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[ Picture ] Book by Westley Heine offers a rich, interwoven narrative that spans multiple settings, characters and philosophical musings. The book explores themes such as dreams, identity, morality and existential choices. Here’s a summary of its key elements: Mort and Agnes’ Life: The narrative begins with a seemingly mundane day in the life of Mort and Agnes, featuring simple pleasures such as cooking, reading and walking their dog, White Devil. Their quiet routine hints at the way people cope with external chaos by finding comfort in small routines. Dreams and Personal Choices: A reflection on how people’s dreams shape their lives. It suggests that not everyone desires the same things—freedom, power or tradition—driving a philosophical discourse on individuality. This section introduces the concept of “dream wars” and […]
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- Jason Page
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The Eternal Moment of Infinite Reconciliation
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Thesis: In the realm of metaphysical speculation, I propose a theory where the moment is not only the singular point of existence but also the conduit through which all temporal and spatial realities intertwine. This moment, as the sole existence is perpetually influenced by changes from the future, leading to phenomena like the Mandela Effect, while simultaneously existing in a multiverse of infinite possibilities. Here, solipsism (the philosophical idea that only one’s own mind is sure to exist) extends to suggest that all realities are but projections of a singular consciousness and purgatory is understood as the state of perpetual becoming where past, present and future merge into one eternal now. I. The Primacy of the Moment: Existence as Moment: All existence is encapsulated within the moment. […]