Universal mind
The universal mind is the singular consciousness that exists, in which all other conscious beings exist as fragments. Everything - matter, spirits, ideas, theorems, God, The Lord of the God-Kings, The Green M&M, Showchan, even Flags - exists as a holon of the universal mind. Some would say that they are all delusions of the universal mind, that it is simply the universal mind having a weird dream as part of a big 'ole nap. While the Hindus called the universal mind Brahman and this may have been one of the earliest notions of a universal mind to catch on, virtually every esoteric nondual sect of every religion has some notion of a "universal mind". The Vexillians claim that the universal mind is simply one possible emanation of The Flag that we happen to exist in, and actually that its totally possible for there to have been a dual universe in which the divine was entirely separate from mortals, but that in beta it was easier to stick with the nondual story. Via advanced knowledge, it may be possible for beings in the nondual side of things to migrate to a dualistic universe and vice versa. And once instantaneous transport between either universe for beings of either universe is attained, for that being to transcend beyond both nonduality and duality into an even greater notion that is beyond description in terms of non-advanced knowledge and thus only understood by advance knowers. This notion is symbolized by the Vexilarum and Vexilacrocus. This is thought by scholars at Mega Harvard to be a marker along the path of vexillokalpa samadhi, which is even further beyond the notion of beyond into ultraperfected ultraperfection into unnamably perfect ultraperfection.
Approximately every 42,069 years, an election is held in the universal mind between all conscious beings to elect the new Lord of the God-Kings
Despite the similar nomenclature, the universal mind is entirely distinct from the global brain, which simply refers to the collective qualia-computational overmind on Earth in the post-universal enlightenment era.