The Philosophy of the Infinite Mind

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    I talk a lot about the infinite mind of God in many of my conversations and postings. I am fascinated with the idea of a mind and conscious force that is infinite in its complexity, infinite in its depth, infinite in its understanding and comprehension, infinite in its creative capacity, and has an infinite array of forms and ideas to work with in its creative endeavors.


    The idea of infinite ideas is fascinating in itself, but I think a mind like this has such an understanding and grasp of the intricacies and complexities of all things that finite minds like ours have no ability to even fathom a fraction of a fraction of the comprehension and sophistication of this infinite mind. 


    I view that this infinite mind is the foundation and source of all of existence. Existence is just a mental conceptualization and projection of this infinite mind, and the physical substance and space of this reality is just one of countless platforms by which this mind and other created conscious beings can interact with many of the forms and ideas that stem from this infinite mind.


      I even take it to the degree that the physical reality is wired into existence by a "code" of sorts constructed of the ideas and thoughts of this infinite mind. The universe we are in is an idea of this mind as well as all knowledge and understanding within our universe. I would just say there is an infinite amount of knowledge and an infinite amount of ideas aside from the ones we do know. 


      To me, all human beings have a sample of this infinite mind that constitutes the essence of our own minds. As a result, we inherit some of its creative capacity, albeit a finite amount, but we all have a root or connection to that infinite mind within us.  


     In my understanding I believe the Creator deity has to be infinite. He has to have no limits and no restrictions in His creative capacity. He can create whatever He wants to, whenever He wants to, and However He wants to.  As a result, He easily has the capacity to create an infinite creation that is truly infinite in complexity, depth, and wonder. An endless array of universes/realities. Countless unique types of universes and with each unique type there are an infinite amount of universes of that particular kind.  


     This is the level of complexity and depth that I actually believe does exist. I believe an infinite mind can easily create a system that mirrors its own infinity and its own complexity.  I believe the Creator did do this to an absolute. It's just most humans and humanity as a whole is too primitive, to self-focused, to worldly, and too blind to see the depth, scope, wonder, and glory of God's infinite creation.  It's a blindness and primitivity that I fear could be our demise and downfall.

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