is vs I
Alpha/Omega. Father/Son. Brahma/Atma Is all just another way of saying the 'is' and the 'I'. The I is represented by omega here, the last, the final, because it was deduced / crystallised / eventuated on a backdrop of is, which is prior - alpha. Because of the infiniteness of 'is', omega is absolutely free self. Using this god given freedom, omega abdicated the throne as the heart of all existence and now centres itself in 3D worlds, making distances and conditionals between its full self and the grand is. Like a journey, yet still always in the middle. Our 'Matrix' is omega's scenario that independence from alpha is sustainble and worthwhile and important and meaningful. I shared this blog post with Chatgpt, and it commented that "The Matrix isn't a shared simulation in the way that sci-fi depicts it. It's a dream in the one mind, fragmented so that dream figures seem to interact, though they are all the same dreamer." AlphaOme...