Why are You asking when you alrady Know?
The sound emphasised that to free ourselves from the illusions of the Matrix we had to identify with being the Infinite and not a fragment of mind stuffed inside a body. There was no David Icke, only Infinite consciousness. If we relate to being the Infinite and not some hologram dreamed into imaginary ‘existence‘, the Matrix will no longer control us. Stop asking questions, the voice said, and start knowing the answers. It didn’t mean rhetorical questions to illustrate a point, but those that come from the belief that we don’t know something. “You are the Infinite so you know everything; do you think the Infinite asks questions when it knows all there is to know?” Whenever we identified with limitation, ignorance and our illusory personality we were disconnecting from the Infinite that knows all and is all. When we ask questions we are accepting that we don’t know the answer. Would the Infinite do that? Stop asking the question and you will know the answer, the voice said, and, modifying a line from the first Matrix movie, it added: “It’s not the question that drives you mad, it is asking it.” The psychiatrist, R.D. Laing, once said: “If I do not know I know, I think I do not know.” People so lack confidence in themselves that they look to others to tell them what to think, but if they could free their minds of such doubt and limitation, they would simply ‘know’. Don’t think it, know it. Don’t ask it, know it.

“Traditional science holds the belief that organic matter and life grew from the chemical ooze of the primeval ocean solely through the random interactions of atoms and molecules. Similarly, it is argued that matter was organized into living cells, and cells into complex multicellular organisms with central nervous systems, solely by accident and ‘natural selection’. And somehow, along with these explanations, the assumptions that consciousness is a by product of material processes occurring in the brain has become one of the most important metaphysical tenets of the Western worldview.

“As modern science discovers the profound interactions between creative intelligence and all levels of reality, this simplistic image of the universe becomes increasingly untenable. The probability that human consciousness and our infinitely complex universe could have come into existence through random interactions of inert matter has aptly been compared to that of a tornado blowing through a junkyard and accidentally assembling a 747 jumbo jet.”