The Sum of Awe
Brought to you by the moment that spacetime began.
Okay, first I want to say: I'm not saying I'm 100% sure on this, obviously. Just wanted you all to check this out, give a little opinion on this is all. But I think it is POSSIBLE that it is evidence of a God, none specifically.
Also, another thing before we being: I'm not claiming God as anything in particular. There are various definitions of God. Some think of it as a white man with a beard, others as a grey cloud of energy that creates things out in space... Anything could be a God in my opinion, doesn't have to be omnipotent, conscious, or anything, just has to fit the definition of a God or seem like a God.
Creator God: As you may know there are several things that make something a God... But one of them is a creator or something that created the universe.
Whatever formed the singularity (our universe before expanded) or if nothing did our singularity is a God by definition, is it not? Because it created our universe.
OR
Whatever made our singularity begin expanding is a God...
Does God have to be supernatural, spiritual, or anything unrealistic? Not that I know of... There is a definition that God is just that, but there are more than just that definition.
Supernatural God: Okay, if you are going to talk on and on about how first-hand experiences wont be evidence enough, ignore this one... Unless you are willing to try it yourself to try to receive the same experience (hoping somebody will, trying to find out if it is just me or everybody).
First off, how I meditate: Sit in the corner of my room, likely sitting on a pillow to avoid lumps on the ground. Avoid touching anything besides the comfortable pillow and sit crosslegged.
That's just how I sit, not sure if I have to sit in that position, though you must avoid touching anything unless you must.
Then try to forget about yourself, forget that you even exist. It helps a lot better when there are sounds to guide you. Closing your eyes help and listening to everything else helps also.
You will go into a deep, deep... way of consciousness, that seems like you don't exist, though you are aware of reality. The sounds that guide you can help you move and recognize. The first few times you do this your mind will only interpret what is there, but the more you do it, the more your mind actually knows what is there.
Doing this, it feels extremely dangerous to go deep within forgetting oneself, though doing it I imagine it will lead you to an unconscious-like state while you are still living, then trapped for you will be unconscious, non-existent pretty much, so you wont know the way back to your body (remembering that you exist).
But anyways, it's not a soul that leaves your body, it is just your mind recognizing the surroundings, specifically the places you know. It helps your mind become very, very aware of the surroundings when you go places.
Also, doing this, but not thinking about your surroundings or yourself, it has an affect I use a lot when I'm sad, angry, or such... It pauses all emotion.
So if anybody has names for the types of meditation I do, thanks, you can give me them off here, but that's not the point of this spot in the thread.
When you ARE aware of your surroundings but forgetting oneself, it gives you an awkward feeling, just a feeling, or at least it does to me. I cannot describe it more than a feeling. I believe it is God, just by the way it makes me feels, even though I know it is not the best thing to jump to...
I would be so happy if you try this, at least a few times try this meditation (a half hour a day is what I do, right before I sleep if you want to know), you may feel what I'm feeling and understand it.
We all have a different perspective, a different consciousness, why? Because of emotion. We have different views of things, different happiness to certain things. Some things may be boring to one, to another they are fun. That is why I call this feeling the Universal Emotion, because I believe it will happen to everybody that tries it. Everyone will have the same feeling and same affect from this meditation.
So opinions? I have (tried at least) to prove the Gods under the definition of creator and supernatural substance or being...
Also, another thing before we being: I'm not claiming God as anything in particular. There are various definitions of God. Some think of it as a white man with a beard, others as a grey cloud of energy that creates things out in space... Anything could be a God in my opinion, doesn't have to be omnipotent, conscious, or anything, just has to fit the definition of a God or seem like a God.
Creator God: As you may know there are several things that make something a God... But one of them is a creator or something that created the universe.
Whatever formed the singularity (our universe before expanded) or if nothing did our singularity is a God by definition, is it not? Because it created our universe.
OR
Whatever made our singularity begin expanding is a God...
Does God have to be supernatural, spiritual, or anything unrealistic? Not that I know of... There is a definition that God is just that, but there are more than just that definition.
Supernatural God: Okay, if you are going to talk on and on about how first-hand experiences wont be evidence enough, ignore this one... Unless you are willing to try it yourself to try to receive the same experience (hoping somebody will, trying to find out if it is just me or everybody).
First off, how I meditate: Sit in the corner of my room, likely sitting on a pillow to avoid lumps on the ground. Avoid touching anything besides the comfortable pillow and sit crosslegged.
That's just how I sit, not sure if I have to sit in that position, though you must avoid touching anything unless you must.
Then try to forget about yourself, forget that you even exist. It helps a lot better when there are sounds to guide you. Closing your eyes help and listening to everything else helps also.
You will go into a deep, deep... way of consciousness, that seems like you don't exist, though you are aware of reality. The sounds that guide you can help you move and recognize. The first few times you do this your mind will only interpret what is there, but the more you do it, the more your mind actually knows what is there.
Doing this, it feels extremely dangerous to go deep within forgetting oneself, though doing it I imagine it will lead you to an unconscious-like state while you are still living, then trapped for you will be unconscious, non-existent pretty much, so you wont know the way back to your body (remembering that you exist).
But anyways, it's not a soul that leaves your body, it is just your mind recognizing the surroundings, specifically the places you know. It helps your mind become very, very aware of the surroundings when you go places.
Also, doing this, but not thinking about your surroundings or yourself, it has an affect I use a lot when I'm sad, angry, or such... It pauses all emotion.
So if anybody has names for the types of meditation I do, thanks, you can give me them off here, but that's not the point of this spot in the thread.
When you ARE aware of your surroundings but forgetting oneself, it gives you an awkward feeling, just a feeling, or at least it does to me. I cannot describe it more than a feeling. I believe it is God, just by the way it makes me feels, even though I know it is not the best thing to jump to...
I would be so happy if you try this, at least a few times try this meditation (a half hour a day is what I do, right before I sleep if you want to know), you may feel what I'm feeling and understand it.
We all have a different perspective, a different consciousness, why? Because of emotion. We have different views of things, different happiness to certain things. Some things may be boring to one, to another they are fun. That is why I call this feeling the Universal Emotion, because I believe it will happen to everybody that tries it. Everyone will have the same feeling and same affect from this meditation.
So opinions? I have (tried at least) to prove the Gods under the definition of creator and supernatural substance or being...