material creation. I want also to explore creation and itsfoundations, to see why we have such a strong concentration in the

physical. What is creation? I will detail my minds perception of

creation, a model to which I have worked on some years now.

I find it very interesting exploring how the mind works and the ways

in which we see all that is around us. I will detail my thoughts and

show all the models to which I have devised a creation theory. Thisis the exploration of my mind, and what I have discovered on my

path to finding reason. This is my answer to life and all that is. If it

is not the true answer, at least it is an interesting discovery of a newworld. That gives me a new way to see life and to categorize the

world to which I live. It has given me new eyes in which to see

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Chapter 1

Foundations of life

What is life as I see it now? I see myself now as a human living on

earth. Here I am living a particular lifestyle in a location within this

huge globe. I see many things happening all around me. There are

other people living similar experiences, all blending in with each

other in one way or another. I see us all working towards futuregoals and desires. There are not just material needs that we require.

We have thoughts in our minds, emotions, feelings, things that makeus the personality that we exist as within this world.

What is the typical model of life that we exist within?

We are human.

We see through eyes and all physical senses to the one

world we live in through physical interaction.

We have thoughts.We have desires.

We have ideas and dreams.

We have feelings, sensations in our bodies that determine

our emotions.

We have physical needs to keep our bodies alive.

We can learn and discover.

We have physical abilities.

We have skills and material experiences.

We have choices.

We make decisions based on all of the above.

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This is the model of human. The physical world in which we are our

bodies and live on a world called the earth. These are facts that weplace labels on. We call them facts because we see with our eyesthese things around us, they are obvious and consistent and so

therefore considered reliable. We see a tree as a whole entity, and

we say this is a tree, and even call all different looking trees separatenames.

We make this world as detailed as we wish and label things toextreme levels of complexity even to the point of using only

numbers and coded signs. Through discovering and exploration, we

define our models of creation. Even in language, learning, theatre,music, television it is all formed on this model of life we create.

Everything that we do, say and believe is the reality of who we are.

It is all definition chosen for consistency in our lives, which is made

into a creative book of our reality.

If this singular created reality were to be labeled as a book of life,

we ourselves being just one book, a story of one idea, then:

Where does this book preside?

How did this book come to be written?

What makes this book what it is, what binds it?Is there an original plan, a starting point?

Who created all that is?

Why does it all play out?

Are we all that is?

If all creation in material can be modeled so can also the reason forexistence, surely? It too has foundation and a category to belong. If

there is an effect then there is a cause. We can see in life itself, there

is a result from the actions that we do. Then if we are the result,what were the actions that took place to create us and for what

reason would such creation take place?

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Not many people would ever admit to knowing the foundations for

life and existence. They would never admit to such preposterousthoughts based on our current beliefs and societal structures. Weform our life on Gods and purpose. On simple thoughts that an

entity, we name god, has all the same desires as our own. God to us

is perhaps considered a man seated at a throne overlooking all ofcreation, with his hand out directing all of life. Would that mean

that we do see ourselves at the centre of creation?

Through making our God human in form is he then a perfected

ideal of what a human might be if he were immaculate in all ways.

Our creator might be our perfection in our mind. What we dream ofas the perfected state of ourselves. Then all would see themselves as

God formed in their mind of what they consider perfection, whether

that be a male or female, or a different model. Maybe God is color?

Like when a person sees a rainbow, and finds its luminance perfect.Maybe God is money, when someone wins the lottery; they say it

was in Gods hands to receive such a gift.

God may just be a persons ideal of a perfect state, a perfect model

for their single focused creation. Would God be a human perfected?

Is it possible that god is human? Why would he then create modelsof himself in such a way? If this were true, why would god want his

creation to be himself?

These are perhaps questions we have all wondered in past throughreligion and other forms of exploration when considering the

meaning for our existence. Often God is seen as creating humans as

a model of his perfected state, that then leads to the idea that he istrying to achieve something. Perhaps it is just to give meaning and

purpose to all humans that live here on earth to see a larger picture to

reach towards? Is this a goal to achieve, to be one with God, to beseen a perfection in his eyes? Is this god we see merely a reflection

of ourselves, and of our own desires? If god were human, then are

you god? Which human is god? Which one of us is perfect, aperfect model of creation? Is it you?

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God is an ideal in our minds to achieve purpose in life, to give

meaning to why we exist. Viewing in this way does not necessarilygive answers to why we exist, but merely gives us goals andpurpose. There is no answer to all the core foundation of life created

in this sort of singular perception. There is only more to desire for

and more goals for perfection.

Does this tell us why we are here? Or merely what we have to do to

please creation and build upon ourselves. If the foundations of lifewere based on a human mind, then ego would play a huge role in the

formation of God. The very reason for life would then be all the

desires of a human in order to feel like they have control of their lifeand all that is around them. God is a label to give order to this

world. He is human purpose and reason, and a goal to reach

towards. He is a humans mind idolizing perfection.

How would the creator really be seen if he were not the perfected

ego state of what a human desires? How would his foundations be

formed? What would be the purpose to create life if it were notbased on such ways of thinking? To think beyond inner desires

takes a lot more sacrifice than is first realized. We would have to

look beyond our own inner desires to all that might be possible.

If there is such thing as human, should there not be more than this?

More than what we see now? If we are possible surely there is more

that is also. Surely there is more to creation then just one person andhimself/herself? Why do we see such singularity in a world of

desire and perfection, when this singularity can limit possibility in

all ways? Why only one god? Why do we only see singular?

This is the very core and reason to which I think we cannot see

beyond ourselves. That our lives are so singular and lonesome, andour minds belong to one, existing lonely within our own personal

world. This very reason is why I believe we cannot see why and

how creation is formed because we cannot see beyond the creationalready in form.

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The creation is us; we are not the creator merely

the created.

Therefore foundation of life is not so personal, but something other

than what we are. The creator is therefore not a human, and not

anything of what a human has as his foundations. It is beyond thislimitation and reasoning of purpose. It is something else.

Before I go on to write about my feelings of this subject over whatthis something else might be I would like to first detail the mind and

how I see it works within our world. The mind is an interesting

thing that almost has no foundation in this world of material, and it

is a very important link to the reasoning behind creation. It is adoorway to finding answers and understanding. It is a very

important component to discovery of all that is.

This is a very interesting topic when exploring self also and this

material world. The mind is almost separate from this world, yet a

part of us. What is the mind? How does it work? There is more todiscover in every thought. The mind is our doorway to other worlds

and other discoveries. It is a doorway to things other than self,

things that are other than human. The mind is a doorway to

unexplored realms of possibility, to endless stores of inspiration andideas. It is not only a realm of desire it is a realm of possibility, of

more than what is seen physically. It is the ocean of all that is and I

will use it to explore the foundation of creation. To find the simplestreason for all that is.

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Chapter Two

The Mind

When looking at human development the most interestingcomponent of our human self would have to be the mind. The

mind produces many things such as, thought process, stimulation,

understanding, invention, emotions and even memory on certain

levels. To understand this it is important to realize that the mind Iam talking of is not what we call the brain. It is far outside the

brain when used and does not have a long term relationship with thebody in many ways.

The brain that we know is a tissue matter inside the head that storesmemories of the lifetime to which we live here on earth. It also

stores impulse memory in which we order our life through our

bodies. For example, if someone were to walk to the corner of the

room, the brain has stored ways to work the body without needingthe mind in order to achieve these actions. There are a lot of things

that we do without thinking. They are ordered actions and can bestored in the brain to be an instant reaction of the body under certaincircumstances. Like the impulse to pull back a hand when it feels

heat or even just the slightest pinch, to move it just incase it becomes

injured. It is important to know that these actions have nothing to dowith the mind itself and are not linked to the individual personality

but only to the functioning of the body. That is why we sometimes

have reactions that we feel come from nowhere.

When a person dies also of natural old age often a similar process

occurs in the body. They first go through stages of tiredness, and are

constantly in and out of sleep. When they wake they start to recallmemories of the past without a common thread.

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The memories seem scattered and unstructured. Then eventually

they fall into a coma state until the body dies and they stopbreathing. What occurs here is, that which I call the mind, nolonger has an attachment to the body to order thoughts. Instead the

brain itself is doing all the work.

The brain then fires off memory patterns without order or

congruency. Memories that were the strongest built inside the brain

are spoken the most audible at the time of death. Often people neardeath also do a lot of muttering. This muttering is overlaid

information of the brain all coming out at once. These people are no

longer with it in the mind, which is the only way to describe it.There mind has left home and vacated. Just before death the mind

withdraws its link to the body and allows the body to die on its own,

to be cycled back to its original state. Firstly with the stopping of

the heart, then the lack of blood flow to the brain, leading to brainmalfunction and death of the entire body. The body then decays and

is brought back to the natural matter to which it was formed.

The brain when it dies, no longer functions without chemicals, blood

and oxygen. It withers away into dirt, reprocessed into matter of the

earth. Just like every other living organism of the earth it bio-disintegrates into matter to which the earth is made. However when

the body is alive, the brain has a very important role to play in the

functioning of the body. It acts as an intermediary between the mind

and the body. It tells the body what to feel via the use of chemicalsand material matter interaction. It acts as a protector of the body,

reacting to feeling and impulses in the body. We have nerves just

under the skin that when we hurt ourselves the sensation gets carriedall the way to the brain. The body is very dependant on matter and

its chemical environment. All of its impulses stem from chemical

and physical matter interaction.

The mind however is separate to this. It does not rely on the body

for its source of energy. It does not need blood and oxygen to keepit alive. It is also separated slightly from the body.

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Here is my basic example of a body with a mind connected, showing

where the connection streams into the body:

r a n M i n d

S p i r i t

A r e p r e s e n t a t i o n o fa h u m a n b o d y .

S p i n e

When looking at the diagram you can see that the mind links to the

brain from the central balancing point of the head. If I were to

describe the mind in words, it is the core that ignites a spark whichilluminates the outer body of what I call the spirit (I am using words

that are common to our understanding for now, but might not have

the same meaning as you might yourself interpret it).

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The inner core, or mind, drives the matrix of spirit which is built up

layers of light prisms overlaid into an individualized structure.Spirit energy enters the body through the spine and could be perhapsroughly visualized as a circular ball of light. It spins so fast that it

could be seen also as circulating fire radiation out from a distinct

central core.

However when I see it in its totality, it is a prism, built up from

many rays of light fractures that interfere with one another toformulate a structured personality. (Of course this is only a

description of it on a material level, but it can be described in many

other ways.) It has not just one color, it has all and every color, evenmore than what we understand through the eyes, and is vastly

different compared to the body in its build up. It is in itself its own

embodiment within its own world of what I term dimension.

I will talk more about this later in the book, but for now it is

important to see that the mind and body are not linked as the brain

and body. The brain and mind are not at all the same. This meansthat when I talk about the mind further in this book that I do not

mean the brain of the body at all, it has no physical body as such. It

has a completely different component of reality separate from thephysical world that we are commonly acquainted with.

When looking at the mind, it has its own place in creation. It can be

seen as an individual source that can not be chemically induced, orchemically manufactured. It cannot be manipulated via physical

abuse, purely for the fact that it is not physical in nature. It cannot

be duplicated or reproduced. It cannot be manipulated through thephysical world at all.

That is the interesting thing about the mind, it is part of this worldand the reason we think, but it is not connected to this world in any

solid matter sense. Then it is far more complex to understand than

the physical body itself and cannot be studied as such, cut open, orhealed in the same way that is possible with the human body and any

other physical matter component.

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Its formation is based within light and its product is force and

energy, whereas the body is formulated on energized particles,chemicals and material matter components and its product isphysically manifested existence.

The next step to understanding the mind and spirit is to examine itsmain purpose for use within the body, and that is for production of a

sort of energy or electricity. Like with any material object in

creation, for an inanimate object to be energized it needs energy orelectricity to make it work. Like for instance a toaster.

Not only does a toaster have all its electrical complexity in its wiresand cables but it also needs electricity to work. These wires and

cables within the toaster all work their different jobs to heat the grills

inside in order to work the whole appliance. It is then housed by a

protected casing that has a wire that leads to the main source ofenergy supply being the electrical socket. When we plug in and turn

on the electrical socket then the toaster works, well in a perfect

world it does at least.

The same system applies to the human body. When examining the

mind, it has also a lead that goes into the brain, a conductor ofenergy that, like that of the cord of the toaster, works in a similar

way. This link is however slightly differing in its makeup, that the

lead does send energy and also take energy resulting in changes in

the prism matrix. This means that the matrix of spirit can beaffected from the physical world. It is nothing like the mind but

another level of matter existence that we are on the verge of

understanding.

The mind, however, is a very complex structure and would take

books and books to surface all the information on how it works, andyet it would be for no purpose on earth to know such information

because the mind cannot be enhanced, understood or manipulated

here on earth. There is no goal in matter creation in which to knowthe mind totally.

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It would only lead to knowing about the mind and never seeing it

truly for what it is. However, the important thing to understand withthe mind is that it has a link to the earth here now, to our humanbodies. I will summarize it in short, so I can then show how matter

works within my creation models.

Well the first interesting thing about the mind is that it is singular

capable. What I mean by this is that it has single point perception

and that it can only focus on one thing at a time. Although we alllike to believe we can think of many things at the same time this is

untrue. Yes, we can do more things at once with the body but not

with the mind. The mind has to order things (within creation) and todo this it focuses on things in a pattern of linear sequence.

All the matter matrixes outside the structure of the mind formulate in

a string pattern, in a linear congruency. It is possible for the bodyto do more things at one time and it is because we have many parts

that seem to work in with each other. Like our hands and feet and

our head. That is 5 things we can move at once in ordered pattern.

However it takes a congruent mind to order this pattern of usage

within the body parts and if you were to slow down the process ofour physical working to slow motion you would see that the body

parts are actually not all working at once, that they are working in a

pattern, one thing at a time. Even when walking we move one leg at

a time. Speeding up time makes things look like they run intogether, like when a fan is running, the blades run into one circular

formation. They are all working at separate angles and in order for

the one blade to turn the others need to also be turning.

This would mean in this world time is linear. Every action of the

moment has a singular focus point, and that everything we do is anordered structure of steps to achieve a desired result. These singular

moments I like to call, single point perception, because this is how

the mind works in the order of creation. It sees one thing at a time,and thinks one thing at a time. It concentrates on ideas and concepts

while the body does its mechanical workings.

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Like for instance with driving for long periods of time, or the daily

duties we do consistently over and over. These things are soimprinted in our brain that the body can do the functioning of theprocesses without needing to concentrate on what we are doing at

hand.

It is an automatic response of the body to do ordered tasks. It is a bit

like on a farm when it is time to cull the chicken, the nerves in the

chickens body, even without its head, still do tick over and it doeswhat any chicken would do, flee. The body is made up of the same

matter of the brain and works its tasks orderly.

However when the body still has the brain connected it works in a

much more systematic and ordered way. This is simply because that

when the brain is functioning, the mind has to be connected to it in

order for it to survive. Structure and ordered pattern is the last to gofrom the brain upon old age.

Even people with high dementia still try to do activities that theyknow through their brain as ordered structure. Like for instance to

pretend to brush their hair with objects other than a hairbrush, or to

clean the table with their hands instead of a cloth. They are systemsof ordered structure that their brains still remember as having

accomplished before many times. These ordered actions are the last

thing to go, and congruent thoughts are the first to go.

Thought processes are dependant on the mind, to keep order to all

actions of the body. When a person has dementia you can see that

the mind is slowly being disconnected from the brain. That theordered thought patterns are less and less until they no longer can

speak anymore. They might mutter a few things every now and

then, but mostly they are not thinking so much about what they aredoing, but doing things automatically from the brain, as automatic

impulses. This might seem to someone watching them that they

have the ability to do things on their own, but not in all cases.

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Because the mind is leaving the body and although they might be

able to brush their teeth, they have no ordered pattern to why they doit, and do not realize what it is for. So they might start to then brushtheir hair with their toothbrush, or use other items to do systematic

processes that look similar to what the brain has imprinted to

achieve the desired result.

The brain compensates for things and it is very much like a

computer in many ways. A computer is only as good as theprogramming that is put into it. That beyond this it cannot think of

new ways to solve problems, so instead it chooses similar things to

get the work completed. It is automatic like the computerizedmachines we create today to do tasks that are programmed into

them. They can do these tasks, but beyond this, they cannot think

for themselves, they cannot rationalize, plan or even invent new

things, unless of course if it is programmed to do it this way.

The brain is not programmed to do things beyond remembering

material actions and thought impulses. It thinks of things in linearsequence because of its relationship to the mind.

The thought impulses that come from the brain are usually in touch,sounds, words, pictures, sensations and smells. These are the senses

of the body when actions take place in the material world. The brain

only takes on what is in the material world alone. And if it finds

something that is not linked to the physical world, it gets confusedand tries to rationalize it into material existence.

The mind can at times send thought patterns that are not linked tothis world, but the brain tries to rationalize it by working out how it

fits into our physical world and sometimes might create a scenario

for it. Such things that we might imagine through our minds asbeing very real might not have a three dimensional physical

understanding at all, which we might then through our brains try and

compensate and fill in gaps in order to make the information as realas possible.

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The only common element of the brain and the mind is this single

point perception. This is an important link to understanding creationand how it works. The brain we can understand the most, it is veryphysical and belongs to the world that we know as physical human

life.

We know how the brain works and what it needs to survive. Also

we know how chemicals can affect the brain, and how the death of

brain cells can cause changes in our thought patterns. What we donot know much about is the mind. How it works and what its

purpose is. We do not even know it exists, all can not even see it

with their physical eyes. What is not seen then is not bothered with.It is not reasoned or understood and perhaps at some level

considered a fallacy. It is explored by some but in ways that they

feel what it can do, but do not rationalize why these things occur.

The brain cannot work out materially why these things are

happening. Things such as out of body viewing, seeing past and

future, dreams, because they are all linked to the mind. They cannotreally be understood by the brain itself and brought into the physical

world in a rational way. People can tell how they experienced

things, but some elements of the experiences are so obscure that theythen have to compensate by using known things of the material

world to explain what they have experienced.

It makes it then not entirely accurate, but more an exploration ofsomething that they do not really fully understand or totally

comprehend. Sometimes this can lead to many people verbalizing

and doing things that they really do not rationalize first, leading tofrustration, stress, fear, confusion and maybe even constructed lies in

order to achieve desired feedback and understanding.

The only way to truly understand what is a lie and what is material

fact is to separate the ability to change information. Solidity is the

only form of truth in this world. A tree is a tree because it is seen assolid. It cannot be mistaken in this material world. Solidity is the

only means of truth and foundation in this world of material.

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It is the only way in which to communicate. All other less solid

foundation has no meaning here. It does not fit into reality of humanlife structures.

This means that anything beyond material creation is an exploration

and nothing more, as with all the information that I will write aboutcreation. It is merely my creational way to explain what I see as

purpose of creation. It is not really founded in solidity because it is

not rationally needed in this world of solidity.

However it is still interesting to explore and to discover new things

in the mind and it can be a way to enhance feelings inside the body.It is a way to change viewpoints of life and how we live it. Devising

foundations of creation can help to solidify life. It can give us a sort

of security in knowing that we have a purpose and a reason. That is

the important part of exploration, of seeing beyond what isfunctional and foundational.

Creationism can be a very important process in finding personalreason and goals. For example the creation of movies, which are a

fabrication of many structured everyday experiences, lived by

others. It helps us to explore new areas of possibility and purposeand gives us very reason to bother in this world at all. It gives us a

reason to live and want to live.

More and more today we are exploring this new arena called themind. We explore it through studying via means of psychiatry,

learning about anything from Schizophrenia to paranoid behaviors.

Looking at the mind through study, on how fast children learn anddevelop, how they can build ways to better enhance ability and

foresight. Even to looking at ways people see beyond worlds, to

seeing ghosts, dead loved ones and so forth. To even viewing thefuture or the past, to psychics and the paranormal. These are only

but a few areas that explore the mind, that explore the unknown

worlds that are ever changing and expansive. Always there are newdiscoveries and new developments.

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The mind is so expansive and ever changing that it would be

impossible to ever have a real grasp of its potential. Not only is themind ever expansive but individualized for every person that has amind and physical matrix to view through. Every single being of all

creation has its own single point perception and viewpoint to see

from.

Every human that walks the earth does not view reality in the same

light as any other because we are all individual when it comes to themind and matter matrix, to which we are formed as humans. Not

even biological twins or spirit twins as people call them have the

same matrix. They are all separate in their build up of matterspiraling into a singular vortex of total uniqueness. We are all

unique and in many ways totally belonging to our self.

This is one of the most beautiful things to discover when viewingcreation, the fact that nothing is the same, that we are all unique

individuals with our own drive and purpose. It is from this

individuality that gives us freedom of choice. That allows us to feelspecial and deserving of all we undertake at any one time. It is this

uniqueness that allows us to realize that anything is possible, that

from our own choices which depending on how we see through ourmind will depend on the result of what we achieve.

Our limitation is created alone and never linked to another person or

thing. It is our full responsibility for all of the choices we makethrough our mind, no matter how severe the circumstances might

seem we can still say no. The choice to how we see in our minds

is ours and always will be. The mind is a special gift in this way thatit allows so much freedom in a world where it feels so physically

restrictive and ordered.

This material world has so much limitation, yet with the mind it

gives us the impression we have so much more choice and ability to

achieve things. It is almost a contradiction between the mind andmaterial creation, in the fact that one is so strict and the other so

expansive.

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The mind has more possibility than material creation. It has a much

larger canvas to work from and to make choices for itself. It is fullheartedly judgmental, and very much directed by emotions. Themind sometimes believes in lessons, learning and development. It

reasons and evaluates every situation to best suit the emotions and

expression it wishes to achieve through the physical world.

The mind is very explorative and extremely creative in its ability to

formulate new ideas and solutions. It is a wonderful tool in which touse for creative endeavors such as writing, painting, advertising and

all of the creative areas that people use inspiration as their main

drive.

Aspiration is the word best describing the mind. Without aspiration

which to me is drive plus inspiration, one cannot achieve

anything in life at all. One would never find reason to bother to doanything, unless they were ordered to do so. And following an order

can also be purposeful and a choice of the mind to do so. Following

an order might seem to some a robotic concept, but in all actually thechoice to follow is also part of the equation. We all have choice in

all that we do, almost every entity in creation has choice, whether

they choose to believe it or not. Even in the most limiting ofsituations there is choice, and the mind allows that there always will

be, through the fact that it is not as solid as the foundations of the

materially created world.

If the mind were so solid it would never make choice, it would be

like any inanimate object never finding reason to do any thing until

it is pushed by another source. No, the mind allows us drive andreason to do things and is the power behind our animation in this

world. The mind is the source of our energy and of our being. It is

our power source of animation in this world that which makes uswho we are as humans.

The mind allows our bodies to move, for us to talk, walk, feel, see,hear and smell. It makes the solid matter body animated, and

functions to keep it alive.

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The mind sources the body with fuel that then pumps our heart to

push through blood and fluids. It connects the synopses of the brainand triggers the impulses of the body. All of the nerves and the skinsensations are only possible using this electric charge created from

the original spark of the mind when it comes into contact with

matter.

This is the spark behind our heart beat and what allows our brain to

remember events through small electrical charges. It is the batterybehind the operation of our bodies, and is even the reason why we

move our limbs.

Without such electricity and the creation of friction within the body

(which is heat and warmth), we would not be able to flex and relax

our muscles to move the heavy solid matter of our body. Animation

would not be possible without the mind, the main source of our owndrive and reason. Without it we would be nothing but an event of

solid matter, with no reason to be anything more than an object in

single time.

Before I delve into creation theory in the following chapters I want

to first outline another important thing about the mind. It isimportant to note that the mind does not work on time. Even though

it may seem strict, ordered and at times harsh, the mind is never

ordered to the point that it has solidity within matter. It is not

always correct, it can stretch in time, and it can forget. It can also beillusional in its very nature.

The mind is so vast in its ability that it can even change past andfuture of linear time itself. This is an important thing to remember

when looking at anything that is fact in material life, that the mind

can create and does not hold true relevance when it comes to beliefpatterns. It is a choice of the mind to believe what it thinks and sees,

not a truth. It is only truth to the individual that uses this mind to

see. And it will always be this way, because of its uniqueness andindividuality it can never be seen as the only possibility.

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There are many more billions of minds out there with just as good

information and possibility, that not one is right or wrong or truth initself. In this way mind sees in single point focused, but it is notlinear as the material creation we live in now of the body. It is more

flexible in the way that it sees creation. Which means that it can

create singular things that not one person other than the individualwill see as important. It is a very personal thing and is not stable

enough to rely on for fact in this material world.

The mind is far too creative to be seen as solid. This means that

when looking at time, within the mind it does not exist in the same

way as physical time. It only relies on patterns of energy to exist,not so much on linear actions as to which material creation belongs.

This means then that even the patterns of energy do not have to have

solidity or purpose, but merely for reason to keep creating the energy

to source the solid matter of this world. The mind does not have tohave the same reason for existing as we have as humans in this

material world.

This might prove that the minds function does exist outside of this

world and is the reason we do not see it in physicality. Its reason for

existence lies outside of this material world totally, and is onlylinked by its own purpose and drive it was created for. It is alien in

many ways to this world, and can be seen as totally weird and

illusionary.

The mind can seem sometimes strange and even thoughts we have

we sometimes wonder where they come from. At times we can even

have strange feelings that do not belong to our current train ofthought. The mind is not solid so it can sometimes mix up

information in order for its own purpose. To us it might seem

confusing and strange, that we might even see things that we do notunderstand. It can at times seem to play tricks on us which we might

determine as illogical. Even so, all has a reason in creation. There

is a reason why we see in the way we do and are formed in the waythat we are. In the next chapter I will start to detail this more

thoroughly, looking at how mind and matter work together.

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Chapter 3

Mind and matter

Mind as I have determined in the previous chapter is not part of

material world that we exist physically through our bodies. I want to

show in this chapter the models I use in understanding material

creation in comparison to the mind. Without determining the mindsplace within material creation it is hard to then see the separation

between the creator and the created.

I will first start with describing in short the separate worlds, to which

I call dimensions, and how our material world is composed of in its

structure and order. The interesting thing about matter is that it canbe ordered into structure with everything having a place within its

own organized category. Material creation is that ordered and can

be labeled to the point of exhaustion. These labels are however justwords that we have made up to describe and communicate to each

other our individual points of view.

Through personal study I have devised my own way in which to seethe worlds (dimensions) through diagram. The diagrams are at this

stage are very simplified and need a lot of imagination in order to

understand them. In the following chapters I will gradually buildupon their meaning for a better understanding of the overall idea, for

now it is just the beginning stepping stone. Here is the first diagram

on the dimensions within matter creation:

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D i m e n s i o n s o f M a t t e r C r e a t i o n

It is a good idea first to look at this diagram as if it is of the earth.The surface of the circles that I have labeled three could be seen as

the surface of the earth itself. It can also be seen as the body or anyother physical matter object that exists. The outer layer I have

labeled number three, third world, or third reality, whatever it is to

be labeled by people it does not matter. I will call it the thirddimension of material creation. This third dimension is reality. It

is the world that we see through our eyes now, the world that

consists of embodiment and animated being.

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It is the world of total material creation, where all material forms

come together to build a structured organized space of existence,that which we call human creation. In third dimension there arehuman bodies, physical animated matter and there is also illusional

time and place. It is the result of all the dimensional layers working

together in unison. It is this world we see now with our eyes, withour other senses, taste, sound, touch, smell and sensation through our

bodies. It is this world we call earth, and all that is on its surface, all

that is solid matter whether it be animated or seemingly not. A goodway to view third dimension is that it is the place where all happens.

It is where animation happens, where matter purpose is driven into

reality.

Third dimension is also the easiest of all the material worlds to

describe, because it is the one we all have the most relationship with

now, and understand the most in a factual way. It is the most studiedworld of all the six. However without all worlds it would not be

possible to have third dimension at all. They all belong in the

functioning of this world, and all have an important role to play.Even if one dimension were to be missing all would crumble and

nothing would exist in this very matter driven reality that we know.

All is important in the scheme of creation; all has its place andpurpose in order to contribute to the whole. However small it may

seem to the minds eye, it is still very necessary in the whole

equation.

When describing third dimension it would be seen as a grouping of

solidified material matter being pushed by energy of other

dimensions in order to move and function. It is solidity and alsomotivation that makes this world possible. Both components of

solid matter and force are needed for any construct of this world to

work. All are living organisms in this world of third dimension.Except for components within certain objects like rocks and dirt and

the other minerals, all is third dimensional state. The mineral

components of third dimension are not based totally on thirddimension but on the cusp between second and third.

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Although we can see it with our eyes it does not mean that it belongs

to the same dimension that we do in our physically motivatedbodies. The reason that solid matter objects such as minerals can beseen with the eyes is because its solidity originates from the core of

being, which sounds confusing when reading it at this stage because

all derives from the core. It is more to do with the level ofcomplexity that an object has in relation to the core of mind and

mirror. I will describe this relationship to the core in more detail

later when I outline how the dimensions diagram works, but for nowI just want to describe things in a more simplified way.

When looking at dirt and rocks, these inanimate building blocks arehome to many living organisms that rely on its components to

survive. As we do rely on stone to build houses, so do other animals

and living organisms. They rely on borrows in the ground, on rocks

and caves. Even the smallest of creatures in ponds andmicroorganisms rely on the mineral world for various reasons. Even

our bodies rely on mineral components to keep solid in this world.

Minerals and this solid matter of dirt and soil are the main building

blocks of the solid worlds, in its seemingly purest form. In fact there

are even more purified forms of material building blocks, that whichmake all living things in all creation solid. However on this third

dimensional world, all matter that we see goes back to this mineral

component when it is no longer animated. Everything from trees, to

humans, to animals, all bio-disintegrate back into the earth, back tothe basic building blocks to which they were grown.

All is grown here on earth via food and water to which all livingorganisms do rely on to survive, even a baby in a mothers womb

relies on the food that it is supplied. Everything needs natural

minerals to build itself within this world. Even trees need soil,water, minerals and nutrients to grow. Without the minerals of solid

matter it would never be able to build upon itself a larger scale. The

basic buildings blocks are necessary for life in all ways.

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However minerals and solid matter components do not all belong to

the third dimension. The third dimension is the mix of alldimensions to create an animated world. It is animated reality.Before I go on to describe all of the worlds I will detail them all by

the names I have given them, and then I can describe them further to

detail their purpose and function.

First dimension Light and energy

Second dimension Composition and solidity

Third dimension Animated reality

Fourth dimension DreamFifth dimension Consciousness

Sixth dimension Force and mind

(Sixth dimension is really not matter at all. In many

ways it could not really be called a dimension at all.

When I am describing material matter however I have to

give it a category in order to make it clearer to the reader

that it is there. But in all actuality it is not how it should

be seen, and I will talk more of this later in the book.)

Take into consideration that when looking at the diagram ofdimensions, the second and fourth dimensions are placed within the

same circle color, they are to be seen as sitting at the same level of

creation. (This also relates to first and fifth dimension.) It may seem

complex now to understand why they exist this way, because whenreading their descriptions they seem totally different in their purpose

to each other.

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For now it is important only to remember that in all totality of the

way the earth works in matter, that second and fourth dimension arethe same but only with their purpose focused in different directions.If you were to look at the diagram again and put direction arrows

through all of the dimensions, you can see how this is seen:

C i r c u l a r F l o w o f t h e D i m e n s i o n s

Looking at this diagram you can see now that there is a flow

happening between all the dimensions. That each graded circle is

revisited two times, that the second dimension is revisited to becalled fourth dimension, also for first dimension to be called fifth

dimension. Each ring has its own vibration rate.

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This has a purpose in the overall order of creation and cannot really

be understood until I talk about a concept in a further chapter calledbio-cylindrical creation. But for now it is only necessary to knowthat the dimensions do go in flow and that each dimension has a

purpose and reason in the total formation of reality that we know

here on earth. All the dimensions rely on each other to survive andto have a purpose for their creation.

When looking at the dimensions in more detail, we can see whereminerals lie in the model of material matter, and that is more at the

crux between second dimension and third. Second dimension is that

of composition and solidity. Composition is the building blocks oflife that form matter within material creation. These are the mineral

compositions, not the living organisms and their formation.

Living organisms are of third dimension, they rely on seconddimension to formulate themselves. Even cells of the body are

living organisms, even microbes and germs. They all belong to third

dimension. Second dimension however is the material foundation ofall worlds. They are the building blocks of solid life from mineral

compositions to other simplified solidifying constructs.

Second dimension is solidity and are more seemingly non-animated

world. It is the reason why we have the body and this world.

Without minerals and solidifying matter, this world would not have

foundation to build itself upon. We would not be able to holdourselves up with bones, or walk the soil of the earth. Nothing

would have solidity or even a meaning in this world without these

important building blocks. It is the rock to which we sit and areason we are a solid component in this world. It is essential in the

configuration of all material life.

The other reality that lies on the solid side of the flow of this world

is first dimension. It goes along the same flow line as second and

third. If you were to look at the graph again and see how each sideof the flow line works:

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o y n g

N o n - s o l i d i f y i n g

You can see here that the line that flows out from sixth dimension

and comprises of first, second and third, is what I have called the

solidifying side. The side that flows then from third, fourth, fifthback to sixth dimension, is what I will call non-solidifying. This

shows that in the flow of the line from sixth dimension creation is

getting more solid. Then as the flow returns to sixth dimension

again it becomes again non-solid. This means that it is starting tobreak down again into its smaller building blocks and simplify itself.

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First dimension is that of light and energy. This is where the

original spark of creation lies in relation to the graph of the earth. Inthe first dimension is where light determines material matter. Lightis material in its origin, it is a building block of material life. It is

matter but less solid in its structure. Light first is built up into

prisms that are of less solid matter forming what I call thepersonality and energy matrixes that which in totality I call spirit.

Then as the formation of light grids get more complex we have moresolid matter that of second dimension formed. Some people say they

can see spirits within this dimension of third, which is really far

more complex then just in viewing of this energy. This energymatrix does not belong to this world and when viewing such things it

is purely within the confines of ones singular mind and their ability

to see from outside of themselves.

These energy prisms that are described might be seen as small balls

of light within ones mind, and are the housing of our minds, and also

our consciousness. Consciousness is one in the same with light. Itlies in fifth dimension but on the flow line back to the mind.

Fifth dimension also has another embodiment that is of a more fadedmaterial appearance. It shapes in the form of matter that comes from

the third dimension. It looks similar like a powder of light that fades

off slowly. Some call this embodiment ether, but in all actuality it is

consciousness of the self. It shapes to the embodiment of thirddimension to which it is non-animating itself back to the core of

creation. It is funny to describe this because it shows that

consciousness itself is formed from matter. Most would laugh atthat and think it implausible. However in all actuality in the order of

how creation flows, it is very much this way. The creation is first

and it is then realized and understood when it returns back to themind.

There is a way to see how the consciousness embodiment works infifth dimension, and that is to imagine how the body would be seen

when all the material components of second dimension are stripped

from it.

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There is no solidity in it but only light and energy. It is like the after

thought of the event and is almost what is left when the physicalbody no longer exists, and it is slowly fading away back to sixthdimension again from where it first came. It is the breaking down of

building blocks. The fifth dimension is fading away back into the

components of sixth dimension of the mind to be reorganized backto first dimension of light and energy.

Fourth dimension has a very interesting purpose, to which we are allacquainted with; it is the realm of dream. It plays a very important

role in releasing energy back to the core of sixth dimension. Its role

of dream is less solid than third dimension. It is what happens whensolid matter is stripped again into defined components, simplifying

into a less solid reality. Dream is where components break down

and where organization starts to play a big part.

Consciousness of fifth dimension sees life in third dimension and in

fourth dimension it relates to it. It is breaking down the solid matter

of third dimension to bring energy back to its natural state that whichis that of light and mind. Dream then is an expelling of energy and

releasing of all that we see in the third dimension of animation.

Fourth dimension is less solid so it does seem sometimes moreelastic in its view of third dimension. You can see this when

dreaming at night. That this is the time the mind and consciousness

release from the constructs of the material body and become less

solid. Some people call this place astral, or out of body. Dreams arefluid and not always understandable, the less solid the dream the

closer to fifth dimension of pure consciousness.

Now we have the build up of dimensions, that all lead into the sixth.

These are five major dimensions that play their roles in determining

material life. They could almost be seen as conduits, or powersources, all melding in together in a circular fashion. To look at

these dimensions and how they flow, it is interesting to see that the

energy always returns to itself from the centre out and back. It isalways in this flowing fashion.

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If you were to look at this circular orb that is shown in the diagram

as the earth, you can see how the earth is built up from its inner coreto the outer rim that which we call the surface where humans dwell.

First there is dimension six that is the inner core of the earth that is

the domain of mind and force. Then there is an area within the earththat is of light and energy, a ring zone of first and fifth dimensions.

This could be seen as the hot molten lava that flows constantly

within helping the earth to spin. Then there is a layer of mineralmatter that is more solid, that is the zone between the molten lava

and the surface crust of the earth. This consists of all metals,

minerals and stones which are the solidified material matter. Thesurface zone is that of third dimension, where all surfaces solid and

energized into life. Where life thrives and feeds on itself in an ever

flowing fashion.

Each dimension can then be realized also in its solid form. Like that

of Heaven is the mind perception of the molten lava ring within the

earth. This is the place the mind sees as ether, celestial, heavenly,lighter and easy flowing. When material matter returns to this zone,

it turns to molten lava, but when the mind returns to this zone it goes

to a place we visualize as ethereal. It could be seen romantic in thisway, or more practically as the place where energy goes back to

simplicity, flowing back into the mind and being reorganized back

into light.

There are two ways to see this place, through the mind in dream and

romance, or through material practical means. All in all it means the

same, and has the same function no matter how it is perceived. Theway I see creation is in a more practical way, not as glorious as a

book of angels, or a spirit connection to heaven. The way I write is

more from that of material, practical and purposeful understanding.I want to show in this book how simple things can be seen, that it

does not take a poet or and artist to describe the purpose of creation.

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Creation can be seen through function and practicality. It can be

understood with our eyes, through seeing the result and the flow ofmaterial matter. Material creation can be understood through eyesof a human, seeing all that is around him. It can be understood and

ordered, categorized and put into a box. It is only when we delve

outside of this zone that we find confusion and misunderstanding.

Through our existence here now in material creation all can be

understood easily and proficiently. It is very simple really, that itdoes not even take a scientist to solve the riddle of material function.

It is all right in front of our very eyes. The effect is happening

around us now. From seeing the effect we can then resolve inourselves the cause in a very ordered way. All has purpose, and all

can be understood. There is nothing in creation to show that things

are unreachable. The only thing that bounds our goals is natural

order and material flow. If we can learn to master and understandthe function of the material world, many things become possible.

Even to understand the function of creation and from where we

come from.

It is obvious looking at the diagram when seeing the function of the

sixth dimension that it has something to do with where we comefrom, and why we exist. It is the foundational dimension, and

interesting enough not really a dimension at all. I have kept it for

last to talk about because it leads into my next chapter on creation,

and it is an important aspect of the whole process.

The sixth dimension does not really belong to material creation, not

in total. It is the cause of why creation has formed but not a part ofcreation as a whole. This sounds, I am sure, very confusing in a

practical sense and it is. Because to see beyond material creation

with words that are formed from the material world is almostimpossible to achieve. That is why I have labeled it a dimension just

in order to explain it and its function. Otherwise it becomes too

confusing to understand its role in the order of creation.

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The sixth dimension is very much an illusion. It is an illusion to the

mind itself and non-comprehensible on many levels. In order to seeit for what it is one must realize that it is not material. Not solid, orpractical in its usage. The sixth dimension cannot be bottled or

understood through laws of the material world. It can be labeled

through looking at it from a distance, but not held by the grip of thehand. It cannot be manipulated or ordered, owned, or most

importantly, one cannot become that of sixth dimension.

We are all formed from its relationship to that of light. Matter is not

of sixth dimension, and that is the most simple of ways to put it. It

is not creation itself but a means for creation to function. I call thesixth dimension, force and mind. Force is what occurs when sixth

dimension meets light and creates the material world. And there can

be other names for it, many such as, elemental world, zero point,

black mother, black hole, eternity, endless pit and many more.These are just a few that I have heard through reading of what others

might see this dimension as. In my next chapter I am going to in

part lead away from calling it sixth dimension, because a dimensionit is not. It is not functional enough to be put in such a category.

However to show you where it belongs in the grid it is good to put a

label on it. But for my next chapter I will be calling it mother, foran easier reference to understand it.

Mother is the word I use for this reality because when talking about

creation it is easier for the human consciousness to see it in the formof family, to see it functioning in lines of mother, father and child. It

is however not really mother, the world which we utilize here on

earth for the female parent that birthed us. I will talk more of this inthe next chapter. I will also describe its function in reality and all

the dimensions, and most importantly its function within material

matter itself.

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Chapter 4

Creation

Now that I have described the dimensions in the previous chapter, it

is a good stepping stone to finally getting to the point of where the

material world is created from. It is important to know the build up

of the material world in order to know what its foundations are. Thedimensions only belong to the material world, not to the creation of

them. They are the result of the cause, the effect that occurs when

Mother and Father birth creation.

Yes, Mother and Father is what I am going to use in order to

describe creation, however funny it sounds, because it makes iteasier to bring understanding into the mind. As humans we

understand that new life is birthed through a mother and father. That

a child is produced of two parties interacting together via a process,which in the human world it is through procreation that a baby is

produced. However when looking at creation it is in a much

different way that material matter is formed, and it cannot be seenreally as male and female. Male and female are only of the materialworld. The Mother and Father of creation are neither male nor

female, but it is through their interaction that our material bodies are

formed with male and female counterparts.

When reading what I am writing now, I want all to see Mother and

Father as the creational labels. Not as of the material world. Forthis book I will call the mother and father in the physical material

world, male and female. It is good to see them as separate models.

To see Mother and Father as tools of creation, and to see humans as

tools of material matter, as female and male.

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Mother I have already talked about a bit in the previous chapter,

firstly labeling her the sixth dimension of mind and force. Motherhas an interesting role to play in creation because in many ways sheis invisible to all of creation, no matter how she is viewed. She is

not seen as Father is. Fathers role is much easier to describe

because he is that of light particle. He is light on all levels, but at thepurest level, he is a white light particle that has no outer boundaries

to see. It is a particle that extends forever, that has no function when

on its own.

Light we do not know much of in this world as yet within our human

framework. We understand light so far to be what comes from thesun or an energy source that is illuminated. Light to us is in waves

that form lasers or that which is seen to make things visible.

However light for what it really is, is only a singular particle. Father

is one single, lonesome and omnipresent particle floating in all itsglory with no bounds or purpose. Light in the human world is not

true light at its core but the result of the interaction of Mother and

Father to produce an energy source to power creation. It is not lightitself but light forced into action and motivation. It then becomes

something very different, it becomes energized.

If we were to look at a light particle in the material world, and try to

describe what it is, I would visualize it as bouncing balls coming

into contact with each other, sparking and exploding when colliding.

This process really is the formation of energy, the interaction ofthese light particles, when they are motivated. Light as Father is

however not motivated. This Father light particle does not move at

all, it does not have motivation or purpose. Father in his true form islight at its essence, not moving, but just being. When we see light

particles in the human world however they are seen as jumping

around, hyperactive. There are usually also many and not just ofone. Father is just one light particle, so this means that the light

particles we see that form energy in the human world is not really

the same. Instead they are energy particles, not light particle.

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These little jumping balls we see as light particles are really energy

particles, bouncing off one another to explode in order to motivatelife. Like an exploding bomb and the burning of the sun.

These particles belong to first and fifth dimensions that I described

as energy, light and mind. They are matter produced and belong tothe material worlds and not the foundation of creation itself. The

light particle I talk of in creation theory is one of itself, it is Father,

one of the reasons creation exists, but not the totality of it all. Thereare two parties that form creation, which shows that Father is not all

that is. He is just one principle of the whole process. This one light

particle, imagine it is floating in nothingness with no bounds orreason. It almost looks like an empty canvas with no frame.

Now here is the more complicated part which will require some

pictures to show how it works. Father never remained one particle,he never was to remain eternal simplicity, and the reason for this is

that he saw something that he did not understand. When existing as

a light particle he saw Mother, who was this empty space ofnothingness. He saw her and when he looked at her what did he

see?

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What he saw was the exact image of his totality looking back from

within her mirror. To understand how this works more practically Iwill have to take some time to describe it more. Looking at thisdiagram for most now would be confusing. It might not make much

sense to why creation exists. This is why it is very hard to talk about

creation and describe it for what it is from a material viewpoint,because we are merely material creation looking for answers.

When seeing Mother and Father it is important to try and stretchthe function of the mind past material constructs and to see it more

simply. Do not confuse the reasoning with material concepts

because in all actuality the material world has not a connection to thecreation elements. It is the result of the interaction of creational

elements, that of Father and Mother. When reading this do not try to

over think the reasoning for creation or you will be lost in human

labels and concepts.

It is important to see it for what it is, not for what people romanticize

as creation. Creation is simpler than the embodiment of the body. Itis easier to comprehend than material matter itself and only requires

a childs mind to see it. An adults mind tries to over analyze

concepts and to make more complex the most simplest of reasoning.

Father is one of all light when seeing him from a singular viewpoint.

He is one particle as I will describe him because when he comes

into contact with mother he becomes something else entirely. Hebecomes two particles of opposing elements. Even though his true

form is that of one, he is now in creation as two. These two

particles or energies see from opposing viewpoints towards eachother, creating a mirror image of direct opposites. (This could be

seen as duality, or a sort of vortex.)

In many ways they are opposites, but in light of father they are the

same, but seen from a different angle. So neither mirrored particle is

from one side, right or left, top or bottom. It is merely mirrored in adirect nature, with no sides, but what is seen through the mirror

between them.

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The only reason Father now sees two is because of his contact with

Mother. He sees himself as an entire being, reflected back to him asan exact copy of himself in reverse. This is where he realizeshimself, and that he is creation. It is where creation starts, from the

interaction of Mother and Father. It starts with the attraction he has

to mother to therefore see his very self, without mother he would notever know himself.

What is this attraction he has with mother? Is it biological as ahuman sees in his perception? Is it chemical? Is it energetically?

No it is neither. It is not for reason of any material construct to why

he feels the need to see creation as he is now formed. It is fromforce that he sees himself. It is the pushing and sucking effect of

Mother that draws him to his perception. It is Mother that drags him

to the next level of consciousness. How does she do this? Well she

is mysterious for the fact that her understanding comes fromnothingness.

To be nothing is almost a crazy thought, and an impossible notion.But that is what she is, nothingness, blackness, void and totally

immaterial in her nature. She has no constructs as an embodiment,

but yet she can be seen in a simplistic way. That is the mostinteresting thing of all, the fact that she can be understood, yet she is

nothing in her being. She draws on Father purely utilizing force

alone. Force in itself is neither a construct of material or immaterial

world; it is the result of interaction between both. It is almost likethe chemical reaction between both environments, but not in the

same way as chemicals work, because here we are only working

with light alone.

Force is an integral part of creation. It is the match making element

that binds creation into its very being. It is with this attraction thatlife exists for all in material form. It is force that binds us, force that

creates us, that makes us into all animated material form.

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Force is a byproduct of interaction between Mother and Father. It is

what happens when Father finally realizes himself, and sees himselfin the mirror. He becomes known to possibility of all materialworlds, and starts to split himself up into other particles that create

structures of solidity and form. It is the splitting of original light

that creates different frequencies of energy. Like the differencebetween laser light of blue and red. This happens when you split up

the light into different frequencies of color variance. This depends

of course on what angle father takes before the mirror, to whatbyproduct is created.

The original splitting up of light particle creates two reflectingcounterparts to which I call duality or mirrored reflection. These

two counterparts each have an opposing viewpoint counteracting

each other in a spiral motion. Force of Mother creates them to cycle

as in the diagram shown in chapter three of the material matterdimensions. Here is a simple side view representation of how this

energy flows within the earth itself. (However it is not totally

complete yet, but a simple view of how the energy flows from theoriginal spark of Mother and Father.):

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S i d e v i e w f l o w o f d u a l r e f l e c t i o n

T o p v i e w f lo w o f d u a l r e f l e c t i o n

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This diagram shows the spiralling dual reflection after the spark that

occurs between mother and father. It is one cell of light split intotwo to form a spiral that goes from within the earth and back outagain. This spiral contains two counterparts because without that

there is no way to ever get a flow to occur. Just think about how a

spiral effect would need to take place. Imagine that you are standingon the spot with one foot to the ground and that you are asked to

spin yourself around. Naturally this would be rather difficult

without enough force behind it to work. You would need to get apush from your other foot in order to spin yourself. However if you

were hand in hand with another person and you had to be both spun

by each other, one after the other, it would be far more effective.Imagine a blade or propeller. Two sides are needed for the cycling

effect that eventually when spinning almost looks to be a circular

form of one. Here is a more detailed diagram of how this works

using the earth as an example again:

A m o r e c o m p l e x f r o n t v i e w o ft h e d u a l f l o w o f c r e a t i o n .

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When viewing this diagram, imagine that each coloured line is the

opposing viewpoint of father, the black line representing the rightviewpoint and the grey line representing the left viewpoint. Ofcourse it would not show as two thin lines but more a spiralling of

mixing opposites that blend into each other to form a complete

whole, that which is the earth in this example.

I will in the next chapter talk more of this mirror reflection of father

and what the two sides represent in terms of creation. For now Iwant to write more on the topic of how mother and father are seen in

terms of our consciousness.

Mother and Father, or light and force are the building blocks of our

creation. Without both the original spark would have never occurred

to form physical matter as it is seen today through our eyes. It is as I

can understand hard to totally see the reason why there would evenbe a light particle in the first place, or even a counterpart that of the

Mother mirror. You could forever delve into this issue and still

never fully understand the reasoning behind such possibility. What Ihave come to understand in the end is that it just is, as simple as that.

That is why such creational theory is so simple for even a child to

comprehend. It does not take a lot of rationalising in order to simplyaccept the foundations based on the product and the after effect. I

will put it in one simple sentence that I find best sums up this notion:

How can creation itself, fully understand the

reason why it was originally created when it is

yet still the creation itself and not the creator.

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That is the problem when it comes to fully understanding why

creation exists in the first place. There have been many people thathave their own theories on this, coming from their own standpoint. Itake my hat off to anyone that tries to even attempt such

understanding, beyond knowing that he/she is the after effect of

creation having happened and not the original counterparts ofcreation themselves. It is more simple to understand that the first

creational light and force were and are not that of animated creation,

but simply the first elements that forged the realisation of being.Elements is a good word to describe them, foundational form

without thought or animation. It is not until you add the components

of these elements together that you get the original spark of creation,that which starts with the mind and ends with consciousness.

It is interesting however that although we cannot fully comprehend

the original reasoning behind creation we can however get a glimpseof the foundational elements when looking at the earth as reference.

We see these building blocks before our eyes in everything we do

and interact with daily. They are the building blocks of all life, andform every model of creation that we see and do not see. These

building blocks belong to what I have labelled sixth dimension,

however they are not really of matter totally, but more that of whatconstitutes the original spark of creation. These include what might

be termed, the mind, maybe even the soul, the original exploration of

creation and its endeavour to be more than one and itself.

It is interesting to note also that this original by product, that is and

was produced from light and force can actually be seen in some

ways through the physical world. This energy that forms can beseen in motion and in the other dimensions when it forms into

matter. It is also seen as what I call green matter, the original

mineral building block of life itself. I call it this because in fourthdimension and second dimension this is how it could be seen, sort of

like green clay that can be moulded into all forms of life. However

in first and fifth dimension it is more like energy or ether dependingon how close it gets to sixth dimension.

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In third dimension it can be seen sometimes as a black/blue stone

like substance, which in its animated state is not solid as we mightsee it when it forms into a more solid form of second and thirddimensions. It is much like the substance you might find in the core

of a meteorite, but not totally. If you were to get your hands on such

a rock you would yourself be able to feel that it is quite different inits makeup compared to other rocks that are found more to the

surface of earth. It is dense and has almost a different feel to it.

However even in this form it has already moved away from itsoriginal state where it belonged. It has now only just become a two

dimensional object that we can study with our eyes in third

dimension.

In the next chapter I will talk more of how the original elements

form into creation and how they make it what it is. I will detail more

about duality and the splitting up of light into defined creation.Then eventually I want to lead to how these elements work within

third dimension, with the use of a model I call bio-cylindrical

creation.

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Chapter 5

Duality, energy and vibration

If light really comes from one individual eternal cell, then why am Iseeing two? One thing is for sure, creation is really magical and

illusional. In this chapter I want to describe what duality means to

me and show how the splitting up of light occurs in order to produce

creation. I have already described in the previous chapter how lightis mirrored and the original spark is produced. Now it is time to

write more about what actually occurs after the original event of

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