The Observer’s Journey: From Chaos to Consciousness

In today’s world, there is so much happening that it can be overwhelming. The chaos and confusion can cause disorientation, leaving us feeling lost and uncertain about what is happening around us. To make sense of it all, we must learn to observe with precision. The relationship between the observer and the mirror is essential to understanding ourselves and the world we live in. There are many ways to observe, and we must learn how to observe ourselves in all aspects.

The observer is as real as the substance they relate to. Our bodies are the most real form of substance we have, which is why we must learn to connect with the biological and materialistic aspects of the universe. When we eat food, we are consuming all the aspects of the universe, from the subtle to the solid. It is essential to be conscious and aware of what we are consuming because it contains all the possibilities of the universe.

The observer is sometimes referred to as the creator, God, or Allah, among other names. To fully connect with the observer, we must have a total experience in this universe. We are all temporarily stuck in this context to have an experience and learn how to realize the possibilities. We must understand that the real space and time are here and now, and our delayed perception of it is what we call space and time. To truly understand ourselves and the world, we must learn to observe and connect with all aspects of the universe.

To navigate the chaos and confusion of the modern world, precision observation is necessary. The relationship between the observer and the mirror is crucial to understanding ourselves and the world we inhabit. By observing ourselves in all aspects, we can connect with the biological and materialistic aspects of the universe, including the food we eat. The observer is often referred to as the creator and to fully connect with it, we must have a total experience in this universe.

Real space and time are found in the present moment, and delayed perception creates the illusion of time and space. To gain a comprehensive understanding of ourselves and the world, we must learn to observe and connect with all aspects of the universe.