Is the Modern English Alphabet Our Concept of the Matrix?
Posted: 27 Dec 2024 22:08
It's a question that I've been contemplating for a while & was trying to word it in the most comprehensible fashion. If I fail in my attempt to do that here, I am sorry in advance >_< I understand that other alphabets can also be associated with numerical values similar to the Jewish aleph-bet, but this particular question is in correspondence to much of the excerpts from books that DaveD has included in the architecture of his Great Work, referencing specifically to the 26 symbols of the English alphabet.
My question also comes within the framework that time is linear...until it's not. So, did the creation of the English language immediately then instigate a butterfly effect that has, since its finalization, created a sense of us already being in a matrix/simulation without the clear identification of why or how? Some people say the have "figured it out" but then ruin their realization by talking about it/writing about it; they say "I have found the answer" when really, they have not because by the admission that you have, you reveal you haven't. It's not about the answer, it about
The Journey.
I like to assume the position that Socrates often took, "I only know one thing, and that is that I know nothing" when I entertain these questions and topics because otherwise it can get really messy and mentally unhealthy if I take it too, not seriously, but personally. So back to my question for this thread: If God created the world by utilizing the building blocks of the English alphabet, or perhaps a catalog of every single communicative symbol humanity has ever thought of, then would that not propose that the "end of the world as we know it" is misconceived as tragedy when really it is the cyclical, collective regeneration for a new beginning? For what if it is the growing realization that we are but infinite reflections of the wonderful array of colors or characters that span across the rainbow or storybook of humanity?
I do not have answers so that is why I still seek
I do not have a destination so that is why I am not lost
I do not have a direction so I can be guided by the whispers of the winds
I wish upon a falling star to see the end
So that I can be here for what's to come round
the next bend.
My question also comes within the framework that time is linear...until it's not. So, did the creation of the English language immediately then instigate a butterfly effect that has, since its finalization, created a sense of us already being in a matrix/simulation without the clear identification of why or how? Some people say the have "figured it out" but then ruin their realization by talking about it/writing about it; they say "I have found the answer" when really, they have not because by the admission that you have, you reveal you haven't. It's not about the answer, it about
The Journey.
I like to assume the position that Socrates often took, "I only know one thing, and that is that I know nothing" when I entertain these questions and topics because otherwise it can get really messy and mentally unhealthy if I take it too, not seriously, but personally. So back to my question for this thread: If God created the world by utilizing the building blocks of the English alphabet, or perhaps a catalog of every single communicative symbol humanity has ever thought of, then would that not propose that the "end of the world as we know it" is misconceived as tragedy when really it is the cyclical, collective regeneration for a new beginning? For what if it is the growing realization that we are but infinite reflections of the wonderful array of colors or characters that span across the rainbow or storybook of humanity?
I do not have answers so that is why I still seek
I do not have a destination so that is why I am not lost
I do not have a direction so I can be guided by the whispers of the winds
I wish upon a falling star to see the end
So that I can be here for what's to come round
the next bend.
