Growth
_I: “Numi mai, ah, numi mai… Numi mai khaal nam hai… Na an ur nha ni deh… na ha nur nha ni nei.”
_AM: “My children, oh, my children… My children, play in the name of life… They are delivered to the light… And to it they return in the form of fruits.”
_I: Today at the pyramid, a motherly spirit introduced herself with this song as she seemed to cradle humanity in the center of the main chamber. Why, of all the songs that vibrate, did this one affect me so much today, until I remember its lyrics?
_AM: From what we talked about yesterday. The new children, those who will be born into the world after the Reconnection. And he mentions something interesting: they are those who come from the light, and who in it will bear fruit as a return.
_I: It seems like the process of a plant… Photosynthesis, absorbing light, and then, with it, fruits are produced.
_AM: That's right, in the same way that humans deliver their fruits to the world when they absorb the energy of light, of consciousness, of clarity. This is the key to Growth. Grow comes from the Indo-European “ker”, meaning to create or grow, that is, in the process of creation and manifestation, the expansion of a being is found. In English, you can find “increase” as a form that comes from the same root, however, here we are talking about the verb “grow” or the concept “growth”, coming from the Indo-European “ghre”, which implies the growth of plants, development in agriculture, where the word “green” or “grass” comes from. The etymological concept reminds us of how something expands by incorporating energy, by creating, developing into something else, expanding into other forms. From a seed to a tree, from a flower to a fruit, from a cell to a person, from a grain of sand to a mountain. And I want to emphasize something to you: things do not grow because they are united with each other, but because they divide themselves.
_I: How? This just broke my image a little. In other words… “Unity makes strength.”
_AM: Yes, because those who come together exert disparate forces and with different inertias. A single mass cannot exert any force, since it would have no opposition or polarity that would move it to exert its force and demonstrate its power. Unity does not arise from the formation of a single being, but from the agglomeration of millions of them, unique and unrepeatable. A tree becomes strong because its cells have divided by millions, incorporating mineral and light energy. The greater the number of divisions multiplying your being, the greater strength, firmness, integrity.
_I: Sure… It's logical. In other words, if a cell had never divided, and each of them had not become a unique and special organism, we would not exist today. There would be no animals or plants...
_AM: They would all be prokaryotic cells, single-celled organisms without a nucleus. Bacteria.
_I: …We would still be bacteria…
_AM: Due to reproduction, and its complexity in the mechanisms of information exchange, unicellular organisms were grouped into multicellular organisms that allowed, by collaborating in the consumption of energy, each of the cells to specialize in the development of a special activity, creating complex organisms, made up of organs. The greater the number of specialized cells, the organs and systems were perfected, and their accumulation resulted in the expansion of the cell body, producing growth.
_I: To grow... It is, then, in a certain way, to increase the volume of something, the multiplication of the parts that compose it due to their reproduction. What about what we call “inner growth, personal growth?”
_AM: It's the same, but with neuronal cells.
_I: Wow… Hehe well, how unromantic the concept is.
_AM: It may be strange for a spiritual being to base spiritual growth on the multiplication of cells and their interaction in the brain and in the tissue networks of a body, but, I repeat something to you in case you don't remember: the body is an extension of the spirit, it is the manifestation of the intangible, it is not something separate. Nothing in the universe is separate, but every existence is a consequence of a previous one. With which, your body registers the data of the spirit, it is the manifested soul, it is not separated from the spiritual plane. In this way you can understand that neurons are the cells through which the spirit communicates in physical existence, through which it reasons. Inner growth is related to cognitive growth, to the intelligent capacity of neurons to relate data by exchanging information, and is the way in which the spirit grows.
_I: The other day I was listening to the video of a scientist who was criticizing quantum physics, and a question arose that I wanted to ask you, and I think it is related to this. The topic was about the quantum problem that, because it does not fit into the logic of physics, wants to be discarded in a certain way by physics. Although the data, numbers, calculations all show that it is real, it poses a fundamental problem. The scientist explained that one of the ways to explain quantum physics is through the paradox of Schrödinger's Cat: based on the idea of “wave – particle” duality, the principle of indeterminacy, tunnel effect, entanglement and randomness, which they achieved mathematically. explain in an exact way all the laws of physics, the dilemma arose of how something unstable and that determines its stability based on the observation, perspective of a subject, could really be the theory that explains everything we know as real and physical. . All this has meant that, despite its practical usefulness today, it keeps physicists somewhat hesitant to accept that quantum is the fundamental theory of the mechanics of the universe. Which leads to the question of whether quantum theory is nothing more than the beginning or the tip of the iceberg of a larger theory that gives logic to everything else. But because his calculations are so exact, the only way to “attack” this theory is through epistemology (philosophical study of scientific foundations). And this is where the cat experiment comes in. The foundation says that to interpret the reality of a thing, it is necessary to measure “the wave function”, that is, how a wave moves through the factors of time and space. However, this way of carrying out an experiment is complicated, since, in quantum, they can only be measured through mathematics; since we are talking about an intangible world, simply immeasurable data. As in an experiment, the factors of time and space must be measurable, which is the vocabulary of physics. The problem arises at the moment when the immeasurable seeks to be measured, so what is the relationship between the measurable and the wave? Well, it is random, and therefore based on Probability. The Cat Paradox consists of a thought experiment that describes a cat locked in a sealed box, containing a radioactive device and a vial of poison. If the device detects radiation, it activates and breaks the poison vial, killing the cat. In quantum probability theory, the cat is alive and dead at the same instant, called “superposition,” and what will determine the result is only the observation of the person performing the experiment. That is to say, taking into account that the world of the measurable exists, and the world of measurement (who measures and their tools to measure), the paradox implies that reality exists only through the relationship between the observer and the observed. And here he introduces one more topic:“Wigner's friend paradox,” which describes how a third subject appears in the room to learn the result of the experiment. Suddenly, the cat and the scientist also became the experiment, with the cat in the box and the scientist in the room, and a third who upon entering, when he compares the results, finds that his and the scientist's are opposite. . That is to say, the paradox can continue forever, since evolution determines us, and only manifests itself depending on the observer. Well... All this to get to the following: the comment made regarding this epistemological conflict is that quantum mechanics must have a huge flaw since it cannot be that things exist only if someone observes them, since in that case , before there were eyes, there could have been nothing. And this leads to a phrase that Einstein said: “I refuse to believe that the Moon is not there when we are not looking at it.” So my question is: is this so? That is to say... If we don't look at things, do things not exist? Because in that case, it would be absurd, illogical, it would make no sense for the universe to exist just because I can see it.
_AM: Do you remember the song Saturno, by the band “Sleeping at Last”?
_I: Oh yeah, I know what you mean. To the phrase of the song: “I'd give anything to hear you say it one more time, that the universe was made just to be seen by my eyes.” was made only to be seen by my eyes).
_AM: In quantum scientific logic, in probability theory, something much bigger escapes. Scientists tend to be like the horse, which, equipped with blinders, advances in one direction focused on one thing, when the universe is everything. Refusing to see 360 degrees because you consider at least 180 degrees of the visual sphere is illogical and human culture. But the truth is that since time immemorial in human history, the image of God, of Divinity, has been that of an Eye.
_I: The all-seeing eye.
_AM: The Eye is the key to understanding this. The Eye was compared to the Sun in the heavens, and the sun radiates light, generates light in its combustion, and the light shines in trillions of rays emanated into cosmic space, many of which illuminate our world, and its particles, Photons nourish plants through photosynthesis, making something almost intangible, something tangible: fruits, energy that cells consume, that make our bodies grow, developing organisms, so that that same light can be seen and sought in thousands of ways. . Now, the observation of a human is not what determines creation, it is the observation of the Everything, which is contemplated, and in some sectors of this small planet, has managed to evolve until it is observed with eyes and consciousness. The Universe is a single mind in constant creation, seeking to observe itself. The error is not in quantum physics, but in the concept that, although we know that the same atoms that make up our bodies are those that make up the Sun, humans continue to refuse to think that we are an extension of the universe, instead of its observer. Humans are like those neurons that weave networks, improving the understanding of what is observable. It is the divine spirit, whatever you want to call it, observed through the eyes and senses of its creations. It is the light playing at being a shadow, it is the atom playing at being a cell, it is the cell playing at being a human, it is the human playing at being God. Einstein said: “God does not play dice,” and yet he forgot that God is a child who does not play dice, but plays everything.
_I: Like today's song: “My children, play in the name of life.”
_AM: Growing is playing, the universe is a game that discovers its rules in the process of creation. The rules of the universe are not established in initial intention, but in probability. A child builds what he is through play, laughter. Playing is the key to spiritual growth, playing by imagining, speeds up neurons to have better synapses, to manage data in surpassing and transcendental ways, play is the key to the favorable development of a being. Playing improves motor systems, physical reflexes, playing develops emotional intelligence, playing awakens the imagination that nourishes the brain through intelligence. Playing is the key to cognitive development, to the awakening of potentials. The growth of a being, external and internal, uses play. Playing comes from “iocus” (joke), an act of making people laugh, related to minstrels, from the same root, who dedicated themselves to informing in an artistic and funny way. In English, “play” comes from “pleigh”, related to cultivating, tilling the land, plowing, learning how to do things. Playing is the way we understand growth in all its senses: physical, emotional and cognitive. Play is the way in which neurons create a whole, complete, developed being, with better capacities and agility of thought, action and feeling. And just as a neuron plays this game in your brain, you play this game on Earth, as other organic or inorganic beings play this game in the galaxy, and so on throughout the Universe.
_I: So, in summary, the probabilistic paradox is nothing more than a lack of understanding that we are all an eternal consequence of a single being that has divided itself into trillions to expand its visions and thus create probabilities of its truth in order to grow and recognize yourself, manifesting different options of yourself in each observation, creating networks of thought that transcend and surpass your ideas of yourself, and the key to this is play.
_AM: Remember, what does the Universe become when it separates into two options?
_I: In “Diverse”.
_AM: So you know, the only way to grow in life is through Fun. Like children who play and express their ideas in the world, become the creator of your own world.
_I: I Am the Designer of Matter…
_AM: Have fun, and you will be.