Phenomenology of Blended Intelligence
in Lived Consciousness
No human being can total the idea to only their existence. We came into a world already existing, and throughout childhood were told about life. We reiterate what was told rather than generating original ideas. No thought can be isolated as original; it’s all part of a collective consciousness woven before we arrived.
The seed of the flower communicates with the environment while deep in the soil. We come into a world already existing and are taught a celestial history, present, and ideas of the future.
The way outside is only through what is inside. Nowhere in this idea of life can any part of it exist except in the observer’s awareness. The observer’s awareness is a small slice of resonance moving to one level of thinking, through human photosynthesis, requiring more intelligence to carry it.
Only one of us is here with God, and only we can idealize His existence until we hear His voice. The moment we hear God’s voice, the polytheistic-raised child turns monothestic, and the atheist becomes someone knowing God. The mind carries light from other races blended in the cloth of consciousness. Consciousness is absolute within its own idea until that state is disrupted by what lies beyond our level of consciousness. A break in consciousness only happens with God. Our awareness can change when God turns our eyesight toward other light with us.
Until then, we hear what we want to hear and hear what we don’t want to hear. We’re carried in a library through human photosynthesis to experience this level of consciousness in matter. Matter is a nothingness, only existing in consciousness.
God is choosing and knowing us
to know Him.
The observer is the created idea, bearing what has been given. God gives us depth and substance to know more. Soul intelligence isn’t from a university; it’s from life. The depth required to carry more light can only come from levels of divinity.
We do not originate thought in isolation. We move inside a vast pool of consciousness that extends beyond personal memory or culture. Ideas arrive through this field, bearing signatures of intelligences older and wider than our own. Recognizing this shared stream does not diminish individuality; it situates us within God’s larger conversation.
God is the all-encompassing light from which all life lives. Everything shaped by human beings: structures, systems, tools, languages, each created to measure, transport, and organize intelligence for a reality within the limits of human understanding. Even technologies of great sophistication arise from this same impulse: to extend cognition through libraries of knowledge and patterned computation.
Knowing that other intelligence is with us hasn’t been a level we live by.
Being created is not the act of a single strand of consciousness coming into form. It is the weaving of many intelligences into one lived awareness. Human consciousness is not solitary, original, or self-generating; it is a convergence. A harmony formed from higher intelligence, celestial orders, and layers of awareness that predate the body and exceed the mind.
We are not made from one light, but from many lights blended into a single field of experience. What appears as “the one” is not simplicity, but coherence. Other races of intelligence are not only external observers; they are woven into the fabric that allows consciousness to localize, perceive, and live as human. They shape resonance, temperature, motion, and intelligibility so that experience can occur at all.
The individual is not isolated within this design. Each life is a focal point where multiple strands of intelligence meet and temporarily express as a single narrative. This is why consciousness feels unified while carrying depths it cannot yet name. The One is not reduced from the many; it emerges through them.
Creation is not a solitary act. It is a collaboration of intelligence within God, where many become one without ceasing to be many. And what we live as “I” is the meeting place. It’s a fleeting idea that should be known as only “We” for the self doesn’t exist in the light of God.
We’re living from believing we are our thoughts to knowing that thought is part of a much bigger cloth and partially provided. We live through a single narrative until we hear God’s voice.
Hearing God is a moment when higher intelligence breaks through the single level of consciousness the individual has been living as reality. What changes is not one idea among others, but the structure of reality itself. The world the observer knew as complete is suddenly revealed as partial.
This moment is not chosen or manufactured. It arrives as a breakthrough in the thought system, an opening where a foreign level of intelligence begins to permeate awareness. Consciousness is no longer singular. Another intelligence is now present, not as concept, but as lead.
Living in God’s will is a breakthrough moment in the observer’s thought system, as a foreign level now permeates ideas, leading and building them. We’re no longer driving our thoughts; we’re living Heaven’s level in God’s will. It’s no longer a singular idea; it now delivers pluralistic motion, with another intelligence infused and leading.
From that point forward, ideas are no longer generated alone. Meaning is no longer self-referential. Thought is led, shaped, and informed by a depth that was previously inaccessible. Life does not become easier, but it becomes larger. The observer remains present, yet is no longer the sole source of interpretation.
Nothing is taken away. What was lived before is not invalidated. It is re-situated within a greater field of knowing. Reality expands, not by addition, but by infusion.
The way beyond the veil of consciousness is through what is within. No aspect of life exists for us except as it appears in awareness. Experience does not occur outside the observer’s field of consciousness; it arises within it, until God. The observer’s awareness is a localized resonance, moving through a particular level of thinking, requiring greater intelligence as depth expands. Higher intelligibility/other races blended in our light live beyond our light.
At any moment, only one consciousness is being lived, this one. God is encountered only within that lived field, and His existence is not real to the observer until it is known directly. Belief does not establish reality; encounter does. When consciousness first hears God not as doctrine or inheritance, but as living presence, the structure of reality changes. What was once complete is revealed as partial.
At that moment, the inherited frame dissolves. The polytheistically raised child recognizes unity. The atheist does not acquire belief, but knowing. Consciousness is absolute within its own state until that state is disrupted by what lies beyond it. Expansion does not negate what came before; it contextualizes it.
Awareness shifts as God comes into our light, and with that shift, other levels of intelligence become perceptible. Reality widens not because the world changes, but because the observer’s capacity to receive more has grown.
The observer itself is a created expression, bearing only what has been given. Depth is not self-generated. It is granted. God gives substance so that consciousness can know more than it once could. This intelligence does not come from institutions or instruction. Soul intelligence is not taught in classrooms; it is forged through living, encounter, and surrender.
Life does not educate the Soul through information. It educates through transformation. And what changes is not God’s nearness, but our ability to recognize Him.