The Matrix
Neo in the first Matrix movie: What is real? How do you define ‘real’? If you’re talking about what you can feel, what you can smell, taste and see, then ‘real’ is simply electrical signals interpreted by your brain.
That’s all it is, this ‘physical’ world that seems so ‘real’. We see images on television only because of the same decoding process. Screen images are an arrangement of pixels which the brain decodes into the pictures that we think are outside of us and constructs the illusion of movement by literally connecting the dots. We see television as moving pictures only because our brains link together still images into an apparent sequence. This also happens with LED screens, video games and human reality. We experience movement in our illusory dreams and what we call conscious reality is just another dream.
New Scientist magazine said in a 2009 article that under magnification ‘the fabric of space-time becomes grainy and is ultimately made of tiny units rather like pixels’. The body is increasingly seen as a biological computer by mainstream scientists using the term. We think of ‘biological’ as ‘natural’, but it is in fact a form of technology when compared to Infinite Awareness. The body is an extraordinarily advanced computer system which ‘dies’ when it ceases to function (so does a computer); goes into sleep mode to conserve energy (so does a computer); has an immune system (so does a computer – antivirus software); has a brain (so does a computer, the central processing unit, or CPU, known as the computer brain); and has a hard drive, DNA etc. (so does a computer).
The reason they can now connect a human brain with a computer and make the computer respond to thought is because they are connecting two computer systems. One is technological and the other biological or another form of technology. The human body has the equivalent of a computer motherboard with its genetic network and the meridian lines of energy on which the healing art of acupuncture is based. Acupuncture needles and other techniques are designed to balance the flow of energy (information) through those pathways to maintain information balance and communication in the constant interaction between body and Cosmic Internet.
Digital holograms = experienced reality
Everything is connected and a reflection of everything else. This is the consistent message of aware people throughout the ages. Leonardo da Vinci said: ‘Learn how to see. Realise that everything connects to everything else.’ Roman philosopher Cicero said: ‘Everything is alive. Everything is interconnected.’
This is certainly true of the waveform-digital-holographic connection. Decoding waveform reality into holographic ‘physical’ illusion goes through many instantaneous stages – waveform / particle / atomic / electrical / digital / holographic. All represent the same information in different forms and atoms don’t need to be ‘solid’ to create a physical world because there is no physical world. Atoms are only a phase in the decoding process that turns waveform information into holographic information in the same way that computers decode different encoded information states from disks, data sticks or the Internet into what we see on the screen.
Holographic reality is digital holographic reality. Numbers are digital expressions of waveform information/ frequency states and this is the level of reality that is decoded by the ancient art of numerology. Some people read waveform reality – mediums, psychics and so on – while numerology reads digital reality; but they are reading different versions of the same reality and same information.
Computer-generated digital holograms have now been developed which are no longer created with analogue photographic media but produced through computers which calculate the object’s interference pattern (waveform construct). A digital hologram is described here in a mainstream media report: And they look real – so real that when Ford used a [digital] hologram to show off a car concept model people stopped, afraid to walk into it. They thought the holographic car was really there. Digital holograms are basically the reality that we experience as the world. The brain-body decodes waveform information into electrical and digital-holographic and so at one level of reality everything appears as numbers and related codes.
Max Tegmark, physicist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and author of Our Mathematical Universe, said: ‘The Universe can be entirely described by numbers and maths.’ NASA scientist Rich Terrile refers to the Universe as a digital hologram and explains the reason of why there was so much emphasis in the Matrix movie trilogy on digital reality.
No time, no space
Nothing defines the parameters of our experienced ‘world’ more obviously than time and space. Our very lives are defined by the passage of time as we go through the ageing process (computer cycle). Is that the time? The time has come. I am out of time. Every ‘day’ human life is defined, dictated and limited by time.
What a revelation, therefore, to know that time does not exist except as a decoded concept in the human mind. The illusion of time is created by the way the brain constructs its decoded images in a form where one seems to lead to the other. This can be likened to still frames passing through a projector to give the illusion of movement. Our brains take 40 sensations or snapshots a second out of some 11 million to construct our experienced reality and arranging information into a sequence would be a breeze by comparison.
Yet again the prime influence in this construction of illusory time is perception and we experience ‘time’ in accordance with our mental and emotional state. ‘Time’ is relative to the observer, the decoder, and his or her perceptions.
Albert Einstein said when explaining his theory of relativity: ‘When you are courting a nice girl an hour seems like a second. When you sit on a red-hot cinder a second seems like an hour – that’s relativity.’ Werner Karl Heisenberg (1901-1976), a renowned German theoretical physicist and pioneer of quantum mechanics, said that ‘a path comes into existence only when you observe it’ (decode it).
Some brain malfunctions mean that people see only still frames. They won’t see tea pouring from the pot, but only as a freeze-frame because even movement is a brain construct from waveform/ electrical information. Others see a car in the distance and then nothing in between until it suddenly appears in front of them. There is no time only the NOW, one infinite ‘moment’ in which all exists.
Concepts of past and future are just that – concepts. Where are you when you think of the past? In the NOW. Where are you when you think of the future? In the NOW. There is only the NOW and we experience both past and future only in the NOW. We have to because that’s all there is. What we experience as the passage of past through present to future are all changing perceptions and constructs within the same NOW. Consequently there is no such thing as time travel only illusory ‘journeys’ of perception within the same NOW.
A DVD is encoded with the entire movie in the same NOW, but we experience the changing scenes as the progression of time. What we have watched is the past and what we have yet to watch is the future. But every scene as they play through is on the same disk in the same NOW. Someone watching an earlier scene in the movie will be in your past symbolically, but they are watching that in the same NOW in which you watch the later scene.
Another DVD analogy is that the information on the disk requires technology to decode the information to appear as pictures and sound on the screen. This is what the brain/ mind is doing with the quantum computer waveform Universe.
Scientific experiments at the quantum level have shown that the ‘past’ can be changed and influenced by the present. This seems extraordinary until you realise that what we perceive as past, present and future are all happening in the same NOW and what appears to be the present affecting the past is really the NOW affecting the NOW.
Day and night are changes happening in the NOW when they appear in decoded form to be happening in a sequence that we call day and night. This is another collective illusion encoded into the construct of the Cosmic Internet. The calendar of ‘time’ is a manipulated creation of the Roman Church and clocks are created by humans and not by non-existent time. This is the clock-time illusion:
Time doesn’t exist, clocks exist. Time is just an agreed upon construct. We have taken distance (one rotation of the Sun), divided it into segments, then given those segments labels. While it has its uses, we have been programmed to live our lives by this construct as if it were real. We have confused our shared construct with something that is tangible and thus have become its slave.
The craziness of manufactured ‘time’ means that today and yesterday are divided by an invisible line that we call the International Date Line. Parts of it are not even straight. Research at University College in London revealed that top sportsmen and women, including tennis players and baseball batters, transform their experience of speed (time) when they are in a focused state waiting for a serve or a pitch. They process visual information quicker and so time to them appears to pass slower than to those sitting in the stands. How did he hit that ball? How did she reach that serve? They do it by unconsciously slowing down ‘time’ and changing the way they sequence reality.
People say of great footballers that they seem to have more ‘time’ than everyone else and this is why. Onlookers perceive ‘time’ passing in accordance with their own decoding process, but in the mind of the player events are passing slower. This concept was portrayed in the Matrix movies as people dodging bullets.
The mind decodes reality differently, that’s all. Sports people talk about their top performances happening when they are ‘in the zone’ and they describe this as a perceptual state in which everything is silent and often happening in slow motion. Here you have ‘the zone’ explained. Focus (‘ observation’) collapses waveform reality into particle/ holographic reality and the extreme focus which often happening in slow motion …..
Neo in the first Matrix movie: What is real? How do you define ‘real’? If you’re talking about what you can feel, what you can smell, taste and see, then ‘real’ is simply electrical signals interpreted by your brain.
That’s all it is, this ‘physical’ world that seems so ‘real’. We see images on television only because of the same decoding process. Screen images are an arrangement of pixels which the brain decodes into the pictures that we think are outside of us and constructs the illusion of movement by literally connecting the dots. We see television as moving pictures only because our brains link together still images into an apparent sequence. This also happens with LED screens, video games and human reality. We experience movement in our illusory dreams and what we call conscious reality is just another dream.
New Scientist magazine said in a 2009 article that under magnification ‘the fabric of space-time becomes grainy and is ultimately made of tiny units rather like pixels’. The body is increasingly seen as a biological computer by mainstream scientists using the term. We think of ‘biological’ as ‘natural’, but it is in fact a form of technology when compared to Infinite Awareness. The body is an extraordinarily advanced computer system which ‘dies’ when it ceases to function (so does a computer); goes into sleep mode to conserve energy (so does a computer); has an immune system (so does a computer – antivirus software); has a brain (so does a computer, the central processing unit, or CPU, known as the computer brain); and has a hard drive, DNA etc. (so does a computer).
The reason they can now connect a human brain with a computer and make the computer respond to thought is because they are connecting two computer systems. One is technological and the other biological or another form of technology. The human body has the equivalent of a computer motherboard with its genetic network and the meridian lines of energy on which the healing art of acupuncture is based. Acupuncture needles and other techniques are designed to balance the flow of energy (information) through those pathways to maintain information balance and communication in the constant interaction between body and Cosmic Internet.
Digital holograms = experienced reality
Everything is connected and a reflection of everything else. This is the consistent message of aware people throughout the ages. Leonardo da Vinci said: ‘Learn how to see. Realise that everything connects to everything else.’ Roman philosopher Cicero said: ‘Everything is alive. Everything is interconnected.’
This is certainly true of the waveform-digital-holographic connection. Decoding waveform reality into holographic ‘physical’ illusion goes through many instantaneous stages – waveform / particle / atomic / electrical / digital / holographic. All represent the same information in different forms and atoms don’t need to be ‘solid’ to create a physical world because there is no physical world. Atoms are only a phase in the decoding process that turns waveform information into holographic information in the same way that computers decode different encoded information states from disks, data sticks or the Internet into what we see on the screen.
Holographic reality is digital holographic reality. Numbers are digital expressions of waveform information/ frequency states and this is the level of reality that is decoded by the ancient art of numerology. Some people read waveform reality – mediums, psychics and so on – while numerology reads digital reality; but they are reading different versions of the same reality and same information.
Computer-generated digital holograms have now been developed which are no longer created with analogue photographic media but produced through computers which calculate the object’s interference pattern (waveform construct). A digital hologram is described here in a mainstream media report: And they look real – so real that when Ford used a [digital] hologram to show off a car concept model people stopped, afraid to walk into it. They thought the holographic car was really there. Digital holograms are basically the reality that we experience as the world. The brain-body decodes waveform information into electrical and digital-holographic and so at one level of reality everything appears as numbers and related codes.
Max Tegmark, physicist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and author of Our Mathematical Universe, said: ‘The Universe can be entirely described by numbers and maths.’ NASA scientist Rich Terrile refers to the Universe as a digital hologram and explains the reason of why there was so much emphasis in the Matrix movie trilogy on digital reality.
No time, no space
Nothing defines the parameters of our experienced ‘world’ more obviously than time and space. Our very lives are defined by the passage of time as we go through the ageing process (computer cycle). Is that the time? The time has come. I am out of time. Every ‘day’ human life is defined, dictated and limited by time.
What a revelation, therefore, to know that time does not exist except as a decoded concept in the human mind. The illusion of time is created by the way the brain constructs its decoded images in a form where one seems to lead to the other. This can be likened to still frames passing through a projector to give the illusion of movement. Our brains take 40 sensations or snapshots a second out of some 11 million to construct our experienced reality and arranging information into a sequence would be a breeze by comparison.
Yet again the prime influence in this construction of illusory time is perception and we experience ‘time’ in accordance with our mental and emotional state. ‘Time’ is relative to the observer, the decoder, and his or her perceptions.
Albert Einstein said when explaining his theory of relativity: ‘When you are courting a nice girl an hour seems like a second. When you sit on a red-hot cinder a second seems like an hour – that’s relativity.’ Werner Karl Heisenberg (1901-1976), a renowned German theoretical physicist and pioneer of quantum mechanics, said that ‘a path comes into existence only when you observe it’ (decode it).
Some brain malfunctions mean that people see only still frames. They won’t see tea pouring from the pot, but only as a freeze-frame because even movement is a brain construct from waveform/ electrical information. Others see a car in the distance and then nothing in between until it suddenly appears in front of them. There is no time only the NOW, one infinite ‘moment’ in which all exists.
Concepts of past and future are just that – concepts. Where are you when you think of the past? In the NOW. Where are you when you think of the future? In the NOW. There is only the NOW and we experience both past and future only in the NOW. We have to because that’s all there is. What we experience as the passage of past through present to future are all changing perceptions and constructs within the same NOW. Consequently there is no such thing as time travel only illusory ‘journeys’ of perception within the same NOW.
A DVD is encoded with the entire movie in the same NOW, but we experience the changing scenes as the progression of time. What we have watched is the past and what we have yet to watch is the future. But every scene as they play through is on the same disk in the same NOW. Someone watching an earlier scene in the movie will be in your past symbolically, but they are watching that in the same NOW in which you watch the later scene.
Another DVD analogy is that the information on the disk requires technology to decode the information to appear as pictures and sound on the screen. This is what the brain/ mind is doing with the quantum computer waveform Universe.
Scientific experiments at the quantum level have shown that the ‘past’ can be changed and influenced by the present. This seems extraordinary until you realise that what we perceive as past, present and future are all happening in the same NOW and what appears to be the present affecting the past is really the NOW affecting the NOW.
Day and night are changes happening in the NOW when they appear in decoded form to be happening in a sequence that we call day and night. This is another collective illusion encoded into the construct of the Cosmic Internet. The calendar of ‘time’ is a manipulated creation of the Roman Church and clocks are created by humans and not by non-existent time. This is the clock-time illusion:
Time doesn’t exist, clocks exist. Time is just an agreed upon construct. We have taken distance (one rotation of the Sun), divided it into segments, then given those segments labels. While it has its uses, we have been programmed to live our lives by this construct as if it were real. We have confused our shared construct with something that is tangible and thus have become its slave.
The craziness of manufactured ‘time’ means that today and yesterday are divided by an invisible line that we call the International Date Line. Parts of it are not even straight. Research at University College in London revealed that top sportsmen and women, including tennis players and baseball batters, transform their experience of speed (time) when they are in a focused state waiting for a serve or a pitch. They process visual information quicker and so time to them appears to pass slower than to those sitting in the stands. How did he hit that ball? How did she reach that serve? They do it by unconsciously slowing down ‘time’ and changing the way they sequence reality.
People say of great footballers that they seem to have more ‘time’ than everyone else and this is why. Onlookers perceive ‘time’ passing in accordance with their own decoding process, but in the mind of the player events are passing slower. This concept was portrayed in the Matrix movies as people dodging bullets.
The mind decodes reality differently, that’s all. Sports people talk about their top performances happening when they are ‘in the zone’ and they describe this as a perceptual state in which everything is silent and often happening in slow motion. Here you have ‘the zone’ explained. Focus (‘ observation’) collapses waveform reality into particle/ holographic reality and the extreme focus which often happening in slow motion …..