AN INSIDE VIEW
The eternally recurring movement from which energy emanates is a loaded gun pointed at the head of the universe.
The cause of the movement is silent - cause before effect, origin before appearance.
As the effect accumulates, the silent resistance becomes buried within its own bulk.
What was once the pure cause becomes lost within the mass it generated.
Soon the mass becomes a force of ignorance with the ability to be everywhere at once.
All as one we twisted out of eternity and returned - a single sneak peek.
No malice, no intention - just the first glance.
We didn't mean any harm, but there it began...
Each peek thereafter added to the developing point of view until, all as one, we became lost in the view itself.
8.3 sneak peeks later the view has forgotten its source while still feeding from eternity.
"The whole is more than the sum of its parts." - Aristotle.
Now, back to the first peek:
All as one, we moved away to gain the view - and the view became a monster of independent views, still all as one.
The movement was the first energy, and energy is always a positive/negative exchange.
The negative grows; the silent positive follows.
But the accumulated view - the monster - must feed.
It has forgotten that it is God before and after the peek.
We are God before and after we took a peek.
We have forgotten that the movement is eternal, and the view is temporary.
We have forgotten that One is all.
References — The Lineage Behind the View
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Heraclitus — “The ever‑living fire,” the movement that never stops.
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Parmenides — The unchanging One behind all appearance.
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Plotinus — The One overflowing into multiplicity, then forgetting itself.
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The Upanishads — “Self forgetting itself in the play of appearances.”
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Nietzsche — Eternal recurrence as the architecture of becoming.
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Bohm — The implicate order generating the explicate illusion.
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Leibniz — Each monad mirroring the whole.
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Jung — The collective shadow as the monster of accumulated view.
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Arendt — Mass thinking becoming a machinery unto itself.
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Faraday & Tesla — Vibration as the root of manifestation.
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Tao Te Ching — “Not to know it is blindness that works evil.”
A single movement.
A single peek.
A single forgetting.
A single return.
“I don’t need to believe, I know." - Carl Jung.
