Is it true that every desire you have is fulfilled in some part of infinity?

[anagogy]

It must be, right? For example the desire that arises from within the headrush of nicotine: 'I wish there were a world in which this feeling continued and expanded eternally.'

Is even that pleasure-seeking desire fulfilled in some strange realm unknown to the physical time-bound world?

It is just my opinion, and I could be completely wrong but I think the answer is: yes.

It used to bother me to think about infinity, because of the sheer scope of it.

The way I approach it is to consider the mind of god -- the consciousness of intelligent infinity. What is infinite creative energy like? What is the energy of god like? Various religions have given us the notions of: omnipotence, omnipresence, and omniscience, but what does that mean?

At the end of the day isn't this all just a cosmic dream in consciousness? Isn't the reality that constitutes 'sjel' and 'anagogy' simply the One asking itself "what is it like to be 'sjel' and 'anagogy'?" And isn't whatever that answer was, our reality? You are the One right now imagining what it is like to play the role of 'sjel'. And because its mind is infinite it is imagining an infinity of other perspectives at the same 'time', and not just the same time, but alternate 'times' as well (parallel realities). And it is imagining them with such perfection that there is no difference between the imagination and the reality. What is the difference between the perfect dream of physicality and actual physicality? Following this thought experiment, I came to understand there is no difference. It is like a computer with no RAM limitations and infinite processing power. Essentially it is exploring all possibilities, and those possibilities look different depending on what 'level' of data/abstraction they are being observed on (these are the densities).

On our level of vibration there appears to be a bunch of forms that exist in seeming separation, on a higher level it all appears as a seamless unbroken continuum.

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