I got the same 'realisation landing' during recent months. These two in particular:

1. "At the highest level, creation happens at the speed of thought. Once a thought is manifest, it then plays out the anomaly through some form of incarnated vehicle. So that any disharmony and distortion can be resolved out."

It seems things are processed and resolved through a dense system. For example, I have to go into the denseness in myself in order to resolve it. The same with any system. It is actually creating a dense experience in order to build the ability to get the 'light' (formless) through the 'form'. This is where the collapse of the duality is happening.

2. " It is where we are all connected, but each with a unique perspective. Yes there is one absolute truth, but it can be viewed in many different and related ways."

I also 'got' that the 'one truth for everybody' is a combination of all the truths and that it is not constant but evolving as the universe is evolving (in the 'eyes' of the self-perceiving universe). The paradox of this 'evolving truth' is that it is in fact eventually disappearing the closer to 'the truth' it gets hhhh

What I mean to say is that this truth exists as long as anomaly exists and as the disturbance is solving itself truth becomes more and more formless, as it can only exist as long as separation exists.

It sounds a bit analytical, but it is actually very feelable :) And for me when I get to hold this paradox this is when Christ consciousness can flow, because then 'truth' becomes instantaneous and flexible.

The trick is that just as truth has as many forms as the number of fragments experiencing (feeling) it, so does lie. And I think that this is what the part with the choice is about in the dialogue with the architect and also all throughout the movie (like picking one of the pills). The constructive intent of a lie as opposed to a truth is a possibility to make a choice.

About DNA and unplugging - is this why there are on/off periods? Getting clear then going back, then again and again. Because I thought I kind of fell, but maybe this is just part of the adaptation? And through this on/off process it feels like the grief gets more and more intense every time and I feel more and more determined and less proud and the choice is getting less and less artificial (bubble-like). Is it.. normal? hhh