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Originally Posted by Siemens
What is life about? I don’t know the full answer but obviously we, souls, incarnate and lead material lives because we want to make experiences. The reason why we want to make these experiences remains unclear. Either we want to transform through experience, or we just want to have fun in the material world, or we incarnate due to other reasons. In any case we choose the life we live intentionally.
If we use matter in order to make particular experiences, isn’t it quite probable that what we perceive as material world is nothing more than a virtual simulation devised for precisely that purpose of giving us a tool to make these experiences?
I think of matter as being a kind of computer game – a multidimensional global computer game in which we, as souls, log in over the course of an incarnation and make experiences.
Some believe that matter is a sort of substance in which we enwrap ourselves. They imagine our physical body and brain as a sort of substance to which our soul gets connected when we incarnate. They further imagine the world surrounding our body as material play-ground suitable to allow for all kinds of experiences. Like the Virtual-Matrix-Theory this explanation also implies that matter is kind of s system that’s created for to purpose of enabling us to make experiences within it. But it’s much more plausible that matter isn’t a substance but rather a virtual simulation because of two reasons:
(1) A virtual computer-game would enable us, as its users, to make precisely that experiences we would like to make. I.e. there were no physical constrains.
(2) Virtual worlds were much more economic and frugal to establish and to operate.
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The Truth is, that there is Nothing and we are Nothing.
As the Bible and other religious texts have conveyed, all material things were projected/created from the Primal Void, the Nothingness.
We are also Nothing, no image no form, only Truth, the True unconditional Love from which we were created.
When you accept this fact, you shed your ego, because what can you be proud of when it’s nothing, you shed desire, because all is Nothing anyway, and you relinquish Fear, for there is Nothing and No one to fear.
The matter you see around you, we perceive as real by experiencing it. It’s really just projected from the Universal Nothingness which is what we also are.