Love – it all goes back to the three fundamental questions. You know the three fundamental questions: “Where am I? Why am I here? Who is with me?” Why are you here this morning? You could be on the beach, in front of the TV, climbing a mountain. But you chose to be here, in this room. Why did you come?
Love! It’s love!
Not only here and now, but here in Okinawa, from Canada, which is very far, very far. Not so long ago, it would have taken almost two months by boat to come here, but Daniel is here. He could do many things in other places. Why is he here? Love! This beautiful young Chinese girl should be in China. No! [I chose Okinawa.] Why? Love!
Everybody in this room feels it. What makes you get up and say: “I’m going today”? Love! Love for the Elohim. Elohim, I love you!
It’s beautiful Daniel, who said: “Elohim, I love you!”
How many times in your life have you said, “I love you”? Probably many times, to a girlfriend or a boyfriend. Many times, yes? Remember? Maybe the most powerful was the first time – when you dared to say to someone, “I love you.” Can you remember this moment? The first boyfriend or girlfriend, and you finally said, after being shy and afraid: “I love you!” Do you remember this emotion, this moment?
Can you say to the Elohim, “I love you,” in the same way? Can you love the Elohim like a lover? If you say “I love you” to a human being, how can you say “I love you” to the Elohim? It should be totally different – not the usual “I love you,” meaning: I want sex; I love your boobs; I love your ass. That was that “I love you.” Can you say the same “I love you” to the Elohim? What is the quality of your “I love you”? You have to adjust the sentence, the meaning, the deep meaning of “I love you.” The Elohim are much more than a lover – they are the reason why we are alive.
Feel the love of the other people here – the same as you. But not only for the Elohim: every cell of your body, like Daniel said, your toes, everything alive, including the small civilizations in your body. Loving the Elohim is loving infinity. When you meditate in front of the symbol, look at the symbol and say: “I love you.” And when you say “I love you” to the symbol, who are you loving? Yourselves! Because you are infinity.
So, the Elohim’s most beautiful gift is the symbol of infinity. Because it’s them, it’s us, and it’s everything in the universe – in the infinite universe – from the part of infinity we can imagine: the solar system, the people in my hand, this we can imagine; to the galaxies and the stars. How many civilizations in the universe are now together to celebrate life? We are not alone! How many Elohim are there? How many people celebrate their creators? Celebrate the fact that we are no longer sand, but alive.
When you take a handful of dirt or sand, inside there are “Elohims” – no need for the “s,” but I put the “s” – conscious beings or unconscious beings. In your hand, there are many scientists, many Mozart’s. Because art and science are one. Art is science, and science is art.
We have here a wonderful scientist who works in quantum physics. On my Facebook page, you can see a video she made with two American researchers, where she talks about her work. It’s absolutely fascinating, and I encourage all of you to watch it – not only because she is beautiful, but because what she explains is even more impressive than her appearance.
She is studying light to explore the infinitely small – not absolute infinity, of course, but the first steps toward it, the part we can still conceive, imagine, and visualize. With our very limited and primitive level of understanding, we can still imagine atoms or electrons in our hands, or visualize a photon coming from the Sun. That is within our reach, yet it represents only a tiny, tiny fraction of infinity.
Her work focuses on photons, and although it is beautiful science, it is still, in a way, like the scientific level of a snail. It is extremely challenging and requires advanced technology just to observe, feel, and attempt to understand what a photon really is. It is similar to us, as human beings, trying to understand the nature of the Moon.
Our ancestors looked at the stars, thinking that a God put them in the sky just for beauty. It is beautiful, but we know it’s not a God who placed the stars in the sky. In the same way, it’s not a God who places the electrons, neutrons, and particles in the atoms.
We are arriving at a turning point in the history of science. And Natalia explains beautifully that photons are matter and vibration. Atoms – we imagine them with our very primitive brain as pétanque balls. And the deeper you go into the infinitely small, the more you realize that there are no balls. Very bad for playing pétanque. There is no ball. When you go deeper, it’s vibration. Everything is vibration. We are vibrations. We have the illusion that we are matter. But we are matter and vibration; we are not more matter than vibration, and not more vibration than matter. For a normal brain, that’s very difficult to conceive.
You cannot pass your hand through somebody else’s body. But you have particles passing through you right now! Normal people with normal brains say: “Impossible!” But there are particles passing through you and through the Earth right now – but we don’t see them.
When you look at the Sun, you don’t see the Sun – you see the photons arriving. Actually, they left eight or seven minutes before. You say, “Oh, I see the stars there.” No – they were there one hour, two hours before, because light travels slowly.
For primitive human beings, light travels very fast. And for photons, same thing – we imagine them like pétanque balls,but Natalia explains beautifully that they are not balls at all: they are vibrations.
Who are you? Vibrations! And what is love? A vibration! So, you can use this symbol to explain everything. Is it the symbol of infinity? It’s the symbol of love! Infinitely small, infinitely large, infinity in time – all is love. So, when you say to the Elohim: “I love you,” what is it? A vibration! Love is always a vibration – not only with masturbation. I love this meditation we did. Thinking is a vibration. Everything in your life is vibration. And thanks to the Elohim, we go a step further.
Compared to the level of science of my grandmother or her grandmother, the research of Natalia looks like a super genius, the science of today seems extraordinary – but it’s the level of a snail. Imagine how your grandmother would react to your life today. You go back in time, you meet your grandmother as a teenager, and she asks: “What is the movement you make most often?”(Maitreya makes the gesture of holding a cellphone) “What does it mean?”
Same if you travel to Amazonia and you are among primitive people, and you… (Maitreya makes the gesture of holding a cellphone) Maybe that’s where the imagination came from – the illusion of reading the future in the hand – maybe? You see the future on the phone.
All the science you have now – for your grandmother as a teenager it’s impossible to understand. That you take your phone and talk to someone on the other side of the Earth – impossible for her to conceive. Too many links are missing for her to understand. Your grandmother would be lost in today’s world. You call, and a car without a driver arrives; you sit inside; there is no driver; and it brings you where you want to go. This exists now! Imagine your grandmother: “Who is driving? Where is the horse pulling the cart?” It’s another level.
Now, travel into the future – not to the level of the Elohim, because you cannot; even the highest scientists on Earth cannot imagine the level of the Elohim. But just at our level: twenty years in the future. What will the world be like? The actual research of Natalia in quantum science will look primitive. The top technological machine, that she is using, will look like a horse cart to us. Try to imagine – it’s very difficult to imagine the world twenty years from now.
So how about the twenty-five-thousand-year technological advance of the Elohim? Ah! That is another dimension. When we speak about the Message of the Elohim, the brain of people can understand what we say: “The Elohim came, using DNA, chemical reactions, and physics, they created life on Earth.” People can conceive this. But the Message is wonderful because it projects us to their level of science – the science of the Elohim. Nobody on Earth can understand even 1% or 10%.
What do they say? “We can move planets and solar systems.” When you say: “They created life on Earth using DNA,” people can conceive it. But when you say: “They can move planets and solar systems,” you lose them. They start thinking: “You need a psychiatric hospital.” It’s impossible for them to imagine.
And this is just a tiny bit of the level of the Elohim’s science. But it becomes understandable when you use your full imagination. And the level of research of Natalia, is beautiful, but still very primitive. Intelligent scientists know that the higher your level of science, the more humble you become. The top genius scientists are not like normal people. Little scientists say: “We know everything.” Having a scientific brain is to be open to the unknown.
The president of the French Academy of Science said in 1890 – and this sentence is a jewel – speaking to young students: “Don’t study science, we have discovered everything!” The president of the French Academy of Science! In 1890! “There is nothing left to discover; we know everything!” It’s funnier than Mr. Bean. But real scientists, top scientists, say: “The more I research, the more I study, the more I understand that we know nothing.” Top scientists say: “We know nothing.” Little monkey scientists say: “We know everything!” That is having a scientific brain – to be open to the unknown.
This sentence is mine and it will remain true forever: “The more we know, the more we understand we know nothing.” Infinity!
They have the illusion of knowing everything – but one thing is constant: love. About love, if you are love, you know everything. Only about love – not about quantum physics or nanotechnology – but about love. The highest scientists on the Elohim’s planet and the most primitive human beings – when it comes to love, they are equal. And that’s the beauty of science. That’s why I say: “Science is love, and love is science.”
