So You Think The World Will End, and other questions. Ask a demi-god and he will answer. , page 2


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reply posted on 20-5-2011 @ 01:01 PM by filosophia
Originally posted by Praetorius
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I wish to see every tear wiped from the eyes of all, and no more death, mourning, crying, or pain for people to bear.

Thanks.
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The way to the end of suffering is through enlightenment. An image in the sky or in the sun won't save people. What people need is authentic wisdom. They need to let go of their materialist obsessions and move into the realm of their mind. They need to meditate and think deeply on the spiritual life. They also must overcome their religious barriers and research the ancient religions such as the Upanishads and Buddhism. They must see that God is not a foreign object they must give tithings to but the very spirit within their body.

The Christian faith states that only Jesus is God, but the Hindu faith teaches that 'I am That' meaning everyone is that true nature. The soul is perceived to be identical with God in the state of meditation where the concentration fixes on a single point and you become aware of the Self beyond the body.


reply posted on 20-5-2011 @ 01:09 PM by filosophia
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So where do you feel rapture would take any?


Where would the rapture take place: never
Who would the rapture take? No one.

The divine spirit comes from the individual, not from the skies. Only human beings can tap into the divine nature. If there were a project blue beam to lead people astray, it would matter little to the man of enlightenment.
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reply posted on 20-5-2011 @ 01:13 PM by filosophia
Originally posted by Akragon
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Where did i leave my keys?



The real question is, why do you have keys? What fear is driving you to lock yourself out of your possessions? See how funny materialism is, you work and you work for a place to live and a car to drive and then you lock yourself out of them and then lose your keys. Compare this to a man in the wilderness who has nothing but his mind to work on, what problem could possibly arise to him who has everything he needs?


reply posted on 20-5-2011 @ 01:15 PM by sweetstuff
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This is not entirely true, Hindu religion has and worships many gods and goddesses who are envoked via meditation and puja's, mantras and chants so it doesn't really teach the individual as a 'god'..

www.sanskrit.org...

I recommend anyone beginning in meditation learn the exact meaning of any chant or mantra before using it...for their own well being.


reply posted on 20-5-2011 @ 01:16 PM by Ophiuchus 13
Originally posted by filosophia
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So where do you feel rapture would take any?


Where would the rapture take place: never
Who would the rapture take? No one.

The divine spirit comes from the individual, not from the skies. Only human beings can tap into the divine nature. If there were a project blue beam to lead people astray, it would matter little to the man of enlightenment.
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Thats the answer I seeked S&F for the answer
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reply posted on 20-5-2011 @ 01:19 PM by filosophia
Originally posted by sweetstuff
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This is not entirely true, Hindu religion has and worships many gods and goddesses who are envoked via meditation and puja's, mantras and chants so it doesn't really teach the individual as a 'god'..

www.sanskrit.org...

I recommend anyone beginning in meditation learn the exact meaning of any chant or mantra before using it...for their own well being.


When you base the Hindu faith on the populace and what they believe, then it's a all buffet of different gods and goddesses, but when you base it off the Upanishads the Bhagavad Gita it is very clear that the random gods are just the many faces of the one godhead and that the Self is most certainly the one true God.

The body gives rise to the senses
the senses give rise to the mind
the mind gives rise to the intellect
the intellect gives rise to the ideas,
the ideas give rise to eternity, infinity, transcendence,
that is where the true Self hides.
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reply posted on 20-5-2011 @ 01:19 PM by Akragon
Originally posted by filosophia
Originally posted by Akragon
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Where did i leave my keys?



The real question is, why do you have keys? What fear is driving you to lock yourself out of your possessions? See how funny materialism is, you work and you work for a place to live and a car to drive and then you lock yourself out of them and then lose your keys. Compare this to a man in the wilderness who has nothing but his mind to work on, what problem could possibly arise to him who has everything he needs?


Actually i have them to start my car... I have no fears in life my friend. I was posing a question to watch you fail at answering it... Though i admit i wasn't expecting the answer you gave.

Perhaps then you might discribe what makes you a demi-god... It seems to me you're placing yourself on a pedestal and if this is the case, theres many who will knock you off of said pedestal faster then you climbed up there....myself being one of them.

So please explain




reply posted on 20-5-2011 @ 01:22 PM by filosophia
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without keys you can't start your car, thus you have locked yourself from starting your car. Imagine if your car just had a button that needed to be pushed. It would then be impossible to lose your keys since your car wouldn't need keys.

This is an analogy of materialism. With materialism, there is always some snag that would not be there if you weren't dependent on it in the first place.

I do not need a pedestal, therefore I can not be knocked off.
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reply posted on 20-5-2011 @ 01:24 PM by Akragon
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fine fine, you still didn't explain what i asked of you...


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