Introduction
The biggest question,
‘why are we here’, is asked by all at some time in their life. All want to know why we are here, why we exist and the very reason
for being alive. Why are we here? Why do we make choices? Why do we think? Why do we see? We even at stages question why we are on this
planet earth. If it is all that we know
then why do we then question the core of our existence? Why do we not just take life for
granted? See it as all that is? Why do we look beyond ourselves? Are we explorers by nature, needing new stimulation? Or is it that we are linked to memory of
other experiences?
There are many
questions we can ask ourselves that do not seem to have any foundation for
understanding, yet for some reason it is so important to us. It is so important to know where we came
from, why we breathe and see through our eyes.
Why we are human. It is a drive
inside that makes us curious to persist finding an answer. We need to know the machine not just the
workings within, but the whole model of creation.
Is it possible
to know such things, to find out all about existence and why we are here? Would it help us to understand things
better? Could it change the very reason
for our own understanding? Is it
important to know the foundations even though we are the result? Would it help to enhance our lives or make us
more confused of our purpose? These are
all questions based on the desire we have to change and see ourselves for who we
are. We look beyond normality for
purpose and meaning. We all want a purpose
to exist, to be seen as an important design of creation.
I have also
myself questioned life and its reasons.
I asked myself very early in my life, why can I not know and understand
all of life?
Why can there
not be a simple foundation for purpose and reason. If I am the result of a cause, then what was
the cause? What made me who I am
now? There had to be within myself a
model that gave reason and purpose. I
searched for it inside myself, exploring through visions and feelings, until I
had come up with my own thoughts on creation.
Until I found the light of my own very reason and purpose. It is a foundation from reading and exploring
from my own sources. Listening to others
stories and reasons, through to exploring models in my own mind in life
experiences, interaction, visions and thoughts.
It is my foundational model and understanding for life and the formation
of creation.
We all have a
mind in which to think and to understand.
Everyone has their own purpose, and personal reason, and all with their
own motive for doing what they do and for choosing how they wish to see. This is the freedom of choice that we have
within our mind. That allows us to
choose to believe or not. We can make
choices for our own singular existence, on how we see all around us, and how we
decide to react to these experiences.
This makes the mind such a beautiful thing, the level of individuality
that it has. It allows us to makes
choices no matter what happens around us.
There are always choices, even such choices as to whether we live or
die. Choices that give us very reason
here now and allow us to explore every possibility, no matter how limiting we might
choose to see it.
I choose to see
life as an exploration, to find out knowledge about my very reason. In this book I have written about my own
models of seeing creation, and what I find the most important aspects of
understanding my own individual foundation.
It might not be important to all, to see the same way, but for me it is
a choice to share this book with others, showing what I see and feel to be
truth within myself, to share a part of myself with all. Then not only is this book an exploration of
creation, but a journey into my mind.
This is my mind,
my thoughts and feelings. I welcome all
into the journey of my point of view, however bizarre it may seem to some, or
even unnecessary.
It is what I
love to explore, an individual and personal journey of perception, an
exploration of possibility and a search for understanding. If life were as simple as a thought or an
idea, what would life consist of? Well
certainly this world would not be created by one thought alone. Its complexity I would consider as somewhat
daunting, yet interestingly beautiful.
There are an amazing amount of things to explore when it comes to
material matter alone let alone the mind in which we conceptualize about the
space that we live in.
The models to
which we call life, the categories to which we place all ideals, are ever
expanding. Everything has its position,
a group to which it belongs. To build a
house there is a model, a plan to which the house is formed. Within our bodies there are set formulas that
we go by, things that we all have in common.
We all have eyes, nose, ears and so forth. These things are objects that build a
structure. Also in a business there
are staffing levels that are used in order to get work finished, hopefully,
effectively and efficiently. All tasks of a job are
approached by different levels working on the project to complete the final
result.
What would this
be called? Are these things a cog of
a machine, a working component of a whole, or are they components essential to
build the final model? What if our face
had no eyes, then it would no longer meet the model of a face. Then it would seem that all components have
an important role to play in the whole formation of the overall purpose. That without eyes the person would not see. It looses a component of importance when
viewing the world outside itself. The
mind would not see outside. It would not
view life beyond its own inner world; only use other images that it makes up
from sounds, tastes and feelings through the rest of the body.
All components of material matter have their place, their formation and
reason for importance within the whole model of creation. They are ordered not just through natural
means, but also through man made endeavors and exploration from our minds.
They are created
through cause and effect, possibility and purpose. We are constantly working towards physical
achievements that better the material environment around us. We try in all ways to perfect our living
conditions, to better ourselves. We
desire inside us so deep perfection in material creation, ordered on models we
create ourselves and things we label as important. We are all wanting more and more, to achieve
the best possible of all possibility.
This is perfection in our minds in this world of material.
In this book I
want to explore the mind and the reason for why we have such perception. The reasons we aim to achieve so much in
material creation. I want also to
explore creation and its foundations, to see why we have such a strong concentration
in the physical. What is creation? I will detail my minds perception of
creation, a model to which I have worked on some years now.
I find it very
interesting exploring how the mind works and the ways in which we see all that
is around us. I will detail my thoughts
and show all the models to which I have devised a creation theory. This is the exploration of my mind, and what
I have discovered on my path to finding reason.
This is my answer to life and all that is. If it is not the true answer, at least it is
an interesting discovery of a new world.
That gives me a new way to see life and to categorize the world to which
I live. It has given me new eyes in
which to see…