Chris Langan - What Is The Purpose Of The Universe ? - CTMU

Music : Clint Mansell - Stay with me

[BloodyBen]

After having a spiritual awakening this year I've realized how on the ball Chris is here. Never understood him till later in my growth journey. Science just isn't ready yet.

[donnied]

Well done Chris what a gem of a Youtube channel I have been led too. For a long time I just knew you as a bouncer with a high IQ. But I think I have known about you for decades and only in the past few years have I heard your intellectual development. I would say there is some overlaps between what I have heard here and in the UFO lore, that these other beings we share this universe with might actually be facilitating this process on earth.

[xdanielz.]

Aside from Chris Langan's exceptional ideas I need whoever's running this chanel's playlist. The background music is so calming and soothing

[Tyrell_Corp]

This is very similar to how Alan Watts viewed the cosmos when he said:

“Everyone of us is an aperture through which the whole cosmos looks out. It’s as if you had a light covered with a black ball. And in this ball are pinholes. And each pinhole is an aperture through which the light comes out. So in that way everyone of us is actually a pinhole through which the fundamental light - that is existence itself – looks out. Only, the game we are playing is not to know this. To be only that little hole which we call me, my ego, my specific John Jones or whatever. If we can maintain at the same time the sense of being this specific John Jones with his role in life and know also underneath it that we are the whole works… you get a very marvelous and agreeable arrangement. It gives one’s life a great sense of joy and exuberance - if you could carry on these two things at once. In other words, if you know all the theories and predicaments of life is a game.”

[CommonSensePhilosophy]

Life is an intelligence/morality test.

[WBell]

So the individual serves as a witness to their own world perspective. Interesting idea, i will have to process the implications further. It also places a much higher emphasis on the importance of faith and who we are within that faith.

[robertrussell]

I was raised in the Christian faith. At age 11, my instructors decided I was more trouble than I was worth so they asked my parents to remove me from the school. Everyday, I would ask them questions about what they taught us about God. The questions I asked were not the type they expected or accepted. I was alone in this world, surrounded by adults that seemed to hold onto childlike fantasies of imaginary friends. That feeling never went away.

I believe there is a creator of the universe, but I don't imagine he is like the God my parents told me of that exists in organized Christianity. This reality could be simulated by a higher power as some sort of scientific simulation. When you look at the magnitude of clusters of stars in galaxies, and then of galaxies themselves, I can see that they were likely not designed individually. I think the creator has a set of formulas, or algorithms that utilize the elements that we are aware of.

Has anyone else lived a similar experience?

[racialconsciousness]

Obviously Langan's perception and articulation are vastly more comprehensive than mine, but I've discussed this subject at fair length in the past as well.

One conclusion that I reached was that *We are Nature's consciousness.*

By nature, Nature is unconscious, because consciousness is the result of the animating source (God, spirit, soul, etc.) interfacing with the material neural network (brain, spine, nervous system, etc.), in the same way that light is the result of electricity (animating source) interfacing with the bulb's filament (material element). *Consciousness is the light produced by the application of spirit to body.*

And so, *Through our eyes Nature takes her first look at herself.*

Through our consciousness of Nature, Nature becomes conscious of herself. And she likes what she sees. Much like a female in front of a mirror, our compulsion to explore and discover every aspect of the universe - from the smallest particles to the largest celestial bodies - is her desire to see more of herself.

[nycgangbanger]

Thank you for this highly inspirational and positive message. Most great ideas are very simple and just need to be broken down to be understood for people to understood them. I like the way Mr. Langan says "parse things out". This is essentially just very calmly and patiently explaining things to people who perhaps just don't understand larger metaphysical ideas/aren't interested in the realm of deep thought (by dissecting language and breaking things down to understand syntax/sentence structure/word origin/what things REALLY mean). Any detractors from Chris' message don't know what they're talking about (he's said nothing logically wrong/ that could in anyway be construed as offensive). People are basically just jealous/envious of people who are on a higher level (i.e. they want what they don't have). The Universe is definitely designed for Good and people do have a specific theic identity within them. As I've grown/learned to differentiate the voices in my head, I've grown more comfortable in my own skin and become able to distinguish between my inner voices that I hear (ex. Jehovah's voice/ my own speaking voice/ conversating telepathically with others).

[KennTollens]

The interactions from the simulation that we are in helps build the realm that we came from.

[Greenmachine]

Nice to hear a reflection of my own thoughts in a different form.

[DrLA-dbkk]

The cosmos is within us. We are made of star-stuff. We are a way for the universe to know itself. - Carl Sagan

[krinuca]

Totally loving the ost and scenes chosen for this video (movie The Fountain, a masterpiece).

[ordinary]

Even if you disagree with the man, you have to admit his work is brilliant.

[edmondedwards]

I see the universe as evolving intelligence to the point that organic beings within it can explain how the universe itself came into being, as it is not obvious that the universe would know such information, having being built from "bits" of information incapable of any memory of that primal era of development. A baby left on a doorstep doesn't know his parentage, someone must do the research and tell it. Sentient life is that researcher, and the universe is that baby.

[chrisluzecki]

He's right but there's more to it than that. God sees us become selfish in the spiritual world and knows when we want to experience relationships outside of complete knowledge and bliss. Our ignorance is born from being in this body and the challenges we face cannot be overcome or learned unless in this state. Ultimately He is the enjoyer who witnesses these developments and we trick ourselves by being convinced it's all about us. It's our own selfishness which brings us here and the lesson is to reunite with Him through complete understanding, but we remain selfish and the pattern continues. God's playground for His pets. You are living in His Energy. The evolution continues. Limitations occur in the material world but cannot be experienced unless within it. What is your end game ?

[cyu]

The God self-evolving concept makes me view history and biographies differently now... I wish you’d do a video on any well documented historical event and breakdown the telic factors that had to occur in order for it to happen.

[agnusplum]

This reminds me of Hebrews Chapter 4, except that there the author gives us more clarity about God’s love and empathy for us.

[JosephCable-cd]

What is the purpose of the universe and everything in it?
Simple Understanding: To Glorify God through Jesus Christ

[lw]

Does anyone know where I can get a hard copy of CTMU book?