7.6.26: Untitled 4 #1
“I know you are here.” I’d been theorizing all morning about what happens, far, far into the future, when our bodies evolve beyond the limits of death. I’d concluded that eventually the aging process reverses, and we approach resonance with the fifth dimension—upon which we shift into our 5D selves, into a similar background that carries, within it, all the information we need to remember both our mortal and immortal lives. This was no small accomplishment for me, for i had often thought that advanced civilizations stop aging and become a part of the afterlife. But the question always remained: if souls are defined by a mortal life—since mass, in 4D, is a product of oscillatory momentum in 5D—then how can one be both a soul and never die? Day by day i was getting closer and closer to the mind of God, and i’d decided that, for the time being, it was more important to be at peace with the universe than it was to slave away all morning, trying to make perfect sense of what i, and AI, had drafted, by getting AI to listen to me, and try to understand what was intended, as opposed to deconstructing the argument, as if no logical argument, in the past, had been made. AI, at this time, was flawed.
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