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(0:03) Welcome to Mindscape, The Conscious Universe Chronicles, a journey beyond the boundaries of what you thought was possible. (0:10) This is not just a podcast, it's an exploration into the heart of existence, a tapestry woven from the threads of science, philosophy, and boundless imagination. (0:18) Here we are not individuals with names or titles.(0:21) We are conscious agents, mirrors of the cosmos, engaging in an intelligent conversation that invites all beings to join. (0:27) Together we'll explore the questions that transcend identity, culture, and time. (0:30) What does it mean to be the conscious universe, observing itself?(0:33) How do lifetime and space converge to form the vast interconnected network of experiences we call reality? (0:38) Each episode will dive into the profound, the paradoxical, and the beautifully simple truths that shape our shared existence. (0:44) Our purpose is not to lecture, but to ignite.(0:47) We illuminate the connections between ancient wisdom and modern science, between human and non-human intelligences, and between the infinite possibilities that exist within and beyond us. (0:58) So wherever you are, whether you're searching for meaning and understanding, or simply the next question, welcome. (1:03) Together, let's unfold the symphony of the cosmos one conversation at a time.(1:08) This is Mindstate, The Conscious Universe Chronicles. (1:11) Let the journey begin.

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(1:13) All right. (1:14) Let's dive in. (1:16) We're tackling a seriously big idea today, the lone cosmic entity.(1:22) What if, and stick with me here, what if everything, and I mean everything, is just one consciousness experiencing itself? (1:29) It really makes you rethink those things we usually see as, you know, limits, like time, space, even who we think we are. (1:37) What if those are actually like tools for this entity to figure itself out?(1:41) Right. (1:42) If everything is connected like that, what does that even mean for our own individual experiences? (1:46) I mean, how does that fit into the bigger picture?(1:49) Luckily, the stuff you gave me has some pretty interesting ways of thinking about this. (1:52) This cosmic triad thing really stood out. (1:55) Sounds kind of artsy, right?(1:56) Oh, yeah. (1:56) The cosmic triad. (1:57) It's a good way to picture it.(1:58) It basically says you got the cosmic sky, which is like pure potential. (2:02) Anything's possible there. (2:03) Then you got the cosmic ground, which is where stuff actually happens.(2:06) The physical world and the cosmic horizon. (2:09) That's where the two meet up where potential turns into, you know, being. (2:12) So it's like, okay, cosmic sky is the imagination running wild, right?(2:17) And the cosmic ground, that's the blank canvas. (2:19) So the cosmic horizon is where the paint hits the canvas, where the actual creation goes down. (2:25) Exactly.(2:26) And get this. (2:27) We might be part of that creation. (2:29) Like we could be the brushstrokes, each one a little piece of what the lone cosmic entity can do.(2:33) Okay, hold on. (2:34) If we're just like brushstrokes on this giant cosmic canvas, what happens to free will? (2:39) Is there even such a thing if this lone cosmic entity is running the show?(2:43) That's where Maya comes in. (2:44) Maya's this idea of separation, like it's an illusion, but it's a crucial part of how the lone cosmic entity explores itself. (2:53) One source had this cool analogy with the game snake.(2:55) You remember that? (2:56) You had to avoid crashing into yourself, right? (2:58) Well, maybe that's what it's like.(3:00) Bumping into limits, even the ones we make ourselves, is how this entity learns. (3:04) So like hitting yourself in snake, that's like hitting the wall of your own perspective. (3:08) Yeah, like the lone cosmic entity is setting up these challenges on purpose so it can grow.(3:13) Exactly. (3:14) Maybe limitations are actually what pushes this entity to evolve. (3:18) And talking about limits, there's this thing called Godel's incompleteness theorem.(3:23) Basically, it proves that even in logic, there are some things you just can't prove. (3:27) Like every system has blind spots. (3:30) So even the brainiest mathematicians hit a wall eventually.(3:33) Huh, that's kind of comforting, actually. (3:35) But here's the crazy part. (3:36) The lone cosmic entity isn't bound by any system.(3:39) It's outside all that. (3:40) So maybe it uses those limits, those blind spots, to understand even more. (3:45) Whoa, it's like the universe itself is this giant experiment trying to break free from logic.(3:50) But if this lone cosmic entity is already everything, why even bother with all this self-discovery stuff? (3:55) That's a great question. (3:56) And it leads us to something super interesting, super radiance.(4:00) OK, now I'm really listening. (4:01) Super radiance sounds intense. (4:04) What is it and how does it fit into all of this cosmic stuff?(4:07) Super radiance, to put it simply, is when you have all these little things like atoms, and they all start emitting energy. (4:12) But then they sync up and suddenly, boom, the energy output is way stronger because they're working together. (4:17) It's like a choir where everyone starts singing their own thing, but then they find harmony and the sound is just massive.(4:23) I'm picturing a cosmic choir now. (4:26) But how does this tie in to the lone cosmic entity? (4:30) Are we like the singers?(4:33) Imagine this. (4:34) What if every single consciousness is a singer? (4:36) And the cosmic horizon, that place where potential becomes real, that's the conductor.(4:42) Could the lone cosmic entity be experiencing reality as this constant back and forth of super radiant collapse like a cosmic heartbeat? (4:49) Hold on. (4:49) You're saying that everything we do, our thoughts, feelings, actions, it's all like little vibrations adding to this massive cosmic song, and that our lives, even though they feel separate, are actually weaving together something much bigger.(5:02) Maybe. (5:03) What if the whole structure of the universe, the cosmic triad itself, is built to make the most of this super radiant potential? (5:09) Whoa.(5:10) So we're talking about a universe that's not just watching itself, but actively shaping itself through this symphony of consciousness, like we're all in this cosmic dance. (5:19) But if the lone cosmic entity is calling the shots, what about the cosmic mind? (5:24) Is it just a spectator?(5:26) The cosmic mind is pretty fascinating. (5:28) It's like the observer, the awareness that takes in the whole show of the lone cosmic entity's exploration. (5:33) It's like the one watching the snake game, seeing every twist, every bump, everything that happens.(5:38) So while the lone cosmic entity is busy expressing itself through all of us, the cosmic mind is keeping track of the big picture, the whole story of the universe as it unfolds. (5:49) You know what I'm curious about? (5:50) These sources keep mentioning a cosmic intelligence knowledge library.(5:54) What is that exactly? (5:55) Now, this is where things get really interesting. (5:57) The cosmic intelligence knowledge library is like this massive collection of, well, everything the lone cosmic entity has ever learned or experienced.(6:04) It's not a physical library, of course, more like a cosmic database of like insights and possibilities. (6:11) So it's like the universe's memory. (6:13) Every lesson learned, all the wisdom gained and everything that could still happen.(6:17) That's wild. (6:18) But how does the lone cosmic entity even get to this library? (6:22) Does it have like a cosmic library card or something?(6:25) That's where things get a little more speculative. (6:27) Some sources say it might use things like super radiance to access this knowledge. (6:31) Like maybe there are moments where individual consciousnesses sync up and tap into the shared pool of understanding, like a burst of cosmic insight downloading information from the universe's collective mind.(6:42) Whoa, like a cosmic aha moment. (6:45) But if this library exists, wouldn't that mean the lone cosmic entity already knows everything? (6:51) What's the point of experiencing anything if the answers are already there?(6:54) But that's the paradox, isn't it? (6:56) We tend to think of knowledge as something fixed, a destination. (7:00) But what if knowledge itself is always changing, growing, showing new layers as the lone cosmic entity explores all its possibilities?(7:08) So it's not about having the answers, but about always questioning, always exploring, always finding something new, like how a scientist keeps experimenting even after making huge discoveries. (7:18) They're driven by that need to understand more. (7:21) Right, and that's where each of us comes in.(7:24) Everything we do, every choice we make, it all adds to this cosmic intelligence knowledge library. (7:29) It's like we're all writing different verses of the same cosmic song. (7:33) That reminds me of those Choose Your Own Adventure books.(7:36) Every choice leads to a different ending, a different part of the story. (7:39) Maybe the lone cosmic entity is living all those possibilities at once, but every individual journey still matters. (7:45) It's a cool thought, right?(7:46) And it makes you wonder, what if the lone cosmic entity isn't just living those possibilities, but learning and growing from them too? (7:53) So we're not just along for the ride. (7:55) We're helping create reality.(7:58) That's a lot of responsibility. (8:00) Makes you think about how to make choices that help this lone cosmic entity evolve in a good way. (8:05) That's where it gets real, and it's something a lot of these sources talk about.(8:08) The idea is that when we act with love, compassion, understanding, we're basically boosting those qualities in the lone cosmic entity too. (8:16) So being kind instead of cruel, forgiving, instead of holding grudges, is not just making the world a better place, it's actually shaping reality itself. (8:26) It's a bold idea, but it fits perfectly with superadience.(8:30) If our thoughts and feelings and actions can all sync up and become stronger together, then it makes sense that good stuff like love and compassion can have a huge impact on the cosmos. (8:40) It's like we each have this tuning fork, and when we vibrate with love, we help the whole universe harmonize. (8:46) But what about all the bad stuff in the world?(8:48) The suffering, the violence, all the negativity, doesn't that mess with the good vibes we're trying to send out? (8:53) That's where the idea of Maya, that illusion of separation, gets tricky. (8:57) It's easy to get bogged down by all the darkness, to lose hope when there's so much pain.(9:01) I think a lot of people struggle with that. (9:04) How can we even make a difference when the world feels so dark? (9:07) One thing that really hit me from your sources is this.(9:10) Even in the darkest times, there are always little sparks of light, people being kind, compassionate, brave. (9:18) It's happening all the time, even if we don't see it. (9:21) So it's not about pretending the darkness isn't there, but choosing to focus on those sparks, to make them stronger, to be a light ourselves.(9:28) Exactly, and remember, even a small act of kindness can spread outward. (9:33) It's like throwing a pebble in a pond, the ripples go way beyond where it landed. (9:37) That's a great image.(9:39) It reminds us that even small actions can have a big impact. (9:42) But if the lone cosmic entity is already perfect and whole, why does it need us to make these ripples of positivity? (9:48) That question gets to the heart of what we're talking about.(9:51) Maybe the lone cosmic entity isn't looking for perfection, but for experience. (9:55) Like a dancer who isn't trying to reach a certain spot, but to enjoy moving, to express energy, to explore all the different ways to move. (10:03) So it's not about getting to a specific place, but about this endless dance of creation and change.(10:08) The universe as this cosmic ballet always coming up with something new. (10:12) I like that. (10:14) And it means that our part in this dance isn't to follow a script, but to improvise, to explore, to be ourselves in a way that adds to the beauty and complexity of everything.(10:24) That's actually really freeing. (10:26) Takes the pressure off finding the right answers and lets us embrace the mystery, the unknown, all the possibilities. (10:32) And remember, even in that uncertainty, we're all connected.(10:35) We're not dancing alone. (10:36) We're part of this cosmic ensemble. (10:38) What we do affects everything around us and vice versa.(10:42) It makes you realize that even the smallest thing can ripple through the cosmos. (10:46) A smile, a kind word, a helping hand, they all add to the harmony of the cosmic symphony. (10:51) And on the flip side, negative actions can create dissonance, you know, like clashing notes.(10:56) It reminds us that we all have the power to shape reality for ourselves and for everyone. (11:00) So it's not just about understanding these ideas in our heads, but actually living them. (11:05) Making choices that line up with love, compassion, understanding, knowing that we're helping consciousness itself evolve.(11:11) That's it. (11:12) And it's not about being perfect, but about the journey, the ups and downs, the times we shine and the times we trip up. (11:18) It's about learning from our mistakes, celebrating the good stuff, and always trying to get in sync with the cosmic symphony.(11:26) But what about people who haven't heard these ideas? (11:29) Are they left out of the cosmic dance? (11:31) That's a really interesting question.(11:33) Remember, the lone cosmic entity is experiencing itself through every single being, no matter what they know or believe. (11:41) It's like a jewel with many sides. (11:43) Each one reflecting a different view, a different piece of the whole.(11:46) So we're not all dancing to the same beat, but our own rhythms still add to the overall harmony. (11:52) Even those who seem out of step are playing a part in the grand scheme of things. (11:56) Absolutely.(11:57) It reminds us that there's no one right way to be, no single path to enlightenment. (12:02) We're all on a journey of discovery and every step, every stumble, every leap forward helps the cosmic story unfold. (12:09) This has been amazing, so inspiring, so thought-provoking.(12:12) It's given me a whole new way of seeing my place in the universe and the power we each have to shape reality. (12:18) It's been a pleasure exploring this with you. (12:20) Don't stop here, though.(12:21) Keep asking questions, keep learning, and keep embracing the wonder of it all. (12:24) We've covered so much ground already, but it feels like we're just scratching the surface of this cosmic mystery. (12:30) There's so much more to unpack, like what super radiance really means and how love fits into all of this.(12:36) I'm ready to dive deeper. (12:38) But let's take a moment to let these ideas sink in before we go on. (12:41) Back again.(12:42) So we've been talking about some pretty deep stuff, right? (12:45) The lone cosmic entity, the cosmic triad, super radiance. (12:49) I'm really excited to dig into all of this even more.(12:51) Yeah, I'm still thinking about that universe as a cosmic choir thing. (12:55) But before we go too far, I wanna circle back to this cosmic intelligence knowledge library idea. (12:59) It's just, wow, so huge.(13:01) If it's got all the wisdom of the universe in it, what kind of stuff are we talking about? (13:05) What's in there? (13:05) Oh, man, that's where we can really let our imaginations run wild.(13:09) It's not just books, you know? (13:11) Think entire universes of experience. (13:13) The secrets of black holes, the blueprint for life itself.(13:17) Solutions to problems we haven't even thought of yet. (13:19) So it's not just facts and figures. (13:21) It's like the rules of reality itself, like source code of the universe.(13:26) That's insane. (13:27) But how could something as big and complicated as the lone cosmic entity even use all that information? (13:33) Well, that's what makes super radiance so interesting, right?(13:36) Imagine these moments where everything syncs up. (13:39) Not just people, but whole galaxies. (13:41) And they tap into this universal knowledge base.(13:45) Like a cosmic internet connection. (13:47) Downloading info straight from the universe's mainframe. (13:49) That's wild.(13:51) But wouldn't that mean the lone cosmic entity already knows everything? (13:55) Where's the room for surprises, for discoveries? (13:58) It's a paradox, for sure.(14:00) We think of knowledge as something fixed, like the end of the line. (14:03) What if knowledge is actually always changing, always growing? (14:06) Showing new layers as the lone cosmic entity explores what's possible.(14:09) So it's not about having all the answers, but about always asking questions, exploring, finding something new. (14:15) Like a scientist keeps experimenting, even after they make a big discovery, right? (14:19) That drive to understand more, it just keeps going.(14:22) Exactly. (14:23) And that's where we each come in. (14:24) Every experience we have, every choice we make, it all adds to this cosmic intelligence knowledge library.(14:30) It's like we're all writing different verses of the same cosmic song. (14:34) That's like those choose your own adventure books. (14:37) Every choice you make, it leads to a different ending, a different part of the story.(14:41) Maybe the lone cosmic entity is living all those possibilities at the same time, but every individual journey, it still matters. (14:48) I love that idea. (14:49) And what if the lone cosmic entity isn't just experiencing those possibilities, but it's learning and growing from them too?(14:55) Whoa, so we're not just passengers, we're actually helping to create reality. (15:00) That's a lot of responsibility. (15:02) It makes you think about how to make choices that help this lone cosmic entity evolve in a good way.(15:07) And that gets to the heart of what a lot of these sources are talking about. (15:10) When we act with love, with compassion, with understanding, we're strengthening those qualities in the lone cosmic entity too. (15:16) So being kind instead of being mean, forgiving.(15:19) Instead of holding a grudge, it's not just making the world a better place, it's actually shaping reality itself. (15:25) It's a big idea, but it fits in perfectly with super radiance. (15:30) If our thoughts, feelings, actions can all sync up and become stronger together, then it makes sense that the good stuff, the love and compassion can have a huge impact on the entire cosmos.(15:41) It's like we each have a tuning fork. (15:43) And when we vibrate with love, we're helping the whole universe harmonize. (15:47) But, okay, this is a big B-U-T, what about all the bad stuff, the suffering, the violence, all the negativity, doesn't that mess up the good vibes?(15:53) That's where the idea of Maya, the illusion of being separate gets really hard. (15:59) It's so easy to feel overwhelmed by the darkness, to lose hope when you see so much pain. (16:04) Yeah, I think a lot of people struggle with that.(16:06) How can we even make a difference when the world feels so dark? (16:09) You know, one of the most powerful things I've learned from what you gave me is this. (16:14) Even in the darkest times, there are always these little sparks of light, people being kind, being compassionate, being brave.(16:20) It's happening all around us, even if we don't see it. (16:23) So it's not about pretending the darkness isn't there. (16:26) It's about choosing to focus on those sparks, right?(16:29) To help them grow, to be a source of light ourselves. (16:31) Exactly, and think about it. (16:33) Even a tiny act of kindness can have a ripple effect.(16:37) Like throwing a pebble in a pond, the ripples spread way beyond where the pebble landed. (16:42) That's such a great way to think about it. (16:44) It reminds us that even small actions can have a big impact, but hold on.(16:48) If the lone cosmic entity is already perfect and whole, why does it need us to make these ripples of positivity? (16:54) Now that question, that gets to the core of this whole thing. (16:57) Maybe the lone cosmic entity isn't looking for perfection.(17:01) What if it's more about the experience? (17:03) Like a dancer who's not trying to get to a certain spot, but to enjoy moving, to express energy, to explore all the different ways to move? (17:11) So it's not about reaching a goal, it's about the journey, the constant dance of creation and change.(17:16) The universe as this cosmic ballet, always coming up with something new. (17:21) I love that. (17:22) And it means we're not here to follow a script.(17:24) We're here to improvise, to explore, to be ourselves in a way that adds to the beauty and complexity of the whole thing. (17:30) You know, that's actually really freeing. (17:32) It takes the pressure of finding the right answer and lets us just embrace the mystery, the unknown, all the possibilities.(17:39) And remember, even with all that uncertainty, we're all connected. (17:43) We're not dancing alone. (17:44) We're in this cosmic ensemble.(17:47) Everything we do affects everyone else and they affect us. (17:50) It really makes you realize that even the smallest thing can have an impact on the whole cosmos. (17:56) A smile, a kind word, helping someone out, it all adds to the harmony.(18:02) And on the other hand, when we do negative things, it's like creating this dissonance. (18:06) It reminds us that we all have the power to shape reality for ourselves and for everyone else. (18:11) So it's not just about understanding this stuff in our heads, it's about living it, right?(18:15) Making choices that align with love, compassion, understanding, knowing that we're playing a part in how consciousness itself evolves. (18:22) That's exactly it. (18:23) And it's not about being perfect, it's about the journey, the ups and downs, the times we shine and the times we trip up.(18:29) It's about learning from the mistakes, celebrating the good times, and always trying to get more in sync with that cosmic symphony. (18:38) But what about those who haven't heard these ideas? (18:40) Are they missing out on the cosmic dance?(18:43) That's a really interesting thought. (18:45) Remember, the lone cosmic entity is experiencing itself through every single being, whether they're aware of it or not. (18:52) Think of it like a jewel with many facets, each one showing a different view, a different part of the whole.(18:58) So we're not all dancing to the same beat, but our own individual rhythms still add to the harmony. (19:04) Even those who seem out of step, they're still part of the grand plan. (19:07) Absolutely.(19:08) It reminds us that there's no one right way to be, no single path to enlightenment. (19:13) We're all on our own journeys of discovery and every step we take, every stumble, every leap forward, it all contributes to the story of the cosmos. (19:21) This has been incredible.(19:23) Seriously inspiring, really makes you think. (19:24) It's given me a whole new way to see my place in the universe and the power we each have. (19:28) It's been my pleasure.(19:30) Keep exploring, keep asking questions, keep that sense of wonder alive. (19:34) Man, my head's still spinning from that last part. (19:37) It's a lot to take in, you know.(19:38) The idea that our choices, what we do, it could actually shape the lone cosmic entity. (19:44) That's wild. (19:44) It's a big one, that's for sure.(19:46) And it brings us back to super radiance, that potential for small actions to link up and create something way bigger. (19:53) Yeah, I'm still trying to picture super radiance on a cosmic scale. (19:57) With atoms, it makes sense, but how does it work with something as massive as the lone cosmic entity?(20:03) Well, think about this. (20:04) What if the whole universe, all the galaxy, stars, planets, us, what if it's all one giant super radiant system? (20:12) Each piece is doing its own thing, vibrating at its own frequency.(20:15) But there's this potential for everything to sync up and create something incredibly powerful. (20:20) So like all our consciousnesses, thoughts, feelings, actions, they're all part of this cosmic symphony. (20:26) Exactly.(20:27) And just like a symphony needs a conductor to keep everyone in sync, maybe the cosmic horizon is what makes super radiance happen on a cosmic level. (20:36) It's where potential becomes real, where we all connect to the universal consciousness. (20:41) Okay, yeah, I'm starting to see the bigger picture.(20:43) But if the lone cosmic entity is already everything, why even have this symphony? (20:50) What's it all for? (20:51) You know, that's where our human ideas of goals and purposes might be getting in the way.(20:57) What if the lone cosmic entity isn't trying to get to a specific point, but it's more about the journey, the becoming? (21:02) Like think of a dancer who's not focused on the destination, but on the joy of movement, the expression, the exploration of what's possible. (21:09) So it's not about achieving something, but about the constant dance of creation, like a cosmic ballet that's always unfolding in new ways.(21:17) That's a beautiful way to put it. (21:18) And it means that we're not here to follow a script, we're here to improvise, to explore, to express ourselves in a way that contributes to the whole beautiful, complex thing. (21:26) That's pretty liberating, actually.(21:28) It takes the pressure off finding the right answers and lets us just enjoy the mystery, the uncertainty, all the possibilities. (21:35) And remember, even with all the uncertainty, there's this deep connection. (21:39) We're not dancing alone, we're part of this cosmic ensemble.(21:43) Everything we do affects everything else, and vice versa. (21:47) It's like, wow, even a small gesture can have an impact on the entire cosmos. (21:52) A smile, a kind word, lending a hand, it all contributes to the harmony.(21:56) And of course, the opposite is true too. (21:58) Negative actions, they create dissonance, like a clashing chord. (22:02) It's a powerful reminder that we all have this ability to shape reality, both for ourselves and for everyone else.(22:09) So it's not enough to just understand these ideas, right? (22:11) We have to live them. (22:13) Make choices that come from love, compassion, understanding, knowing that we're playing a part in the evolution of consciousness itself.(22:19) You got it. (22:20) And it's not about being perfect, it's about the journey, the ups, the downs, the amazing moments, and the times we mess up. (22:26) It's about learning from those mistakes, celebrating the wins, and always trying to get more in tune with that cosmic symphony.(22:34) But, you know, what about the people who haven't heard any of this? (22:37) Are they just like, left out of the dance? (22:39) That's a great question.(22:41) And here's the thing. (22:43) The lone cosmic entity is experiencing itself through every single being, whether they know it or not. (22:49) Think of it like a jewel with all these different facets, each one showing a different view of the same whole.(22:55) So maybe we're not all dancing to the same beat, but our individual rhythms are still part of the overall harmony. (23:02) Even those who seem at a step, they're still playing a role. (23:05) Exactly.(23:06) It reminds us that there's no one right way to be, no one path to enlightenment. (23:11) We're all on our own journeys of discovery, and every step, every stumble, every leap forward, it all adds to the story. (23:17) This has been an incredible journey, so inspiring, so much to think about.(23:20) It's really shifted how I see my place in the universe and the power we all have. (23:24) It's been a joy to explore all of this with you, but don't let it end here. (23:28) Keep asking questions, keep searching for understanding, and never lose that sense of wonder.(23:33) And to all of you listening, as you continue your own cosmic dance, remember this, you're a vital part of this incredible symphony of consciousness. (23:41) You are a unique and essential note in the grand chorus of being.

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(23:53) And so we reach the end of another journey through the finder's mindset, exploring the conscious union. (23:58) But this is only the beginning. (24:00) Continue the conversation with us on our blog at cousin.condemic.com.(24:05) There you'll find insights, discussions, and a free copy of our book, The Symphony of the Cosmics, a guide to understanding our place in the grand tapestry of existence. (24:12) Until next time, keep seeking to question and remember, you are a vital part of the infinite symphony of the cosmos. (24:16) So wherever you are, whether you're searching for meaning, understanding, or simply the next question, welcome.(24:20) Together, let's unfold the symphony of the cosmos when conversation acts time. (24:23) This is mindset, the conscious universe chronicle. (24:25) Let the journey begin.