Building Blocks of Creation (Ch. 2-3)

Joy Vottus
Jul 1
2 min read

Everything in the Cosmos is made of energy, and when energy vibrates, it produces different frequencies. For example, look at the electromagnetic spectrum—as vibration increases, the wavelength decreases, and when vibration decreases, the wavelength increases. These energy vibrations create light and sound. However, we can only see and hear certain wavelengths within our human perception (see image Ch. 2-3). Likewise, consciousness exists on an infinite continuum of frequency and expression.

Energy can exist as either waves or particles as demonstrated in the “double- slit experiment”. It has electronic and magnetic properties and can have positive, negative, or neutral charges, all of which represent different aspects of Super-Consciousness.

Imagine Super-Consciousness as a computer screen. When the screen is turned “off” (like an unmanifested state), we see nothing, but the screen (Super-Consciousness) is still there. When the screen turns “on” (similar to a manifested state), we see images and videos that feel real. Yet, if we look closely, we realize that the screen is actually made up of tiny pixels. These pixels change colors and brightness at different speeds to create still images or moving pictures.

In a similar way, an atom is commonly recognized in science as the smallest unit of matter. It consists of three main parts: protons (positively charged particles), neutrons (particles with no charge), and electrons (negatively charged particles). These tiny particles are the building blocks of our physical reality. The energy we perceive, whether as waves or particles, is like the images on a computer screen—it’s the screen (Super-Consciousness) that holds these images (waves or particles). Most people only notice the images on the screen, not the screen itself. It’s important to understand that Super-Consciousness does NOT have a definite shape or form, which makes it hard to observe or measure, even with scientific methods.

As mentioned earlier, at the core of all creation lies a simple yet profound principle, much like the binary system of 1 (manifested) and 0 (unmanifested). In digital technology, 1 and 0 are the basic building blocks of information, enabling the complex computing that powers our modern world. But these symbols also have deeper meanings. The “1” represents manifestation, existence, and the tangible aspects of reality—everything that has form and substance. It signifies action, presence, and the driving force of creation. In contrast, the “0” stands for the unmanifested, potential, and the void. It is the space where ideas and possibilities exist (see image Ch. 2-2).

Together, 1 and 0 represent a metaphor for the dynamic relationship between the manifested and the unmanifested, the seen and the unseen, and the material and the spiritual. Even so, they are not separated from each other, just like the images are not separable from the computer screen. Understanding these concepts deepens our comprehension of the nature of consciousness and the principles of creation that shape our world.

(Please note: due to the complexity of the illustrations, they are not included in this article; please refer to the original publication for the complete visuals.)

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