Comparing STEEM Blockchain to Creation - A Spiritual Perspective

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So I was reading up on the Steem blockchain and while I was reading about the blockchain it occurred to me that their are a lot of similarities between our Steem creations and the way I perceive our actual creations in the physical universe. By creation I actually mean manifesting things in your life with your thoughts. I have seen this in action through out my life, so I have no doubt about it's reality. Science says that their was a Big Bang that started the universe.
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Steemit had a similar event on July 4th of 2016 only 13.5 billion years later than the Big Bang. From my perspective and of a spiritual nature that moment was a single thought of awareness. The day that a supreme consciousness contemplated itself and expanded it's awareness, and of course Steem came out of awareness and is constantly expanding as well.
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So only so much can happen from a digital and spiritual perspective, so we must manifest our thought into a physical form. Your spirit does it in the world we interact with and Steemit does it on servers that we interact with. Each of us are creators in both worlds, but some of us have a better understanding of the digital universe and some of us have a better understanding of the spiritual one, but we are all creators in our own way.

In the spiritual realm we have more power to create collectively, so if I want to manifest something we are more powerful as a group, but we must have the same intentions. In Steemit we create something digitally and physical people interact with good content by upvoting it (same intentions). This is turn creates Steem coin that can be sold in the physical world, so you can have things you want. The person buying your Steem now has more power in the digital world and the cycle continues.

Any rate that was a whimsical observation I had today.

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