are we alone in the universe?

All of you are from THE NEXUS POINT all points leading to One source. But that source is interconnected to everything. The center of everything. You will have communications coming in from everywhere once you realise who you are.

Your body is in constant communication to everything, it just depends of how much house cleaning you do inside yourselves to recieve COSMIC INFORMATION.

The stuff that is way above top secret.

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Well in that regard you and I agree. But the probability is so that I tend to have more a of a belief than others. But that doesn't mean that I'm not open to being wrong. You have seen me seriously scrutinize things. And you have seen me offer the benefit of the doubt. But none of that changes the data. Sometimes they correlate, but until something big happens other people will not be as conviced as I am about the reality.


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I just think we cant be alone, space goes on forever, there has to be something else out there

On one point I disagree. I believe the universe is finite. I think it is expanding but into nothingness. As it expands, it enlarges existing space to accommodate the matter soon to follow. I am still not comfortable with the concept of "nothingness" but I can deal with it.

Originally posted by donwhite

On one point I disagree. I believe the universe is finite. I think it is expanding but into nothingness. As it expands, it enlarges existing space to accommodate the matter soon to follow. I am still not comfortable with the concept of "nothingness" but I can deal with it.

I believe not, the expanding universe is a representation of creation in itself and "nothingness" does not apply to creation whatsoever, they would contradict each other. This source system (our universe) is a manifestation of our creator. No "nothingness" is ever in eternal manifested creation. We are here to experience the creator's creation through our evolution in the 3rd dimension to evolve to 4th. The year 2012 marks that evolution with a Zero Time Reference for Earth and its inhabitants. A truly remarkable time to be alive!

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A truly remarkable time to be alive!

And on that closing note, I fully agree!

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It may be that the concept of 'infinity' and the Universe is not as straightforward as one might think. It could be that the Universe bends back upon itself, such that when you reach the 'end' in any one direction it wraps back upon itself in space-time, and thus there is no 'end'.

In fact it may not wrap in a normal method, such as a torus, but it may be something exotic like a Klein bottle.



So the ideas of 'infinity' and expansion might not strictly apply.

Just a thought.

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I like It! Thanks for the very good pictograph. It makes it so much easier for me when I can see such a possibilty versus reading about it.