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Originally posted by smithjustinb
There is no goal of existence. Existence just exists. By definition, that's all it can do. There is no choice of whether or not to exist. You are existence and cannot be anything else.
Originally posted by 1littlewolf
Originally posted by smithjustinb
There is no goal of existence. Existence just exists. By definition, that's all it can do. There is no choice of whether or not to exist. You are existence and cannot be anything else.
So why then do you believe we exist on this plane as seperate physical beings? If there is no point, no whythen surely we would have never disconnected in the first place......?
Originally posted by 1littlewolf
Originally posted by smithjustinb
There is no goal of existence. Existence just exists. By definition, that's all it can do. There is no choice of whether or not to exist. You are existence and cannot be anything else.
So why then do you believe we exist on this plane as seperate physical beings? If there is no point, no whythen surely we would have never disconnected in the first place......?
Originally posted by smithjustinb
The reason for disconnecting was not decided by the essence of existence known as God. There are two aspects of the universe. Formlessness (God) and Form (Mass). Form separated formlessness. And being the freedom loving quality that formlessness was, it allowed form to do so.
Separation was not demanded by God, it was demanded by mass.
Originally posted by Itisnowagain
There is a the belief in an 'I' existing and 'existance' existing, this thought splits reality in two, that is the separation but it is illusionary. There is just existance. This existance is experiencing itself.
The 'disconnection' is no more than a misunderstanding
Originally posted by Itisnowagain
reply to post by 1littlewolf
There is a the belief in an 'I' existing and 'existance' existing, this thought splits reality in two, that is the separation but it is illusionary. There is just existance. This existance is experiencing itself.
The 'disconnection' is no more than a misunderstanding.
Originally posted by 1littlewolf
Originally posted by smithjustinb
There is no goal of existence. Existence just exists. By definition, that's all it can do. There is no choice of whether or not to exist. You are existence and cannot be anything else.
So why then do you believe we exist on this plane as seperate physical beings? If there is no point, no whythen surely we would have never disconnected in the first place......?
Originally posted by 1littlewolf
Originally posted by smithjustinb
The reason for disconnecting was not decided by the essence of existence known as God. There are two aspects of the universe. Formlessness (God) and Form (Mass). Form separated formlessness. And being the freedom loving quality that formlessness was, it allowed form to do so.
Separation was not demanded by God, it was demanded by mass.
Interesting theory, but I don't completely agree. There is only one aspect to the universe - energy - and this encompasses both the form and the formless. The physical plane has a defined beginning, a 'time' when the energy was not divided by time and space.
There is a reason the 3D world we see around us was formed, a reason spacetime came about to divided and condense the energy. But I do not believe it was doing it for the sake of doing it. The illusions of matter space and time are the process, but not the answer.....
Originally posted by Itisnowagain
reply to post by 1littlewolf
There is a the belief in an 'I' existing and 'existance' existing, this thought splits reality in two, that is the separation but it is illusionary. There is just existance. This existance is experiencing itself.
The 'disconnection' is no more than a misunderstandingedit on 16-11-2011 by Itisnowagain because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by 1littlewolf
Now in this plane they have not always existed. There is a defined beginning. A time when the illusion of separateness begun. And a reason for that beginning....
Originally posted by Itisnowagain
reply to post by 1littlewolf
What is seen is real in essence. Something is seen, seeing is happening. Whatever we are seeing is fleeting, changing, moving, always different.
When you watch the tv you see separate people and other things moving around in time and space, it is concieved as real, with depth. It is only when the tv is switched off that you can see the screen. There were no separate people and there is no depth (time and space), it was all appearing on a flat surface. You are the surface, canvas, screen on which all appearances appear. You are the only 'real' thing and without you there would be nowhere for the pictures to appear.
When you are in deep sleep it is like when the tv is off, no pictures appearing, void and empty. Even before the eyes open pictures, images start to appear, in the dreaming state. Is there any separation between you and the dream? Or is the dream all you? All the people that appear in your dreams are they 'real'? They appear as images and the images are seen/known.
There is no one but you in your experience. Whether you are dreaming or awake there is only I.
Out of this I appears all that is seen.
I never sleeps.
Rupert Spira talks through the experience of you:
youtu.be...
You say there is a defined beginning, a time when the illusion of separateness began and you want a reason for that beginning.....
How can you be so sure there was a beginning? No reason will ever be found for the beginning because no one has found the beginning, it is just an assumption.
It always has been now and it always will be now.
You and now can not appear separately. This is the 'oneness' that can not be denied.
edit on 17-11-2011 by Itisnowagain because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by filosophia
reply to post by ButtUglyToad
I have seen the inner light, nothing you say nor how many emoticons you use could convince me differently. You have not, which is why you have no clue what I am saying. Meditate and you will see. Meditation is not just mental, it is physical and mental.
Originally posted by NewAgeMan
Someday, it will be the running joke of all ages, the way we used to think, about ourselves, others and the reality within which we are already emersed. it will be uproarious, the humor. How can that not happen, that laughter all bottled up within such a transparent suffering for so long....?
We'll get it eventually, no worries as they say here in Lotus Land.
Originally posted by smithjustinb
There was a singularity of dense energy/mass. The dense singularity was non-porous. All of a sudden it exploded. This was because it allowed something other than mass to penetrate it. The physical singularity of mass allowed itself to be separate from itself. That was an imbalance. It was inconsistent. The space between its now separate parts was what you could call spirit. It was pure life. It was so alive. It was love. It was purity. It was God. That spirit is still with us today. There is no empty space. The space is that.
The spirit not only caused the explosion, it served as a template for the rearrangement of the mass/energy. The spirit now penetrates nearly every fiber of what is solid. It is responsible for the animation of what you call life that is really inanimate dust possessed by life/spirit trying to behave like life/spirit.
Mass/energy is now in many forms and combinations of forms. The manifestation of these various forms is an attempt to immitate the unfamiliar non-physical spirit. It even systematically arranges itself in ways to imitate the spirit, up to the point where complex life is created with perpetuating organ systems. Those creations can only harbor the spirit for so long until the jig is up and it realizes that the physical can't measure up to the non-physical.
Originally posted by Itisnowagain
reply to post by 1littlewolf
I have just stumbled across this video, it is very funny.
Adi Da at his best:
youtu.be...
I have just posted it on another thread also.
Originally posted by Itisnowagain
reply to post by 1littlewolf
What is seen is real in essence. Something is seen, seeing is happening. Whatever we are seeing is fleeting, changing, moving, always different.
When you watch the tv you see separate people and other things moving around in time and space, it is concieved as real, with depth. It is only when the tv is switched off that you can see the screen. There were no separate people and there is no depth (time and space), it was all appearing on a flat surface. You are the surface, canvas, screen on which all appearances appear.......................
Rupert Spira talks through the experience of you:
youtu.be...
You say there is a defined beginning, a time when the illusion of separateness began and you want a reason for that beginning.....
How can you be so sure there was a beginning? No reason will ever be found for the beginning because no one has found the beginning, it is just an assumption.
It always has been now and it always will be now.
You and now can not appear separately. This is the 'oneness' that can not be denied.