Q Metaphysics: You Are That Which You Perceive // new paradigm on page 58

For the graphical version of this concept:

The experiences I've had over the past couple of weeks, since about the day this was posted (November 28) have been quite profound.

I don't think I've even gotten past the doorway, yet!

This key still seems to be a combination of image and imagination. (The three parts I mentioned.) I've been testing out different variations and have had interesting experiences with each.

My original impression of the evolving material was "Q Metaphysics". I registered the domain as qmetaphysics.com but thought the 'Q' stood for 'quantum'.

Although it has some implications for physics (and the 'science' known as quantum physics) it's actually related to something much older. So I'll just refer to it as Q Metaphysics from now.

Is there any more information you can share regarding the bold above? I am intrigued.

Aren’t Neo and Agent Smith just 2 sides of the same coin, so to speak? :)

Just for a laugh...
Thread: Will king Arthur come back

Agent Smith calls The Oracle 'mom' but Neo appears to have been born outside the Matrix. Unless 'outside the Matrix is also the Matrix'.

(Or maybe her students call her 'mom'? So perhaps Smith was a student also.)

But really, they seem like long-lost brothers :)

If 'King Arthur' is the best the "freemasons" have, that is pretty funny.

Nice. For me, it is also going out for a nice long walk. Usually by the sea or lake, or sometimes just walking through the city and seeing the different stories going on. It helps to bring perspective into my life.

When I was growing up and things weren't so good sometimes, I would think to myself, "It could be worse than this" and find happiness in that it wasn't.

If I was sad because I was sleeping on the balcony in the cold I would think "It could be worse than this. There are kids who have no place to sleep. At least I have enough clothes to keep me warm."

If I was sad because my mom was sick with cancer and nearly all of our money went for medical treatment I would think, "It could be worse than this. Some kids never really had a mom."

If I was sad because I only had noodles to eat for dinner I would think, "Well, it's not so bad. At least these are some pretty good noodles."

Then the way I would see it changed. It became more of a game. "What are some creative ways I could warm myself up?", "How many new grey hairs can I count on my mom's head?", "How spicy can I make these noodles?"

It sounds a bit corny, perhaps, but it really helped me growing up and gave me confidence to face just about anything.

It still helps me to this day but it's more automatic. If someone steps on my foot I think, "Well, that's not so bad. It could have hurt much worse."

Or sometimes I think of how they could have done a better job being evil, if it was intentional. Then I think, "Well, they didn't do it that way, did they? Maybe they didn't mean to hurt me that much." I think when people do 'bad' things they don't want to be too bad. Just 'enough' to express themselves.

I suppose we can learn to be thankful for the reality that we find ourselves in, as there is no limit to the ways in which 'bad' things can present themselves.

When my mom died, it took a while for me to realize what it meant. Somehow I learned to deal with it by seeing the good things about her and thinking of how much others really loved and appreciated her. (Something I was made aware of by the sheer numbers of people that came from all around the country to pay their respects.) I had seen her sick with cancer for about 7 years before that, and hadn't realized how much she helped others even during that time.

The thing with feelings is that they colour your entire outlook on life. Everything takes on a new light in the light of sadness or depression.

Often, we do not understand our parents because we spend so much time around them that we take on their thoughts and mannerisms. They may remind us of the parts of ourselves that we are uncomfortable with.

But if I hadn't 'resolved my issues' with my mother, I suppose I would still have problems understanding the real value of a relationship with an other woman.

Sometimes we need to look at the woman (or man) we 'once' loved and think, she could be worse than that.

Then we can learn to 'love' it in ourselves, because there is no need to resist something that we've known for 13 years, for example.

Curious. Do you need to get inspired before drawing?

Why not just take out some paper and start drawing?

Choose your chaos

You can imagine jumping with me, some crazy guy from who-knows-where who might be a troll in his mom's basement on planet HooHoo.

My former driver (and good friend) jumped off of a bridge a few years ago when his new wife wanted a divorce.

The problem is, she wanted full custody their baby daughter, too.

We saw each other every day and sometimes I could tell from his eyes in the mirror that he was somewhere else, worried about the teenaged daughter he had already from his first wife. This was before his second wife.

He wanted to see his daughter so badly, and spend time with her. But custody laws lean towards mothers. After a few years he met someone new, and within a few years they were married.

I knew she wasn't good for him. She was best friends with one of the most famous actresses in the world and was quite shallow. Her 'Hollywood lifestyle' really messed up her thinking. She was, I think, only interested in the way he looked.

They had a baby and were happy, for a while. Then I moved overseas and his new job wasn't enough to satisfy her. So she asked for a divorce, and he jumped off of a bridge.

He was quite a big man, with the biggest smile you've ever seen. He had a heart of gold. But when love and chaos meet chaos can win the first battle, with its flailing tentacles and menacing growl. Then we lose hope, not knowing that love all ways wins with chaos within.

Our happiness is not in what we want, I think, but in what we have all ready. We have only to discover the happiness that is patiently waiting for us. It is patient regardless of whether or not we want to see.

Perhaps he could have thought, during those trying times with his first wife, "Maybe it's not so bad. Maybe we don't get along sometimes for problems not really related to each other."

Some people can make you feel like jumping off of a bridge.

And for some, we actually do it.

It sounds like an opportunity!

Maybe it's time for him to get drunk and get a table with a few friends and see a band play. Perhaps discover ways to play to his audience and make it fun :)

Or just a way to see himself in the audience when he is playing.

Tuuur, the musical comedian!

I don't really need to be inspired, but in a way that feels better to me.

If I have an idea, I might draw something like this portrait:
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I sometimes do just start without any concept beforehand. Pretty interesting abstract pieces come from sessions like that.

Like this one:
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Are these actually your drawings?

Awesome. ;)

What if the story of “King Arthur” was construed to the opposite for business sake? I mean all the stories that were transcribed and translated as well as the latest movies etc don’t match.

One clue is the myth of the hero cycle in a story, there’s quantified information into/out/from/within specs of the “real” one. Like lies that surround the truth.

In the sense of language, King Arthur is England’s hero. What language are we all speaking, writing, listening, reading, thinking and last not: dreaming?

This is a very informative thread and a great one.

Thank you.

... or 18 years.

Wow, thanks for sharing. Just catching up on the thread.

I don't really need to be inspired, but in a way that feels better to me.

If I have an idea, I might draw something like this portrait:
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I sometimes do just start without any concept beforehand. Pretty interesting abstract pieces come from sessions like that.

Like this one:
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Very true. Maybe it's misery, wasting your time focussing on what you think you want.

In Holland there is a saying: "het hebben van de zaak is het einde van het vermaak", which roughly translates as "actually owning the thing (you wanted for a long time) is the end of the fun".

I used to play in a band that played kind of comedy rock. We did have lots of fun on stage. :)
Next year we'll play a few gigs again, so we'll see how that goes.

This made me think immediately of a book by Robert Monroe. I forgot which one.

He describes ways to induce out of body experiences using sound. Besides that, he uses a technique for leaving the body.

Now sometimes he describes that he turns around while leaving, and then he doesn't go through the normal out of body routine, but he awakes in a counterpart of himself in a "parallel earth", of which the history lines up for some time with our world, but has diverged. He describes different styles of transportation for example.

I will look this one up.

It sounds quite interesting. Do tell if you happen to find it.

How amazing would that be!

Are these actually your drawings?

Awesome. ;)

What a coincidence :)

It sounds like fun!

It sounds quite interesting. Do tell if you happen to find it.

How amazing would that be!

I'm not sure if it was a coincidence. You do seem to know “more“ somehow Taom ;)
Comedy rock sounds like a whole lot of fun though!!

It would help tie a lot of loose ends. Very interested in finding out about the types/styles of transportation.

Please tell us more about the possibility of having counterparts in the upper Earth. We would benefit from knowing of them and interacting with them. Maybe they could invite us over!!