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reply posted on 21-5-2009 @ 08:22 PM by tkwasny
reply to post by DaMod


God existing as pure infinite kinetics, before finitite anything existed. The kinetic was in the balance of expansive and contractive, addition and subtraction. Zero had to be created. God CHOSE to die for an infintesimal time slice by all of expansing enters into all of contractive. Finite was then created out of all infinite. A Zero. A singularity. A One. Created time and structural potential.

The rest in the Universe as fractal and chaos expansing and contracting, muliplication and division is fact as it is.

This was so God can be complete to the definition of Omnipotnet, omnipresent and omniscient, by becoming more than just infinite positive and negative, but also finite in an unlimited number of ways, times, it'll take forever.

So it is our purpose, we are to be the symbiotic vessels THROUGH WHICH God can become greater than infinite. Yes, we are being used but given free choice to have a two way comms setup instead of the standard one way comms link.

Hey, didn't some dude 2000 years ago do the same thing the Father did? Like Father, like Son. I submit it was a message on what it took to create the Universe as well as create a rift (door) between infinite and finite. ...and it's a freebe. You just need to record it in your life-span recording process and it's there for you to slip through later. The Door, once set in your recording, now can also provide a comms link if you choose before you die. Hard to keep it tuned into the right frequency with all these distractions.


reply posted on 21-5-2009 @ 10:26 PM by ghaleon12
I don't like the idea that since something is unexplainable, it somehow proves or adds to the case for God. I'm a spiritual person, but when is this nonsense going to stop? Science doesn't know everything at a given moment, so mentioning the suns would have ran out of hydrogen and things like that I find juvenal. All throughout history it seems that "unexplainable" things have been used to support God. Science is the understanding of reality through reception, and spirituality is the understanding of reality through bestowal.

Of course God could develop everything through thought, but I'd say that there is a will first to create.


How could we possibly understand something like that? How could we possibly know what something like that would want from us? How could we possibly know anything of god? This makes (at least scientifically) every religion ever thought of completely wrong. It doesn’t mean there isn’t a god, it just means we don’t know what or who god really is because god is far beyond our little brains.


God is bestowing in quality, that is scientifically sound. We are receiving in our quality through the ego, that is also sound. How is egoism incongruent with God/spirituality, that's the question. It wants us to become bestowing in our qualities so to become like God, which is bestowal. The concept really isn't that difficult if a person just thinks about the ego and human behavior. Considering how our egos will basically kill each other if it benefits us, how is that going to fit in heaven? You're going to kill your brother in heaven? Yeah, don't think so....

Therefore distance really doesn’t matter at this level of thinking


What determines closeness or distance is egoism. If God is the opposite of that, total bestowal, and we're totally receiving, we feel total separation from God. But when we develop that attribute of bestowal, then we move closer and have similarity of form.

Reduced to the smallest part, a person is an ego that seeks pleasure...something to consider.



I've read a lot of threads about creationism vs. evolution and it doesn't matter if we were instantly created or if humans developed from a long line of mutations. As someone posted, God created the physical laws of the universe, so since “natural laws” come from God, how could evolution not be seen as being entirely from God? If someone believes in a all encompassing God, then why are they afraid if we did develop through evolution from God-created natural laws. Hate to say it, but it comes from stupid people that are "told" that the *poof* humans theory has to be true and stupid people that hinge their faith upon believed impossibility observed through science.

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reply posted on 21-5-2009 @ 10:35 PM by silent thunder
Those interested in the nexus between religion and science might find a lot worth studying in sacred geometry. There is so much out there on this topic, and more than a few excellent series of youtube videos on this topic, so I won't attempt any kind of comprehensive list here. Use your old friend google if interested.

To me, math and geometry seems even more fundamental than science, so that's where I look for the true zone connecting the rational to the spiritual. Sacred geometry is particularly edifying in this respect, because in addition to being mathematically verifiable and meaningful, it also hits you instinctively and instantly on a raw visual level.


reply posted on 21-5-2009 @ 11:24 PM by 2theC
reply to post by silent thunder


i guess Williams Blakes vision of god and his subsequent painting could validate that point silent thunder
with the angle's (angels) being messengers of God.
i know its a religious image but William Blake probably had no other represenation to fall back on at the time.



never discount the insights to "god" our artists and poets have given us, they ,although not scientific in nature ,could be just as important to our understandings.



reply posted on 21-5-2009 @ 11:33 PM by silent thunder
reply to post by 2theC


I quite agree.

And I am quite taken with your angles/angels connection...brilliant.


reply posted on 22-5-2009 @ 12:44 AM by SelfDestruct
Originally posted by DaMod
Hello everyone. I've been meaning to post this for a long time. I am going [Every star is a massive nuclear furnace constantly converting hydrogen (its fuel) into helium (its exhaust). The sun in fact has only used up about 2% of it’s hydrogen since it came into existence (neat little factoid there). When a star runs out of hydrogen It eventual dies. The star’s death might be violent and might be subtle but the fact remains when the hydrogen is gone the star is doomed. During a nuclear fusion reaction, two hydrogen atoms fuze together and form one helium atom. That helium atom is eventually released into the vastness of space.

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In a red giant of up to 2.25 solar masses, hydrogen fusion proceeds in a shell-layer surrounding the core.[42] Eventually the core is compressed enough to start helium fusion, and the star now gradually shrinks in radius and increases its surface temperature. For larger stars, the core region transitions directly from fusing hydrogen to fusing helium.[



en.wikipedia.org...

Helium is also quite abundant, and important for star formation and stability.

During their helium-burning phase, very high mass stars with more than nine solar masses expand to form red supergiants. Once this fuel is exhausted at the core, they can continue to fuse elements heavier than helium.


en.wikipedia.org...


This describes stars of greater mass than our sun - our sun would decay at a faster rate, fusing carbon and oxygen sooner than more massive stars. Theories show however, that our sun will be washed away by stellar winds long before it starts fusing heavier elements than C and O.

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reply posted on 22-5-2009 @ 12:57 AM by Watcher-In-The-Shadows
reply to post by 5thElement


It's illogic to assume that can know for sure one way or the other.



reply posted on 22-5-2009 @ 01:25 AM by synyster.
reply to post by DaMod


Time is a dimension, therefore it did not exist before the universe existed. As the universe expanded, so did all the rest of the dimensions that make up this vast universe. Time was formed when the universe was formed, to contradict your claim that there HAS to be a beginning of time. Time began when the universe was created.

On the topic of your hydrogen as a "gas" in the universe, all the hydrogen in the universe that exists now, was created during the big bang. The early stages of the universe were very unstable and rough, and it took a while for the universe to cool and for the hydrogen to settle. In the large expanse of space, hydrogen was very spread apart, and over a VERY long period of time. Through gravity, this hydrogen was able to come together and form stars. We are talking about a LARGE amount of hydrogen by the way. Seeing that are universe is roughly 13.6 billion years old, It took a long time for the hydrogen to come together and form the very first stars. Our sun itself is 4.5 billion years old, and we know that it is the offspring of another star's supernova, seeing that our solar system contains elements only produced from supernovae.

Continuing on god, I am a firm believer in human consciousness. The human mind is much more than what we perceive it to be. Through spiritual awakening and expansion of consciousness, us humans can do much more than what we are capable of. Many people dismiss the idea of psychic powers, but it is actually a very serious topic. Many governments, including the United States government, researched Remote Viewing (if you don't know what it is, google it) and many other things related to psychic abilities.

From what I see, we aren't the only beings in this universe. Not at all. God can be anything, and we have only the slightest ideas of our capabilities at the moment.



This is a good video for everyone to understand the 10 dimensions



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