Borgward :
Aham Brahmasmi.
Aham Brahmasmi.
(Birth and Death have no relevance in the realm of quantum consciousness).
The perceived universe is projected by the infinite, timeless, non-dual, non-material, non-linear, formless, dimentionless, non-sequential, non-ordered, non-structured quantum consciousness, referred to as Brahman in Sanskrit. Brahman is not the manifest cone of entrapped and ordered light,... the basis of the phenomenal universe , but Brahman is the awareness in each incarnated being within the cone of light ... And each being,at a physical level, within this projected phenomenal universe, is limited to time, sequential events from the past, present and future, within the confines of a limited experiental, physical reality. All of the physical and phenomenal reality exists within the cone of light and within the consequential construct of the phenomenon known as "time". During states of enlightened transcendence....time, physicality, materiality, linearity, sequentialty, and light from the cone collapse. This inner light does not derive from the sun nor from the cone of light. Most importantly, the essence of the "inner light" , experienced during times of transcendence, transcends the limited propagational qualities within the cone. At that moment of transcendence, one merges with the "inner light" of Brahman. Therefore, in that state of enlightened bliss, the "light within" has no ordered relevance nor structured, sequential movement which typifies the light within the cone . That "inner light" is pure being. Therefore, the non-ordered, non-sequential light of Brahman, which transcends the limitations of time and space, becomes the very embodiment of quantum awareness or quantum consciousness. In that state of enlightened quantum consciousness space time collapses so that the sequentialty of events ceases completly. This state of enlightenment is chacterised by unconditional love, compassion, altruism and profound, infinite peace and wisdom. This state of enlightenment is called "Turiya" in the Upanishads. "Aham Brahmasmi" .. "I am Brahman". Brahman is the "inner light" in each being and that "inner light" is never born nor subjected to "death"
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