This is one of the reasons I started this site, to explore crazy ideas.. and I cant say I’ve seen much of this on the web so I think it’s time to explore it a little. Imagine this: travel back in time 150 years. C’mon, just do it. Release your creativity, do a bit of research into life at that time and picture yourself walking down a busy street on a Saturday afternoon.  You meet up with a group of friends (people you’ve naturally known for quite a while) and oddly push on with a conversation about the future.. how that in 50 years a machine will be created to transport people by air and that in another 100 years millions will be flown around the globe every year. Honestly, what do you think their reaction would be? Indulge in that reaction for a few minutes.

The world is heavily influenced by acceptance, but acceptance is not necessarily reality. The general consensus of the world being flat didn’t make it so, did it? The point here is that the world as you know it could change in an instant, just as it’s done so in the past. It’s just a question of timing really. Personally, I love change, I love exploring, discovering new things. Lately I’ve been taking the bigger picture into account. Given that the sun has about another 5 billion years of life left and given we don’t kill ourselves in world war 3, I’d say the possibilities for the future and the reality of our existance might be far removed from our current understanding of it. 

Enter crazy idea: from what I understand, The Universe is/has been constantly expanding since the big bang/God/Allah/The Source created it.. or whatever you hold as a higher power. I equate this expansion as the addition of new experiences. Consider the 6 billion odd members of the human species currently in existence and the experience each one is having in every second of life. Could it be that we are Gods/Goddesses of limitation? Could it be that we are each 1 expression of a higher Source? The Bible says in Genesis 1:26 “Then God said, Let us make man in our image, in our likeness, and let them rule over the fish of the sea and the birds of the air”. The world of form is associated with ebb and flow, highs and lows. Could it be that the world of form, the world we know, is but one of an infinite possibilities The Universe desires to experience? Don’t think outside the box, recognise that there never was a box until we placed it