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[Jan. 24th, 2020|12:44 am] |
Rob – What is the Primary Anomaly?
COBRA – The Primary Anomaly is continuous. It’s a random function which exists without a purpose. It is not negative by itself, but free will interacting with primary anomaly has a strong tendency towards evil and negativity because primary anomaly was never in touch with the Source.
Rob – Why did Primary Anomaly occur in a perfectly ordered universe?
COBRA – The answer is without any reason, without any purpose. This is the only way Primary Anomaly can exist.
Rob – OK. That was the next question is. What is it’s purpose? Is it simply chaos? But you say it’s no purpose.
COBRA – The Primary Anomaly does not have any purpose. It is the logical opposite of purpose.
Rob – Thank you. Is all of creation interacting with the Primary Anomaly or do things work differently in other dimensions and planes of the multiverse?
COBRA – The creation is always in interaction with the Primary Anomaly and actually transforming Primary Anomaly slowly. Every conscious action in this universe does transform one aspect of the Primary Anomaly. It’s a process that is on-going since the birth of the universe.
Rob – You have, according to this person, you have said that Primary Anomaly will be absorbed back into the one. Is that correct?
COBRA – Yes.
Rob – After that, what comes – after the absorbing?
COBRA – The one will be everything that it will ever be. There will be no more creation needed because everything will be integrated back into the one.
Rob – OK. In your recent creation interview you said that the Source projects itself into the Primary Anomaly and that fusion creates creation. The question is, ‘How did creation come to be when there was no Primary Anomaly?
COBRA – There was no creation before the Primary Anomaly.
Rob – OK. That answers that one. You also said that one’s ultimate purpose is to absorb the Primary Anomaly. When it is absorbed, what is the purpose after that?
COBRA – The purpose after that is to exist as one in perfect joy, love and harmony. |
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