How come we're condensed right into a single level of the Galaxy? Will there be still another means of existing in it? Is there a method of encountering the fact without having to be so hidden wiki into this time of space-time? Is there every other type of living at all?
These existential issues can cause people to ask ourselves the simple one: who am I? Or what am I? Or even am I?
To be able to get a glimpse at the ultimate answers to these issues, we should be very complete inside our self-inquiry. We also need to count not just to feelings and reasonable thinking (which certainly will help a lot), but mainly to attempt to function genuinely on ourselves, and immediately feel the Truth.
The very first level of our inquiry on the material of our individual reality is the issue about their roots.
Our perception of the planet is founded on observing it from the usual point of view, the feeling of "I-ness." We feel our blurred feeling of "I" in place of anything else, the "no-I." It is obvious that most our experiences stem out of this basic dichotomy: I - everything else.
We've countless perceptions concerning the external world and our personal being: feelings, feelings and 5 "usual" senses. We could call them the contents of mind, and the complete outer the reality is being perceived through these three forms of mind content.
Yet another important postulate for the inquiry is: there exists an underlying, great truth, separate of time and place, however subtly present in all phenomena. We would pick particular phrases in an effort to describe that fact, like Lord, Being, Resource, Tao, Sunyata, Emptiness, Gap, Nothingness, Wholeness, Oneness, and so on; yet those terms is likely to be not even close to being satisfactory for depicting the great reality.
It is worth noting that there are a few ideas in contemporary physics that symbolically signify this main reality or point to it. In Einstein's Theory of relativity, it is the space-time continuum. In quantum science, it's the quantum vacuum. Also, in various works of the late American theoretical physicists Mark Bohm, this fact is clearly called since the implicate order.
None the less, this reality is the source of everything. Although it has no natural features, we could however designate some features to it, from our limited point of view. And, one of the most clear traits could be oneness. It's undivided and undividable. Therefore, if this oneness could be the primal source of the whole reality, then all apparently separate entities or points are, at the deepest stage, an illusion.
If we take this, then the next apparent point is: our internal world and additional fact are also inseparable. They are one. There is a simple, however basic, oneness of internal and outer reality. In a sensitive way, they are equal. Whatsoever is inside, the same is external, and vice versa.
Of course, as we're determined with this particular illusion and heavily included in countless veils of ignorance, we're not aware of this sameness of internal and external world. Nonetheless, that sameness should be indicated in some way. That's the holographic principle. Basically, it says that all section of an entity includes complete information on the whole entity. Consequently, within every individual, as a area of the Galaxy, there's complete information regarding the Universe. Similarly, the same relationship is between one's inner and external reality.