Birds: Information that has meaning.
Birds: Information that has meaning.
The laws that we have come to know through our experiences, which we know. They do not evoke emotions, they are only facts for us. The bird refers to concrete, definable knowledge, which is present in our consciousness as information.
Genesis 1:20–23
According to the text, the birds fly above the earth, upon the face of the firmament of heaven; in the light of our analyses so far, they are present in the present moment, that is, in the appearing reality, but not in the material manifestation, because they are not on the earth, but above the earth. They are the result of perception, the information conveyed by the senses, and the definitions created from this information.
Perception means the perception of the material world, which is the manifestation of the laws; therefore, the birds flying upon the face of the firmament of heaven are descriptions of perceptions made from information. By perceiving the appearing reality, the definitions that appear in our experiences can be created by describing them in some way, just as this sentence consists of letters, which form meaningful words, which together define the meaning of the sentence, the message, the definition.
Definitions consisting of information serve to describe perceived reality; this is why the birds fly above the earth. We have to describe the perceived information in some way. This too is a definition. In reality, we create every text, every definition, from a few dozen characters, which are not manifestations of reality, but only our method for describing perceived reality.
The information conveyed by the body is in fact electrical signals, which the nervous system conveys to the brain, and the brain conveys to consciousness; consciousness then presents the available information to intellect, and intellect creates the possible definitions.
Consciousness identifies with the definitions created, and these definitions make consciousness into an I-consciousness, which is practically the definition of ourselves.
Our definitions exist within us and define us, not reality. Our appearing free will is the result of definitions, but we are able to manifest our will only to the extent to which the definitions that create the will are identical to the true laws that define reality.
The definitions that intellect creates from the available information are unable to appear in reality if they contradict the laws of the world; therefore, our expectations defined by the definitions, our free will, do not appear, and in the appearing reality what appears is accompanied by the appearance of emotions, because what is realized is not our will, but some other result, which we did not foresee and whose cause we are also unable to define as to why what we expected does not appear.
The birds flying above the earth are thus the information that we perceive and from which intellect creates definitions. The description of the fifth day also defines the birds “according to their kind,” therefore it is always defined, according to our previous experiences, what definitions intellect creates, that is, with which definitions we identify and what kind of will they create within us.
The birds are thus the definitions with which we currently identify, which we currently consider to be the description of reality. They are present upon the face of the firmament of heaven, that is, in the present, which is always that moment on the timeline according to the second cycle that we perceive as the present. The birds and the winged creatures are also concretely defined, because according to the sequence of experiences it is defined when and what experiences we live through, and thus with what information our knowledge expands, and how these change our definitions and what new definitions arise within us.