God Is a Hive Mind: The Cellular Divinity

By Harry Knox

Nothing is more extraordinary than the Hive-Mind God. You yourself are a node of the divine hive, if you did but know it. Come inside and discover the true nature of God, and of yourself.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Lulu.com
• Release date: Oct 6, 2019
• ISBN: 9780244224370

Harry Knox

Harry Knox is a consciousness researcher.

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God Is a Hive Mind

The Cellular Divinity

Harry Knox

Copyright © Harry Knox 2019

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ISBN: 978-0-244-22437-0

Imprint: Lulu.com

Table of Contents

God Is a Hive Mind

Meet the Real Universe

The Temperature of God

The Swarm

The Plague of Humans

The Big Bang Swarm

Listen

Conclusion

Meet the Real Universe

Do you want to know the true nature of God? It’s the strangest story ever told. Nothing is more extraordinary than the Hive-Mind God. You yourself are a node of the divine hive, if you did but know it.

God is not One. God is both the One and the Many.

God is not conscious. God is both conscious and unconscious.

God is not eternal. God is both eternal and temporal.

God is not necessary. God is both necessary and contingent.

God is not Being. God is both Being and Becoming.

God has two aspects. He is both whole and divided.

God is dialectical. He contains the thesis and its opposite (the antithesis), and their synthesis (the unifier of thesis and antithesis).

To understand God, it’s essential to understand each of his aspects in exact detail. God in his eternal aspect is pure Being. He is One. He is Whole. He is Unity. He is Perfect Consciousness. He is perfect in every way. He thinks of only one thing – himself. Perfection contemplates perfection, and does so eternally. God is necessary. He can’t not exist. He has no beginning and no end. It is this God that most religious people contemplate.

What they don’t understand is that God has a second aspect: Becoming, rather than Being. This is, so to speak, the Devil … God’s inversion. This is what no religious person accepts, or ever contemplates.

The Devil is God’s Shadow. Carl Jung added a fourth element to the Christian Trinity to make a divine Quaternity. The fourth person of God was the Shadow, in the form of the Devil, to bring psychic balance. (On occasion, Jung said that the fourth person was the Virgin Mary, the Mother of God, the female aspect of God, the Anima … to bring sexual and gender balance. Did he also link the feminine with the Satanic, as has happened so often in the history of Christianity, from Eve onwards?)

The Devil, God’s Shadow, is the temporal,