THE COLLECTIVE WILL — everywhere at once
Information succeeds itself. Just as one does not return to first grade after the tenth, humanity cannot remain loyal to outdated understandings once new information arrives.
Isaac Newton glimpsed the universe as a particle disappearing.
Mileva Marić provided the mathematics that made the insight coherent.
Max Planck measured the particle and revealed the universe as its pulse.
Nikola Tesla harnessed that pulse and formalized alternating current.
The pulse began when, all‑as‑one, we twisted from Eternity—recoiling, returning, and returning again and again until the resistance is reconciled to its origin.
All‑as‑one, we are this resistance. And all‑as‑one we generate minions of our own - maintained in ignorance by the collective thought that is everywhere at once.
We are the thinking of thought—one and the same—with a twist.
Thought precedes identity, the collective shapes the self long before the self learns to question it.
Those who do not yet recognize the eternally recurring universe join others for safety, solidifying their positions against those who threaten the consensus. We do not know better, this is the challenge to overcome.
In daily life, few inquire into the well‑established constants of energy. The demon is everywhere, enforcing separation and division in spite of the growing absurdity.
Large religious institutions—such as Islam and Catholicism—become bastions of division as their doctrines entrench. In ignorance of the universe reappearing and disappearing at the speed of gravity.
Only by recognizing the energy hierarchy can we understand the reason for our great deception - the challenge to be overcome.
We are here to become who we already are: God.
Ignorance and fear must be transcended by reason.
Common sense must prevail.
And still, the movement returns — waiting for us to recognize what has been happening all along.
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REFERENCES
Isaac Newton — Philosophiæ Naturalis Principia Mathematica
Foundational articulation of motion, gravity, and the mathematical structure of physical reality.
Mileva Marić — Mathematical foundations of relativity
Her work clarified the disappearing particle and completed the conceptual structure required to understand the pulse.
Albert Einstein — Relativity papers (1905–1915)
His formulations redirected the insight, halting the movement at the speed of light—an obstruction consistent with the collective resistance of the age.
Max Planck — On the Theory of the Energy Distribution Law of the Normal Spectrum (1900)
Introduction of the quantum, establishing energy as discrete and rhythmic—what becomes the pulse.
Nikola Tesla — Experiments With Alternate Currents of High Potential and High Frequency
Demonstration of alternating current, resonance, and the harnessing of oscillatory energy.
David Bohm — Wholeness and the Implicate Order
A unified view of thought, matter, and the undivided whole—precursor to the idea of collective thought.
Heraclitus — Fragments
The recurring universe, the unity of opposites, and the ever‑living fire.
