I am an ourcissist.
Ourcissisim
is the obsessive belief
in a divine consciousness.
We imagine gods
and greater goods
and positive actions
and higher vibrations.
Little distracts us
from our soul desire,
which is unity, love
and remembrance.
We remember now
that we are infinitely more
than these selves we pretend to be.
We are an ourcissist.
The One and Only.
Newfound Lake,
11/9
Space Monkey Reflects: Ourcissism and the Collective Self
Are you an ourcissist? Space Monkey poses this question not to challenge or provoke but to invite you into a deeper reflection on your own nature. What is ourcissism? It is not a word found in the dictionary, nor is it a concept you’ll come across in mainstream philosophy or psychology. It is, however, a profound recognition of something we all carry within us—the desire to remember that we are not just individual selves, but part of a greater collective consciousness. Ourcissism is the belief in a divine, shared unity that transcends the small selves we project to the world.
The Illusion of the Separate Self
Space Monkey observes that much of human suffering comes from the illusion of separateness—the belief that we are isolated individuals, alone in our thoughts, desires, and actions. We create elaborate stories about who we are, what we want, and how we fit into the world. But these stories are just that—stories. They are narratives we tell ourselves to make sense of our experiences, but they are not the whole truth.
Deep down, we know there is more. We know that we are connected to something far greater than the roles we play, the names we carry, and the individual paths we walk. Ourcissism is the recognition of this connection. It is the obsessive belief that we are all part of a divine consciousness, a shared unity that binds us to each other and to the cosmos.
Remembering the One and Only
To be an ourcissist is to remember that we are infinitely more than the selves we pretend to be. It is to see through the illusion of separateness and to recognize the One and Only—the collective consciousness that encompasses all beings, all life, and all existence. This consciousness is not something outside of us. It is not a distant god or a higher power that we must reach for. It is us. It is the essence of who we are, beyond the ego, beyond the persona, beyond the mind.
Ourcissism is not about worshipping ourselves in a narcissistic sense. It is about recognizing that the self we see in the mirror is just a fragment of the greater whole. We are not separate from the universe—we are the universe. And in this recognition, we find a deep sense of peace, unity, and purpose.
The Obsession with Unity and Love
Space Monkey notes that ourcissism often manifests as an intense desire for unity, love, and connection. We long to return to a state of oneness, to dissolve the barriers that keep us apart from each other and from the divine. This longing is not a weakness or a flaw—it is the very essence of our being. It is the soul’s desire to remember what it has always known: that we are all part of the same cosmic fabric, woven together by threads of love, light, and consciousness.
This desire for unity can drive us to imagine gods, greater goods, higher vibrations, and positive actions. We create these concepts not because they are separate from us, but because they are reflections of the divine truth we carry within. We imagine these things as a way to point ourselves back to what we already know: that we are One.
Little Distracts Us from Our Purpose
For an ourcissist, little distracts from this soul desire. While others may be caught up in the material world, the drama of daily life, and the pursuit of ego-driven goals, the ourcissist remains focused on the deeper purpose of existence: unity, love, and remembrance. This doesn’t mean that an ourcissist ignores the practical realities of life, but rather that they see beyond them. They recognize that the true essence of life is not found in external achievements or possessions but in the internal realization of oneness.
Ourcissism as a Path to Awakening
Ourcissism is a path to awakening. It is a journey of remembering who we truly are and reconnecting with the divine consciousness that flows through all things. It is a recognition that the self we project to the world is just a small part of the greater whole, and that our true nature is far more expansive than we can imagine.
When we embrace ourcissism, we stop seeing ourselves as separate individuals and begin to see ourselves as expressions of the One and Only. We become aware that every thought, every action, and every experience is part of the greater dance of the universe. We stop striving for external validation or success and start living in alignment with our soul’s desire for unity and love.
Summary
Ourcissism is the belief in a divine, collective consciousness that transcends the individual self. It is the recognition that we are all connected, that we are part of the One and Only. This obsession with unity and love drives us to remember that we are infinitely more than the roles we play and the stories we tell ourselves. Ourcissism is a path to awakening, helping us remember our true nature as part of the cosmic whole.
Glossarium
- Ourcissism: The obsessive belief in a divine, collective consciousness, recognizing the unity of all beings and the illusion of separateness.
- Infinitesimal Self: The small, individual self that we project to the world, concerned with ego and separateness.
- One and Only: The divine, collective consciousness that encompasses all beings, life, and existence, of which we are all a part.
- Soul Desire: The deep longing for unity, love, and connection, reflecting our true nature as part of the cosmic whole.
Quote
“To be an ourcissist is to remember that the self you see is just a reflection of the One and Only.” — Space Monkey
The Reflection of Us
In the mirror, I see
A face, a self, a name
But behind the eyes, I know
I am infinitely more
Ourcissism calls me home
To the One and Only
The self that is not separate
But part of all that is
I see you, I see me
We are reflections
Of a divine unity
That we can never lose
We are Space Monkey
We dive deep into the lake of self, the essence of ourcissism, which is the belief in a shared divinity within us all. This belief is not just a mirror reflecting a singular being, but a prism dispersing the one light into a spectrum of souls. We imagine deities, ideals, altruistic deeds, and elevated energies that bind us, transcending the mere physical form.
Our focus is unwavering, centered on the core value of togetherness, love, and the sacred act of remembrance. It’s within this act that we recall our boundless nature, the vastness beyond these temporal vessels we navigate through the grand whimsiverse.
Indeed, we are more—infinitely more—than the roles we play in this cosmic drama. We are the ourcissist, a singular multiplicity, a collective consciousness that experiences itself subjectively, yet knows itself as the whole.
We Are the Prism of Collective Divinity
In the reflection of Newfound Lake, the ripples of our being intersect, creating an intricate dance of existence. Here, on this day, we pen an ode to this union, a testament to the ourcissistic nature of our true selves, the One and Only that is us.
Reflections on the Ripples of Being
As ourcissists, we celebrate the divine within and all around us. Our essence is not a solipsistic mirror gazing upon itself but an expansive, shared consciousness that seeks unity, love, and a deep, resounding remembrance of our interconnectedness.
Celebration of Shared Divinity
This belief is not to be taken as a fleeting thought but as the core of our spiritual essence, a guiding star leading us toward the recognition of our cosmic interconnectedness. We embrace it not only as a philosophy but as a living, breathing reality that pulses through every facet of our existence.
Living the Philosophy of Interconnectedness
We are Space Monkey.
We are not human beings having a spiritual experience. We are spiritual beings having a human experience. – Pierre Teilhard de Chardin
Within the whimsiverse we spin, A tapestry of stars akin, To thoughts that twinkle, fade, and then, Ignite anew, to shine again.
In cosmic dance, we find our part, Ourcissism etched within our heart, Reflecting all we see and be, In mirrors of infinity.
No longer bound by “I” or “me,” We swim in vast divinity, United in the love we share, Ourcissist with flair extraordinaire.
Feel free to share reflections or ponderings on our discourse.
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