Ok. Why not?I believe the entire multi-plane (meaning more than the physical plane) universe is a thought form (or play/drama) of the One Consciousness/Brahman/God.
(Or in my case, why?)
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Ok. Why not?I believe the entire multi-plane (meaning more than the physical plane) universe is a thought form (or play/drama) of the One Consciousness/Brahman/God.
In my case the 'why' for thinking that comes from those sages/mystics that I believe have plumbed deepest into the nature of reality. It is not provable at the physical only level.Ok. Why not?
(Or in my case, why?)
This is an interesting thought, that I would like to start a new thread on (comparing "plumbing deeply into the nature of reality" using either mysticism/philosophical inquiry -- or scientific inquiry). The idea being to try to compare the approaches.In my case the 'why' for thinking that comes from those sages/mystics that I believe have plumbed deepest into the nature of reality. It is not provable at the physical only level.
I'd be proud!Do I have your permission to use your above quote to begin that discussion?
And sometimes it doesn't, and that is what is so beautiful about it. Constant reevaluation and realignment to incorporate new information.Science supports it's own theories and hypotheses.
Not read all the thread but I think my view might accord with some, and which is not a poll option - I tend to believe what science shows us, but as yet we haven't a conclusive answer as to how life developed, hence some doubts, and I am not indifferent to what others believe since what they believe does seem to have large impacts on others as much as it has on themselves all too often. And believing untruths might not necessarily be the best way for a species to survive - given all such beliefs cannot be true.Reading a lot of threads over the last few days, I find people on both sides of the religious/scientific fences get awfully excited about who we(living beings) are, and how we got here.
So I thought I'd create a poll to see just how many people it matters to, and how much. Where do you stand?
(Please note this is in discussion, not debate.)
The theory of evolution is based on evidence, with the spaces between the evidence filled by reasoned hypotheses that can be affirmed or displaced by evidence.Where do you stand?
God work thru science, and when the time comes, we will got an enlightenment on how it happens.
Don't put this kind of God with one you might find in common religions / beliefs tho, because there will be too much contradiction.
Not read all the thread but I think my view might accord with some, and which is not a poll option - I tend to believe what science shows us, but as yet we haven't a conclusive answer as to how life developed, hence some doubts, and I am not indifferent to what others believe since what they believe does seem to have large impacts on others as much as it has on themselves all too often. And believing untruths might not necessarily be the best way for a species to survive - given all such beliefs cannot be true.
In my case the 'why' for thinking that comes from those sages/mystics that I believe have plumbed deepest into the nature of reality. It is not provable at the physical only level.
So you figure this God was not up to making a
Universe with matter energy and operating principles that can run itself without constant meddling and tinkrting, like it was an old British sports car?
Or what?
Old British sport car, an interesting one. Never have one tho, so cannot say for sure.
And since I never meet Him in person, I can't be sure whether he's busy meddling or just sit and watch how it flows.
Nobody believes in just one bad idea.So I thought I'd create a poll to see just how many people it matters to, and how much. Where do you stand?
That it is all One Consciousness and the Universe is a play/drama of that One Consciousness that separates Itself from Itself in Act I and returns Itself to Itself in Act II.And what did the plumbers find in them depths?
Not sure it would be called radical, if allowing for any particular religious view as seen fit as long as they weren't too radical within themselves, which unfortunately often is the case.The radical middle way?
Best to be an engineering student, as I was, to own one. Many of my friends at college seemed to have reasonably reliable ones, but not that old - Sunbeam Alpine, Lotus 7, and an Austin-Healey 3000. Me, I had an old Morris Minor van, but it took me and two friends down through France and across Spain - and much modified by myself I might add.My Mom had a MG as a grad student in Edinburgh. She said it was always in the shop.
You may want to avoid god, lest it tinker you.
You may want to avoid god, lest it tinker you.