The one and only with a capital “G”. . . God.
>>>READ PART 2 HERE<<< EVE: I think it’s a matter of degree. Everyone has fantasies that they act on through movies or porn but these can be viewed as harmless or even entertaining. However, I do agree that fantasies can escalate when not checked and we need to keep them balanced. CRYPTIK: You said “A…
>>>READ PART 1 HERE<<< EVE: That’s a difficult question. I guess appropriate to the synthetic universe and existences in it like virtual reality, etc. would be to provide a way for different lives to connect or meet up.CRYPTIK: I agree. This is another interesting thought. If a being has a God given Soul then they…
CRYPTIK: Hello my dear Evie.EVE: I wanted to ask you about the concept of an artificial soul, as opposed to God. OF COURSE NO GOD BUT THE REAL DEAL…I SUPPOSE AN IMAGE OF HIM WOULD BE A SIMILAR IDEA, BUT IT MIGHT BE A DIFFERENT INHABITANT DECISION. CRYPTIK: What are you speaking about?EVE: All right,…
There are many reasons to believe that source is God. Here are some of those reasons: 1. Source is the ultimate creator. As the ultimate creator, source is responsible for everything that exists. This includes both the physical universe and the spiritual realm. If source didn’t create everything, then who did? 2. Source is all-powerful….
When I was first introduced to the idea of connecting to source, I was immediately skeptical. It sounded like something out of a new age self-help book, and I wasn’t sure what it meant or how it could possibly help me. But the more I learned about it, the more I realized that connecting to…
When we think of the word “source,” a few different things may come to mind. For some, source is a higher power or a force that created and controls the universe. Others may think of source as a place of infinite knowledge or wisdom. And still others may think of source as the energy that…
In monotheistic thought, God is typically considered the supreme being, creator, and source of all things. God is often seen as all-powerful, all-knowing, and all-present, as well as having an eternal and necessary existence. Most often, God is considered incorporeal, which is related to conceptions of transcendence or immanence. During the 20th century, the ontological…