Virtual Reality

Every thought that crosses a human mind, however fantastically far-out it might appear to be, has a corresponding reality in some part of the Universe.

Interactive computer technology has advanced so much that it can create a completely convincing illusion of being in an artificial world that exists solely in the computer mind. Massive media blow up has invested virtual reality with the qualities associated with science fiction. Yet, we must understand that this science fiction is definitely rooted in the mind of the one who has created this software application in everything, from architecture to toys, engineering plans to medicine, from educational tools to olfactory and other sensory experiences.

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Science fiction takes us into the realms of the extra-sensory, and we feel spooked out at the result. The technological result of these applications, in our normal lives, impacts us psychologically, philosophically, socially and economically.

For the purposes of this article we shall only consider the metaphysical implications of this wonderful new tool that we have access to.

When we look at how computer games provide an interactive interface, and how youngsters are completely immersed in their own worlds of Pacman, Space Invaders and Cyberspace games, it brings us one step closer to the reality of these experiences, which we would be part of very shortly. For it is only when we have expanded the frontiers of our minds through games that we will be able to accept the reality of Inter stellar travel, without the use of aeroplanes, but using our own energies in a vastly higher vibration.

Now, computers are being used to expand the concept of human perfection. For far too long have we limited ourselves to behaving like a stereotype, that was neither a reality, nor a practical working model, and we all know of the unhappiness and mayhem created by this image of the human.

Expanding our sensitivity to intelligent amplification of our extra sensory powers, we are delving into the hidden depths of the atomic structures of life, as well as into opaque objects, and waveforms that was not earlier possible. Using electronic sensors and computer displays, we can make these imperceptible phenomena clearly visible, or audible, or touchable, like a sensory transducer might like to do.

A doctor, for instance, can now hook himself up to an ultrasound scanner, so that instead of merely observing the image of the living tissue on the computer screen, he can actually hear the tissue breathe! Thus even electricity can be made visible through a computer interface. When waveforms and vibrations are made perceptible and audible to human ears, there is a sense of surreality that makes us feel the goosebumps on our flesh!

Three-dimensional imagery, at its highest level, will ultimately take us into discovering the mysteries of God's Universes!

to be continued...