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Where Angels Fear To Tread
by Alex J Morrey

Current scientific understanding assumes the objective nature of what is perceived to be the universe, the world in which we are living. This means that the universe is considered to have come into existence at some time in the past, which is referred to as “the beginning”. There is no argument about the reality of it. The question is: Why is it real? Such a question seems irrelevant if the universe is assumed to be objective fact.

Now, just suppose that, instead of dogmatically adhering to this assumption, we consider that the universe is perceived to be real because we have collectively come to “unconsciously believe” in its reality. It is a conflicting “logical” structure that I refer to as the universal belief (UB). A belief is like software running in a computer, but a computer has no consciousness with which to perceive its belief, unlike a human mind with the UB running within it or, more precisely, an instance of the UB running within it. This is perceived by its innate consciousness as the world in which it lives.

The so-called Laws of Nature will operate just as well within the universal belief as they do within the objective universe. Facts will be the same facts in both interpretations but, in the first case, facts will be facts of unconscious belief instead of assumed objective facts. For example so-called ‘material objects’ in the objective universe are perceived to be real objects, but within the UB the same objects are actually ‘imaginary objects,’ that are perceived as solid to the tactile senses having inertia and mass that are also considered to be factual objects but in this case fact of unconscious belief. In order to understand how so-called ‘imaginary objects’ can exhibit inertia, mass and feel solid to tactile senses needs a different understanding of the so-called electrostatic field. Another such fact is the so-called law of gravity. Yet another fact is the speed of light, being 299,792 kps. Facts are based on axioms—self evident truths—something that is taken for granted. We can’t ask why the speed of light is 299,792 kps., in a universe that is considered to be objectively real, this has to be considered a self-evident truth that we have no alternative but to accept as fact. Within the UB however, that question can be asked and answers found. There is a very subtle difference between the workings of the objective universe and the UB, but the implications are far-reaching. 

There is no way of determining which one of the two options we are actually living in by studying natural events in space and time alone. The same mathematics work equally well in both the UB and the objective universe. However, when we come to understand that the UB can be enhanced into a lower conflicting state that allows the so-called Laws of Nature to be “upgraded”, under certain circumstances, before they are perceived as reality, our understanding is upgraded, too. The law of gravity, for example, can be enhanced that is, in due course, perceived as a zero G effect, allowing certain people living close to Reality to walk on water.

This allows science to understand and work not only with natural events, as it currently does, but also with so-called supernatural events. Of course, under these different circumstances, such events will no longer be considered supernatural. In order to do this, we need a very different supporting infrastructure than the atomic space/time model that is currently deployed. We need to develop a deep understanding of the nature of the UB that is perceived as reality and how it came to be, and its ultimate potential development in what is referred to as “Reality”.

A metaphysical approach is necessary in order to achieve this, which means thinking outside the “box” into which we have been “educated”. We need to think in a scientific way, which actually means learning from Reality; effectively, a “healing” interaction with Reality. When a human mind gets close to Reality, it starts to “heal”’ As it does, it “thinks” differently and, when it “heals” completely, it lives in Reality. The more highly educated we become, the more difficult it is to do this, because our understanding becomes increasingly specialised and more than adequate to assure our comfortable survival in an ever more competitive world, so there is no incentive to think differently.

Author Bio

Alex J. Morrey was born in Leicestershire England in the 1930s. After a childhood spent grappling with illness and myopia, he entered professional life as a carpenter and joiner apprentice, and subsequently as an external student of the University of London, where he earned a bachelor's degree in physics and mathematics via the Leicester College of Technology.

In the summer of 1959 Alex had what could be described as a revelation from Reality which became the basis of Where Angels Fear to Tread, an upgrading which is available to everyone.

In 1963, Alex and a colleague started a successful business producing printed circuit boards. By 1985, Alex was freed from business and able to travel. He spent time in Spain, abroad, and in the United States. In 1993, he sojourned, now and again over several years, with a close friend who was an associate pastor at a church in Athens, Georgia. The odd relationships between congregation members provided Alex with new insights into the nature of Christianity and the quality known as charisma. In 2002, these insights, coupled with his knowledge of physics, culminated into the birth of an idea that led to the writing of Where Angels Fear to Tread.

The author presently makes his home in Shanklin, on the Isle of Wight, UK.