I have communicated with the Universal Creator and the Illuminati AMA

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Originally posted by Malisa

Here's an advanced question for you.

Time exists linearly within the present universe, until it collapses on its own, at that point a new line is drawn and starts on the new universe

A secondary effect of that is, you know the secondary universe will be a replica, with slight difference from the original source

What would you do to go back in time to a certain point?

ETA: I can share the answer to any mod if you want validation to this question answer, ask me in pm if required

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Ooh, I love physics puzzles like that. Can I take a crack at it?
From my understanding of higher dimensional spacetime, once you move into higher dimensions, time becomes just another dimension to traverse. Theoretically, for a higher-dimensional being (Say 5, or 6-dimensional), it would be just as easy to go back to a previous point in time, as it is for us to return to the starting point when doing a pleasant walk-loop in the forest.

However, I did not get the first part of your comment, it doesn’t sound familiar from any of the standard models of physics. Are you referring to some version of Many Worlds Theory perhaps?

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Originally posted by Dreamtimer

There is no need in any dimension to insult another member. And there are no Illuminati here.

There are those who seek illumination. And in so doing they light up the world, imo.

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I don't know, I had a few glasses of wine last night and felt very illuminated...


Joking aside, the wonderful thing about using the label Illuminatay, is that it can be applied to anyone who doesn't agree with you.

Also, I have been accused of being Illuminatiaeiaiaei more than once, not least because of my spiritual convictions and personal relationship with Mesopotamian deities. In fact, funnily enough, I just complained about the unfair demonisation of Mesopotamian Polytheists over at the Sumer Subreddit the other day. The amount of garbage that is written on the topic is truly frightening.

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Originally posted by Chris

I don't know, I had a few glasses of wine last night and felt very illuminated...


Joking aside, the wonderful thing about using the label Illuminatay, is that it can be applied to anyone who doesn't agree with you.

Also, I have been accused of being Illuminatiaeiaiaei more than once, not least because of my spiritual convictions and personal relationship with Mesopotamian deities. In fact, funnily enough, I just complained about the unfair demonisation of Mesopotamian Polytheists over at the Sumer Subreddit the other day. The amount of garbage that is written on the topic is truly frightening.

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Now that's interesting Chris ... in the psycho lecture on another thread, the lecturer makes a point about religious beliefs that indicate that polytheistic philosophies tend to be a 'natural' inclination for forest dwellers. A rich environment leads to a rich endowment of gods. Conversely, it seemed to me that it would be an opposite phenomenon that would evolve in sparse environments. Examples being, desert and the Abrahamic/Zoroastrian monotheism. Hence, a philosophy against the grain. Though I guess Mesopotamia was a garden oasis metaphorically speaking.

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Originally posted by BeastOfBologna

Now that's interesting Chris ... in the psycho lecture on another thread, the lecturer makes a point about religious beliefs that indicate that polytheistic philosophies tend to be a 'natural' inclination for forest dwellers. A rich environment leads to a rich endowment of gods. Conversely, it seemed to me that it would be an opposite phenomenon that would evolve in sparse environments. Examples being, desert and the Abrahamic/Zoroastrian monotheism. Hence, a philosophy against the grain. Though I guess Mesopotamia was a garden oasis metaphorically speaking.

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Actually, I don't think Monotheism is natural at all, it goes against everything we know about the natural world and the universe. It presupposes a species of One, God. Historically, all monotheistic religions started out as Polytheistic, but usually what happened, is that the priesthood of one god gained the upper hand over rival priestly orders that were linked to other deities and either syncretised the other deities into one or demonised the others and relegated them to some version of the underworld. Examples abound, but the most well known one is how the Ugaritic EL (Originally, Sumerian AN), the Sky God was gradually relegated into the background by his sons, the Elohim.

In time, the priesthood of Yahweh gained the upper hand and technically, now only this one son of EL is worshipped, but remnants of the original polytheistic faith remains, in the idea of the Trinity and the Sons of God, who are sometime identified with Angels. The name should be a clue as in Micha-EL, Gabri-EL, as well as the fallen ones Azaz-EL, Sama-EL (known as Satana-EL after the fall) and so on.

So yeah, even desert religions started out as polytheistic, which also includes Islam. It had a number of different gods and goddesses originally and they borrowed the plural Elohim from Judaism and singularised it into Eloh or Allah as it is better known. But, their original god is pretty much the Mesopotamin moon God, hence the importance of the crescent moon in Islam. Christianity, on the other hand is more of a solar religion and the Christ is surrounded by sun-god symbolism.

perhaps ... :)

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Originally posted by Chris

Actually, I don't think Monotheism is natural at all, it goes against everything we know about the natural world and the universe. It presupposes a species of One, God.

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All that there is only One, my friend. :)

Yes, the Creator has divided itself into different beings though, there is a hierarchy of mini-Gods and angels, if you will.
They have their opposite force too of course, I suppose it makes the game more interesting.


Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=56blGsmWd9k

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Originally posted by Wind

All that there is only One, my friend. :)

Yes, the Creator has divided itself into different beings though, there is a hierarchy of mini-Gods and angels, if you will.
They have their opposite force too of course, I suppose it makes the game more interesting.


Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=56blGsmWd9k

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In that sense, we are all expression of the One, but I do think it is important to maintain a distinction between individuals. In my view, we all exist in a continuum, that is we aren't actually separated from each other, but all are connected on some level. This unity in nature is what allows such seemingly unexplainable phemomena, as love, compassion, empathy, telepathy and precognition.

"...Illuminatiaeiaiaei..." Is that Hawaiian Illuminati? ;)

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Originally posted by Dreamtimer

"...Illuminatiaeiaiaei..." Is that Hawaiian Illuminati? ;)

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Yep. They're related to the Pleiadiaiaieiaieaieiaieaiaiaiaieeieieaieains.

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Originally posted by Chris

Yep. They're related to the Pleiadiaiaieiaieaieiaieaiaiaiaieeieieaieains.

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Are they the ones who sent Uma Ummmma through our solar system? :onthequite:

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...iyang_Chen.jpg

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Originally posted by Aragorn

Are they the ones who sent Uma Ummmma through our solar system? :onthequite:

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...iyang_Chen.jpg

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No, that would be the Rotschtschschtschschshtschilds. A well-known offshoot of the Illumanatayae. But we all know that behind it all, the blue chickens run the whole show.

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Originally posted by Chris

No, that would be the Rotschtschschtschschshtschilds. A well-known offshoot of the Illumanatayae. But we all know that behind it all, the blue chickens run the whole show.

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goddamn right they do ... lol

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Originally posted by Chris

Ooh, I love physics puzzles like that. Can I take a crack at it?
From my understanding of higher dimensional spacetime, once you move into higher dimensions, time becomes just another dimension to traverse. Theoretically, for a higher-dimensional being (Say 5, or 6-dimensional), it would be just as easy to go back to a previous point in time, as it is for us to return to the starting point when doing a pleasant walk-loop in the forest.

However, I did not get the first part of your comment, it doesn’t sound familiar from any of the standard models of physics. Are you referring to some version of Many Worlds Theory perhaps?

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It doesn't belong into any of the valid models currently around

The way this came to exist is, around 5 years ago we were asked as an exercise to write a theory about how the infinite universe works, starting from a completely blank state and not trying to make it fit on any known models

We came up with this idea that from our point of view we may be able to measure things and expansion and all the stuff on the current theories, but that a larger or bigger scheme of things, the universe still wraps or folds around itself at some point, it's just too far away that we can't see it, so it keeps going like that

It also involved that since it's folding, it also means some of the stuff that happened or moved away from ours is the distance past, and if you can find it on the part of the universe that has wrapped already, then you find yourself in the past, like the idea of the wormhole. This involved a few other things but that's the very basic idea

If the universe is flat, as far as we can tell with our capabilities, it doesn't really mean it could be flat forever, or infinity, it just means we could not be able to see where it wraps around itself?

It's a very broken idea lol, but for the purpose of this thread, it served a very good purpose, someone with higher understanding of these things would have picked up all the mistakes and point them with in no time :)

Also, for the record, this is the only illuminated society i could possibly belong to :P

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Hi SourceTruth kun, why are you reading this thread, just now somehow, out of nowhere? I thought you had left the forum long ago...