Our connection to God is connection to our collective source. This is the connection to the collective understanding of all minds. What this means in practice is that when we discover or realise a method that enables us to achieve something, that we didn’t previously know how to do, it’s because our understanding is at one with the source of the method. Within the collective understanding that is the source of all understanding is all understanding. This understanding includes past, present and an unlimited number of future(s).

The reference to the past means that there is an indelible record of everything. Everything excludes nothing. Everything we do and say must exist at source before it can be expressed in the world. We can choose from a spectrum of every possible form of expression. The spectrum is eternal love at one end and eternal evil at the other. Malachi 3:16 (KJV) “Then they that feared the Lord spake often one to another: and the Lord hearkened, and heard it, and a book of remembrance was written before him for them that feared the Lord, and that thought upon his name.”

The understanding of God includes the good, the bad and every kind of extreme. Which part of this source our understanding expresses is determined by the allegiances of our mind. These are determined by the motives of each individual. The perceived world is the ‘effect’ of a cause and that cause is what we call source. When I read a book on electronics, I’m reading a personal account of the author’s understanding of how that technology works. The moment that I understand what I’m reading, I literally connect with the source of that understanding.

When I realise the meaning, my mind’s understanding becomes a carbon copy of the author’s understanding. When this occurs, I am connected with the same location at source from which the author obtained his understanding. The words in the book are like a three dimensional coordinate of the source location. This is used by my unconscious to directly connect with source. The connection with source can only be made if there is real understanding. The moment that understanding ‘occurs’ is referred to as ‘realisation’. All information and every form of expression in the world, is an expression of its source.

The generic location of all information is the collective unconscious. The collective unconscious, also referred to as the ‘universal mind’. This is the mind of God. What we contemplate and what we believe has more to do with the place of our birth, our parents, breeding (eugenics), religion and education. These are barriers to God because they all confine the unlimited mind of God within a number of conceptual definitions that incarcerate and fossilise our understanding and perception of God. Once we believe that God is this, God cannot be that.

For example, when I’m reading a book on how to change the clutch on a car, if my desire and interest in the subject is strong, I will create perceptually induced neurochemical responses (emotions). Emotions are the only language the collective unconscious understands. They create a unique frequency that has a match at source. The more motivated, eager and excited we are, the clearer our requirements are. It’s like playing a game where one person is blindfolded and searching a room for a hidden object, and the other person says warmer or colder, to communicate to them if they are moving towards (warmer) or away (colder) from the object.

The unconscious is blind to our perception but sees what our eyes see. It is oblivious to what we say. When our eyes and ears are exposed to words, our visions reveal what our eyes are viewing. It is not our vision, but our internal perception (contemplation /imagination/thought/day dream) that our body emotionally responds to. Source uses our emotions to establish how we perceive. For example, when watching a sad movie, we get sad. We do not emotionally respond to the movie; we respond to our perception of the movie.

If there is no emotional response, it’s impossible for our unconscious mind to know what we want, fear or desire. It is our emotions, not our prayers, that inform God what we desire and what we do not. Desire is powerful in its ability to capture and hold our attention and our imagination. Imagination is the mind’s ability to create a synthesized alternative, desired or feared, reality. Apathy and indifference mean that essential details become like identical flowers on wallpaper and are omitted by the unconscious. The reason we watch visual stimulus is in order to experience contrasting emotional responses. In a classroom, it is close to impossible for any ‘real learning’ to occur because the lessons are sterile and bland.

If we don’t pay attention to a lecture but cannot stop watching our favourite movie, we should understand why it is our favourite movie. We don’t pay attention to the information that will edify us and lead to abilities that are essential for life if it is not creating compelling emotional responses. There are some songs we listen to and some we do not. What if the lives of your family depended on you learning a skill that would put food on the table? How motivated would you be to learn and work? Some Christians realised that what is at stake in life, is the location where we will spend an eternity. That location is the source of our expression in this moment. Are we expressing compassion, courage, kindness? Are we being cruel, violent and dishonest?

Every different country, nationality and religion on Earth, is the collective expression of various locations at source. At source there is good and evil. There is also the locations of kindness and cruelty. The only thing we can all do in life is change our location ‘at source’. If we are being evil, we now exist in an evil location at source. If we are living a life of courage, kindness and integrity, this is where we now exist at source. During the period of our life, we can be saved ‘from ourself’.

Salvation is a shift in source location as demonstrated by how a person lives. It does not matter what we have done there is always forgiveness. What are we saved from? What we express is what has possession of our mind and control over our body. We are saved from our self by transforming our mind and shifting from an evil and selfish location at source to one of kindness, compassion, love and understanding. How? By being those things.

Our faith gives what controls our mind possession of it. We only have the period of the life of the body to be saved. In life we notice anomalies. We don’t remember the vehicles we pass when driving but we will remember vehicles involved in a collision that we pass at the side of the road. We will remember our favourite team winning a championship. We will remember things that dramatically change our circumstances, like a wedding, a prison sentence or a divorce. This is the power of the ‘emotional’ responses. The emotions are the language that is needed for communication between the conscious and unconscious to take place.

Our personal mind does a data search by reading books or watching YouTube videos. Unless the author or producer of those books and videos is dishonest and being a false witness, subject to understanding the content, the person who is reading those words or watching that content will be connected with its ‘source’. Many people are being led astray by demonic content. Demonic content seeks to sever our connection with the location at source, of our own salvation. All information is an expression of source.

All information, when understood, becomes a metaphysical portal to source. The portal is only accessible through understanding. The way to understand all information is to understand, that at source, in metaphorical terms, all information has a unique post code. It literally exists in a fixed location at source. When we are observing and consuming this information, the strength and power of our connection to the source of this information is determined by the strength of our feelings when our awareness is exposed to it.

If we become excited, enthusiastic and emotional, it informs source that our awareness has identified the desired source information. Our emotions confirm that a connection has been made between the mind of the reader/viewer and the source of the information. The master and student relationship is really a relationship between seeker and source. When the master is fulfilled in terms of achieving the objective of their study, it means they are no longer ‘emotionally’ seeking greater understanding from source. This is because they are not emotionally invested in the acquisition, discovery or realisation of greater understanding.

If a student has an objective and is passionate about the development of his understanding, he would be wise to seek out someone who has achieved similar results in the same field. When the student/aspirant finds an authentic expression of the information they are seeking, they must develop sufficient understanding in order to create their own direct connection with its source. This is why in some traditions, spiritual aspirants sought out teachers. Seeking out individuals who are connected to source is a form of networking. This person is not a direct connection to source. It is the person’s understanding that is a direct portal to source. When we ask them questions, their personal mind can do a data search in the collective unconscious for us.

Tesla Nikola (1919) Electrical Experimenter, Vol. VI, No. 72, page 866 “One afternoon, which is ever present in my recollection, I was enjoying a walk with a friend in the City Park and reciting poetry. At that age I knew entire books by heart, word for word. One of these was Goethe’s ‘Faust’. The sun was just setting and reminded me of the glorious passage… As I uttered these inspiring words the idea came like a flash of lightning and in an instant the truth was revealed. I drew with a stick on the sand the diagrams shown six years later in my address before the American Institute of Electrical Engineers.”

It is not until we realise (understand) what the information or words is revealing to us, that we make our own direct connection with source. It is then that we understand the meaning of: Matthew 7:7-8 (KJV) “Ask, and it shall be given you; seek, and ye shall find; knock, and it shall be opened unto you: For every one that asketh receiveth; and he that seeketh findeth; and to him that knocketh it shall be opened.” When my data is found, if I understand it, the connection with source is established. From this moment forward I have a direct connection.

Effective communication requires two-way ‘understanding’. The moment that we understand what is being revealed within our mind is called ‘realisation’. From this moment of realisation, we acquire a new understanding that we are free to contemplate. From this moment on, our perception will contemplate new possibilities. This is what we call intuition. Intuition is perception by means of the unconscious. The unconscious is like a laboratory where we conduct experiments.

The unconscious alone cannot create. We must test our understanding in the material world and if the results are disappointing or fall short of the objective, we will feel something. The unconscious is limited in its understanding of our need by our understanding of our needs. The blind leading the blind! Tesla Nikola, 20 August 1933, the New York Times (Interview with Orrin Dunlap), “My brain is only a receiver, in the Universe there is a core from which we obtain knowledge, strength and inspiration. I have not penetrated into the secrets of this core, but I know that it exists.”

The feelings we generate are the feedback needed by the unconscious to form a more accurate understanding of what we need. Every single emotional response without exception is a perceptually induced neurochemical response. These neurochemical responses are our feedback to God on the quality of our life. The quality of our life is how it feels. Feelings alone are not sufficient to identify a matching source location.

When studying any subject, it is essential that we make notes of our understanding. This creates a copy of our personal understanding of the subject matter. This is compared with our imagination, which is the implied alternative (desire) that our criticism implies or explicitly describes. The unconscious matches the good and bad feelings to omit what is not wanted, in order to replace it with what we desire (imagine). The collective unconscious then calibrates our feelings, that match our mind’s eye (imagination) and creates a match with source data.

Our eyes, and our emotions create a frequency. Our imagination of our desires also creates a unique frequency. The first is what we are experiencing and how we feel about it and the second is what we desire and how we feel about it. Both have a match at source. The strongest frequency is prioritised. This data is used to make a connection between our awareness and the source of our desires. When we connect with the source of our desires, we become a portal for them. What we study and how we record our understanding of it, is important. If we are studying information that we do not understand we must persist until there is a moment of realisation of an understanding of just one word.

During the period he spent in Cambridge, 1914 to 1920, Srinivasa Ramanujan told his peers that the source of his formulas was God. Publication: The Man Who Knew Infinity: A Life of the Genius Ramanujan (Citing Ramanujan’s personal letters/conversations) Page: 281: “While asleep, I had an unusual experience. There was a red screen formed by flowing blood, as it were. I was observing it. Suddenly a hand began to write on the screen. I became all attention. That hand wrote a number of results in elliptic integrals. They stuck to my mind. As soon as I woke up, I committed them to writing.”

With strong emotions, our very limited and primitive understanding will create an emotional spike and this spike fine tunes the search at source. What source is doing is using our emotional responses as guides to eliminate subject matter we do not emotionally respond to, in its search for the correct subject matter. When it finds the exact match at source, it communicates it in a way that we can understand. When we realise it, it is known. We call this an ‘idea’. The idea is the source of the information making itself known to us. Realisation is the point where the Master and Student part.

The Student’s introduction to source is made by the Master, after which the Master / Student relationship must end. We must continually benchmark our understanding. This is because the only thing a mind can lack is understanding. We communicate the level of our understanding with source by making notes. A man can read a book on any subject but when examined, his understanding of that book is unlikely to reveal a carbon copy of the book. His notes however, will be a carbon copy of his understanding of the book. These notes are not compared with the book, they are compared with the understanding required to achieve the objective.

Source is unlimited, so without an objective the information we realise may be interesting but disconnected. How do we create a clear benchmark? By contemplating it, dreaming of it, focussing on it and becoming obsessed with it. A method used by the new age community is useful in illustrating this. A vision board is used by those who believe that we only need to focus on something for it to manifest. This is a misuse of source. We are not here for me; we are here for ‘we’. At source we are a collective. At source everything is connected.

Dmitri Mendeleev the creator of the ‘Periodic Table’ spent years trying to organize the 63 known elements. This eventually began to consume his every moment. He was obsessed with finding a pattern but “couldn’t quite grasp it”. On March 1, 1869, after a period of intense mental exhaustion, he claimed that he fell asleep and saw the complete table in a dream. When he woke, he immediately wrote down his understanding of the “Periodic System”. The source of the periodic table was not Mendeleev. Mendeleev’s mind was the recipient of the information. The miracle of realisation transformed his understanding. This understanding was demonic, because it sought to fossilise what God created by creating perceptual limits on how we should perceive it.

Source is like a great expanse where good and evil exist, but not in the same place. They are connected but good cannot reside in the place where evil resides. There is truth in the saying that birds of a feather flock together. We congregate in some groups and not in others. Some things interest us whilst some things bore us. We can sit and watch a movie, soap opera, listen to a song or read a book. These things will be forgotten if they are not creating emotional imprints. So, when learning ‘anything’ make notes.

At source only good is good. At source only bad is bad. At source, good and bad do not and cannot reside in the same location. To connect with our desires, we must focus on those and those desires alone. Each line we write when taking notes, should be based on our understanding. Simply writing directly from a text book is a waste of time. Lying to others is also lying to source. We must not do this as it could end up with us living a life of unhappiness, where we get what we want, but not what we need.

We must have integrity in word and in deed. A man who lies to a woman to get what he wants may end up living a lie. This will lead to adultery, because what he wanted was not what he needed. A lie is always deception of others. However, that is not the only reason it is forbidden. A lie is the literal betrayal of self and the fruit of that lie is a life unfulfilled. We learn this (life) the hard way or the easy way. What we express is where our awareness now resides. Our body may be in New York city but if we are evil, we are already residing in hell at source.

Where we reside at source at the time of the expiry (death) of our body is where we reside thereafter. Unlike the life of the body, source is eternal. There is little written about source, but there is literature on heaven and hell. In other traditions, the Akashic records is used to refer to source. It is claimed that the Akashic records, give the seeker access to the past, present and an unlimited number of future possibilities. In life, we can create technologies, become parents, become poor or rich and live lives of benefit to others or we can lie, cheat and steal. Our expression reveals in this life where we ‘now’ reside at source.

We are human beings. We are being what we are being. We don’t stop being good or evil after we die, but without the body we cannot change what we are. So, be good! When we take our last breath, we continue to exist at source in the vibrational domain of our own character. There is only one difference. At source we now experience the effects of our life on others. This brings us to another verse: Matthew 7:12 (KJV) “Therefore all things whatsoever ye would that men should do to you, do ye even so to them: for this is the law and the prophets.” Our understanding is our understanding, so not one line of notes should be written until we have some understanding.

We should understand that what we write must evolve, change or be replaced. It is essential to make notes, but it is important to update them, in order to ensure they do not become dogma. Our mind will only make a carbon copy of our understanding. It will use our emotions (frustration/ excitement /impatience / curiosity) to find matches at source. When we make a note of our understanding, our mind makes a carbon copy of this. Understanding is like looking at a map. We can look at a map of the US. Then we can look up California. Then we can look up Los Angeles. Then we can look up Los Feliz. We can be general or specific.

In metaphorical terms, our understanding and our emotions have a matching post code or coordinates at source. A little understanding will give us an understanding of the USA. A little more understanding gets us an understanding of the state of California. Our understanding and our neurochemical (emotional) responses are like three dimensional coordinates that can take our awareness to the exact location at source, of the information, person or thing that matches our search query. AI is a poor substitute for source, but is intended to be exactly that. AI is intended to be a substitute for God and a replacement for source.

When sufficient understanding and emotional connection is developed to identify the ‘metaphysical postal code’, we connect with the ‘unique frequency’ of the matching source. It is at this point that our mind will connect and we begin to experience thoughts and ideas that assist us. Everything created by anyone and everyone, currently alive or deceased is recorded in the collective unconscious. Source is the mind of God. It was never created and therefore it cannot perish. It cannot be owned and it cannot be destroyed. Source is a collective understanding of ‘everything’.

It is important to focus. The best way to focus is to exclude visual / auditory stimulus that does not serve us. Some achieve this through isolation. This enables our mind to eliminate all distractions and identify the source location. When our unconscious knows what we need and where to find it, it will begin to connect our awareness with the relevant source information and we will begin to experience ideas and realisations. It is at this point that success is inevitable. In metaphorical terms, it’s like trying to find the culprit in a crime investigation.

If we are looking at different content online and not focussing or concentrating, the culprit is everyone on Earth. This makes the chances of identifying the culprit, highly unlikely. But if we establish it’s a man, we eliminate women. If we then establish that our culprit was French, we now eliminate billions. It is this process of questioning, focussing and contemplation that leads to the connection with source. Some of us are quick learners and some of us are slow learners. What determines the speed at which we make progress is method.

The unconscious needs to understand and its understanding of our need is equal to our understanding. This means that we must do the work. We must learn the terms. We must be clear on what our goals are. And perhaps the most important obligation is to live a life of integrity. If we are liars and cheats, we sever our connection with the source of our goal and connect with the source of our dishonesty. The source of our dishonesty is a demonic realm. The contents of our mind reveal the location of where we ‘now’ reside at source.

When we have sufficient understanding to establish exactly what we are seeking to achieve, our mind will locate the post code (metaphorical) of this information within the collective unconscious. When our awareness resides there, we can go in any direction because this information is connected to greater understanding. There are no limits to this greater understanding. God is the greater understanding that exists beyond all understanding. When we are connected to the source of our understanding, our understanding will grow exponentially.