I was deeply inspired by videos of Alan Watts' speeches on youtube tonight. There's one thought that made a lasting impression: The consciousness decided to have a dream where it can experience "life" and have whatever it wishes to happen. After several nights of experiencing all that it could, it decided to mix the experience up a bit by "letting go" of the control, and let happen whatever happens. It was a bit more interesting. So, again after several nights, it decided to up the ante by not knowing where it comes from to have a more immersed experience. Hence, here we are after the multiplicity of orchestration to experience what it is.
Here's the video: http://youtu.be/4-QTsBaGTJE
I also came across this site today:
http://www.truthcontest.com/entries/the-present-universal-truth/
There are some points presented by the site that I agree with, and some I'm not so sure about. A question arose: if consciousness is continuous from life to life, why haven't we the ability to obtain the experience from the past life? A possible explanation is that the "experience" is memory / data collected on that particular life, it goes away "mostly" with the physical form. There's no real value in retaining them. The real value is in the experience itself.
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