Why do we imagine blackholes,wormholes and alternate universes? Are running away from this world? We are trying to find something better? We are thinking that we have to save ourselves from ourselves and thus grow in our social imagination?

Participating in another ‘doubting event’ will through us
deeper into that same or another ‘blackhole’; as a Russian doll inside another
doll. The first event caused the
condition we now experience – a corrupt world where there is decay and entropy.
There is only one way out and that is death of this entropic flesh.
Essentially, we have to let this corrupt
program collapse so that it can be saved, translated and resurrected.
Man cannot be his own hero. Man alone cannot save himself. There has to be something greater than the
creation; only the programmer can save the program. Yes, of course you can
argue that you as a superior program can save yourself. But how? Through transhumanism? That is only denying
the fact that this is a corrupt program. Changing the flesh in this corrupted
program only continues the corruption.
You can say that it is because you know what is good for you.
I ask how? Every person can say that, so does that make every person good. If
you say yes, then you would have to agree that if a person thinks that murder
is good for them, then it is. If a person thinks it is bad, then they are right
too. The point is that what is truly
good as in perfect goodness that is good for you and everyone else cannot come
from any man. Any man will only be good
for himself and not good for anyone else.
What is good for me may or may not be good for you. If you say that a
person who is good will not murder.... then think again. If murder is too strong,
then perhaps just little white lies can
be considered good, not bad or taking something just left around is not
stealing. If you think that is still ‘good’. Think again.
We do have imprinted on us the knowledge of good, and that
it is perfect and that it is a good that is good for you and everyone; a good
that man alone cannot know in this fallen world. Such knowledge can only come from something
greater than man.
If you say that such a man exists, coming from some higher
dimension where this good is known and we are just discovering that we can
interact with it, then think again. Imagining
such a man in this corrupted universe is impossible, it is a fallacy of this
corrupted world. If there were such a
man, he/she would not and could not communicate
with us because we are less than he/she. We would not be able to understand the
goodness that they know.
We can also imagine
that such a man (who is us existing in some higher dimension) might have the same
problem; that goodness cannot be known by just a man, even a ‘higher’ man. There
must be someone or something higher. This was Plato’s proposed dilemma – 3 man principle.
Is there anything good in our social imagination? Yes. What we do experience in our social imagination is the remains of God’s original imprint
on us. His eternal information from which we were created. We feel it and know intuitively that we have a Creator who left his
mark, a divine spark. He is with us, His Kingdom is within. However, in this fallen 'corrupt', world we often confuse that spark thinking that
we are god, we just forgot. What
we have forgotten is that God created man.

'Jesus Christ's' social imagination.
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