Truthseeker
Non-debating member when I can help myself
Sorry, I made a misstatement. Reason goes hand-in-hand with the spiritual eye. If an inspiration is contradicted by reason or experience, it's probably untrue. For me, a spiritual eye might go like this: If what I am reading seems to be the voice of God, that might be a "spiritual eye". I'm sure different people would define this in a different way. You describe yourself as a Buddhist. It would be different for you. I don't know your views, but sometimes Buddhists don't believe in God. For you, it might be perceiving in a more direct manner what the Buddha is saying, not just understanding it intellectually, but in a deeper manner. A spiritual eye for me could be similar to this, immersing myself in Baha'u'llah's words, pondering them closely until I have certitude in them.And describe the "spiritual eye". And how does an ordinary, fallible mortal know it's real versus imaginary?
As you can see, a spiritual eye is hard to define.