In this episode we discuss the concept of space, time, and relativity by taking a trip through history to understand the types of experiments and questions that spark our understanding of the modern world by drawing from the collective consciousness.

In this episode, I describe my philosophical background and beginnings in order to reveal any biases. History professors emphasize the importance of an author's biases because everything you read is biased and you should question who wrote it, why it was written, to what audience, what was the objective, and what were the author's biases. Everything is biased - history, science, you name it. In this podcast I describe my upbringing and history of what made me - me.

In this episode, I discuss my human experience because I believe it is crucial to know the background of any author providing information so you can see for yourself any biases, opinions, etc.  When you analyze any text through history you always want to ask who, what, when, where, and why it was written to understand the authors motives and intentions that way you can read through the lines.

It's the start of a new year and my biggest goal is to bring you more episodes this year since last year I had to focus on my career.  I changed the name from Higher Conscious Thinker to Infinite Consciousness to better relay the message that you are much more than this human experience and that your consciousness will never be distinguished, it only transforms and evolves.  Each and every one of us is a necessary ingredient - having a conscious experience feeding back to the whole/ the source/the divine/the light/god/gods/whatever you want to call it.

In this episode, I discuss the point and purpose of this podcast and describe the term Infinite Consciousness.