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My Dragon Scroll: http://dragcave.net/user/Warhart I asked the question "What Would Satan Do?" In when I pondered this question, I was able to answer on the most important decisions of my life. |
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He needs to feel enlightened. He believes his atheism is enlightenment, just as the gnostics feel they are enlightened, just as the Buddhists or the Muslims think they are... He just hasn't realised yet, that there is no enlightenment to be had. Enlightenment doesn't exist. There is wisdom, there is knowledge and there is the successful application of each. Everything else is just an idea or the lack thereof.
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Darkdale, I agree with:
Enlightenment doesn't exist. There is wisdom, there is knowledge and there is the successful application of each. I don't have any enlightenment, only a scientific knowledge and wisdom, that I successfully apply in life and choose to put forward in comment. Luke Wold saw spirits??? That's what's scarey!! Somepeople hear spirits (voices in their head) telling him to commit crimes. |
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Enlightenment doesn't exist. There is wisdom, there is knowledge and there is the successful application of each. Everything else is just an idea or the lack thereof.[/QUOTE] Allow me to disagree, Dark one . I believe enlightenment does exist and is seems to correspond to a state of temporal status epilepticus, ie: a state of permanent seizure. This type of seizure seems to create an expanded consciousness among those experiencing it. The enlightened are not limited to 3.5 dimensions but experience multiple dimensions. Time and distance become meaningless and yogis experience past, present and future as a homogenous now. It is pure bliss. It is beyond God. Inducing this type of seizure is goal and entire purpose of the Eastern and mystical religions. Shanti, shanti, shanti. |
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I don't believe in that Seyorni; I'm sorry. I've just never experienced anything that would give me the impression that enlightenment was possible. It seems to me that the quest for "enlightenment" is a product of narcissism, but I could be very wrong. Obviously I don't know everything about anything.
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if G-d ( G-d is not 'X' for all 'X' )
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I'm reminded of that Zen saying, "After enlightenment, the laundry!"
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Then I came back from where I'd been. My room, it looked the same - but there was nothing left between The Nameless and the name. - Leonard Cohen. |
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Your assessments of my post are quite correct, Darkdale & Deut. I'm extremely skeptical of anyone outside the theoretical physics and hallucinogen-using communities lending any credence to my bizarre philosophy. I'm afraid most of my supporters are uncritical bliss-ninnys.
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My life is an open book; if you don't like the read, put me back on the shelf ....................
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