Search Engines: Seek Find Unite Grow

By Jon Jonsson

This book exposes the â red thread" of your lifelong journey as you grow from a single sperm to your present human form. It uncovers a strong pattern that continues to grow in size and power as you progress throughout your lifespan. Search Engines takes you on an intense journey over the course of your whole existence. From the beginning, you have miraculously moved from the sperm and egg bodies, through the fetus body, and then into the human body. On this journey, you have already experienced a frightening â death" as well as some new beginnings. This book reveals a repetitive pattern that runs throughout these different phases of life. History repeats itself, and that old truth also applies to your own â creation story." It is a fascinating look at your own formation and a discovery of the pattern embedded within it. Furthermore, this same pattern shows up again and again in classical spiritual texts, which describe the spiritual body. The nature of the pattern strongly suggests an ongoing extension to continue after this earthly life. It even reveals how you can prepare for that next level of existence. Given these fresh insights, you will be able to imagine your future beyond death in a surprisingly hopeful light.

Any spiritual search is like a mystical maze for the average person. This book provides a sharp overview as it connects the dots in your life. The writing style is humorous and engaging, and the narrative presents a novel way of looking at life and death with clear concepts that you can relate to.

• Language: English
• Publisher: eBookIt.com
• Release date: Apr 26, 2016
• ISBN: 9781456605322

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CHAPTER – 1. THE STARTING LINE

COME FOR A RIDE

This will not be a regular ride traveling through a typical landscape. We will venture into a fascinating territory that is hardly ever explored. On this trip, we are going on a hunt for a theme to our overall lifespan, and we will come to see whether that red thread leads us to a more assured afterlife. So dress up for an exploration that will take us to the end of the world and back.

We all live with the open-ended questions of who we are and why we are. We will travel together and look at some fascinating ideas that tackle these issues. I like to say travel because any kind of seeking is never static; it is always forward-moving.

Male or female, we all began this life as a sperm frantically seeking that life-giving egg. We are built from the ground up as search engines, and that drive constantly influences our journey through life. Our seeking drive is ultimately looking for the solution to the death problem. The sperm successfully found the initial deposit, but we are now left to continue that hunt for life.

Later, the bright spotlight will be cast upon your own creation story to expose the strong pattern within it. We will study that pattern to see how it could repeat itself in your future story. Understanding the process that gave you this life will show you what it might take to give you an afterlife.

The very subject of the afterlife is a spiritual topic, and it is therefore way out of sight. For most people, a spiritual search is like walking through a foggy, mystical maze. We will approach this topic by sticking to the natural patterns established in this life. The aim is to explore freely and to leave you with very useful concepts to work with.

This book is a braided chronicle of three interweaving stories that examine the relentless searching that has taken place in human history. Searching has played a central role in my own family tribe, and it also echoes loudly in your own life pattern. The stories will then conclude with the Egg Man tale.

LANDING ON THE STAGE

I find it curious how complex and ready-made we are, yet how little we know about who made us this way. We avoid talking about it, but life happens to us much more than we would like to admit. You probably select your career very sensibly. You carefully choose your mate, your house, your car, your clothes, and your best friends. But with life itself, you just land here. That is it. You do not choose what kind of parents you have, or what kind of body you inhabit, or what sex you are. You are not given any options of what country or what century you are born in. These factors drastically shape your experience. It all gives the strong feeling that you are here on a grand trip that has been designed by someone else. And if that is the case, is there a purpose or a theme to this journey through life?

YOUR ROLE TO PLAY

In other words, you have landed here in the epicenter of the action and with no explanation whatsoever. It is like waking up in a theatre play where the acting is in full swing with lights, music, and drama. You know nothing about the many characters or the long storyline ahead of time. You are simply on the stage as soon as you can babble your first baby words. You are thrown into playing your part totally unrehearsed. Day after day, year after year, through playing your part you gradually discover who you are in this play. And with some time, you get to know your co-players pretty well. After a decade or two, you start gathering some oversight over this complex drama. With age, you even become more self-confident. But frankly speaking, it is not easy to comprehend the general storyline while the action is in full swing. When enough time has passed by, you even start questioning the purpose of this huge production. What is the whole point of this most captivating story?

THE EXIT LEADS TO WHERE?

As your confidence grows, you gradually reach the pinnacle of your life. Only there do you realize that your body is now showing its age. You come to know that your act will only last for a limited block of time. Some of the older actors are starting to disappear off the stage. One by one they exit. They simply die. Again, there is no good explanation of where they go. You will get different speculations about what happened to them. It all depends on whom you talk to at that moment. That leaves you with some lingering questions.

JUST DON'T TALK ABOUT IT

So instead of a nice exit with a fully known outcome, death stands as a stubborn question mark. It leaves most people devastated and dumbfounded. Death has abruptly taken our friends and relatives, but it provides no solid answers about their present existence. This becomes something we are not comfortable talking about. The death problem is the issue we then try to ignore, simply because it mystifies us. We are then left with the only option of getting some answers about the afterlife from various spiritual sources.

THE LARGE GROUP SEARCH

The human spiritual quest is not as deeply personal as we make it out to be. Searching is a large group effort. You are born into a storyline of strong ideas that prevail in your area at the time of your upbringing. For example, if you are born in Russia in 1949, then you are part of the experiment of Atheistic Communism. Or if you are born in Burma in 1970, then you are born into the Buddhist philosophy of seeing the world. Or if you are born in Saudi Arabia today, then you become part of that mindset and view the whole world accordingly. We are groups of seekers using the surrounding material that life provides in our immediate circle. Most of this surrounding spiritual material is old and colored by the local culture from which it came. Spiritual books use their native languages and local philosophies. For example, the concept of the afterlife is called by countless names around the globe. Some groups call it Heaven, others Paradise, and others Valhalla, Nirvana, Eternity, Afterlife, or even Shangri-La. I will try to simplify spiritual terminology by mainly calling it the next life.

WHY IS OUR FUTURE NOT OBVIOUS?

In this age of information and exploration in every field, we should have figured out our human destiny. Humans have ingeniously solved the most pressing problems. We know the invisible causes of many diseases. We can fly to the Moon and back. If we set our minds to it, we can quickly work out complex engineering problems of any kind. But there is one embarrassing problem left. This one is enormous, as it stands to kill all of us. It is the stubborn and unresolved death problem.

SORRY! – WE HAVE NO AGREEMENT

Most nations can come together and try to solve the CO2 problem, or the AIDS problem, or the financial meltdown, for example. But when it comes to our biggest problem, we have a totally divided house. As people or nations, we do not see eye to eye on this nagging problem. Old religious wars and cultural pride have devastated any mutual trust. There is no agreement on what happens to us in death. That means we are uncertain whether we will continue on or not. Any discussion across cultures about religion is an old minefield. This divides us into very isolated groups. The whole outcome is a confusing offering of many solutions, most of which are quite contradictory in nature. We get perplexed and defensive over faith, mainly because local religion gets slowly tied into tribal history and traditions. Ethnic religions are handed down through the centuries. Sometimes the end result of a religion is all but a collection of sentimental ceremonies. The death problem is slowly forgotten about in all the decorated rituals. So instead of a common understanding to a universal problem, we have many cultures coming up with their own local solutions. The ethnic flavor can be so strong that the belief system is not inclusive to outsiders. The basic purpose of a religion is to explain death to us. It should also help us to comprehend our journey and our Maker. It could even prepare us for the next life. It should be as simple as that.

WHAT IS LIFE ABOUT?

We could agree that humans are one restless, seeking group. Look, for example, at how drastically everything has changed over the last 50 years. Everybody is busy seeking something; it just manifests itself in so many different ways. Many people seek riches, while others seek power, education, influence, or dominance. Others search for independence and self-reliance. Some seek love and domestic happiness. Still others seek God or some kind of spiritual assurance.

In this book, I will try to address the deep need for exploring what this life is about. Furthermore, we need answers that we can relate to. I do believe that you have a powerful tool in the ability to observe. You also have a powerful tool called intuition. In any spiritual seeking, you have to make use of your intuition for guidance. Intuition is that inner gut feeling that tells you whether something is wrong or right. It is one of the better qualities you should aim to develop. With an open mind, you can allow life and nature to reveal many answers to unanswered questions.

ARE WE SPECIAL – OR MAYBE NOT?

The universe somehow put us here and gave us more brainpower than can be found in entire planetary systems. We could be sophisticated freaks of nature who have gained the ability to observe themselves and the surrounding universe. We can talk about the world, sing about it, or just forget about it. But the question remains unanswered: What on Earth are we? I think we avoid looking at how utterly unique our position is. It raises too many questions about everything. It is strangely comforting to evade that lofty subject. We simply keep busy, wash the dishes, fix the car, and keep our heads out of the eternal clouds.

JUST FRIGHTFULLY ALONE

Our humanity naturally looks for life in this endless universe around us. We do not want to be alone in such a gigantic space. It would make us almost too extraordinary. We have had radio operating here on Earth for a hundred years now. Radio signals go out in every direction, including into space, and they travel at the same speed as light. So apparently the Earth is actively broadcasting 100 light-years out into space. The news and sports from this planet of ours might be picked up by others. Within the last 50 light-year-circles