Science of faith

  The Rebirth of Understanding ​When I speak of the “rebirth” of God, I do not mean that a deity is physically born again. Rather, it is the rebirth of my understanding of God. God is “uncategorized”—beyond dualities like good and bad, male and female, or living and non-living. ​I see God as a state of “nothingness.” This does not mean a void or emptiness; instead, it is the pure potential of being everything. It is like a “zero state” in mathematics—a point of origin from which you can add or subtract anything. This is the peak of my current understanding, though I want to dig deeper. I don’t know if my conclusion will change or stay the same, so I will simply go with the flow. ​ The Analogy of the Tree ​Consider the analogy of a tree. When we look at a tree, we assign it a shape, a structure, and a feeling. In doing so, we ignore the “infinite” reality of the tree—the quarks, atoms, and cells. While we have a universal agreement on what a “tree” is, that universality breaks down ...

    Part-1 Conceptual Framework: The Layers Reality  Introduction and Core Premise The relationship between observable reality and unseen reality suggests that reality itself is always questionable. This thought constantly runs in my mind, compelling me to observe myself. Through this observation, I’ve noticed something fascinating that I will now attempt to explain. Why do I say reality is always questionable? Because what we perceive as “real” depends entirely on who — or what — is perceiving it. Seeing color, for instance, is not the same for me as it is for a cat. So which perception is real — the cat’s or mine? Reality, then, appears to be species-oriented. Even among humans, reality shifts with age and experience. The world of a child differs from that of an adult, and that of an elder differs still. Even something as simple as a cup of tea tastes slightly different with every sip — reminding us that perception is never fixed. These subtle differences reveal a ...

  You and the Extended ​Thoughts are like quantum fluctuations — true emptiness can never be achieved, just as a perfect vacuum is impossible. These fluctuations are the veil that hides the unchanging Source — the very Source that designed them. The pause is it called death? ​ You and Thoughts ​You see yourself as a sea of thoughts, endlessly moving. Thoughts intertwine with memory — today’s thought becomes the seed for tomorrow’s. Over time, they grow into beliefs. ​Have you noticed how thoughts always pull you toward action? They carry intention, desire, and expectation — all part of the Source’s already-written plan. ​Time behaves strangely here. The moment a thought is realized, it becomes the past. You are simply watching your projection in the mirror, unaware that it’s already a reflection of what has been. ​If there is no present, can there be a past? If both vanish, what then is the future? The future is an unrealized thought. ​On a macroscopic level, time behaves...