"Everything I needed to know about life and the universe I learned on a movie set" -Richard
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In a movie an actor plays a character usually following some sort of
script depending on what the director allows their might even be
some improvisation. When the character dies or the story ends the
actor goes on to play other characters. All the circumstantial data
and relationships become meaningless to the actor. We live in a world of source connected and source disconnected ego, which produces drama and tragedy. We might also depict it as the aware and unaware, the intelligent and wise and the ignorant and foolish. We might also construe this as actors that have confused their real identity with the of the character and forgot that they were simply acting. The source disconnected have simply gotten caught up in the fiction they were born into forgetting the reality that it is only production, a story, they live the in the illusion as part of it rather than something experiencing an illusion as a form of play. That it is all the same thing "Being" both noun and verb both connected and disconnected is part of the divine comedy. This setup makes for good story development a form of omnipotent entertainment. The plot goes something like this, the One Being fragments itself, like a big puzzle all broken up into pieces. It then proceeds, "the challenge" to assemble itself back together forming a unified hole, a completed picture. The adventurous goal is to connect all the disconnected instances of finite being to infinite being while maintaining both an individual and unified or collective perspective. The quickest way to connect the disconnected to the source is by extending and channeling the love beaming from the source to the disconnected which creates a connection for them. Eventually they will be able to connect on their own. The source knows the truth that is all really it's own self and there is no death of the actor. But it needed a trigger, The God Particle Revelation, said to be both "disturbing and liberating" by The Skeptic |
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