Do other life-forms in other physical galaxies/solar systems have belief systems such as ours? Do they have focus levels that apply to their firmly held beliefs as well? Is the belief system infrastructure the same for all life-forms in all of reality?

Beings Love is the agent that binds all of reality, transforming chaos into structure... Does it then follow that all forms of life within our physical universe function with Love as the backdrop for the main focus of existence? -- I'm wondering because I remember reading a passage from one of Bruce's books with regards to him running into some life-forms from another planet that had no idea what Love was... I think that these were the beings that shared eachothers thoughts.

PUL,
Cosmic_Ambitions

Hi CA-
I once had a person who was carrying an entity who claimed to be from a different space-time. I even got him on video.  The problem seemed to be that after dying on his normal planet he was passing through our space and got stuck on this person. It bothered him because the body was the wroing shape and nothing fit properly. He (might have actually been any sex - or even part of a hive) said that the dimensions of our world were incomprehensible and different from his own, and was quite upset. When he tried to go into the light he found it filled with human people types, and not the same types as his own species.  I was lucky, I guess. I told him, "OK, that's no problem. Look over there on the other side and you'll find your own kind." A moment later he said, "Oh yes, I see them." And with that he was gone.

You can evaluate that any way you desire - all I know is what I reported. But it seemed legitimate. I also had a woman who told me that some of the beings from Vega or Aldebaran or somewhere like that had "chevron shaped faces" - similarly, that's all I know. However, there seems to be good reason to believe that the basic spiritual mechanisms are consistent across intergalactic spans. That's quite an interesting idea in itself.

Hope that helps -
PUL
dave

Thanks for the thoughtful replies.

Chuckles wrote:

"I wonder when we will be able to transport our molecules and beam up and down? They are starting to do that now with small objects."

I've actually read something about this... If my memory serves me correctly, I believe that they were conducting these experiments in either Australia or Britain. I know that they have teleported a photon from one area of the room to another using electromagnetic plates and other various instruments. Also, they are aware via scientific experimentation that these photons can actually pass information/communicate to one to another across vast distances.

I have to say though... I wouldn't want to be the first human to test the true mechanics of it all. I'm actually quite fond of having my feet secured to my ankles; not dangling from the top of my head! 

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Dave wrote:

"However, there seems to be good reason to believe that the basic spiritual mechanisms are consistent across intergalactic spans. That's quite an interesting idea in itself."

It is quite an interesting idea; somewhat comforting as well.

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Dave wrote:

"The problem seemed to be that after dying on his normal planet he was passing through our space and got stuck on this person. It bothered him because the body was the wroing shape and nothing fit properly. He (might have actually been any sex - or even part of a hive) said that the dimensions of our world were incomprehensible and different from his own, and was quite upset. When he tried to go into the light he found it filled with human people types, and not the same types as his own species.  I was lucky, I guess. I told him, "OK, that's no problem. Look over there on the other side and you'll find your own kind." A moment later he said, "Oh yes, I see them." And with that he was gone."

I've written this account previously, but it pertains well to my following thoughts:

I remember when my father told me of his NDE, and how he felt himself travelling at a tremendous rate of speed through a vortex/tunnel towards the Light. He was guided with various sounds/melodies towards the Light, but he also felt that he "could" veer off course if he didn't follow the guideposts that were set before him. He said that he knew that it wouldn't be good if he did that; a very cold dark feeling in those directions. -- I'm wondering if this extraterrestrial being that had attached itself to this particular individual had been travelling through the tunnel/vortex towards the Light and happen to veer off course resulting in a trajectory through our solar system leading eventually to an attachment to this human being?

I just saw a show on NOVA yesterday regarding the topic of galaxies; particularly, what's at the center of galaxies. It was the scientists' understanding through rigorous testing based on infrared photos of our galaxy's center that at the core of our galaxy (and of all galaxies for that matter) lies an enormous blackhole. It was also shown that all matter and light once having passed through the event horizon are sucked into this blackhole; creating a sort of vortex of extreme heat and light. So, a "black"hole is actually filled with "light".

Scientists are not certain where these blackholes lead to, but they do know that they don't follow any of the laws of physics that pertain to the majority of our universe.

Beings the universe must have a fundamental all-pervading functional design behind it, would it be possible that for each galaxy (all 100 billion x 100 billion x 100 billion of them) in the known universe there resides a blackhole which its sole purpose is to act as a gateway to the Light that is in preparation for those specific life-forms inhabiting that particular galaxy? So, in Dave's story of the life-energy that got stuck within our planetary system, maybe when it sought for the Light the reason why it was filled with human people types is because it had veered off course with its initial blackhole entry within its own galaxy (the one tailored for its galaxy's paricular life-forms) and it ended up getting shot into our MilkyWay galaxy instead; experiencing our blackhole of Light which is tailored for our particular life-forms (e.g. humans).

This would tie in well with the "Light at the end of the tunnel" phenomenon; travelling at extreme rates of speed (i.e. speed of light). Also, beings time does not exist once accelerated to the speed of light, this would explain the sense of timelesness as described; furthermore, the "suction" effect as described by many NDEs whilst travelling through the tunnel towards the Loving Light.

(Just ponderances.)

PUL,
Cosmic_Ambitions

Hi Alysia-
The "split thingy" is a version of quantum entanglement. Quantum mechanics says that everything is totally independent and isolated, so that if we have an experiment where something gives off two photons, they have nothing to do with one another. QM also says that we cannot, with a single measurement, obtain information about the location and momentum of a particle. (Related reference material, if you want more, is Bell's Theorem or the Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen, or EPR, paradox.)

The usual experiment is to start with any decay process that produces two photons, or any other pair of particles, for example decay of an electron and positron into two gamma rays. These come out of the decay with known polarization and energy (because all the quantum numbers have to add up). Then the experimenters notice that the particles retain polarization for quite a while, as well as other properties. QM says that this can't happen.

Further, because the two particles exit with known polarization and energy, it is possible to trap one and measure its energy, and to trap the other and measure its momentum, which means that we now know the momentum and energy of Both particles. QM says you can't do that.

The alternative argument, which is the one to which I subscribe, is that QM obviously wasn't written about paired emissions of highly correlated objects. Thus, there's nothing happening except a lot of fuss that gives people something to write about.

dave

yea, startling for sure CA   from the ladies perspective (chuckle coming) it would surely be grounds for divorce.

Dave isn't quantum mechanics different than quantum physics? I think we're talking about two different experiments. one seemed to be based on division, one is based on all the parts are one thing, sorta like how everything is effected by everything else.

I'll have to look up my notes I guess. hugs, alysia