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The reason the world doesn't believe is because the propaganda machine has been working against spirituality for a very long time. Okay? There is a lot of the goodness of our older world. If you miss it in today's world, it's because it's not beneficial for capitalism or politics. It's as simple as that. And spirituality, or, you know, spirituality, has been hijacked originally by religion and then religion attempted to hijack politics. And so in the process, especially in this country, as a matter of fact, the separation from, you know, between the church and the state and the whole idea of sort of making it look ridiculous if you believe in something bigger than you is very systemic, okay? It's very systemic because it doesn't help those in power control you. If I'm allowed to say that, and I don't mean that deliberately, as if the British government is attempting to control you by taking you away from spirituality or any other government for that fact, but from the rules of power in history, where, by the way, governments are not the power in this world. The powers in this world are much bigger where governments report to them. Really, you know, religion is only useful if you can frame it in a way that gives those in power something. But otherwise it's to be removed from the common man's heart if you want common man's and common woman's heart. The reason I believe this is not religious scriptures or spiritual scriptures at all. I'm a very boring mathematician, a physicist, and I look at the world from that perspective and if you understand, I'll try to simplify. But if you look at if you take the simplest thing like an object subject relationship, for example, basically if you are inside this studio, you cannot describe the building from outside. To be able to describe the building from outside, you have to exist outside the studio to be able to witness it. That's an object subject relationship. And if you take that within yourself, our experience of space and time, especially the passage of time, or the arrow of time as we call it in physics, is not possible if you existed within the arrow of time. So if we are, you know, the description of the arrow of time is that, you know, we're moving from frame to frame along the space time continuum. All of us, you know, all of us, and the whole universe would just move from frame to frame. It's actually not the time that is moving. We are moving through time, right? That's our understanding in physics. But if you need to experience that arrow of time, you have to exist outside it, okay? And if you exist outside it, that basically means that you are not part of space time. And so accordingly, time doesn't work apply to you at all, okay? And that basically means that your physical form is, you know, is subjected to time and to space, you know, to this physical reality. But the real, you know, if you want entity that's holding the, holding the controller that manages your physical avatar, experiences all of this because it's not part of it. So that's, number one. The only way to experience space time, like the only way to experience this building is to be outside. It's the only way to experience space time is to be outside it. So this is one side. The other side is from a physics point of view, if you understand the only commonly agreed explanation of the small mass that was condensed enough to explode into the big bang, 9 billion years of nothingness. Then the planets and the galaxies start to form, and then within them, planet Earth forms 4.3 billion years ago. And so on and so on and so on on, until a few million years ago, life starts to exist on planet Earth. You know, that view of existence is temporal, so it follows the arrow of time. It's within space time. But the other view of it is the view of quantum physics, the Heisenberg interpretation of the uncertainty principle, if you want, which basically says that nothing exists until observed by a form of life, right? And so who observed the original mass? Who observed the 9 billion years of gas? Who observed planet Earth before life became part of it? You have to understand then that the observer has never been part of that system. The observer, life itself existed outside space and outside Time. And I can give you a million other proofs, but the reality is, whatever it is that animates us, call it life, call it spirit, call it consciousness, whatever it is, whatever animation, this avatar is not within this avatar. That's very simple to prove. Now if that is the case, then death is not the opposite of life. Life has existed since the big bang happened in forms that we are unable to comprehend because we live within the illusion of this 76 years life expectancy, right? But the truth is that life has always been there, is not the opposite of death. Basically, death is the opposite of birth, right? You come to this form, this physical form, through a portal called birth, and you leave it through a portal called death. And then life exists during, before and after, okay? Life's always been there. My son Ali, if you understand any little bit of the theory of relativity where basically Einstein teaches us and we can prove this with absolute observation, it's not just theory, you know, that there is a slice of time. If I was approaching planet Earth at very high speed, at an angle, there is a slice of time where my reality would see my birth in the U.S. for example, in the U.S. time zone, my son's birth in Dubai time zone and my son's death in Japan's time zone, all as one slice of time that would actually become my reality, right? Which basically what Einstein shows us, the relativity of time is that time doesn't exist at all, okay? And so accordingly, my son Ali was not born after me and died before me, okay? My son's avatar existed on a slice of space time that came after the slice where I existed. And he decayed on a slice before the slice where I decayed. But Ali himself was always there during, before and after. Ali's not younger than me, he's not older than me. As spirits, as souls, as consciousness, we're the same. We've always been there. We've always, I jokingly, because I love that image, we've always, me and him been sitting on that threat sofa as souls holding the corners, controllers of our avatars as we went through this physical life. And it's interesting because I can talk about this for hours, but I don't wanna overcomplicate the physics. But it's interesting because most people who have faith would have doubt in their heart around those non measurable realities. If you want those people who believe in science will say anything after life is not measurable. So it's not the concern of science. But if you really look at science with a bit of spirituality, it's undeniable that we're just here experiencing the physical world.
