Thats a pretty Loud title to stick up there isn't it?

Listen to what ive got to say - think about it and if youre lucky..it becomes relatively clear.


Bill Hicks once made a rather long comment on how we are all one being. We experience ourselves subjectively he said. After months of thought and such I've got an elaboration for you to consider.


Its true.

We are all part of one being. Subjective experience applies to more than just ourself though. All things make up our single-ness. Nothing can escape it and we are part of an all knowing omnipresent being.


As part of my example/statement I want you to believe that all question forms are non-existant. Who, what, when, why, where, and how are merely fabrications of us..or of our being.


A question is something we've made to feed the deire for more knowledge that we alledgedly have. Wouldn't a creature that knows every single thing want more information? Would there not be this desire to know something new? We for questions and trick ourselves into thinking there is a problem because it makes us feel like we've learned something when the problem is solved.


It doesn't matter that we already know it all...when a question is presented in some new way the answer may be known -but maybe not clear.


Everyone following still?

A being that is everywhere and ever wise would not only feel a need for new information...but there would be a need for action or activity. There are people who are homeless, there are people who are criminals, who struggle to make it every day...this is activity to a being. Its simulated work to do, it becomes something that is in need of attention.


Basically all the problems the world seemingly has are creations by us. Implying that we can solve all problems if we want. BUT we would have to collectively want that. AND since the being that we are desires activity and therefore creates problems to stimulate a need for work...we cannot be collective on our individual subjective experience level.


Summary so far: We create questions to stimulate learning, we know all things as a collective being but through the manyforms of questioning we feel that we are making progress through knowledge. Second, to stimulate activity in a being that is everywhere all the time, problems are created so that they too can be solved someday or at least be worked on. The need is felt desperately enough that we g to most any means to have something to do and work at.


Moving on,

Think in terms of God for ye religious. As an almighty being a paradox will come about eventually. "Do I really exist in the absence of acknowledgement by SOMETHING??" God creates animals...and mankind from himself. Furthermore, from the materials created by and through him. These things created must someday say where do I come from? Where do the roots of life to which I am bound come from? And a higher power is acknowledged...the higher power is assured that it is real.


Everything made, discovered, viewed, constructed, birthed, allowed to die...and any number of other things you could throw into the mix are simply a part of the collectivety that is a single being. All of these things which we experience individually, including views on everything can all be put together to form balance. Prime example: Every action has an equal but opposite reaction. When the two collide things are balanced completely. Not even a ripple in the cosmic pond.


To every opinion we find an argument. To every power this is another power its opposite. War and Peace, mountain and valley.
Understand?

All the things that humanity has endured and and advanced through exist already or are already known to us. Hiding things from ourself we as Being create trials and more action. We simulate all things out of boredom. Out of the sheer desire to exist! As stated above we are one.


Our singularity must know it is real and exists, a lone Thing in existance surely does not exist without assurance of this. Stagnation isnt acceptable and so to make assurance we turn inward and seek to stimulate activity.


Is all of this clear?

Take note that i wasnt able to touch every area of the subject that I wanted to...it would be too long, and look scatterbrained/