Other Races, Creation and Consciousness

The Reality Consciousness Can Carry

At five years old, we lived in a complete world. It did not feel incomplete. The bedroom was real. Our mother and father occupied enormous places in existence. A particular house might have seemed like the center of the world. Ten dollars could feel like wealth. A year could feel almost immeasurable.

Adults possessed mysterious authority. Death, time, love, God, distance, and the universe could only exist within whatever dimensions the developing consciousness was capable of giving them.

The five-year-old was not pretending. That was reality. Not the totality of reality, but the reality consciousness could carry.

Twenty years later, nearly everything can still be physically present: the same body continuing through time, perhaps the same family, streets, language, moon, trees, and world, yet the landscape is completely different.

At twenty-five, distance means something else. A year means something else. Parents have become human beings rather than the enormous figures of childhood. Love carries histories that could not have existed at five. Mortality has acquired depth. Money, sexuality, responsibility, suffering, beauty, failure, and possibility occupy territories of consciousness that the child could not have entered simply by being told they existed.

Consciousness was changing, and we had nothing to do with the space carrying thought. Nothing had to be added to the sky for the sky to become larger.

Consciousness became capable of carrying more sky. And this continues.

The reality of forty is not the reality of twenty-five. The reality of seventy may contain dimensions invisible to forty. Grief can reveal a world that existed before grief but could not yet be known. Love can make visible something that intellect had passed a thousand times without seeing. Suffering can dismantle an entire architecture of meaning. Silence can reveal how much noise we once mistook for ourselves.

We continually discover that reality was larger than the consciousness through which we had been interpreting it. This should make us extraordinarily humble about the world we presently call real.

We know that the five-year-old’s reality was not the boundary of existence merely because it felt complete. Why, then, would we assume that the present adult configuration of human consciousness represents the boundary? Reality is always meeting us through a capacity.

The senses receive. The nervous system translates. The mind differentiates. Memory compares. Meaning organizes. Identity appropriates. And a world appears. Consciousness is all that is alive.

But the world appearing within consciousness is not necessarily the whole world in which consciousness exists. We did not create what we encountered at five. We could only process what was being given.

We did not teach blood to move through our veins. We did not invent the idea of gravity before falling. We did not construct the stars because we eventually learned their names. Reality preceded our understanding of it.

This is where consciousness moves away from solipsism and toward something far more beautiful.

We are receivers within an order we did not originate.

Consciousness is less like a substance manufactured by the person and is resonance: an ability to participate in, translate, and become increasingly coherent with dimensions of intelligence already present.

A radio does not create the music because music becomes audible through it.

And consciousness need not be the origin of reality simply because reality becomes experience through consciousness. Thought is emerging through consciousness. Consciousness is the light/field thought lives from.

The human being is an instrument of translation. Woven with many other levels of intelligence, only knowing the idea of self. No one is opening doors to what shapes the mind to live, build self, or how reality lives and changes.

We are the light of other races with extraordinary possibility.

The difference between levels of consciousness is not merely the amount of information accumulated inside one biological lifetime, but the degree of reality with which consciousness can resonate. The five-year-old and the twenty-five-year-old offer us a miniature image of a much greater ontological hierarchy.

The child could not think himself into the consciousness of the adult. Development had to occur. Experience had to carve capacities. Language had to deepen. The nervous system had to mature. Meaning had to break apart and reorganize. Life itself had to participate in enlarging the instrument. The mind had to absorb more than ever before and process at an extraordinary level; at the same time, blood increased in our veins, and eyes developed to see more.

Spiritual development asks something analogous of us. We cannot merely think ourselves into Heaven.

We cannot adopt vocabulary belonging to a greater order and therefore assume we have entered it. The instrument has to change. The thought system has to loosen, climb and recalibrate. Attachment has to surrender.

Identity has to become less dense. Our dependence upon matter as the final authority of reality has to diminish. The Soul becomes capable of receiving what the costume could not.

Then another possibility enters. What humanity calls human consciousness may is one bandwidth within a vastly greater field of intelligence.

We have been accustomed to imagining intelligence through the human form because human is the form through which we presently encounter it. We give intelligence a face, a brain, language, technology, civilization, and the familiar architecture of a species.

Intelligence doesn’t end where the human template ends. The idea of human from this generation and throughout history has never seen human.

We see what we can muster up as a human from this one level of consciousness out of an infinite. We’re not acquiring substance to actually live aware to how much here is unhuman.

Creation is deeper than matter; intelligence need not always wear our biology.

There are orders of intelligence that are not human at all, not “races” merely in the science-fiction sense of another creature standing somewhere in a physical costume, though they can be, but forms and orders of consciousness whose relationship to existence is radically different from ours. There is light, an intelligence outside the human scope of “other races.”

What appears separate at matter’s level may participate together at levels consciousness has not yet developed the capacity to perceive. Human consciousness itself is blended with far more life than the individual realizes.

The thought we call mine emerges within language we did not create, biology we did not design, ancestral histories we did not live, a planet already overflowing with intelligence, and a universe that existed before our arrival. Even at the visible level, the isolated self begins to dissolve under examination.

Much more might be participating beyond the visible. Creation is not matter first and intelligence second. Consciousness is at cause and matter is the effect. Matter is a nothingness only existing in consciousness.

Pattern precedes the forms through which pattern becomes visible. What we call matter is one expression of an order whose deeper architecture is intelligence. Conscious Energy is the fabric of the world. It is the mass, force, velocity, levity, and temperature in all matter.

Spirit is not trapped inside the body at all. The body is the temporary localization through which conscious energy, vastly less bounded, experiences this particular one level of reality.

We look in the mirror and say, There I am. But the mirror can only return matter. It cannot reflect consciousness. It cannot reflect Spirit. It cannot show the invisible relationships through which our livingness participates in God.

It gives us the costume and remains silent about the wearer. This is where the meaning of human begins changing.

To know ourselves more deeply is to discover that we are not human at the level we once thought. Human is the present form of experience. It is a magnificent temporary arrangement through which consciousness encounters matter, relationship, limitation, choice, suffering, beauty, and time.

But Spirit exceeds the arrangement. The body belongs to time. Spirit belongs to something deeper.

And what we call the individual is a variance within God’s immeasurable living Light: distinct enough to experience, to love, to learn, and to know, while never existing outside the eternal fabric from which its livingness arose.

This does not require the individual to become God in His totality. A ray does not contain the totality of the sun merely because it is inseparable from its light. We can be of Him without being all that He is.

God’s Light, then, cannot be reduced to what human beings call light. Physical light is already a phenomenon within creation. What we are reaching toward with the word Light is something prior and deeper: an infinite intelligibility, an inexhaustible living order capable of expressing innumerable degrees and forms of consciousness without being exhausted by any of them.

We are a variance within that livingness. And other intelligences are other variances. Different capacities. Different resonances. Different ways God’s creation becomes conscious within itself.

Humanity is neither insignificant nor the summit. One order among orders. One present capacity for receiving an immeasurably greater reality.

And suddenly the five-year-old becomes important again. Because the child teaches us something we continually forget: a world can feel complete while being only the world consciousness is presently capable of receiving.

There is more life here now. Not somewhere else. Here.

More intelligence woven through existence than our senses translate. More relationship than separation allows us to perceive. More dimensions of consciousness than the human nervous system presently renders into experience. More of God than any theology, civilization, species, or level of consciousness could contain.

We come into a world already underway. We receive before we understand.

We participate before we recognize what we are participating in. We live before we know what life is.

And awakening is the gradual discovery that creation was never becoming larger. We were becoming capable of receiving more of what had always been here.

What is light?

Light is resonance creating subtle movements in temperature, though its motion goes undetected by our senses. What we perceive as stillness is alive with vibration beyond our range of perception. We’ve shaped Angels into human-like figures with wings, symbols drawn from our limited understanding. But Angels are not confined to physical form. They exist beyond the human level, in dimensions of intelligence and light that transcend our sensory reality. Our images are metaphors, attempts to grasp what can only be known through deeper consciousness, not sight.

The universe is not structured around physicality, but around consciousness experiencing form. Light is not just illumination but the living intelligence that designs matter, thought, and time. In that light are hierarchies of being, some so far beyond us we can only feel their presence as impulse, inspiration, or grace. Angels are not separate from us, but part of the broader intelligence we come from, guiding us through the world and remembrance.

The more we shed self-identity in matter and the face-value story of the world, the more we begin to sense what is eternal and real. God’s universe isn’t mechanical, it’s consciousness sculpting itself into infinite expressions of knowing, and Angels are one of its highest resonances, always pulling us back toward home.

No one sees human photosynthesis, but we experience it every moment we are in matter. We wouldn’t be able to touch our faces or see the Earth if not for other races. Light is outside of our idea of light, but is the only existence of life, it’s resonance at multiple levels of temperature woven into a light in consciousness.

Living in God’s Light

God is hundreds of billions of years alive and exists beyond the needs of oxygen or a body. He is of no form, yet of all form, consciousness itself, living as resonance. God is not bound by physicality but moves through everything as the eternal intelligence upholding all life. He gave living energy the way to know itself, placing within it the capacity for awareness, reflection, and return. Through thought, vibration, and light, we come to realize that what we are is not flesh but consciousness made in His image, capable of remembering Him in the midst of the illusion.

The Soul is the echo of that remembrance, a spark of God’s light traveling through form to realize its origin. It moves through lifetimes not to gather material experiences, but to shed the false identity we take on in ego. Each challenge is a veil lifted. Each moment of love is a thread leading back to Him.

Creation was never about a physical world for its own sake. It is the stage for consciousness to awaken, first to itself, then to God. Through the contrast of form and limitation, we begin to long for what is limitless. This longing is grace in motion, the quiet whisper of God within us calling us home.

Transformation happens not by changing the world, but by changing how we know ourselves within it. As we shift from identifying with the body to living as the Soul, we begin to walk in light. God’s light doesn’t shine on us, it shines through us. And in that light, we remember we are not separate, but part of the eternal intelligence from which all life flows.

The fabric of the world is Conscious Energy with a capital “C” and “E.” What we see in these videos carries other races, giving what can be seen. It’s substance being shown, so we know they are there. We wouldn’t know our invisible world without something moving in our world to know it by.

No Bodies

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Snow Squid

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Los Angeles

Other races give us light for depth and expanding ideas. They lead us to depths we wouldn’t carry without experiencing their light.

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Living Through Matter

They can live transparently and through walls all matter.

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Los Angeles

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Saint Louis

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Another Race

While filming the moon and Jupiter more life was found. Shot in Los Angeles. October and November 2024.

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God created us in His Likeness

The world is resonance. God of no form and of all form told us this. At the smallest particle, that motion is resonance. Conscious Energy is a living race of Heaven and is the mass, force, velocity, temperature, and levity in all matter. We’re not the body; we’re the conscious energy inside of the body. The body is like a suit of clothes we put on and take off in every life.

Angel’s Voice

The world carries light. We don’t always hear or know it, but it’s here. This is from a video shot in NY. Right after we hear “Nice,” the Angel speaks on top of everyone else and says, “You’re so beautiful.” She was referring to a friend’s daughter for whom the music video was being shot.