Originally posted by OptionToChoose
You noticed my absence...again impressed.
Contemporaneously it is me recognizing my own; it's ours, is it not?
You're welcome, glad to contribute to the workings of the plight of enormous thought in the search for why, though we already know;
Thank you. Your sentiments are a mirror of beatitude and I reciprocate.
seeking when what may be, though no time exists.
Is sempiternal time, no time? Is time only defined as measurable? Time can be both eternal and preoccupied in its absence. As time does and does not
exist, unasailably everything is and is not. A contradiction, but not a flaw at all, revealingly a perfection of a trichotomous perception; a mind of
the universe, totally cinctured and synchronized to a simultanaeity of omniscient comprehension.
I would go as far to say that I seek not to understand why, really (now) but simply to understand.
I think you already do.
Why is this structure, this protocol the way...obviously it is, and I can't seem to find the voting booth.
Is
why this structure?(Is the structure an ever question?) This protocol this way? Perchance it is terminable and soon it will go away.
Or are we stuck in this perpetually impervious, therefore static curiosity?
For example, if it is all mind, then is it really true that all is perception?
If it is, then what is perception? And what is all? To observe the wholes the obvious perception, but you do also see the unchosen joint
conception?
Is "where" only a non-existent concept provided as a tool for navigation within the perception?
A being once told me we are no-w-here. Now here. Non-local yet relative.
If so, could I even comprehend the very answer I believe I would so desperately like to find? Do I want to find the answer--this
ultimate Truth (is there really just one Aspect)--to experience it, or to tell everyone I know, "I've found it!"
Either one would be the aspect of the experience of it, would not it?
I'm curious again: may I know why you refuse a universe that may be called God? I'm not preaching, and will not
(requesting stand-down),

Stand-down granted. There is a stigma that coats this religious terminology, this associated institutionalized prejudicism surceases any
futuristic and Humanistic value that would come from such a name, henceforth downplaying any singificant revelation conglomerated to such a name. The
powers and history of this diety and its inscripted incantatories into its biblical text through men do not match with exactitude the attributes of
the eternal unitrio.
because I respect your processes, and therefore you; what I may believe should not have bearing on colleagues in higher-level contemplation. If
I knew everything, and had no need to understand anything, then I would be seeking nothing.
Per mod I also respect you more than you may know. Your esteemed intellect and fearless approach at using such renders me a joyous Man. I have sought
nothing, and nothing I truly found to be something. I have sought energetical absence, and energetical absence I diligently uncover to be immeasurable
presence.
Which is, in some ways--yes, I agree--exactly what I am seeking, that "no-thing", out of which everything included within that which
is called "something" has emerged. Dark matter? I think so, and if so, then certainly there is more nothing than something for our viewing pleasure
in visible range.
There was no emergence of everything, nor was there ever an emergence of nothing, but it can also be said that there was ever an emergence of nothing
(absences are dichotomous). What you seek you have already found. Ask yourself how nothing can or could have existed in front of you... it can't, and
it never did, and it never will. There truly is not a void of existence called a "nothing" and there never will be, for this to be it must be as
follows: only if this nothing is indubitably known as the something and the everything, that which it truly is. This nothing is eternal, and this
everything is eternal.
The word "soul" defined fundamentally as "will" and "emotion"; however, you stray from the terminology...I tend to suspect for its
ecclesiastical affiliation, though I think the definition would be found a bit more broad than that.
Those who I ultimately wish to infinitely portion this knowledge to are the ecclesiastical. I agree and defer, the definition is found to be more
broad, but for necessity of mental attraction and avoidance of foreseen consequences I will definitely suspend improvisation of such verbiage.
I don't understand this, but again I respect a fellow seeker's point-of-view. I feel confident, somehow, that you will clarify. 
Respect and trust are earned and gained, not blindly given. You sir, currently have all of mine. I will always clarify with pedantic staunch for your
pleasure and for your inquery as extended as this trust and respect should be proven to intermingle.
And one more thing: how do I accept that an infinite and eternal (you didn't use "infinite" but it seemed encapsulated within the
context; correct me, if need be) condition can be known. Will the universe cease to be infinite, once known?
No. It is One Eternity. ONE eternity. There is no space/time for another eternity. There is only one eternity. This one eternity defines in itself
that is simultaneously everything and nothing. Its perpetuity is static.
Think of it like this. Just because you may one day know all the laws of the physical universe doesn't mean that there are a finite number of things
to see and places to visit.
Though the structural blueprints (laws of physics) be finite, the things that comprise it are infinite (planets, stars, people, life).
[edit on 28-5-2008 by LastOutfiniteVoiceEternal]