Secret History #9: The Theory of Everything

Science tells us a story about where we came from, who we are, and where we're going. It all started with a Big Bang. In the beginning, there was a massive ball of energy, and then it exploded. Because of this explosion, it created stars, planets, black holes, and solar systems. That's how the universe was created.

Then we had the Earth, and on Earth, life evolved, starting with plants and sea life. Then we had lizards, mammals, and then we got to humans. The thing about evolution that's very important to understand is that it's all about mutation. The genes will randomly mutate, and then those genes that are best adapted to the environment will survive. This is the idea of the survival of the fittest, introduced to us by Charles Darwin. That's how we came to dominate the planet—because we are the fittest. We were able to work together because we had language, which allows us to store knowledge and pass it on to future generations to accumulate new technology.

Now we get to the human mind, which is unique in the universe. It allows us to communicate with each other, imagine things, and be creative. Neuroscience teaches us that our brains filter experiences into memories. In psychology, you learn that there's long-term memory and short-term memory. Short-term memory is just what you have today; long-term memory is what stays with you. The brain differentiates between short-term and long-term, and this long-term memory is stored in a database divided according to your emotions: happy, sad, angry, scared. There's a rainbow of emotions, and all your memories are stored according to these different emotions inside the database of your brain.

From this, you are able to create an identity. Identity is basically an understanding of who you are, your place in the world, and how you should best navigate it. It is possible for you to create many different identities. In school, you're a student; at home, you're a child; at work, you're an employee. All these identities put together are called a worldview, which you can understand as your personality.

This is what science tells us about where we came from, who we are, and where we're going. There are three distinct characteristics of this model.

1. It is all random. This is really important because before, we understood this as design. Before, we believed that there was a god. Now, we believe there's no god; all this is just random.
2. It is all material. Before, we understood the universe as mainly spirit, but now we understand it as mainly material—things that we can see and touch. If we cannot see it, touch it, or measure it, it does not exist.
3. It is emergent. This basically means bottom-up. You have particles that become atoms, then the atoms become matter and stuff, and then we become chairs or people. It's all emergent.

These are the three major principles of our worldview today, and you should have learned most of this in science class.

The Flaws in Our Scientific Theories

There's a problem with all these theories. I will now show you the problems, the deficiencies, and the flaws in all of them.

The Problem with the Big Bang

If it is true that the universe started with a big bang and it just expands, then it should expand linearly. But what we see is this: first of all, the universe expands weirdly.As it expands, different parts move faster than other parts. That makes no sense. Also, certain galaxies move faster than other galaxies. This makes no sense either.

The way that astronomers have explained away these statistical problems is to introduce a new concept called dark energy. Dark energy is most of the universe; it's at least 80%, and some scientists believe it is 90%. So most of the universe is composed of dark energy. Of course, you're wondering, what is dark energy? And the answer is: we don't know.

Dark energy sounds like something we don't see, and that's what it is. We don't know what it is, and quite honestly, it's cheating. Let me give an example. Let's just say you take a math test and the teacher asks you 19,887 plus 25, and your answer is 20. That's obviously wrong. So your teacher says this is wrong. And then you say, "Oh, I know how to fix this," and you add "+ dark energy." Problem solved.

This is literally what cosmologists are doing with dark energy. We don't know what it is, but they say it must be there because otherwise, we cannot explain these statistical inconsistencies in our measurements and modeling. Then, of course, you might ask, "Well, why don't you just say that the Big Bang theory is wrong?" And they're like, "Well, we could say that. The problem is we don't have a better model."

In fact, there is a better model: there are different big bangs. If you just assume that there are different big bangs, this helps us understand what's going on better. But then the question is, wait a minute, if there are multiple big bangs, why are there multiple big bangs?

Our current system of understanding the universe simply does not work. The problem is that it's become a paradigm, a story that is accepted by most scientists, and they refuse to budge on this issue. But this system is clearly problematic, and it could be wrong.

The Problem with Evolution

In theory, evolution does work, and it works for most animals—except when it comes to human beings. The idea of evolution is gradual progress, but we don't know how we went from the ape to the human. We share with apes and other monkeys 99.9% of our DNA, but we don't know why we're so different from them. That's the first problem.

The second problem is that humans have been around for about 200,000 years. That's a long, long time. We only have maybe 50,000 years of history. So where did the other 150,000 years go? We don't know.

The third problem is that according to evolution, there should be many different types of human beings. But in fact, there's only one: Homo sapiens. Now, what scientists will tell you is that before, there were different species—the Neanderthal, the Cro-Magnon—and then gradually Homo sapiens took them over. You can believe that, but it's problematic because, according to evolution, there should be many, many different types of humans, maybe some with six fingers or three eyes, like animals. The lack of diversity in the human species doesn't really fit into the evolution model.

The Problem with the Human Mind

The real problem is with the human mind. Neuroscience teaches that the worldview is very important because it filters memories. Every day, you're absorbing a lot of experiences. If your brain were to absorb all of them, it would explode because there's too much information to process. Therefore, your worldview processes different experiences. It differentiates between experiences that are important and experiences that are not. Experiences that are important, of course, go into your long-term memory.

The problem with this is: how about babies? In theory, babies should not have a worldview. They should not have a personality. But if that's the case, then how do they process memories? How do they know what memories to store and what memories not to store?

I have three kids, and I can tell you that they're all distinct personalities. It seems as though they were born with a worldview. The question then is, where does this come from? Your eye color, your hair, your height comes from your parents' DNA. So is your personality from your parents' DNA? Probably not. Just ask yourself: am I a composition of my parents' personalities? You're not. You're a different person than your parents. This is a huge problem with this model. Where does the personality come from, and why is it embedded in us from the very first day?

What's more problematic is how we think about consciousness. We do not currently have a model for how we think. In fact, if you study neuroscience, you will find there are a lot of gaping holes in our understanding of the brain. For example, we do not know where the brain stores memory. That's very unusual because memory is a building block of everything, but we don't know where in the brain it is stored.

Isn't memory stored in the hippocampus?

No, it's not. We don't know where it's stored. There are certain things that we know where they're stored. For example, we know where maybe language is stored or where faces are stored. So maybe faces are stored in the hippocampus, but we don't know where memory is stored. What we say is the entire brain stores memories, but that's another way of saying we don't know where it's stored.

Our current model of the brain is like a city. What makes the brain work are the roads, or what we call the synapses. When they hit each other, it creates electricity, and that's how we think thought is generated. But this is problematic because we think a lot.

Let me give you an example to clarify. In science class, you're taught the scientific method. What is it? You do research, you create a hypothesis from the research, you create an experiment to test the hypothesis, you have data, you make observations, and then you refine the hypothesis. This is what we believe is a way to model the act of thinking. You're taught this in every class, even in English class. You do research, then you create an outline. The outline has a thesis with three pieces of evidence. Then you write it out, write a draft, edit it, and repeat the process. This is what you're taught in school.

I'm going to tell you how you actually think, and it is the complete opposite. What happens is you actually think or imagine the story or the idea to begin with. Then you start working backward to create the process.

You're taught in school it's a process that creates the idea. What I'm telling you is that in reality, it's the idea that creates the process.

If you look at every major scientific discovery, it all came to the person in a dream or it sort of popped into that person's head. Think of a light bulb popping up. An example is Albert Einstein. He created his theory of relativity not in a laboratory, not by doing research with other scientists, but simply by sitting in a patent office every day and just daydreaming. Then boom, the idea came to his head. He's like, "Okay, now I have this idea." Now what he's going to do is go back and look for the evidence to support his idea.

Is the hypothesis the idea?

No, the hypothesis is the assumption. What I'm trying to tell you is the idea or the final product comes first. Then you go backward. You create the draft, then you create the outline, then you do the research.

I know this sounds weird, but let me give you more examples. James Watson came up with the double helix model of DNA. He spent years and years working to figure out how DNA worked. And then boom, one day he had a dream of a staircase, a double staircase. And he's like, maybe that's the model I need to use. He started to do more research and discovered, hey, this works. But the question then is, how did that get into his head?

I write books, and I've written three novels. You would think that when you write a book, you would spend every day at the desk, read books, take notes, and then transform it into a book. I don't do that. What I do is I lie in bed, and I might play some video games or read a book. I get up, I walk to the park, and I come back and I have all these ideas. I write down all these ideas over one or two hours on the computer. Then I'm exhausted. I've run out of ideas, and I'm like, "Okay, tomorrow what am I going to do if I have no ideas? I can't write anymore." But what happens is the next day I get up, and I have new ideas, and I write them down again. It's not like I am generating these ideas; it's more like I'm receiving them.

If you watch me work, it is almost impossible to think that I actually do any work because I'm always lying around or walking around or daydreaming. My wife tells me that when I write or when I work, it's like I'm possessed by something. I don't see anything, and I really don't know what other people are doing because I don't care. I'm focused on my work.

The way I teach is another example. When you see me teach, you might think I must have a script or have outlined the class. I don't do that. I have a conception, a framework in my head. I come to class and I teach. How do I teach? I watch your facial expressions, and based on your responses, I then start to flesh out the framework. How do I do that? Because I'm always accessing a higher force and receiving this information that I can then articulate to you. That's why I've never taught the same class ever. I teach this class differently each time because each time I'm channeling a higher force and bringing it to you.

It is a conversation, a dialogue. It's no different from reading a book or seeing a great painting. Each experience is unique because a painting or a book is almost like a platform for you to experience the divine or a higher power. When you read a great book, that's literally what you feel. You feel as though you are in conversation with the universe, and this book is really a portal into the universe.

If you want to really be creative, you have to trust the universe. If you really want to destroy your creativity, you follow this system. School destroys your creativity because it teaches you a process that does not work.

No scientist in the history of humanity has ever come up with a great idea using the scientific method. I guarantee you, they've all come up with a great idea through their imagination, through their intuition, by channeling the divine. That's every single scientist, including Einstein and Newton.

Isn't the scientific method how these inspirational ideas are presented to others?

Yes, good point. That's exactly correct. I use the scientific method in order to convince other people that I'm correct. You're absolutely correct. If I told people, "Oh, I had a dream," is that convincing? The scientific method is a way for us to communicate and spread ideas. But as I say, you will never have a great discovery by following the scientific method. You have to have an inspiration and then use the method to explain your inspiration to other people.

Evidence for a Higher Power

We have so much evidence that we communicate with a higher power all the time. Let's go over some of it.

The first piece of evidence is near-death experiences (NDEs). Near-death experiences are when you almost die or you're dead for 10 seconds or 10 minutes. There are tens of thousands of these testimonies on YouTube, and they all say the same thing. When they die, they see a tunnel, and at the end of the tunnel, there's a light that draws them. They go, and suddenly they are high up and they feel tremendous love, peace, forgiveness, and compassion. It's all good. Then they submit to a life review. They have a chance to reflect on their entire life. They can see all the pain they caused and all the good they've done in the world.

Then they're asked by a higher force—it's like God or an angel, but there are different interpretations—"Do you want to go back?" And they always say yes, they need to go back because they need to tell people about their experience. They come back as extremely changed people. These are people who don't know each other, and maybe before they were atheists or just scientists, but once they have these experiences, it changes them forever.

Second is the idea of psychedelics. Throughout human history, every culture has used psychedelics because they were a way for shamans or priests to access the divine. What's really interesting is when you use a certain type of psychedelic, you end up seeing the same images regardless of who you are. That's why if you go back to the ancient past and look at different civilizations in different parts of the world, they have very similar statues and paintings. A very common motif is a cosmic serpent. For whatever reason, every early civilization has worshipped a serpent. It's possible that when they're on psychedelics and meditating, they see a serpent talking to them and see that as the serpent of life. What's also really interesting is the serpent looks almost like DNA.

When people meditate and go up to a higher dimension, they end up having the same experience as with psychedelics and near-death experiences.

Finally, there are great books. I myself have never done psychedelics, I can't go back in the past and study these civilizations, and I've never had a near-death experience. But I've read Dante, Milton, and Homer. I've studied them very, very closely, and it's amazing to me that they say the same things. When Dante in his Divine Comedy describes the universe, God, and the heavens, it's almost as though he's describing a near-death experience, even though we have absolutely no evidence that Dante himself had one. This is shocking.

There's a lot of evidence that there's a higher force beyond us. The spirit world does exist. Again, I can't prove it exists, but there's a lot of evidence to suggest it does.

An Alternative Model of Reality

If our current model of reality doesn't really work, what is another possibility? I'm not trying to tell you what is true, but I'm just trying to present to you new possibilities.

Immanuel Kant was the greatest, most influential philosopher who ever lived because he introduced the idea that we are not observers of reality; we are participants in reality. For Kant, there's the noumena, which just means reality that is outside of us—the things in themselves. He tells us we can never know the noumena. Why? Because whenever we see reality, we filter it using time and space. Time and space do not exist outside of us; they are part of us. We use time and space to interpret reality in a way that allows us to make sense of it. The noumena, through time and space, becomes the phenomena—the things that are to me, not the things in themselves. And so we imagine reality; we hallucinate reality.

Of course, this creates three problems. First, what is the noumena? Second, why do we have these filters of time and space? Third, how can we guarantee that what I see is the same as what you see? If reality is a subjective experience, then in theory, everyone should see it differently, but we all see it the same.

Hegel, another German philosopher, comes along and explains the idea of the Geist, or the spirit. He's saying that the noumena is really the spirit world; it's the Geist. When you do this, it solves all three problems. You can never access the noumena because it's beyond us. It's the Geist that gives us time and space, and as a result, because it's all coming from one source, we see the world in the same way.

Quantum Mechanics and a Vibrational Universe

Let me now use quantum mechanics to explain what this means. In science class, you're taught the Bohr model of the atom. It's a simple model: you have the nucleus, and then around the nucleus, you have these electrons that orbit it. In more advanced physics, you were taught that it's actually an electron cloud because we never know for sure where electrons are, so we can only know the probability of where they are in orbit.

When you go to university, you will be taught this is completely and utterly wrong. Why? Because this assumes that these atoms are matter, that they're solid. But in reality, if you go deep enough, you will find that they are actually just vibrations, what we call quantum fields. The electron is really an intersection of these quantum fields.

These quantum fields can always exist in two states: as a wave or as a particle. We can only know if it's a wave or a particle by observing it. This is what's called a wave function collapse.

In other words, all of nature is vibrational. It's energy. And it's only when we observe it, when we interact with it, that it becomes something solid that we can see, measure, and touch.

A physicist named Erwin Schrödinger created a thought experiment called Schrödinger's cat. Imagine a box, and inside is a cat. Inside the box is also some toxic chemical that may or may not break. If it breaks, the cat dies. If it doesn't, the cat is still alive. Schrödinger teaches us that when the box is unopened, we can never know the state of the cat. It's only when we open it that we can know if it's dead or alive. Before then, it's both dead and alive.

Then another physicist introduced a new concept called the Wigner's friend experiment. This is more complicated. He says, "Okay, if you are the experimenter and you open the box, you now know the state of the cat. But what if you have a friend who is outside the laboratory and doesn't see the box? When the experimenter opens the box, does the wave function collapse for the friend?" The answer is it does not.

What this is telling us is there is no objective reality that exists outside of you. When the experimenter opens the box, the wave function collapses for him. But for anyone else, we have to open the box ourselves in order to see if the cat is alive or dead. Even if this person tells us the answer, it still doesn't collapse. We have to participate in the reality ourselves.

What this is saying is that everyone lives in his or her own reality. Everyone has a unique universe unto himself or herself. That's what quantum mechanics teaches us.

A New Framework for Reality

Based on all this, let's create a theory of reality. Everything is just vibrations. If it's vibrations, if it's energy, it's also information. Our brains are not independent; our brains connect to the universe. As the universe is vibrating, we're receiving information, and then through our experiences, this vibration allows us to turn it into memories. We're taking this vibrational information, combining it with our experiences, and turning it into memories.

Now, this is really important: the memories now go back to the vibrational force. Our memories are connecting to the universe and being stored in the universe. They're being imprinted in the universe. This is no different from the internet. On the computer, whatever you write is being stored on the internet. So whatever you do is going to change the internet, and you receive information from the internet. You're participating in the internet and you're part of it. The same thing is happening here.

Every single culture has turned this knowledge into a story that is easy for people to understand. I'm going to tell you the story, and for this framework, I'm actually using Dante.

Dante tells us about the Monad, the one God. It's the source of everything. It vibrates, it emanates, it thinks, it breathes. This creates a vibrational force, and this force creates new forces called diads, which are pairs. When the pairs come together and vibrate, they create new things. This is how creation happens—through vibration, through the combination of different forces.

What's important to understand is that as the dimensions go lower, the frequency decreases. At the top, it's really fast. When it goes low, it becomes low frequency, and eventually, you get to a point where matter can be created. So this is spirit, and this is matter, and this is the world that we live in.

Why is the universe set up in this way? It has to do with the fact that the universe, the Monad, strives for newness, for imagination, for freshness. The problem is that in the spirit world, everything is perfect, eternal, and immutable. By definition, you can feel no pain, you cannot suffer, you cannot make any mistakes. Therefore, you cannot have any new experiences, and you cannot have any imagination.

We humans exist in order to solve this problem. We are corporeal, which just means we have bodies. If you have a body, you get old, you bleed, you get hurt, you fall down. You feel anger, you feel hate. But this allows us to have an imagination. And the imagination allows the universe to grow, to expand, to vibrate. That's our function: to have new experiences, which expands the consciousness of the universe. The universe itself is consciousness.

For this system to work, there have to be some guiding principles. The first and most important is the principle of free will. Without free will, this system cannot work. If you only do what you're supposed to do, you can't have imagination. You have to disobey, make your own choices, and make your own mistakes. This is what allows the universe to imagine.

But if you have free will, how do you know you're doing good or evil? The answer is the idea of love. The Monad is the totality of love. We are a part of the Monad, and so there's a spark of the Monad in us called love. When we do good, we feel good because the spark is growing in us. It's almost like a magnet; we want to return to the Monad. We do good because it makes us feel good and allows us to return.

But sometimes, because we live in a world of free will, we make mistakes. We might hurt someone or traumatize someone, in which case we feel anger, and this becomes a vicious cycle. There's another system set up to ensure we don't get trapped by our hate, and this system is called death. In this system, death is a release. It prevents us from forever making mistakes. You could have a terrible life, but it's okay because then you die, you go back into the universe, and now you can observe everything that you did. You can see all the pain you've caused and all the good that you've done. You become wiser, and you come back and live another life. You can make the same mistakes over and over, but you can also improve.

It's our choice whether we create love or hate. Love goes back to the Monad. But what happens when you create hate? You need to store it somewhere, so it goes into lower dimensions. We create new dimensions through hate, through anger, through fear—through bad emotions that cannot return to the spirit world because the spirit world is perfect. This is called hell, and the spirit world is called heaven. This is how the universe is set up. I'm just taking the literal reality and turning it into the metaphorical reality which becomes the basis of all early religions.

In Hinduism, there's a powerful metaphor: in the house of the god Indra, there are all these pearls that float. Pearls reflect other pearls. Because there's a spark in us, if one of our sparks grows bright, all the other pearls grow bright as well. Because God is inside of you, because you're capable of love, when you do love, you're capable of changing the entire universe. Your love expands outward and reflects in other people as well.

Dante uses the idea of mirrors. There's a candle, a flame, and we're all mirrors that reflect the candle. God is the candle; we're just the mirrors. But for every one of us, no matter how far we are from God, his flame burns in us. You could be far away and feel as though God has forgotten you, but there's still the flame inside you. For Dante and for our early civilizations, God is eternal love, eternal compassion, and eternal forgiveness. God will never forget you; he will always forgive you. But you have to believe in God to return to God. You have to live a life of righteousness, of love, of compassion, of imagination, if you want to return to God.

Our divine mission is to expand the consciousness of the universe. We do that by embracing love and by imagining the world to be a better place.

The War Between Heaven and Hell

If every single early religion—whether it's Taoism, Hinduism, the Egyptians, or the Native Americans—all believed this and knew this, how did we come to forget or deny this with a material reality? How did we get to the point where the Big Bang, evolution, and neuroscience teach us that there's no God, no purpose, and it's all just random and material?

The answer is very simple. You have heaven, you have Earth, and you have hell. Heaven is spiritual; it's consciousness. Hell is mechanical; it's machines. We're stuck in between. It's always our choice whether to choose heaven or hell because of free will. For most of human history, we have chosen heaven. But eventually, you had people who chose hell. When you choose hell, you have access to technology, and this technology allows you to conquer and control other people.

But once you conquer and control other people, you have to get them to obey you. If you are enlightened, if you know the truth, you know that none of this matters. We're all going to die, so why should I listen to you? In order for me to control you, I need you to fear death. I need you to forget God and fear death. Before, people understood death was just a part of the journey, a release, an opportunity to reset yourself and come back. Now, death is the worst thing that could ever happen to you.

How do you get people to forget God and fear death? You use science. You create theories like the Big Bang, evolution, and neuroscience to make people forget the divinity inside them. But for these people, that's not enough, because eventually, we'll all die. The only way around this is by creating a new technology called transhumanism. Transhumanism is about surpassing humanity, which basically means defeating death—to upload your brain to the internet so you're here forever. To trap you here forever.

The Role of Secret Societies

Why are people in power doing this? Throughout human history, it's usually secret societies that have the power. In a mass bureaucracy, bureaucrats don't really want to do anything; they're lazy. If you're part of a secret society and you're able to coordinate secretly together, you can control the bureaucracy.

But bureaucracies do not like secret societies, so you have to maintain your secrecy. How do you do that? You do that through transgression. If you are all doing bad things together, you now have blackmail on each other and are therefore committed to keeping each other's secrets. If one of you falls, everyone falls together.

The problem is, the moment you're found out, they'll come and arrest you. So how do you work together without actually meeting each other? The answer is religion, or what we call eschatology. Religion is just a script, an understanding of the world that allows you to coordinate secretly.

These secret societies are embedded in mass bureaucracy, manipulating it and working together to commit transgression. They have their own secret religion. When you combine these three together, they're now forced to invert reality. Why? Because they know that they're doing evil in this world. So when they go to meet God, God's going to punish them. The way to get around this is to worship someone who is superior to God, who is Satan. By celebrating Satan, they can now justify all their transgressions as a way to empower Satan.

There's a fundamental weakness in the system of reality. Let's go over its three main characteristics:

1. Unity: The entire system is complete and unified.
2. Symmetry/Polarity: If there's good, there must be evil. If there's ugliness, there must be beauty. You cannot have one without the other. That's why if you have God, you must have Satan.
3. As Above, So Below: Everything is a reflection of each other. You can never defeat God, but what you can do is corrupt human beings to worship Satan so that Satan becomes everything.

What they're trying to do is invert this world. How? They know that hell is material and heaven is spiritual. What you do is you brainwash people to worship the material world and abandon the spiritual world. You make money, power, technology, and science the greatest things in the world. You get rid of God, religion, compassion, and love. That's how you control the world.

In other words, what is happening today is a war between heaven and hell. The people in charge, the secret societies, must make hell into heaven and heaven into hell. They must invert the world in order to maintain their power.

Questions on the Nature of This War

Do God and Satan interfere in our world, or are these just decisions made by the secret societies?

Because of the principle of free will, God and Satan cannot interfere in this world. We also have to remember there are thousands of different secret societies. The secret societies that are able to use all three principles—bureaucracy, transgression, and eschatology—to accumulate power are the most successful. That's why they're promoting Satan.

Why doesn't God do anything about this?

The answer is that only in a time of complete darkness, only when Satan rules, can humans fully shine. God has trust in us. God has faith in us. God loves us completely. God believes that someone will stand up and do the right thing. And when that person does the right thing, the universe will shine. Only in the time of darkness can the light truly shine. And remember, when someone shines that light, that light is reflected in everyone else. So everyone's light shines as well. You can choose to shine if you want, but only if the world becomes really evil and dark and sinful can you have this option.

Is there really a God or a Satan, or is it just two worlds—one positive, one negative?

That's a really good question. In reality, literally everything is vibrations. How these vibrations work, no one knows. But what we know is we are participants in the universe. So if we all believe God exists, guess what? God exists. If we all believe Satan exists, Satan exists. That's why this war is not over resources; it's over perception.

This is a war of perception. If I can get everyone in the world to believe that God is dead and Satan is the true God, I win. How do I do that? I can do that by shooting rockets up into space, by putting a man on the moon and on Mars. Why? Because now I have destroyed the concept of heaven. Before, we understood that the moon and Mars were beyond us because they are heavenly, spiritual. But once I put a man on the moon and on Mars and go beyond, I've proven heaven doesn't exist. I've destroyed God. I can also fake an alien invasion and pretend these aliens are Satan.

All science is not about discovering reality. It's about reinventing reality in a way that serves power. That's what science really is.

Historically, what's happened is that a charismatic leader has emerged to say, "I am God's representative." Why? Because we believe we're all equal. What makes you God? The answer is, "Because I'm channeling God." In the early empires and kingdoms, the ruler could say, "I'm descended from God. God came down, had sex with my mother, and now I'm born." But that person is not saying, "I am God itself," but "I am born of God."

This is the basic framework for what's happening today: a war between heaven and hell. If I can convince you that God is dead and Satan is the true God, that the material world is real and the spiritual world is a lie, that death is the worst thing to happen to you and you should do all you can to live, then hell has won.

But what's important to understand is this system is set up so that hell can never win out. The entire cosmos is interconnected. So if we do evil, if we feel pain, if there's too much suffering in the world, the Earth itself rebels because of vibrational energy. This leads to things like the great flood, which resets the world and lets humanity renew itself. There are all these different failsafe systems in here to make sure that hell can never triumph. That's why Elon Musk wants us to go to Mars.

Understand that you can use this concept of heaven and hell. Even though it's metaphorical, even though God and Satan are just projections of our imagination, they do help us understand the world better.