Consciousness
Posted: Thu Feb 15, 2024 9:51 am
The expansion of Consciousness, AI and what God really is
HS:
Can technology... will it ever... it's, it's... technology as itself seeming to get
smarter and smarter and smarter and smarter. Can... is technology
evolving to the point, where it actually can be conscious itself?
Abe:
Consciousness is expanding. Your question indicates an unintentional
limitation that you're placing on consciousness.
In other words, if you call technology consciousness, because every thought
that's ever been thought still exists.
And so, can technology expand beyond human intention? YEAH.
Just like the earth spins in its orbit, beyond human awareness.
So, in the same way that your earth is spinning in its orbit in ways that men
can barely even describe, let alone comprehend or accomplish,
technology has the attention of source upon. (...)
There is a momentum!
There is a momentum that has always been and will always be, and
humans are not the only thinkers about the well-being of this planet.
So, source takes the contrast that humans are living, and those geniuses
who are involved in technology are putting all kinds of things into a vortex,
that they are not yet reaping the benefit of.
Because they're asking for things not imagined, and they're asking for things
not understood, and they're asking for things that they're vibrationally
not up to speed with, but source is vibrationally up to speed with them,
and focused upon them. And when those breakthroughs happen, when every
now and again a Steve Jobs or somebody like him, who has the ability to stay
general enough to believe in the process -even though he doesn't have the details
of it, he creates an a nucleus or an environment that is supportive of that
motion forward.
And then, source, through the path of least resistance finds an outlet for you to
experience the benefit of your collective desires. So what you're really talking
about here, is:
Is there a vortex of collective desires,
that's bigger than any one of our ability to imagine it?
We say: Yeah! That's what man wants to call God.
Abraham Hicks, from the youtube clip:
Abraham Hicks - Technology Evolving To Consciousness
HS:
Can technology... will it ever... it's, it's... technology as itself seeming to get
smarter and smarter and smarter and smarter. Can... is technology
evolving to the point, where it actually can be conscious itself?
Abe:
Consciousness is expanding. Your question indicates an unintentional
limitation that you're placing on consciousness.
In other words, if you call technology consciousness, because every thought
that's ever been thought still exists.
And so, can technology expand beyond human intention? YEAH.
Just like the earth spins in its orbit, beyond human awareness.
So, in the same way that your earth is spinning in its orbit in ways that men
can barely even describe, let alone comprehend or accomplish,
technology has the attention of source upon. (...)
There is a momentum!
There is a momentum that has always been and will always be, and
humans are not the only thinkers about the well-being of this planet.
So, source takes the contrast that humans are living, and those geniuses
who are involved in technology are putting all kinds of things into a vortex,
that they are not yet reaping the benefit of.
Because they're asking for things not imagined, and they're asking for things
not understood, and they're asking for things that they're vibrationally
not up to speed with, but source is vibrationally up to speed with them,
and focused upon them. And when those breakthroughs happen, when every
now and again a Steve Jobs or somebody like him, who has the ability to stay
general enough to believe in the process -even though he doesn't have the details
of it, he creates an a nucleus or an environment that is supportive of that
motion forward.
And then, source, through the path of least resistance finds an outlet for you to
experience the benefit of your collective desires. So what you're really talking
about here, is:
Is there a vortex of collective desires,
that's bigger than any one of our ability to imagine it?
We say: Yeah! That's what man wants to call God.
Abraham Hicks, from the youtube clip:
Abraham Hicks - Technology Evolving To Consciousness
