A SIMPLE CHANGE OF MIND
"It is important to realize that in physics today, we have no knowledge of what energy is." - Richard Feynman.
One-is-all is the only truth, and because it is without reference, it is limitless. It is unconditional love, unbroken and entire.
All-as-one, we twisted Love for a moment in time - a point of view gained and lost, a hunger briefly awakened.
That first movement is energy: the positive and the negative, the first breath of separation.
It was the first resistance - appearing and vanishing in less than a blink.
But a whetted appetite returns, and so the resistance repeats; and the more energy it gathers, the less satisfied it becomes, for with each return it feels the ache of loss growing sharper.
From nothing we come and to nothing we return, and in between we swell into a mass of forgetting - singularly born, singularly pained by the widening exodus of all-as-one.
Fear marks the mass, and as the forgetting deepens, chaos rises - the universal body expelling what it must to preserve even the faintest possibility of remembrance.
The world is self-policing through attrition.
All-as-one we scramble to survive - to recall that it was our own hunger, our own greed, that bent us downward into this hell of our making.
The Positive is with us even as we fall, but its perfect response is denied by our refusal to see.
To this day, we have failed to recognize the presence of Love in the world - that it is a hair-breadth away, asking only for a simple change of mind.
“We are not human beings having a spiritual experience; we are spiritual beings having a human experience.” — Pierre Teilhard de Chardin
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The first to name the unity beneath opposites, the hidden harmony, the ever‑living fire.
The sage of the uncarved whole, pointing to the Way that moves 'without moving'.
The philosopher of one substance, dissolving the illusion of separation into a single infinite reality.
Max Planck — Where Is Science Going?
The physicist who saw mind at the root of matter, hinting at the primacy of consciousness.
Nikola Tesla — My Inventions
The visionary who felt the world as vibration, unity, and the subtle currents beneath form.
Richard Feynman — The Feynman Lectures on Physics
The modern voice admitting the mystery at the center: energy known only by its effects, never its essence.
David Bohm — Wholeness and the Implicate Order
The physicist of undivided wholeness, restoring the hidden order beneath fragmentation.
Carl Jung — The Undiscovered Self
The depth psychologist mapping the forgetting, the shadow, and the path back to inner unity.
Pierre Teilhard de Chardin — The Phenomenon of Man
The priest‑scientist who saw evolution bending toward consciousness, convergence, and the return to One.
