Researchers give a lot of credence to the role DNA plays in mapping out the fundamental characteristics of our bodies. There may be no end to what the DNA is responsible for in our lives. Consider the possibility that DNA may be directly responsible for our choices – more than just a powerful influence. Sometimes what attracts or repels our interest is so strong that our bodies and minds produce chemical and electro-magnetic responses validating those choices. Our dreams may also be affected by DNA – revealing in its own language the vast record of experiences passed down to us from limitless beings to those of us willing to let go of reality judgments within our dreams. Our dreams seem to offer little choice as to content or logic where experiential perception is concerned.
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When the builder opens up the blueprints and goes to work, in time s/he will build a literal version of the virtual version envisioned by the architect. It’s highly unlikely the builder will build something not resembling the “plan” – unless s/he is totally inept, in which case s/he is likely to get replaced by the homeowner. The blueprint is far more than an “influence” on the builder of the building…
You raise an interesting question, “Who is the architect behind the DNA blueprints?”
My first inclination is toward “Earth” as the architect. But, as you’ve spoken about before, life may have come here from “elsewhere” and is even now finding its way around the universe – germinating wherever it can – populating countless worlds that pass on the favor (usually through volcanism or meteor shard expulsions into space – like the little Mars rock that generated so much interest during the 1990s). If the “limitless beings” to which you refer represent this pervasive life form, I see merit in the argument.
By limitless, I meant uncountable numbers of beings or ancestral creatures.