We have to become “like God”!
Question from the Internet:
“You wrote in one of your post, “…so we can fulfill our unique evolutionary role of becoming the benevolent conscious mind of the whole system.”
So, you want to be a god? Five years since your post; have you managed it, yet?”
Thank you for your response and question.
Overall, your assumption is true, “I want to be a god”, or – as unique, empirical scientists who have been studying human nature in contrast of nature’s system for millennia – say, “we have to become like god”.
I understand that this sounds propesterous, arrogant or even imbecile. But we are not talking about anything mysterious, mystical or religious here, we are not talking about superpowers from Greek mythology or Hollywood movies.
Instead, it is all natural.
Simply put, according to nature’s all-controlling and all-encompassing evolutionary plan, and according to the system of reality that is built on strict, unchanging and unforgiving laws, humanity has a special and unparalalled purpose in natural evolution.
We have to become nature’s only fully conscious, seamlessly integrated and at the same time independent observers and equal partners.
This requires a special and gradual developmental process. According to this process, human beings have to be born seemingly outside of and against nature’s overall, finely balanced and mutually integrated system.
We had to evolve and develop by the insatiable and ever-intensifying driving force of the human ego, that makes us excessively accumulate and overconsume everything for our own sake, while succeeding and surviving at each other’s and nature’s expense. And when we – as a result – reach a near self-extermination state – where our generation stands today – we will need to start a conscious and purposeful human development above and against our inherent nature.
And as soon as we start this process, we develop a unique contrast and comparative ability between our inherently cancer-like and self-destructive inner software, and the selfless, unconditionally and mutually integrated and mutually complementing upgrade we “download” onto ourselves from nature.
Then, this unique human duality, becoming integrated into nature through the acquired similarity we achieve through our mutual integration with each other, above and against our inherently selfish, egocentric and individualisyic nature, we become able to fulfill our predetermined evolutionary role.
And through our mutual integration with each other we also develop and acquire a single, collective Human consciousness, that becomes able to sense and fully attain nature’s all-encompassing system, specifically as a result of the contrast and duality we achieve.
Regarding your question, I cannot become “a god” by myself as explained above. We can become “like god”, similar to nature, all-knowing and all attaining only together, when we consciously and purposefully develop and upgrade ourselves until we achieve that level of mutually complementing integration that gives us that unique and unparalelled single collective human consciousness and perception of reality.
But I am part of a constantly growing and developing environment or society where people have mutually committed themselves to achieve all the above. And when this environment grows to a certain necessary size – in quantity and quality – they can already start sensing that collective consciousness and perception. And they will also start pulling the rest of the people after them as a result. This special environment is actually on the brink of receiving the first, real and tangible impressions and sensations and tastes from that qualkitatively much higher level of human existence – when we become like god or nature.