Zoltan Bathory

I can drop a paradox on top on this. I can drop a massive paradox. Okay. So because it makes sense, right? That we should know. But knowing that we shouldn't know is also knowing. I'm going to give you an actual experience that I personally had in the space, deep in the space. I've been there hundreds and hundreds of times, and there are different levels, and I'll give you an actual example.

When it's nonverbal communication, how data comes to you, you just know. And it's independent of time. So meaning when you're in that space, you just all of a sudden know something. And it's almost like it didn't really take time. So it's not like there's a book of knowledge and it takes time to absorb that. It's just, oh, I understand. And it's instant, right? And so...

When it's nonverbal communication, how data comes to you, you just know. And it's independent of time. So meaning when you're in that space, you just all of a sudden know something. And it's almost like it didn't really take time. So it's not like there's a book of knowledge and it takes time to absorb that. It's just, oh, I understand. And it's instant, right? And so...

When it's nonverbal communication, how data comes to you, you just know. And it's independent of time. So meaning when you're in that space, you just all of a sudden know something. And it's almost like it didn't really take time. So it's not like there's a book of knowledge and it takes time to absorb that. It's just, oh, I understand. And it's instant, right? And so...

there was this moment where I realized that we are being in that space. And when you reach this idea that the Buddhists talk about, various paths are talking about this oneness. When we took off my hands from the cup and then you realize like, oh, there's this one consciousness, right? And there's the obvious question, like why are we compartmentalized?

there was this moment where I realized that we are being in that space. And when you reach this idea that the Buddhists talk about, various paths are talking about this oneness. When we took off my hands from the cup and then you realize like, oh, there's this one consciousness, right? And there's the obvious question, like why are we compartmentalized?

there was this moment where I realized that we are being in that space. And when you reach this idea that the Buddhists talk about, various paths are talking about this oneness. When we took off my hands from the cup and then you realize like, oh, there's this one consciousness, right? And there's the obvious question, like why are we compartmentalized?

Well, in that one consciousness, it's absolute. There is nothing else. Just this one consciousness. And in that state, if you can absorb that for a second, it's the loneliest existence that it can be. It has no companion because there is nothing else but it. That's it. Right? Just one. Just one. But that one, this universal consciousness, this soup of everything, is one coherent consciousness.

Well, in that one consciousness, it's absolute. There is nothing else. Just this one consciousness. And in that state, if you can absorb that for a second, it's the loneliest existence that it can be. It has no companion because there is nothing else but it. That's it. Right? Just one. Just one. But that one, this universal consciousness, this soup of everything, is one coherent consciousness.

Well, in that one consciousness, it's absolute. There is nothing else. Just this one consciousness. And in that state, if you can absorb that for a second, it's the loneliest existence that it can be. It has no companion because there is nothing else but it. That's it. Right? Just one. Just one. But that one, this universal consciousness, this soup of everything, is one coherent consciousness.

And it is, for a lack of a better word, it's the absolute loneliness. Because it has no companion. However, in a second, you're compartmentalized. you're in a cup, you're a sub-process, right? Then you're not in that absolute consciousness. You're surrounded by others. Correct. So out of a sudden there are processes, there is noise, there are experiences can be, can exist, right?

And it is, for a lack of a better word, it's the absolute loneliness. Because it has no companion. However, in a second, you're compartmentalized. you're in a cup, you're a sub-process, right? Then you're not in that absolute consciousness. You're surrounded by others. Correct. So out of a sudden there are processes, there is noise, there are experiences can be, can exist, right?

And it is, for a lack of a better word, it's the absolute loneliness. Because it has no companion. However, in a second, you're compartmentalized. you're in a cup, you're a sub-process, right? Then you're not in that absolute consciousness. You're surrounded by others. Correct. So out of a sudden there are processes, there is noise, there are experiences can be, can exist, right?

And so I had this perception of the job or purposes is that every possibility can be experienced and it's almost like your function and it will take away some sort of an anxiety of human existence because am I doing my purpose? Yes, we all do. Our purpose is to experience, live this life. There's no way out.

And so I had this perception of the job or purposes is that every possibility can be experienced and it's almost like your function and it will take away some sort of an anxiety of human existence because am I doing my purpose? Yes, we all do. Our purpose is to experience, live this life. There's no way out.

And so I had this perception of the job or purposes is that every possibility can be experienced and it's almost like your function and it will take away some sort of an anxiety of human existence because am I doing my purpose? Yes, we all do. Our purpose is to experience, live this life. There's no way out.

You were born into this life and you absolutely have to live it until you're not living, right? There's no way out. That's the process. And the process is that you're living at one set of possibilities. It's your possibility. Your possibility and your experience is not going to be anywhere near to anyone else's. It's very unique to you, right?

You were born into this life and you absolutely have to live it until you're not living, right? There's no way out. That's the process. And the process is that you're living at one set of possibilities. It's your possibility. Your possibility and your experience is not going to be anywhere near to anyone else's. It's very unique to you, right?

You were born into this life and you absolutely have to live it until you're not living, right? There's no way out. That's the process. And the process is that you're living at one set of possibilities. It's your possibility. Your possibility and your experience is not going to be anywhere near to anyone else's. It's very unique to you, right?

And so this set of data was fed to the absolute consciousness. This experience, yours was fed and yours was an all of ours. So the phenomena, God, whatever you want to call it, experiences all the possibilities, the infinite possibilities, and you are that subroutine that experienced this one. So whatever it is you're doing,