I believe that it's pretty common knowledge that the way we perceive reality is via our brain constructing reality models. But the way that our brain does this adheres to a particular quirk: the way that we perceive reality has to be some sort of series of patterns or relationships or connections. If something doesn't fall into some sort of pattern, our brain just simply doesn't register. So following this, according to all of our reality models, everything is connected—not in any sort of schizophrenic type of way, but the way that we perceive reality, everything quite literally is connected. You could build a machine that was able to pick any two random things, and they will be connected in some way. For you more logical types, you can refer to set theory and infer that there is nothing that exists in its own unique untouched set, no matter how special you think it is. Simply by virtue of you placing anything within a set, it instantaneously becomes a part of a much larger set that you can call things that exist within sets. There is no getting around this.

scenario in this phenomenon that I'm describing. Perhaps it has been phrased as reality being made up of language, reality being mind in some sort of way, which is the first principle of hermeticism. No matter how you choose to phrase it or turn it, in order for your brain to accept anything into its reality model, it has to be able to see where it connects to previously held data sets. It has to be able to refer to something else. It's sort of like the way triangulation works, that if you just have one thing on its own, it has no context. We don't know what to do with it. We have to have at least two in order for it to make any sort of sense. And this needing of two, this Tess, it allows for feedback and communication, which ultimately makes language possible. And the reasons why it is this way, I have talked about at nauseum on my channel. It is some sort of dualist framework that we are all sort of born into. And if you are interested in my thoughts on how

this all came to be. I encourage you to check out some of my other work. I'll have them on the screen, but I keep repeating this word connection. Our brain operates completely based on connection, but ironically enough, this term connection, it's the one thing that we cannot see. It's sort of barred from being a part of our reality model. Whenever we try to see exactly where things connect, there is this pesky thing that gets in the way called infinity. And this term, or this concept of infinity, is incredibly elusive. I mean, it's written into the definition of what it is, but it's something that just simply cannot exist within our reality models. It breaks all of our logic. Infinity, singularities, which I believe are two sides of the same coin, they are connected to this term connection. And what I'm going to do is show you a different way of viewing infinity to sort of expose it for what it is, as an illusion of our perspective. But I have to tackle this idea of connection first. What does it

mean for two things to be connected. As I mentioned, they just have some sort of relationship that falls into a pattern, and things can be connected in all sorts of ways that don't make immediate sense to us. We see this within physics with spooky action at a distance, but as I previously mentioned, if you try and examine exactly where this connection occurs, if you try and put your microscope on any sort of relationship between two things, you will run into some sort of expression of infinity. A good way of conceptualizing this is with a line. A line is a way that we model how things connect. There are all sorts of lines: straight lines, curved lines, lines that zigzag, or vectors. They are all these are all ways of expressing how any two things connect. But a line isn't just empty space in between two points; it's a negligible space in between two points. If you take a line or a line segment and you follow it from one point to the other, there is a smooth transition in between the two. There are no breaks in

it and this smooth transition in between two points. Our brains cannot model that just due to the natural way it models things. We have to view things as things, so a line is defined as a series of points. How many points? An infinite amount of points. You can look at a number line that the way that we count, we sort of just skip from 0 to 1, but it's pretty common knowledge now that in between zero and one there is an infinite amount of numbers. Obviously, our brains cannot process this infinite amount of information, so we are able to sort of just compress it in between these two notches and casually gloss over infinity. And it is this connection, this is the thing that we can't see. We cannot observe exactly when does zero turn into one. We can't see it, so we just sort of assume that it's there. And this inability to see this connection is just baked into our perception. We call this emergence, emergent properties, that with all sorts of systems and things, we can't really see how things transform. When do

you go from being a group of cells to a human being. Where exactly does that transition occur? We just sort of know that it does at some point, but exactly where we don't know. When does one second turn into two seconds? When does two seconds turn into an hour? You can look at me and you, if you are still listening. We are connected in some sort of way. We have some sort of relationship, but this is an audio recording. I'm probably off somewhere living life. There is this infinite amount of factors in between me and you. There's YouTube, there's your cell phone, the money you used to buy it, the fact that you decided to pay your internet bill this month, the fact that your parents had you. There are all of these factors in between us that we really can't see from your perspective. It's me going straight to you, the same way that zero goes straight to one. And trust me, this isn't anything new. I'm just sort of rephrasing Zeno's Paradox of infinite divisibility due to

the way that we model reality. We view reality as things, relationships, or in other words, details. But what we are discovering, or what we discovered a long time ago, is that the amount of details appears to be infinite. You can just keep digging deeper and deeper and trying to find this fundamental building block of the universe. Right now, it's down to the plank scale, you know, dealing with strings and string theory. But anything smaller than this doesn't make sense to us. However, that doesn't mean that's where it all ends. And you'll see that trying to find the exact quanta of exactly where two things meet, you know, exactly where two things touch, there will be all of these infinities in the way. In a way to conceptualize why this may be, I'll ask a question: if I have two things and I tell you that they are infinitely connected, what's the difference between them being two things and one thing? How else would you describe a thing except by infinite interconnectivity? Perhaps a way of

conceptualizing it is via percentages. It would be 100%. You could call it certainty, which I have in the past. Completeness, wholeness, allness, or Oneness. Due to the way that our brain models reality, everything has to be different and distinct. Each thing has to have its own unique identity, and this concept of oldness is something that is barred from our reality model. When you count from 0 to 1, what you are doing is saying zero, all of the numbers in between 0 and 1, then 1. And this particular way that we model reality has been talked about for thousands of years. I mentioned in my previous video that within mysticism, it's called the union of opposites. We are sort of born into this up-down type of viewing reality. However, when these two holes meet, this idea of a center, we cannot conceptualize it. As a matter of fact, the thing that we consider to be the center of anything is something that is equidistant to both sides. Even something as simple as the

center has to be broken down into two different parts, but the union of these opposites. This is where the infinity lies. This is where the singularity lies. What a singularity is, it is infinite interconnectivity. And this thing that I'm trying to point to or express, it cannot be a part of our reality model. It breaks all of our logic within physics. You know, when anti-matter and matter collide, they annihilate each other. But what I believe is, they don't just disappear from existence, but they disappear from us. When these opposites have a union, they don't cancel each other out and become nothing, but rather they become something that simply cannot be a part of our reality model. Our logic cannot detangle it. And what I have come to suspect is that this point is some sort of intersection to a higher plane, some sort of different domain, different dimension. I'm not quite sure how to express it, but what infinity is, it is some sort of expression of the limitations of our 3D perception of

reality. This 3D universe that we all sort of live in. You're sort of bumping into the corner of some higher dimension. It's sort of like if you took a 2D perceiver or some sort of being that perceives in a lower dimension, and you threw it inside of a circle. Whenever it tried to escape or if it tried to investigate its scenario, it would just be going around in circles forever. And if it tried to apply its logic to that situation, it would run up against this thing of infinity. It would have its own version of infinity that is sort of stopping it from seeing the true context of its situation. That you extended out into a higher dimension, you could just clearly see where it could leave, but it couldn't do that. And I believe that infinity is like that for us in that sense. It isn't representative of any real value, any real numerical value. It's more like it comes from our perspective. And I'm going to give you a perfect example of what I mean, but we first have

to look at this domain of oneness, this Union of opposites where everything sort of collapses into one thing. This Dimension is sort of being broached within physics. You saw it within Schrodinger's cat, how you can have these particles that kind of exist in what they call a superposition. In this domain that I'm referring to, All Things sort of exist in one big superposition. There is no distinction between things, and throughout history, we have always been intuiting that we exist in some sort of relationship to this domain. I have referred to this place as magic, or perhaps you prefer the term potentiality. We exist on the other side of this domain. We are sort of waiting for things to come out of it. We wait for potential to happen, and I sort of talked about this in a previous video where I went over statistics, which I'll have on the screen. Things have to be things to us, but in this domain of potentiality, literally Anything could happen. Anything could be anywhere. There are no rules at

least not any rules that make sense to us, and within physics, they describe this as uncertainty. But what I am suggesting is that this uncertainty, it's actually more like a place. It's some sort of domain that we exist in relationship to the true unknown. When you flip a coin in the air, you have to wait for the coin to land for it to resolve and figure out what actually happens. But while it's in the air spinning, they both exist in a superposition, heads and tails. This is this union of opposites. It is potentiality. But strangely enough, us human beings, we have some sort of relationship with it. We can interface with it, and we do this via the imagination. The human being, the questioning animal. If I placed you in front of a closed door and I told you that anything could be on the other side, the only interface that you have with it is the imagination. You begin to wonder and pontificate and fire off all of these possibilities because that's what the imagination is. It is an exploration of possibilities, this domain of potential.

poity where all possibilities come from when we imagine we are sort of navigating it. And I've talked about all of this before, but the way that this all circles back to Infinity is that you'll find that the imagination is the only way we can fold Infinity on itself. It's the only way that we can bypass it. And I think a good analogy of this is, don't laugh, but a rainbow. I'm sure we have all heard the myth that at the end of a rainbow, there is a leprechaun with a pot of gold. But I'm sure we all found out that you can never reach the end of a rainbow. It's sort of locked in a position that is out in front of you. You go towards it, and it appears to go the same distance away from you. And in this regard, you could say that the distance between you and the rainbow is infinite, even though you know if you measured it with measuring tape, it would be several thousand feet. But due to this

relationship that you and the rainbow have. You can never reach it. This is what I believe that Infinity is an expression of. It is some sort of relationship that messes with our perspective, but strangely enough, the only way around this scenario is the imagination. If you stop trying to move your physical 3D body and occupy that space, and you actually use your imagination, you can just skip right to it. You can jump right there, and perhaps this is why you know it's a leprechaun with a pot of gold. You know leprechauns don't exist in regular 3D reality. It is some sort of play on the imagination within that imaginative space. Two pieces of information that would never be able to be in contact with each other suddenly can become best buddies. You can throw a party there, and similarly to this, to the 2D perceiver that was trapped inside of a box or a circle, you stretched out into a higher plane, this 3D perspective. You can see where this third dimension intersects.

right where they need to be to escape that scenario or to bypass it. Similarly to us, the only way to bypass our version of infinity would pretty much be to project out into some higher plane, which appears to be this Union of opposites, this domain of potentiality or Oneness that we have always been intuiting we exist in relationship to. And the way that we navigate that space is via the imagination. Perhaps it's something like that movie Everything Everywhere All at Once, where if you were able to exist in that domain, you could sort of be anything or anywhere that you wanted to be, and you sort of had access to all of these many different realities, and you were able to just sort of pick and pull which parts you want from where. And all of these different realities perhaps have different rules. There are places where gravity pushes outwards instead of inwards, where 1 + 1 = 11, and it makes complete and perfect sense. But the big question, you could say the ultimate question, is if there are all of these different types

of reality models with all of these different ways reality can be experienced. What exactly is doing the experiencing? This is the age-old question. If it was simply a case of creating reality models, experience, felt sensation does not need to be a part of that equation. If we were simply our brains, just neurochemistry, whenever you touch the hot stove, your brain could just force your hand away. There doesn't have to be any conscious sensation of heat. It's like our brains are creating this reality model that something else is experiencing. But what exactly is that thing? I just call it consciousness, but whatever it is, it is primordial. It appears to be the entire purpose of all being, experience, feeling, to be able to feel something. And funnily enough, feeling is the one thing that we cannot coat with language. It's the one thing that you cannot explain to anyone else. They are self-evident. What does it mean for something to hurt? What does it mean for something to taste sour? No one can explain it to you. It's just something

that you have to experience in order to understand. And whatever this ancient entity is, this primordial factor, it is in the business of feeling. It is inside every nook and crevice of all things, and it is feeling everything. And ultimately, what I believe it is, it's sort of like if you could take all feeling and sort of mush them together into one big feeling. That is what it's like to be it. And whatever that feeling is, this situation that I've laid out to us, it is just completely unfathomable. I don't know if you've ever been to a funeral, if you've experienced any sort of intense emotion to where you just couldn't control yourself. Imagine this on some sort of unimaginable scale. It's like that all of the time. It has complete understanding. It could see all scenarios from all angles. Have you ever seen a scenario where everyone on each side has a point, and they just can't seem to agree with each other? How can one person on this side say that ex

person should be president, and this person on the other side thinks that another person should be president, and they both make complete and perfect sense. They both have a point. It's because what this thing that we call truth is, it is completely irrational. It's something that is beyond us, and what we are all doing, all of reality, we are all drawing closer to a fuller understanding, a deeper understanding. And I guess to end this video, if you want more context on that, I have a video titled Consciousness is Turning Inside Out, so you can check that out to sort of follow up on where I'm going with all of this. I'm going to end the video here. Like the video if you found it interesting. Comment and let me know what you think. Subscribe to the channel, and until next time, y'all have a blessed day.

What Lies Beyond Infinity? An Ancient Conciousness Experiencing All Realities

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