# Nature and the Cosmos: The Great Paradox of Conscious Creation

- Link: https://coffeefordessert.com/2019/08/25/nature-and-the-cosmos-the-great-paradox-of-conscious-creation/
- Published: 2019-08-25T02:52:10-05:00
- Author: Brose the Ghost

Look around & notice the fractals. Objects that cannot be attributed to the physical
creation of man are easily distinguished from manmade objects when defining their
fractal dimensions. The definition of fractals can be boiled down to: patterns arising
from a mathematical plot that have the same dimension (amount of jaggedness/disorder)
regardless of zoom level.

Don’t overthink reality.

God is the creator of Man. God’s children are the creators of Nature. If you trust
the power of all living interaction, then above all else, _our salvation is the 
beautiful procession of Nature._

We share a world of symbols. Humans use symbols to represent thought, and to quantify
the results of nature’s creations. We also send and receive subconscious signals
to our environment continuously. If we change a tree, our subconscious will remind
us of that change through memory. Similarly, our everyday ordinary consciousness
leaves out far more signals than it receives — it translates life for universal 
efficiency. Our mind is a wonderful filter, guiding us to beauty.

Throughout the evolution of Nature on Earth, humans have been users of tools. The
tool of language is also a tool of magic. When I say we live in a magical world,
it is because this is true and undeniable. We can influence Nature by interacting
with our living environment, sending signals, and transmitting energy. This is magic.
Use language wisely.

The point to see is that God’s children cannot create Man. Man is like all other
elements of Nature – composed of jagged and irregular patterns. Humans (man, God’s
Children, the procession of conscious beatitude) create order out of the irregularities—
geometry. From geometry, Pythagoras et al, transformed the magical tool of language
into a form that describe shapes. _And likewise, grammar **(****grimoire) **arises
mutually with culture._

From languages and shapes, we are gifted the present moment of clarity, where the
distinctions between buildings and trees, ideas and opinions, past and future, life
and death; are clear _and_ concrete.

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**1 Moment in the Universe = 3 Days of Judgement at Godspeed = 1 Lifetime on Earth**

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Be Infinite

∞

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Brose

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