/sci/ - Science & Math

Matter does not exist in a physical sense. Underlying reality is immaterial. We exist as states of being. I am the state of being of the awareness of the awareness of my brain. Through this I directly know that my brain has an aware state of being.

All matter is fundamentally the same - matter has no qualitative properties outside our own perception. We can then logically conclude that all matter is a representation of a state of being. The totality of this state of being is the underlying reality - we can call it the universal consciousness.

The universal consciousness is God’s imagination, or God's mind, so to speak. The material world we experience is our perceptual representation of the universal consciousness (God’s imagination) interacting with itself through localized states of being. Each localized state of being is an idea in God's mind. Math is the language we use to describe our perceptual representation of the underlying reality.