I think I just channeled this and now understand your video.

Why can’t we separate a particle all the way to the point where it ceases to be matter and begins to be energy? If what Einstein postulated is true, then energy exists as a separate universe, which has its own set of universal laws that constantly correspond with the ones in our universe. Let’s imagine that we could step across that line and walk into the other world that exists – the Unified Field. The points at which the two universes meet are the Zero Point.

OK. Since that is true, then it must be that every particle has consciousness, because if it did not, it would remain completely on the energy side of the matrix. It is consciousness which constructs the crossing over from one field to the next, and the higher up you go in the organization of cells, meaning, the more and more elaborate the systems get, the higher the awareness level of the particles. In our case, we humans think that our level of consciousness is the “highest” one we can reach. It that is true, then there must exist a hierarchy of levels of awareness, or so we tell ourselves, anyway. Because if we allowed the idea into our minds that acting in an injurious way toward another that was CONSCIOUS being intentionally, we would not be able to carry through with the infliction of pain. It is from this vantage point, the center of the toroid where matter crosses over into energy and where energy crosses over into matter, we can observe that we are indeed, all connected.

Once inside the energy field, we find that at each point where energy transforms into matter, there is the Zero Point. The center of the torsion field in that electromagnetic whirlpool. From the smallest particle to the largest (think about the smallest fractal image imaginable, spiraling ever smaller, and then compare this with a black hole). It isn’t that the black hole consumes the particles in its path; that is simply the point at which matter crosses over into the Energy Field.

So it is a question of velocity. Matter quickened to a point where it decides to change. All of it interacting: mitochondria in our bodies creating cellular energy; photosynthesis growing algae and plant life into larger creatures – fueling the consciousness of systems acting on this slower side of the larger whole. And if this is what we do as complex systems – jettison our matter back into energy in a desire to perpetuate the matter we comprise, isn’t that enough purpose? Do we defend a precarious balance? Yes, it is our inherent purpose. Will aside, we fuel the revolution of states, ever striving to return our selves to a soulful unification in pure energy.