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Originally posted by arkaNd
Originally posted by Unity_99
reply to post by arkaNd
Your writing has a familiar quality. Supporting this negative agenda, and this ludicrous belief in an Twisted Reality and Creator, leaves me cold. I'll never support anything like this in a trillion kazillion infinity of cycles. Because I know what love is.
Whoa. That's a very strong assumption you are making. I never would have expected anything of the sort from you. I am not supporting any kind of negative agenda whatsoever. I don't know who you think I am but I can most certainly tell you I am not that person. I don't see what you see is so wrong in the way I see things. I don't understand what you find to be so negative about me. All I did was ask a brother for his email and you lash out on me but I guess you think I support his 'negative agenda'. That's just absurd, my intentions are far from what you believe them to be. Just because you are entitled to your own opinion, doesn't make it the truth. You sound delusional. I don't blame Universal Light for leaving this thread if this is what he had to put up with.
My twisted reality of the creator? Come on now, let's be civil.
What exactly do you find so 'twisted' about my view?
Originally posted by 547000
reply to post by LeoVirgo
One's nature alone cannot tell if they indeed do have have access to angelic knowledge or are just saying things they want to say. For all we know they could be right, and they are just stern because they do indeed have the truth, and many people just speak as though they are wise, when in reality they know not what they speak of. I'm not one who believes something without a reason to point me in that direction. Many can speak platitudes above love, wisdom, and understanding but I cannot be swayed unless there's evidence. It's in my nature.
There are many people who deliver such speeches but claim no connection to the source.edit on 13-10-2010 by 547000 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by 547000
reply to post by IAMIAM
I'm pretty confident I am not divine. Perhaps a human who has experienced divine things, but I am not God. God is divine, and the way I see it I'm not even close to measure up to the big G.
Originally posted by redgy
oneness to all as either body, spirit or thought is something that is not easily achieved for the good of all, if oneness as connection is formulated as conciousness allowed to flow freely one to the other and vise versa, the thoughts, feelings, body and spirit of self must then be as complete unison of the all, where if free will of self in oneness is seperated and still in charge for each, the free will then, is what turns itself on oneness of all and applies ones own interpratation and actions to only self and not neccesarily for the good of all.
free will cannot be in tune with oneness, as they will coincide together as negative to positive for all actions being made by self to the all or become only as a service to self and not as sevice for all.
love and peace.
Originally posted by 547000
reply to post by chezs
I make no claims to being divine or higher than anybody. I just want some evidence from somebody before I'll believe them. Especially if they claim to be the only ones with answers to everything. I consider evidence to be something you can't just make up or talk about a verbal gobbly-goo of related stuff. If you ask me how the sun is powered, and I say by the energy of souls, or just make up something, does that really mean I actually know what I'm talking about, or is it possible I am making up stuff? That is why I have asked for a math or physics related questions.
I've had to repeatedly justify why I would ask such a thing over and over again and have been implied to be unwise, have even been asked if math can prove anything, all which I've answered over and over again. I never said math could prove they are light beings; I said if they had answers to questions that even the best of minds cannot figure out they they do indeed have higher knowledge and thus aren't just a bunch of people taking what we already know and add their own spin to it, since they truly have knowledge people don't already have. I asked a math question instead of a question where they can make up stuff for. And yet again I have to justify it to someone else why I would ask "dumb" questions.
So tell me, what should I do? Should I ignore people who ask me why I asked a math related question over something else?edit on 14-10-2010 by 547000 because: (no reason given)
If first comes belief, then proof, why do people love bashing religion for it's followers being blind?
Why don't you try to believe first, then come to the truth, instead of assuming they're all false because you just don't like the idea of it?
How is science distorted? Do you have any recommendations?
My post would be pages long if I explained everything, so much had to be missed. See, thats what they say they do, and they hilight examples where they did follow the evidence and ram them down your throat repetetively while the majority of cases where they didnt follow the evidence are ignored. Mostly, if it doesnt fit the mainstream paradigm then there must be somthing wrong with the experiments, because there cant possibly be anything wrong with the major theories they say. If for example you claim to dectect the presence of a soul, then your instruments must therefore be faulty, because they think they know for a fact there is no such thing as a soul, and they wouldnt waste time looking at your results, if you dare investigate it further then you're ridiculed and ostracized out of your field.
yet because that's where the evidence leads they had to accept it
Originally posted by 547000
reply to post by LeoVirgo
I believe about Him because I asked for evidence and received evidence, otherwise I would not believe.
So the spirit knows more things about Atlantis, Bigfoot, and Grapefruit than it does about math, or is this all just made up? I asked questions where you have to give evidence to suerbalpport your claims and was denied, yet they have time to answer questions about Reptilians, Atlantis, and Solomon's Temple? Are these things really of import, or just things the person claiming to have godly knowledge read about and made claims for?
I know math is not the most important thing to the divine, but if you're answering all these other trivial questions why not answer something of substance?
And yes, I did take offense, because I was repeatedly told it's a dumb idea. I don't think it's a dumb idea. I think it's a dumber idea to ask questions that depend on how much charm a person puts in a reply or how much mish-mash of related conspiracy/spiritual/New Age ideas a person alludes to.edit on 14-10-2010 by 547000 because: (no reason given)