Our Entangled Souls

A Matrix of Consistency: A Foundational Framework of Existence This writing explores the underlying consistency and energetic principles that form the foundation of all existence—physical, emotional, mental, quantum, and beyond. It draws from a lifetime of reflection and represents a synthesis of spiritual concepts, philosophical inquiry, scientific understanding, and my own insights and interpretations—and serves as the basis for much of my writings. 1. Consistency as the Prerequisite of Existence Our universe—and any universe, dimension, or phenomenon that may exist—must, by necessity, operate consistently. Without consistency, nothing could exist. No star could shine, no atom could form, no experience could unfold. Consistency is not a philosophical luxury—it is an immutable requirement for being itself. This foundational truth underpins all other observations and experiences. 2. Energy and Equilibrium All energy—whether it is physical, emotional, mental, or otherwise—responds to fo...

Introduction: A Paradigm of Consistency and Soul Physics does not change. The laws that govern gravity, electromagnetism, thermodynamics, and quantum mechanics are the same now as they were at the beginning of time. The same principles that enable satellites to orbit Earth, cell phones to transmit across continents, and magnetic fields to produce detailed images inside the human body—these laws have always existed. They were present at the birth of the universe, during the formation of stars, during the rise of early life, and throughout the evolution of our species into modern Homo sapiens sapiens. They were present during the time of Jesus, just as they are today and will be for all eternity. What has changed is not the physics—but our awareness and understanding of it. Before science emerged as a discipline, everything was attributed to God. Illness, deformity, thunder, drought, earthquakes—all were seen as signs of divine will. In our longing to understand the Creator, we gave God ...

Science: The Divine Understanding of God's Laws of Creation Science is not the enemy of faith—it is its most precise language. Science is the divine understanding of God’s laws of creation. It is the human attempt to describe, measure, and participate in the consistent system that God—or That Which Is Greater Than Infinite—put into place. And yet, I find it fascinating, and troubling, that many people of faith want to place their religious texts into science classrooms. They insist the Earth is just a few thousand years old, that it was created in seven literal days, that modern humans lived side by side with dinosaurs. But they fail to recognize a simple truth: there was no science at the time those ancient texts were written. The people who wrote the earliest scriptures did not have the benefit of telescopes, microscopes, or equations. They didn’t understand atoms or galaxies or gravity. Everything unknown—every disease, every earthquake, every drought or lightning strike—was att...

The Soul Was Always To Be Our bodies are the result of evolution—a process shaped by time, environment, adaptation, and survival. They are temporary vessels formed by the mechanics of biology and the laws of physics. Through millennia, nature sculpted us into the form we know today: homo sapiens sapiens—creatures of thought, movement, and memory. But our soul is something different. Our physical form may be a product of evolution, but our soul was always to be. It was the eventual manifestation of infinite expression. Although the process was natural it was always intended. It is the ultimate expression of something greater—a manifestation of the divine spark that is older than stars and deeper than time. The soul is not a byproduct of life. It is the purpose of life. It is God’s—that which is greater than infinite—final and most intimate expression of oneness and infinite possibility. The Reason for Existence: Expression and Procreation All of existence—every particle, every star, eve...

A Warning About Speaking to Children and the Vulnerable One of the most sacred responsibilities we hold as human beings is the way we speak to children and vulnerable individuals—those who are still forming their sense of self, or who are in a position of dependence, sensitivity, or emotional fragility. Words spoken to children are not just heard—they are absorbed, internalized, and believed. Where an adult might hear criticism and filter it through reason, experience, or emotional boundaries, a child accepts your words as truth—especially if they come from a parent, teacher, religious leader, or anyone seen as an authority. To a child, your tone is not just sound—it is the voice of reality. Your praise becomes their confidence. Your criticism becomes their shame. Your encouragement becomes their belief in possibility. Your insults become who they think they are. If you call a child stupid, they will believe they are stupid. If you tell them they are worthless, they will carry that wei...

The Power of Language: Words as the Manifestation of the Soul Language is not neutral. The words we choose are not just tools for communication—they are expressions of our consciousness, reflections of our soul’s current state. Every word spoken carries intention, energy, and frequency. It’s why words can uplift, inspire, and heal—or wound, degrade, and divide. The words we speak are the verbal manifestation of our soul. They are the bridge between thought and action, between what we hold inside and what we release into the world. - The Cultural Degradation of Language There has been a growing trend—across media, music, casual conversation, and even professional spaces—to normalize foul, vulgar, and degrading language. Words that once carried the weight of taboo or caution are now used casually, even thoughtlessly, in everyday speech. Some argue that repetition removes offense, that these words have lost their original sting. But this is a misunderstanding of energy and intent. Just be...

The Problem with Religion: When Truth is Buried in Dogma Religion, at its core, contains truths that are consistent across all belief systems. These truths are expressions of energy seeking equilibrium, fundamental principles that transcend culture, time, and doctrine. But the same consistency that gives religion its validity is also what undermines it—because instead of embracing the universality of truth, religions often claim exclusivity, each believing itself to be the sole possessor of divine knowledge. This is where religion fails—not because it lacks truth, but because it buries truth beneath dogma, exclusivity, and fear. - The Universal Truths Across Religions If you want to bake a chocolate cake, it doesn’t matter what religion you follow. If you have the correct ingredients and follow the process, you will get a chocolate cake. The same is true for spiritual laws. Love leads to unity and peace. Hate leads to division and suffering. What you sow, you reap. Compassion heals; cr...

The Truth Will Set You Free—But It Will Not Necessarily Make Life Easier There is a deep and often misunderstood truth in the phrase, “The truth will set you free.” Many believe that once they discover the truth—about themselves, the universe, or the divine—that their struggles will vanish, that peace will come easily, that life will open itself up in fairness and comfort. But truth is not a key to comfort—it is a key to clarity. And while clarity brings freedom, it does not guarantee ease. - The Freedom of Truth vs. the Weight of Reality Knowing the truth will not pay your rent. It will not ease your financial burdens. It will not protect you from being passed over for a promotion. It will not stop others from being discourteous, disrespectful, or hateful—because of your race, gender, sexual orientation, religion, birthplace, or a hundred other illusions of division. The truth doesn’t erase the world’s cruelty—but it reveals its source. It allows you to see the why behind the actions ...

Evolution Produces, Intelligence Creates One of the fundamental misunderstandings about evolution is the belief that it is a creative force. Evolution does not create—it produces. It is a process, not a designer, and it operates without intent, forethought, or imagination. A coffee plant, for example, was not created by evolution—it is the product of evolution, shaped by environmental pressures, genetic variation, and natural selection over millions of years. But a cup of coffee, a mocha latte, or a chocolate cake? These required intelligence, forethought, imagination, and purpose—the essential ingredients of creation. This distinction is crucial in understanding both the natural world and the role of intelligence in shaping reality. - Evolution is a Process, Not a Creator Evolution is indifferent—it does not care what it produces. It follows the laws of physics, chemistry, and biology in response to environmental conditions. It is blind to concepts like meaning, purpose, or intention....

The Penny Test: A Meditation on Consistency and Choice There are moments when life feels unpredictable, unfair, or even chaotic. Times when we question whether there is any order in the world, whether there are any rules that apply to everyone equally. In those moments, I take out a penny. It’s an ordinary thing—small, plain, unremarkable. But it’s all I need. I hold the penny a few inches above my open hand and let it go. Without fail, every single time, it drops into my palm. Gravity takes hold, and the penny falls. Not once does it hover. Not once does it change its mind. No matter who I am, where I am, or what I am thinking or feeling, the result is the same: the penny falls. I repeat the test. The penny falls. Again. And again. Simple, but profound. The Universe Is Consistent This simple act reminds me of an undeniable truth: The universe is consistent. The laws that govern existence—gravity, time, energy, motion—are immutable. They do not bend for the rich or the poor, the good o...

The Mindset of Disregard: The Evolution of the Selfish Soul I have spoken to and worked alongside many people who have experienced poor working conditions, low wages, and a lack of dignity in their jobs. Over time, I have seen a common response from management and those in positions of power: "If you don’t like it, leave. Get another job." This statement is not just an economic argument—it is a mindset, a philosophy of life that reveals the core of a person’s spiritual evolution. It is a worldview devoid of compassion, love, and understanding—the very attributes that define the best of who we are. This mindset does not see people as human beings with struggles, hopes, and dignity, but as replaceable tools—useful only as long as they serve a purpose. It is the mindset of disregard, dehumanization, and indifference. And it does not stop at the workplace. - A World Without Empathy To lack empathy for another's struggles is to deny the very essence of what makes us connected ...

The Universal Truth in the Lord’s Prayer: "Thy Kingdom Come, Thy Will Be Done" In the Lord’s Prayer, Jesus speaks a phrase that reveals one of the deepest universal truths of existence: “Thy kingdom come, Thy will be done on Earth as it is in Heaven.” At first glance, many interpret this as a hopeful plea—that God’s kingdom will one day arrive, that divine will shall one day be fulfilled. But Jesus was not speaking of a future event; he was revealing a fundamental, immutable truth about existence itself. This phrase is not about waiting for heaven to descend upon the world. It is about the very nature of reality, the laws that govern all things, and the consistency of divine truth across all levels of existence. - "Thy Kingdom Come" – The Manifestation of the Universe The kingdom of God is not some distant future event—it is the here and now. The phrase “Thy kingdom come” does not mean may it arrive someday—it means it is already manifesting. The Big Bang was not th...

The Nature of Hate and the Path to Redemption Hate is not just an emotion—it is an energy, a force that sets the soul on a trajectory. Unlike fleeting anger, which can be momentary and reactionary, hate is sustained and directed. It gathers momentum, much like Newton’s first law of motion: an object in motion stays in motion unless acted upon by an external force. Hate perpetuates itself, feeding on past wounds, injustices, and fears. The more it is indulged, the more it takes root, shaping thoughts, actions, and even one’s spiritual evolution. Hate in the Soul vs. Hate Made Manifest God will forgive the hate you carry in your soul, for it is a burden you bear internally. But the hate you manifest into the world—the harm, suffering, and destruction you inflict upon others—requires redemption. Being sorry is not redemption. Asking for forgiveness is not redemption. Redemption is not a transaction—it is transformation. It is not enough to regret; one must actively undo the damage caused ...

The Universe Does Not Care Who You Love—Only How You Love Love is not defined by labels, identities, or societal norms—it is defined by the energy we bring into the world, the way we treat others, and the choices we make. The universe does not concern itself with who you love; it does not judge by gender, identity, or orientation. What matters is how you love. A heterosexual man who gets drunk and beats his wife does not love—he controls, he dominates, he harms. A gay couple in a loving, supportive relationship manifests love in its truest form—through mutual care, kindness, and respect. A person who claims to love their family but constantly degrades, humiliates, or neglects them does not truly love. A person who proclaims love for humanity but spreads hate, division, or cruelty contradicts the very essence of love. Love is not just a feeling; it is action, responsibility, and care. It is measured by the energy we bring to our relationships, our communities, and the world. Love as Ste...

Servitude and Praise: A Misunderstood Concept The idea that God desires servitude or praise is a misunderstanding born from human projections. Kings demand loyalty, rulers seek worship, and leaders crave recognition—but God is beyond all these things. The infinite consciousness that manifested all of creation does not require or want anything from you. To assume otherwise is to impose human ego onto something greater than infinite. Why would the Source of all existence—that which sustains the universe, the laws of physics, the very fabric of reality—need validation from beings it created? It doesn’t. Worship, as we understand it, is a human invention. Instead of seeking to please a divine ruler, our task is to evolve, to align with the deeper truth of existence, and to manifest love, wisdom, and balance. The True Purpose of Praise If God does not need or desire praise, then why do so many religious traditions emphasize it? The answer is not about God’s needs—it is about our needs. Prai...

Beyond the Human Image of God The consciousness that manifested all of creation is greater than infinite—it is beyond limitation, beyond gender, beyond form. It does not think of itself as “God” because there is no ego, no need for self-identification. To do so would be to impose a limit upon something that is, by its very nature, boundless and all-encompassing. Yet, as human beings, we struggle with abstract concepts. Our minds crave structure, categories, and labels to make sense of the incomprehensible. We assign human attributes to everything to make them more relatable: Ships and vehicles are often given feminine pronouns—“She’s a beauty” or “This old girl has seen better days.” Hurricanes were once exclusively given female names, as if they had personalities. Anthropomorphic gods in mythology were often depicted with human emotions—jealousy, anger, love, and compassion. Countries are often spoken of as motherlands or fatherlands, reflecting cultural views of protection and author...