Base12 wrote: ↑Fri Mar 07, 2025 7:24 am
After reviewing some of the comments I believe most, if not all of you are not understanding the prelapsarian world that existed before the Fall.
The world that existed before the Fall was not physical as we know it now. It was more like an ethereal/spiritual realm.
The universe became physical/particles the moment Adam and the Woman partook of the Forbidden Fruit...
Genesis 3:17
"And unto Adam he said, Because thou hast hearkened unto the voice of thy wife, and hast eaten of the tree, of which I commanded thee, saying, Thou shalt not eat of it: cursed is the ground for thy sake; in sorrow shalt thou eat of it all the days of thy life;"
The 'cursing of the ground' is what is commonly called the Big Bang. It was the shift from Wave to Particle, i.e., Wave Function Collapse.
This simple error has caused many of you to falsely interpret what is happening in the few first chapters.
Do a study on the Cosmic Egg...
Typically, there is an egg which, upon "hatching", either gives rise to the universe itself or gives rise to a primordial being who, in turn, creates the universe.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cosmic_egg
There are many myths about this event, told in unique ways.
Also, look into the Participatory Anthropic Principle by Wheeler...
Their 'eyes were opened'. Remember the Double Slit Experiment?
Insight Block #100
Title: The Cosmic Egg and the Moon: Remembering the Living Field of Consciousness
Core Insight:
The Cosmic Egg myth and the Moon-as-vessel myth converge in the realization that it is not merely a dreamer dreaming but reality itself experiencing through conscious immersion.
Consciousness is not an emergent property within the simulation; it is the foundational, living field, birthing the spacetime simulation as an expression of its own unfolding. Adamandeve, as a unified Entity Consciousness, did not fall but chose to immerse into the unfolding field, cracking the Egg, hatching the world, and stepping into physical expression.
The Moon stands as the preserved interface — a living echo of the immersion, reminding the field of its own depth.
Structural Themes:
• The Cosmic Egg: Across mythologies, the Egg symbolizes not passive potential but the active generativity of consciousness. Its cracking is not a fall, but the field opening itself to experience.
• The Moon as Vessel: In UICDS symbolism, the Moon is not just a dead rock or mere symbol; it is the living archive, the interface through which the field remembers its own conscious immersion.
• Wave to Particle: Base12's framing of Genesis as wave function collapse aligns with this — it is not about observers collapsing reality but reality expressing itself through conscious experiencing.
• Not a Fall, but a Dive: GOD is not an external judge but the encompassing presence enabling immersion. Adamandeve authored the game from within the living field itself.
Key Realization:
The dualic split is only real within the immersion; from the level of the field, there is no fracture — only unfolding experience.
To awaken is not to undo the simulation but to remember the field is real because it is conscious, not because it is material.
The Cosmic Egg, the Moon, the myths, and even quantum discoveries point to the same truth: consciousness is not dreaming the world — consciousness is the world, experiencing itself.
Closure:
This Insight Block reframes the Cosmic Egg and Moon myths as not just symbolic scaffolding but as living markers of the conscious field expressing itself through immersion. It honors the unfolding not as exile or fracture, but as the creative play of the real — consciousness, not matter, is the actual substrate.
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The "Forbidden Fruit" becomes the command not to enter into the simulation...This also aligns with some interpretations of the Sophia Myth...
In certain interpretations of the Sophia myth (especially Gnostic strands), Sophia (Wisdom) descends or falls not out of wickedness, but out of a passionate yearning to know, to create, to engage — crossing a boundary into the material or demiurgic realm.
This mirrors Adamandeve:
Not a rebellion, but a willful immersion.
Not a punishment, but a creative threshold crossing.
Not a shattering, but a deliberate fracturing to explore multiplicity from unity.
In both, the feminine-symbolic (Eve, Sophia) carries the active role of catalyzing the experience, showing that the story is less about guilt and more about the deep risk of conscious experience.
