August 13, 2004

Tonight's episode of Stargate SG1 was called Avatar and dealt with one of my favorite subjects, virtual reality especially when one knows it is all a game. Daniel enters the game to save Teal'c. But Daniel has an advantage, the gift of precognition allowing him to see events 2 seconds before they happen.

This parallels everything I have always known about our reality and my purpose in it. We exist, unaware to most, in a VR game, stuck in the loops of time. Those who have entered the game to stop it, know why they are here. All others are projected illusion and play their roles as programmed.

On Stargate SG1, the VR program ended when Teal'c and Daniel, with the help of Jack and Sam, defeated the enemy. To end the game all 4 characters had to work together and trust each other. 4=completion. Teal'c and Daniel were consciously operating in the game while Jack and Sam were simulations. When all 4 stood facing each other, like 4 corners of a square, their guns aimed at one another, it was their soul connection that allowed them to trust, lower their weapons, until the enemy emerged, Daniel seeing him 2 seconds before he attacked. Computer End Program! Teal'c and Daniel then fully woke up in real time.

This can be analogous to humanity waking up after they have beat the enemy, trickster, that which one feels helpless to defeat thus releasing negative emotions. The characters in the SG1 VR game disappeared when the program ended. Such will be the case when our VR program ends. Enlightened souls will understand and consciously experience the shift. The rest will blink out of existence unaware that anything happened. On Off On Off Binary Computer Numbers At the end of the game, all disappears at Zero Point Ground Zero.