solomon levi

In response to a meme reading "How you vibrate is what the Universe echoes back to you in every moment."

Yes, but there are billions of echoes/frequencies of time-space that we can tune in to by re-membering moments other than this present one. In other words, if the Universe reflected PRECISELY what we are, there would be no change or growth perceived by us... so we invented time. The electromagnetic spectrum is the body of time. We exist as the whole but define ourselves/identify with a narrow concentrated lens/"center". When Infinity becomes self-aware, it's non-existent edges turn in to the non-existent center and create a non-existing, yet existing, torus/dimension. When that dimension becomes aware of itself/enlightened/self-realization/awakened/buddha-christ, that creates another torus on a perpendicular plane... and torus within torus ad infinitum. We will define what we can define, but there will always be the infinite undefined and the infinitely undefinable.

Which is Utopia?
A world where you never have to ask for respect, compensation, reciprocity, etc, because the people are intelligent enough to provide it without being asked...
or a world where there is the option to be disrespected, uncompensated, etc, and you can ask for it if they don't give it and you may get it and you may not...

??? Which is Utopia?

I recall hearing that individual choice before Earthly manifestation can be so direct as to wish to experience a life separated from God/Creator, or 'Free Will' completely free. Of course all the same laws apply, but with this disconnection one could truly feel an individual from beginning to end.

I think it would set you back a bit in the disharmony it necessarily creates. "But to each their own."

Following this line of thought, I flipped out once. A very good friend of mine is atheist and wants to be a psychiatrist. He firmly holds to the 'facts' that physiology produces consciousness, and that synthesized chemicals hold the keys to health. But there's no Life in those things. I straight up told him he was wrong, that Life manifests the body, and every other alchemical line of thinking I could throw at him--hoping he'd have some sort of revelation....

But he just smiled and sat there, as if I had agreed with his point of view and the conversation was over. Incredibly strange...

It is that thing that divides us as two up for one. The difference is to be a part of it and choose on, first we see than we learn, than we... We can never know the difference of the one unless there are two. Life moves in spiral vision, the balance leads us, wile we judge the road.