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Uncreative
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What is this about?
What is uncreation? Destruction?
All creation is also destruction.
As each moment in the universe is created from the last moment, the previous moment is destroyed.
Your are looking for the source of all? The universe is the source.
the idea of the spirit flowing upward and downward, or consciousness evolving or involving.
John 1:51
revelation 6:14
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everything created invariably becomes uncreated, for every action there is an opposite but equal reaction
Then the best idea, I would think, is to accept that we are going forth, as normal.
Maybe it a system of repetition and we will end up back where we started or maybe it's not and what is before us will always be new.
"Stuff" used to indicate an attractive woman and , as you say, she did inspire thoughts of creation.
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Interesting choices there, stuff means good lookin women ??
even @ your age ?? Way to go !!
Wait, are we allowed to check ages, isn't it against the forum rules or even national law? I wrote 'used to'...lol
But "uncreated" is not the opposite of "created."
With that said, how can everything that was created, was not actually created?
Aupmanyav
Be your own guru
It does not become uncreated immediately, but sure so in time. Creation and uncreation are two different actions. Krishna said:
"All created things are unmanifest in their beginning, manifest in their interim state, and unmanifest again when annihilated. So what need is there for lamentation?" BhagawadGita 2.28
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Aupmanyav
Be your own guru
Stonetree is elder to me - by two months and 12 days. The meaning of a word does not change with anyone's age.
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It's refreshing to read that I am not the only 'young blood' to flow through the halls of the Religious Fora. I think I made 2 right turns and a left or was it 2 lefts and a right....?Stonetree is elder to me - by a month and 12 days. The meaning of a word does not change with anyone's age.
destroy is an antonym of create; which is the meaning of uncreate
Synonyms of destroy | Thesaurus.com
uncreate definition - Google Search
uncreated
adjective
Definition of uncreated
1: not existing by creation
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Sorry, but in the English language, the definition of a word is contingent on how it's being used in a sentence. When you said "everything created invariably becomes uncreated," the word, "uncreated" is being used as an adjective and not a verb. You are describing those things. So no, destroy is not the opposite of uncreated.
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Unborn is perhaps able to explain it better than uncreated - aja in Sanskrit or svayambhu - self-existent
Unborn = never born = Eternal = always existant
However that shows timelessness - or beyond time, whereas the point of the OP is to show the reversal of the downward spiral that resulted in us beings and now the opposite journey is to go back to our Source.
From Source to Sink and back
Manifest Vs Unmanifest although unmanifest can be used in the timeless beyond time context.
To reverse the journey or process or sequence, something has to get destroyed.
What is that something? ignorance, ego, vices that are derivatives of ignorance, and desires or wishes.
Unborn = never born = Eternal = always existant
However that shows timelessness - or beyond time, whereas the point of the OP is to show the reversal of the downward spiral that resulted in us beings and now the opposite journey is to go back to our Source.
From Source to Sink and back
Manifest Vs Unmanifest although unmanifest can be used in the timeless beyond time context.
To reverse the journey or process or sequence, something has to get destroyed.
What is that something? ignorance, ego, vices that are derivatives of ignorance, and desires or wishes.
When did I ever say that it wasn't a verb? So address my point instead of using a strawman.
Again, the English language, the definition of a word is contingent on how it's being used in a sentence. So let's look at your statement.
"everything created invariably becomes uncreated,"
Everything = noun
Created/uncreated = adjective
Invariably = adverb
Becomes = verb
According to what you're saying now, you used the words, "created/uncreated" incorrectly in your statement. You meant for the word to used as a verb but in your statement, it's being used as an adjective. "Created/uncreated" is being used to describe "everything" and not telling what "everything" is doing. So it's not my fault that you were the one who made that error.
"I wasn't fooled into believing that I made a grammatical error because I knew that Fool was the one who made that error."
See how the sentence above used "fool" in twice but with different meanings. When using lowercase "f" I'm using it as a verb. And when it's a capital "F" it's being used as a noun. I'm using the word in my sentence correctly.