A Simple Model of Memes, part 3. Christ, Gnosis & Tao.

When my Simple Explanation model says that consciousness wrapped itself around our universe and took on a shape, this is God the Holy Spirit, Ananda in Sanskrit, meaning joy. The Simple Explanation calls this joyful aspect of God the primordial or originating fractal. At the macro scale, the Holy Spirit surrounds our physical space, forming a membrane of consciousness, chit, that holds creation in and the metaverse out.
This shape of God’s mind is the Universal unit of consciousness that knows all there is to know about everything in this universe. At the micro level, the Simple Explanation describes the personal indwelling of the Holy Spirit in terms of fractal offspring of metaversal consciousness residing within every living thing. In this manner, the universe is pervaded by joy.

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