By Owen Waters | Source

Thoughts on harmonious living, teleportation, and the coming disappearance of our solar system…

In the 1979 sci-fi comedy, The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, the supercomputer Deep Thought was set the task of determining the answer to the ultimate question of Life, the Universe and Everything.

After eons of calculations, Deep Thought solemnly declared that it had reached a conclusion, but the audience of scientists might not like the answer. “It would have been simpler”, Deep Thought continued, “to have known what the actual question was.”

“But,” replied the head scientist, “it was the Question. The Ultimate Question!”

“Yes, but what actually is it?” countered Deep Thought.

“Everything! You know … just EVERYTHING!”

“That’s not a question. Only when you know what the actual question is will you know what the answer means.”

After more prompting, the scientists coaxed Deep Thought into revealing, regardless, whatever answer it had come up with after working on this problem for eons.

“The answer is… Forty-two!”

Since then, after the 1979 book and the two movie versions that followed, the number “42” has become enshrined as the lighthearted answer to any unanswerable question.

Recently, I was reflecting on the original 1981 TV movie with its many comedic elements like Marvin, the genuine people-personality robot (depressive model) who typically ended sentences with, “Isn’t it awful?”

Then, I started wondering what the ultimate question could have been. There was, of course, the one big question that had remained unanswered for several millennia. It was considered the greatest mystery of all time… WHY the universe was created. After all, mystics would reason, if the Absolute is perfect and unchanging in all ways, why would it decide to create a universe where a state of imperfection could be evolved back to a state of perfection it already had?

In these days of The Shift to higher consciousness, many mystical secrets are being revealed to people who are ready. In the year 2007, I was given the answer to this very question when I was visited by an ascended master. The full story of this experience is recounted in my book, Spiritual Metaphysics: Answers to the Great Mysteries of Life, and this is the answer as it was given to me in its concise, all-encompassing form:

“Curiosity was the first seed of action.”

Notice the word seed, as in, that from which everything else grew. Action (or motion) is the third component of the Law of Creation, the one that makes the first two components usable. In order to create the universe as we know it, Infinite Being, stirred by curiosity, divided its consciousness into two complementary aspects – thought and feeling (or yang and yin) – then set them into motion.

A good candidate for another ultimate question might be, “How was the universe created?” What happened next after the Creator aspect of Infinite Being decided to take action and realized that the Law of Creation was the key to creating a universe teeming with life and endless possibilities?

The Details of the Creation of the Universe

When you look at the works of the Creator, you can see that the trinary nature of the Law of Creation (thought plus feeling plus motion) appears and keeps appearing throughout Creation like a cascade of triplication effects. Everywhere you look at the way Creation was designed, there are three-of-everythings.

To create the initial structure of the universe, three areas were necessary – Laws, Levels, and Attributes. That is, Laws or principles by which the universe would run, different Levels of existence through which the adventure of life would evolve, and the Attributes or dimensional properties of matter.

Each one of those three initial areas was morphed into a three by three matrix of nine items, thereby creating nine Laws, nine Levels, and nine Attributes.

The Nine Laws or Principles of the Universe

The Laws are guidelines for consciousness. The most familiar of the nine physical-world laws is the Law of Karma. Another example is the Law of Evolution, which provides a constant desire to travel the path home to Source. Other laws include Unity and Diversity, which explains why acceptance of every person as a unique individual leads to harmonious unity in society.

The Nine Density Levels of the Universe

Of the nine density levels of existence, the physical earth currently exits in upper third density. When the ascension event arrives, it will happen as a solar energy event. This means that all physical planets in the solar system will be energetically upgraded from third density to fourth density. On Ascension Day, as strange as it may seem, if an outside observer is watching this region of third-density space, it will look as though our solar system just disappeared!

The Nine Dimensional Attributes of Matter

The nine dimensional attributes include space, time, and various expressions of energies. It is interesting to note that space is just one of the nine dimensions, even though it has three varieties (length, depth, and height). Time is another single dimension with three varieties. These are: Everyday linear time, experiential time (which varies with frequency of consciousness), and, just to add variety to one’s journey through life, parallel timelines!

Other dimensions include the amount of electric, magnetic, and etheric energies within atomic particles. Perhaps the most interesting dimension is that of Location. This is the attribute that lets an object know where it belongs in the universe. In the future, when we have recorded the subtle signature tones of various locations, we will create teleportation vehicles which, when isolated from the magnetic fabric of space, can change their location energy signatures and then re-materialize at a new location. Instantaneous travel! And, no doubt, this will be a whole lot nicer than airline travel.

So, we now have a more detailed answer to the question, “How was the universe created?” Can we, like Deep Thought, reduce it to a number that challenges the comedic answer, “42”?

We could start by counting the creation of the original three categories – Laws, Levels, and Attributes. Then, add in the nine items within each one. Nine times three categories – that’s twenty-seven – plus the original three from which they were created, for a total count of…

“Thirty!”

Well, at least it answers a real question, and…

The Ultimate Answer is 30, not 42.