Sure there is. Meaning is found in the repetitive nature of spontaneous, naturally occurring reactions such as chemical reactions where electrons jump valence shells to balance energy as a theoretical construct that exists in principle, inasmuch as it consistently describes reality from a certain altitude of understanding. Such chemical reaction describes the natural balancing actions of energy, which is evidenced in the movement of all. These reactions can be observed independently, by different folks in different places, at different times, therefore they are theorized into conceptual laws. But don’t confuse the filter of understanding with the energy itself that is understood at the level of existence, theorized as a thought in scientific circles and naturally mirrored in the universe moving to balance. Did you like the song?Dontaskme wrote:There is absolutely no meaning, reason or point to life whatsoever. Life does not carry those artificially constructed attributes or qualities, they are mentally constructed ideas.
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We don't do anything with eternity, we are eternity expressing itself.Lacewing wrote:Seems so, to me.Dontaskme wrote:One energy is playing all the roles in the play
As a friend of mine says: "What else are we supposed to do with eternity?"Dontaskme wrote:this one forgets its real self by playing it's not so real self.
I think this idea of "real self" could be very tricky. I'm not sure it's a real thing. We are vast... we are many... we are all... ?? ...how does "real" really enter into it? Who defines this "real"? If "real" is what is when everything "layered on top" is removed, why do we want that? Why don't we love the layers? Are they not art and beauty? Are they not divine creations?
Don't forget we are only ever concepts playing around with concepts here. What is real but the concept itself. It's like the word water is not the actual water, yet there is no water without the concept.
And yes, it is tricky, words are sticky...they have a tendency to stick like a post-it note to itself.
Yes, it's all beauty, the art work of no thing, free and boundless infinity expressing itself.....it belongs to no one...it is all one.
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Lacewing wrote:Oh here we go... you retreat into your insanity. It's safe there. You don't have to admit anything that might be fucked up about your logic.Walker wrote:Remember the sweaty hands.Lacewing wrote: What is always present -- that is God?
Is God the "creator"? What did God create?
Grow up, Walker. You're such a big avoidance baby.
Right, it was your stupid-ass "list", which contorted things to end up at this meaningless point, which you will now focus on because it keeps you from responding to anything else that makes sense.Walker wrote:Well, what I see as particularly significant to philosophy out of the listed characteristics thus far identified, is:
Concepts are not always present.
You said: "Only what is always present is God."
Please explain what you see this to be.
Well it's plain as day. If it was a snake it would've bit you.
We need to see some progress here, or here it stays.
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Why are you telling ME "don't forget"?Dontaskme wrote:Don't forget we are only ever concepts playing around with concepts here. What is real but the concept itself. It's like the word water is not the actual water, yet there is no water without the concept.
Have YOU forgotten?
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Yes, I see, but always my point is that there is no thing causing these reactions, they are appearances appearing nowhere.Walker wrote: Sure there is. Meaning is found in the repetitive nature of spontaneous, naturally occurring reactions such as chemical reactions
I haven't got to the song yet.
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No it's not I that forgets, forgetting can't be known without remembering. There is no remembering unless I've forgotten. What I am is not a concept, Yet, I can only be known as a concept because I am also the concept that I'm known by but not by the concept.Lacewing wrote:Why are you telling ME "don't forget"?Dontaskme wrote:Don't forget we are only ever concepts playing around with concepts here. What is real but the concept itself. It's like the word water is not the actual water, yet there is no water without the concept.
Have YOU forgotten?
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Ah, you can’t answer. You just spew shit that pops into your head, and that’s your reality/platform of the moment, bulked up by insane nonsense, so that you can avoid answering questions about what you say. You're not clever or funny. You're not only a coward, you're dishonorable. Fuck off.Walker wrote:Well it's plain as day... If it was a snake it would've bit you.Lacewing wrote:Please explain what you see this to be. (Asked multiple times)Walker wrote:Only what is always present is God.
We need to see some progress here, or here it stays.
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Lacewing, ...Walker is actually very switched on regarding nondual understanding. I can see it, but it seems you don't, but that's okay, I'm not criticizing your judgement of Walker, just making an impartial observation.Lacewing wrote:Ah, you can’t answer. You just spew shit that pops into your head, and that’s your reality/platform of the moment, bulked up by insane nonsense, so that you can avoid answering questions about what you say. You're not clever or funny. You're not only a coward, you're dishonorable. Fuck off.Walker wrote:Well it's plain as day... If it was a snake it would've bit you.Lacewing wrote: Please explain what you see this to be. (Asked multiple times)
We need to see some progress here, or here it stays.
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Who gives a crap? It's all concepts... it doesn't mean anything, right?Dontaskme wrote:Lacewing, ...Walker is actually very switched on regarding nondual understanding.
You love saying that sort of thing, don't you? I see plenty about Walker. He likes to spout rules but not play by them.Dontaskme wrote:I can see it, but it seems you don't
For what purpose? And why do you think that what "you see" is more real/significant than anything else?Dontaskme wrote:I'm not criticizing your judgement of Walker, just making an impartial observation.
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Now, don’t get all testy. If you can’t show the effort of rational, independent contemplative thought then you have the alternative of endeavoring to persevere with diligence, for now with emotion you yourself have turned it into something by studiously ignoring the all-important List of Differentiation, which you yourself began with the word God, the word that some faiths won’t even utter.Lacewing wrote:Ah, you can’t answer. You just spew shit that pops into your head, and that’s your reality/platform of the moment, bulked up by insane nonsense, so that you can avoid answering questions about what you say. You're not clever or funny. You're not only a coward, you're dishonorable. Fuck off.Walker wrote:Well it's plain as day... If it was a snake it would've bit you.Lacewing wrote: Please explain what you see this to be. (Asked multiple times)
We need to see some progress here, or here it stays.
Sincere diligence upon attention objects that you feel you must pursue is an objective measure of quality, though the object of attention may be anything from a rock to a star, or a rockstar. Therefore the advantage of inserting significance as defined by appropriateness to arrive at any specific instance of pertinence is obvious.
Logic and the way of things suggests that there are many references from varied cultures throughout the rich history of mankind to discover the ineffable’s all-pervasive ever-presence, and technology has made book-learnin easy for you to pursue your interest in bolstering your Theories of Commonality (God) that connect all differentiated folks (ever-presence).
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To be sane in an insane world one has to be out of their fucking mind.And that's what I am.Greta wrote: I don't have to say anything. When you go into hysteria, you reveal the emptiness of your ideas. After all, if you are so clearly maladjusted it's a poor advertisement for your paradigms.
What the hell do you think enlightenment means? you seem to have this preconceived idea that it's some holier than thou, whiter than white, purer than pure entity that never said boo to a goose... some thing that was never allowed to say the word fucking c**t
So let me enlighten you...Enlightenment simply means angry words arise, but they are not the person, the person is also an arising... an arising of guess what, it's that no thing again rearing it's ugly head...oh my God.. put it away.
As for ''new agers with broad abstract beliefs about love who become shockingly vicious when challenged.'' your thoughts not mine...Only true love allows anger to be - that love is everything including anger.....real love is seeing through the illusion of conditional love into the unconditional love of oneness...so me thinks you need to work on the true meaning of the word love and oneness.
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Walker, you're not willing to explain your own words. You made claims about what God is and isn't, and spewed some stupid logic:
Trying to blame the discussion on me, does not explain your own words. You're making shit up, and then refusing to discuss the reasoning. That keeps it just where you want it. So there's nothing more to explore with you.Walker wrote:God is specific. God is always present. All, is not always present. Therefore, all is not God. Only what is always present is God.
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Love this tune, reminds of the film ''Joe verses the volcano'', love that film too.Walker wrote:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9U1v01SGtGE
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What part of ineffable do you not understand.Lacewing wrote:Walker, you're not willing to explain your own words. You made claims about what God is and isn't, and spewed some stupid logic:
Trying to blame the discussion on me, does not explain your own words. You're making shit up, and then refusing to discuss the reasoning. That keeps it just where you want it. So there's nothing more to explore with you.Walker wrote:God is specific. God is always present. All, is not always present. Therefore, all is not God. Only what is always present is God.
In … or eff?
Maybe able.
You need but listen
Listen for what lifts heart to mind
Listen for the ever-present
What you find
Is the God
You seek to define
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Then why are you saying anything about it at all? Why does it only become ineffable when you don't want to explain your claims?Walker wrote:What part of ineffable do you not understand.