Why Do Humans Build Temples? — Transcript

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1. 0:00Temple building is one of the oldest
2. 0:02known human behaviors. It's through
3. 0:05these sacred sites that we are even able
4. 0:07to know that many prehistoric cultures
5. 0:09even existed. And I've been thinking
6. 0:12deeply for some time about what is a
7. 0:15temple exactly. It's defined today as a
8. 0:18building for religious worship, but it's
9. 0:21Latin root templum means consecrated
10. 0:24ground or sacred place. The word sacred
11. 0:27means connected to the divine or God.
12. 0:31So, a temple is a place that is
13. 0:32connected to divinity. It is a
14. 0:35specialized structure that is able to
15. 0:38connect with the divine. Now, I don't
16. 0:40know what that sounds like to you, but
17. 0:43that's how an antenna or a transceiver
18. 0:45operates. This isn't really a novel
19. 0:48idea. There is a popular niche of people
20. 0:52who believe in advanced ancient
21. 0:53civilizations.
22. 0:55They believe that ancient man actually
23. 0:57had contact with aliens and many sacred
24. 1:00structures are actually something akin
25. 1:03to geologic circuitry. The usual
26. 1:05response to this is that it's schizoid,
27. 1:08pseudo-scientific conspiracy. And while
28. 1:11I won't go as far to say that UFOs will
29. 1:13land on the pyramids, I won't just write
30. 1:15this off as nonsense either. There is a
31. 1:19reading in between the lines here that
32. 1:21has to be done. This belief that these
33. 1:24people have, like all beliefs, are
34. 1:26bubbles popping on the surface that rose
35. 1:28up from the deep wells of the
36. 1:30unconscious. Now, I'd say the biggest
37. 1:33hurdle to dissecting all of this is by
38. 1:35actually figuring out what we mean when
39. 1:37we say divine. Have you ever thought
40. 1:40about that? What is the divine? What is
41. 1:44holiness? This word has morphed into an
42. 1:46airy-fairy idea with no real meaning. If
43. 1:51a temple is a structure that's like an
44. 1:53antenna for the divine, then what is the
45. 1:56divine? If we continue with the antenna
46. 1:59analogy, the divine would have to be
47. 2:01some kind of information. That's what
48. 2:04antennas do. They channel signal. You
49. 2:08could say that divinity is like this
50. 2:10umbrella term that we apply to a certain
51. 2:13class of information or signal or
52. 2:16frequency or pattern, however you want
53. 2:18to look at it. This class of information
54. 2:21is difficult to put into words, but it's
55. 2:24incredibly rich. In order to keep things
56. 2:26as grounded as I can, I phrase it all as
57. 2:29being transdimensional information. What
58. 2:33I mean by that is it's information which
59. 2:35originates from some other domain or
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78. 3:18Link is in the description. So, a temple
79. 3:21is a vessel that channels
80. 3:22transdimensional information. This may
81. 3:25seem like a weird statement, but it's
82. 3:27just the wording that I use which makes
83. 3:29it seem that way. You can look at it
84. 3:32like this. What is the oldest temple
85. 3:35known to man? That's sort of a trick
86. 3:38question. It isn't Stonehenge, it's us,
87. 3:42the human body. Just about every
88. 3:45religion has regarded our bodies as
89. 3:47being a temple or a sacred place.
90. 3:50Christianity even goes as far to say
91. 3:53that our body isn't really ours and is
92. 3:56the dwelling place of a divine entity
93. 3:58called the Holy Ghost, which ties back
94. 4:00into the whole logos concept, but the
95. 4:04human body is the oldest temple and we
96. 4:07obviously have been channeling
97. 4:09transdimensional information for a very
98. 4:11long time. I mean, this is our entire
99. 4:14predicament as a species. There's this
100. 4:17part of us that is clearly primate and
101. 4:20animalistic, but there's this other part
102. 4:22that is connected to some strange
103. 4:25domain, which is channeling strange
104. 4:27information through us. So,
105. 4:29[clears throat] is the brain like an
106. 4:30antenna or perhaps something closer to a
107. 4:33place, like an interdimensional
108. 4:35molecular bonding site? For example, you
109. 4:38can look at something as old as the
110. 4:40concept of angels. The word angel
111. 4:43literally means messenger. That's why
112. 4:46biblically they always arrive with
113. 4:48information or instructions and never
114. 4:51just to chit-chat about how their day's
115. 4:53going. Angels are the supposed
116. 4:55messengers of God, but if you look at
117. 4:58this from a different perspective, you
118. 5:00can clearly see that angels function in
119. 5:02a similar way to molecules. Molecules
120. 5:06carry information. This is why I always
121. 5:09say that biology isn't what we think
122. 5:12that it is. You could say that angels
123. 5:14are weird transdimensional molecules
124. 5:17that carry information from some
125. 5:20non-local domain and bind to the
126. 5:21receptor sites in our minds like how
127. 5:24cells operate. I guess it also helps
128. 5:27that viewing it this way gives an out to
129. 5:29the folks who claim to have been
130. 5:31contacted by alien intelligences.
131. 5:34If you tell someone an alien spoke to
132. 5:36you in your mind, they are going to
133. 5:38prescribe you an antipsychotic and throw
134. 5:41you in the loony bin, but if you say
135. 5:43that somehow you were able to see
136. 5:45information leaking from another
137. 5:46dimension, that will at least buy you
138. 5:49some time before the shrink pushes the
139. 5:51ready emergency button under their desk.
140. 5:53However, you want to approach all of
141. 5:55this, our minds have been a vehicle for
142. 5:58information from some strange dimension
143. 6:01for quite some time. Now, if you want to
144. 6:04take the call Jung route and call this
145. 6:06non-local dimension we are channeling
146. 6:08the unconscious, it's all the same. It's
147. 6:11some other domain that is here but not
148. 6:13literally here. Speaking of Jung, this
149. 6:16is precisely what a symbol is. It is
150. 6:19non-literal representation. It's
151. 6:22something that's real but not literally
152. 6:25real. This is this local versus
153. 6:27non-local relationship that I'm
154. 6:29referring to. It's like the tree I'm
155. 6:32imagining in my head right now. It's
156. 6:34certainly real just in a non-local kind
157. 6:38of way. As a matter of fact, whenever we
158. 6:40imagine, that's what I believe we are
159. 6:42doing. We are accessing some kind of
160. 6:46non-local field of information, but I'm
161. 6:49beginning to digress. The key to
162. 6:51understanding this temple concept is
163. 6:54symbols. Symbols are transdimensional
164. 6:57information. When you look at Jung, when
165. 7:01you look at how he describes what
166. 7:02archetypes are, he is describing
167. 7:05entities that exist in some other
168. 7:07dimension. It is clear as day. This is
169. 7:11just like the realm of forms within
170. 7:13Platonism. Same idea, different
171. 7:17historical period. One just
172. 7:19philosophizes it while the other
173. 7:21psychologizes it. And the only way these
174. 7:24archetypes or these forms can be
175. 7:26translated to us is via symbols. Symbols
176. 7:29are like the clothes archetypes wear in
177. 7:32order to be seen. It ties back into what
178. 7:35I mentioned about values that symbols
179. 7:38contain values, these unspeakable things
180. 7:42that have to put on clothes in order to
181. 7:44be seen. This is why religion and
182. 7:46spirituality in general are mostly
183. 7:49entirely symbolic because divinity can
184. 7:53only be understood symbolically. This is
185. 7:56why Christ spoke in parables. You don't
186. 7:59find that to be odd that someone
187. 8:01straight from heaven itself couldn't
188. 8:03just come out and say exactly what it
189. 8:05was. He had to speak in metaphor and
190. 8:08parable because he's trying to describe
191. 8:10higher dimensional phenomena using a
192. 8:13local language. It is a non-local
193. 8:15dimension that doesn't make literal
194. 8:18sense to us. And you can say that
195. 8:20religion is the practice of studying
196. 8:23transdimensional languages. I say it's a
197. 8:26super language. We already use symbols
198. 8:29in order to communicate on this local
199. 8:31level with numbers and letters. The
200. 8:34letter A is a symbol that contains a
201. 8:37value, but you can combine letters in
202. 8:40order to make words and you can combine
203. 8:41words in order to make sentences and so
204. 8:44on. But this transdimensional super
205. 8:46language is on a different level
206. 8:48entirely. It's almost as if the values
207. 8:51we are trying to capture are too big or
208. 8:54the information is too rich. It's sort
209. 8:57of like what you are experiencing right
210. 8:58now with my method of teaching. I could
211. 9:01just have the pure audio file and you
212. 9:03can hear everything that I say. But the
213. 9:06way that I do things is I couple every
214. 9:08statement with a highly curated visual
215. 9:11so you can also see what I mean. So you
216. 9:14are both seeing and hearing this
217. 9:17information and it combines in a way to
218. 9:19where it's almost like this super
219. 9:21information, this super form of
220. 9:24communicating. That's what I mean by the
221. 9:26richness of the information. That's what
222. 9:29symbols are. It is this rich
223. 9:31transdimensional information being
224. 9:34interwoven into our local language. You
225. 9:37see it all has to deal with symbols.
226. 9:40It's as I always mention, we are inside
227. 9:43of the outside. Everything we sense is
228. 9:46exteriorized consciousness, and the
229. 9:49temples we build are somehow reflective
230. 9:52of this principle. Whenever we enter a
231. 9:55temple, we are somehow venturing further
232. 9:57into our minds. They are a symbol that
233. 10:01has been made flesh just like us. It's
234. 10:04like this non- local domain is
235. 10:06manifesting itself locally, and we play
236. 10:09a major role in that somehow. This has
237. 10:12been expressed in so many different
238. 10:14ways. You could say that the non-local
239. 10:17is becoming local, the imaginary is
240. 10:20becoming real, the inside is turning
241. 10:23outside. It will be on Earth as it is in
242. 10:26heaven. As above, so below. This is what
243. 10:30I've been saying over and over. This has
244. 10:33been echoing throughout history for all
245. 10:35to hear who have ears. This dimension
246. 10:38that we are connected to has everything
247. 10:41to do with our imagination. It is why we
248. 10:44are the artistic animal. We can take
249. 10:47things from our mind and make them
250. 10:49flesh. We can take symbols and make them
251. 10:52real. I believe that the human being is
252. 10:55fundamentally an artist before anything
253. 10:58else. And when I say artist, people tend
254. 11:00to think I'm talking about the
255. 11:01romanticized version or the people who
256. 11:04want to make money from art. That's not
257. 11:07what I'm talking about at all. An artist
258. 11:10is simply one who understands creation.
259. 11:13It is one who knows that everything was
260. 11:16created. That is where our entire
261. 11:19temperament comes from as humans. It is
262. 11:22our spiritual instinct. We are the only
263. 11:25ones who are in on the secret. We are
264. 11:27the only ones on this planet who know
265. 11:29that everything was created. This is why
266. 11:33I tend to focus on artistry and all
267. 11:36things irrational. There is something
268. 11:39about that feeling when you are
269. 11:40creating. Something wanted to share this
270. 11:44with us because the entire purpose of
271. 11:46creation is understanding, to be
272. 11:50understood. Something wanted to be
273. 11:53understood and that's why everything is
274. 11:56here. This is why we exist. But before
275. 12:00this video turns into some kind of
276. 12:02soliloquy, I'm going to go ahead and end
277. 12:05things here.