ken wrote: ↑Tue Jul 25, 2017 12:15 pm
Are you here saying that you can or can not explain how God gives?
NO THING IS GIVING....God is just a conceptual idea aka (not-a-thing) appearing/giving of itself as and through everything....everything is the same as not-a-thing...it's the same ONE without a second.....that how it's explained.
ken wrote: ↑Tue Jul 25, 2017 12:15 pmAre you asking the question, how does God happen?, from an open perspective and waiting for an answer, or are you asking it from a rhetorical perspective?
Sorry I keep putting question marks all over the place...they are like notes to self ..a habit i keep doing.
ken wrote: ↑Tue Jul 25, 2017 12:15 pmHow can the answer you gave, which is, ".... same way a rainbow happens, as it appears," then be followed logically by "that's who really knows? Are you asking open-ended questions looking for clarification or are you doing some thing else?
I'm posting as notes to self...other people reading will take what i write or leave what i write...that which knows a rainbow is the seer of the rainbow that can't be seen, hence the appearance of rainbow is illusory knowledge. The rainbow doesn't actually exist, it's an empty image of the imageless seer. The rainbow's existence has about as much autonomy as a photographic image...it's an illusion appearing real, because seeing is real, that which is seen is not.
ken wrote: ↑Tue Jul 25, 2017 12:15 pmYour answer "... the seer that cannot be seen knows" is in relation to what exactly?
All things are known, but never seen, there is here only imageless consciousness in which images arise, images of the imageless....emptiness looking at fullness. Fullness cannot look at emptiness as there is no thing to see...the seer is seen in the image, but the image is as empty as the seer because it is inseparable from the seer.
ken wrote: ↑Tue Jul 25, 2017 12:15 pmSome times you say "the knower cannot be known" but then other times you say "the seer that cannot be seen knows", which one do you propose is factual?
It's a fact that there is seeing...but what is seeing is uncertain and possibly unknowable....who knows what consciousness or light is..it's even a mystery to itself, since it is the mind that makes up the story of self knowledge, even though the mind has never been seen.
ken wrote: ↑Tue Jul 25, 2017 12:15 pmThe reason I say I already KNOW what the Knower IS is because I have already SEEN the Seer. ALL things can be SEEN, thus understand, and thus KNOWN, once you discover and/or learn HOW to do it.
If the seer is seen in the seen...then there is no seer, except an empty image.
ken wrote: ↑Tue Jul 25, 2017 12:15 pmIf you insist that the seer that can not be seen knows, then how can you also insist that the knower can not be known at the same time?.
No ''thing'' has ever been seen. Things are only known as conceptual ideas...no thing has seen an idea, therefore knowledge is an illusion .Ideas are known - no idea how or by whom.
ken wrote: ↑Tue Jul 25, 2017 12:15 pmIf the Seer KNOWS, then the Knower can be known by the Seer, which incidentally IS the same thing, just described or labelled in two different ways.
Yes, they are the same one knowing. One with the knowing.
Reality is a verb.
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