Godflix
Playing together is more fun | 100 Days of Wonder #13
You see all.
You know all.
You can do all.
But you’re bored, being so alone.
So you devise a plan. Something so simple for you, as this all-powerful being, that you’re surprised you didn’t think of this earlier…
You transform a part of yourself into a universe with rules that will, without a doubt, cause consciousness to emerge.
But since you temporarily discarded a part of yourself, you have no idea—you have forgotten, really—what will arise. So with excitement, you watch what’s gonna happen, hoping it’s the best show on this self-made Godflix you’ve ever seen.
The series starts with a bang: a flash of energy expanding faster than the light that comes with it.
As the flashy scene starts to calm down, beautiful cosmic structures and causal patterns emerge from the mathematical rules that started it.
You nod to yourself, “pretty good show so far.”
But then the tension in the Godflix series starts to slow down a bit too much. There are galaxies colliding and black holes forming, yes, but it’s a lot of the same thing. You wonder, “did I put in the right rules?”
Right at that moment, something attracts your attention.
You shift your consciousness around toward this magnificent structure, “Laniakea,” the subtitles say.
There’s something there; you feel it!
With your hyperfocus, you instantly travel to a milky white galaxy, seeing a young sun with a dark blue marble circling it.
You’re so close now; you know this feeling, this spark. It’s the spark of consciousness, vibrating ever so slightly with you.
“A cell!” you remark with excitement. “Let’s keep watching this series for a bit longer; maybe Godflix isn’t so bad after all,” you decide.
Before you know it, this single cell makes friends. And enemies. As you binge-watch the series, it’s getting more and more enjoyable. Life, death, light, darkness, “so compelling, this play!”
But then a very peculiar thing happens… you faintly hear your name called out by an oddly familiar voice.
A funny bipedal creature—you’ve seen their kind expanding like no other creature on this planet—sits atop a mountain, seemingly alone. Still, he’s calling out for you by your True name, the name only you know!
As you respond, smiling with a glow of love and compassion, you find that the creature is part of you. He is you!
As one, you realize you found each other—you found yourself—and are grateful for just being here, together.
Hope you liked this, you divine being you! 😘
Jibran