by David Maloy

Created on: June 22, 2008

I've had the wake up call for sure. Whether it was just my mind playing with me or whether I got insight from "all that is" can't be proven but it makes sense to me.

I had just eaten the first thing in days because of untreated salmonella (I want to stress I was not under the influence of any drugs). I was pretty stubborn and figured that since I was getting a bit better every day, I would just ride it out. Not the best idea as it turns out. I was throwing up pretty much non-stop for four days and when I woke up after the first couple of hours of sleep in days, I had a vision of the One. I got up, and something I call "The Law of Infinity" came pouring out. It was pretty intense.

I still believe it, it was the most mystical experience I ever had. It felt as if the Buddha inside me was trying to remind me not to hit the snooze button this time. It's time to wake up!

Reflecting on it, it wasn't like really talking to anyone, more like downloading information, but the source of the information was happy and made a few rather funny and clever jokes... Well, of course I liked them.

Below is the result of my "meeting". I obviously wouldn't call it truth even though it is my own personal truth. Even then, my personal truth will likely continue to evolve or change.

THE LAW OF INFINITY

*Sameness and difference must be observed in all things absolutely from a perspective neither subjective or objective. In other words, you have to feel it.*

There must be something everything has in common. (uniqueness or change)
There can not be two things exactly alike. (snowflakes, sand grains, universes)

One must be able to accomplish all.
All must accommodate the one.

Every(one)thing eventually must become the one(sum of all things).
Every(one)thing eventually must become nothing (no thing).

No thing can dictate to the one or the all.
No thing can be better than anything else.
When one thing is added, everything must change.

As soon as there is change, there must be difference.
No thing may stay the same forever.

For all to be enlightened, one must stay in the dark.
For one to be enlightened, all must have been in the dark

There is always and will never be all paradoxes.
Paradox is the realization of absolute confusion or change of set patterns.(One is truly the loneliest number).
When confusion(chaos) is added, everything changes(moves, grows, ect)

A new cycle continues for the new change as all accommodate the one and one accomplishes all.

The many universes equals one multiverse. Conservational laws are saved in a multiverse and do not apply to universes one by one.

Multi multiverses are covered by the paradox.

Potential energy is the great constant (or "nothing" is absolute). It makes way for change (or space for time).

"Have fun and don't hurt anyone, but let no one hurt you.

We have learned all we need to about the Age of Suffering."

The last two lines I put quotation marks around because it felt like a commandment of sorts. Like a rule for me to follow but not enforce, however peacefully. I have a neeed to get it out there, but if it's dismissed there is no harm really done.

The Buddha took on a great and impossible task when he declared he would enlighten every being by getting them to look within.

I guess if it was a religious calling, I would hope to continue this impossible task.

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