The Immanent God: Space, Energy, and Consciousness

 Final part 

Overview of part 1 2 3

The Immanent God: Space, Energy, and Consciousness – Integrated with the Higgs Field

Core Concept: 

 * God is immanent within the universe, not separate.

 * This essence is Space (Shiva), the formless foundation.

 * Space combined with Energy (Shakti) creates all particles and the universe.

Key Principles:

 * Space as Ultimate Reality: Space (Shiva) is the foundational ground.

 * Energy as Manifestation: Energy (Shakti) animates space, creating particles.

 * Space + Energy = Higgs Field: The interaction of Space and Energy results in the Higgs Field.

 * Higgs Field and Particles: The Higgs field gives mass to fundamental particles, "designing" them. It embodies the Shiva-Shakti union.

 * Particles and Consciousness: Particles carry consciousness, forming a collective cosmic consciousness.

 * Interconnectedness: All beings are connected through this shared consciousness.

 * Transcendence of Duality: God is beyond "good" and "evil."

 * Predetermination and Choice: Choices matter within a predetermined plan.

 * Multiverse Concept: "Bubble universes" exist, with potential communication beyond our understanding.

 * Consciousness Travel: Sleep/death as a portal for consciousness.

 * Karma vs. Predetermination: Predetermination challenges the concept of Karma, and explains the lack of justice seen on earth.

 * Higgs Boson: The Higgs boson is an excitation of the Higgs field.

 * Fundamental Hierarchy: Space, Energy, Higgs Field, then Particles.

Conclusion:

 * This model integrates science and spirituality, emphasizing interconnectedness.

 * Space, energy, and the Higgs field are fundamental, creating the universe and consciousness.


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