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The Third Interview of Dr. Jamisson Neruda
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Sarah: “Okay, give me a second to review my notes… because I want to go back to
something you said earlier. Here it is. You said that everyone defines his or her motion
of being at the causal level. If that’s the case, and assuming that soul is intelligent, why
would any soul choose to be impaired mentally, emotionally, or physically”
Dr. Neruda: “How do you mean that”
Sarah: “Let’s say that soul entered a body, but chose to be closed-minded, stupid, and
generally a blob. Why would an intelligent consciousness choose this and then imprint
it on their DNA so their life is made more difficult, or at least more boring”
Dr. Neruda: “Let me ask you a question. Why would God impose this same condition
on a person”
Sarah: “Ah, but you’re starting with the assumption that God exists.”
Dr. Neruda: “Make this assumption and then answer my question.”
Sarah: “I know what you’re implying, but why would either God or soul impose
these—at least from my point of view—stupid decisions”
Dr. Neruda: “It has to do with complex systems and their inherent rules of
dynamics.”
Sarah: “Could you be a bit more specific”
Dr. Neruda: “In order to expand and ultimately support diverse life forms, the
universe required an incalculably complex system of interrelated principles and rules.
The more complex this system is, the more dynamic are its poles of interaction. Think
of it like an uncut diamond. When you shine a focused beam of light on it in a dark
room, there’s only a muted glow, but if you facet the diamond, making it more
complex, it spreads light in a radiant pattern upon all the walls of the room.
“Complexity works in a similar manner with consciousness, it facets human experience
and spreads the light of consciousness upon all the walls of experience, including
ignorance, stupidity, wickedness, beauty, goodness, and every other possible condition
of human experience. The formless consciousness is not stupid in choosing to
experience something that we might deem difficult or boring. It’s simply
acknowledging that the reality membrane of earth requires it.
“No one can live within this reality membrane and be untouched by the dynamics of
the human experience. No, one’s exempt from difficulties or pain. Does that prove that
every one of us makes stupid decisions No, it only proves that we live within a
complex world… that and nothing more.”
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