Do THOUGHTS think?
ken wrote:Yes, because they are unsure.
What else could thought/s do?
The thinking is the thinker itself.
So can the thinker be known?
Do THOUGHTS think?
ken wrote:Yes, because they are unsure.
What else could thought/s do?
I am the mind is a thought.
I am God is a thought.
Is there any difference between the thinker and the thought? No, no difference that I can spot.Ken: ''By the way you did not answer my question. Can you spot and what was the difference?''
For clarification, obviously. Unlike you, as explained countless times, I do not like to assume.sthitapragya wrote:Then why did you ask it?ken wrote:NO i DID NOT.sthitapragya wrote:
Ken did.
You really need to READ to understand.
First I asked a question.
Second I asked how do you know that I do not KNOW that the Mind exists eternally.....
Asking how do you know that IS NOT saying that I know that....
Can you understand now?
YOU REALLY DO NOT READ, DO YOU?sthitapragya wrote:Also your whole theory is based on the 'I' and I which you claim are two different things.
The one in quotation marks is to signify what that one is in relation to with the following words after it in italics, if I use them, otherwise it is used to make sure that the words coming from this 'I' is not necessarily a human point of view.sthitapragya wrote:There is nothing to suggest that 'I' and I are different.
Was it or was is it not 'you' who said that I do not know the basics about theories and/or hypothesis's, and that a hypothesis can not be challenged?sthitapragya wrote:You BELIEVE so without any proof. You take that to be a truth on which you base all your theory, isn't it?
ken wrote:
Are you afraid of something?
By the way 'My', God's, definition of 'human drama' could be completely different than 'yours'. Just like is the case with most of the words humans use. They use words like they KNOW exactly what they mean but when questioned for clarification human beings have a tendency to hide behind that brain, and then do some thing like exactly what you are doing now.
YES as i have told and explained to you many times before.Dontaskme wrote:Do THOUGHTS think?ken wrote:Yes, because they are unsure.
What else could thought/s do?
The thinking is the thinker itself.
So can the thinker be known?
HOW quickly you have turned this around already. Do you know you do this purposely or is it just something that stupidly happens?Dontaskme wrote:I am the mind is a thought.
I am God is a thought.Is there any difference between the thinker and the thought? No, no difference that I can spot.Ken: ''By the way you did not answer my question. Can you spot and what was the difference?''
Or, just maybe the only thing its got is a belief, which is holding them back.Dontaskme wrote:ken wrote:
Are you afraid of something?
By the way 'My', God's, definition of 'human drama' could be completely different than 'yours'. Just like is the case with most of the words humans use. They use words like they KNOW exactly what they mean but when questioned for clarification human beings have a tendency to hide behind that brain, and then do some thing like exactly what you are doing now.
Maybe the person can't help what they say or do, maybe it's got Asperger syndrome...or a severe kind of Autism.
It implies that you KNOW. If you did not know and I assumed that you did not know, we would both be in agreement and I would be right and you would not have questioned me.ken wrote:
NO i DID NOT.
You really need to READ to understand.
First I asked a question.
Second I asked how do you know that I do not KNOW that the Mind exists eternally.....
Asking how do you know that IS NOT saying that I know that....
I see the difference in upper and lower case. But that does not say anything at all.ken wrote:YOU REALLY DO NOT READ, DO YOU?
Making an assumption and jumping to a conclusion has left you looking stupid, once again.
The 'I' and the 'i' are different. Now can you spot the difference?
sthitapragya wrote:There is nothing to suggest that 'I' and I are different.
No. I don't. Because I told you to come up with different words for 'I',I, 'i' and i. Till now, from what I saw, you only used 'I' and I. Now there is 'i' to confuse the issue further. Just make words for them. Please.ken wrote:The one in quotation marks is to signify what that one is in relation to with the following words after it in italics, if I use them, otherwise it is used to make sure that the words coming from this 'I' is not necessarily a human point of view.
If you instead of making assumptions and believing things you asked for clarification then you would know what 'I' am doing here now.
sthitapragya wrote:You BELIEVE so without any proof. You take that to be a truth on which you base all your theory, isn't it?
Well, what you accuse me of, I accuse you of. You have converted your hypothesis to a conclusion, making it a belief. I can show you if you come up with different words for the various kinds of I that you use. Do that, and we will discuss this again.ken wrote:Was it or was is it not 'you' who said that I do not know the basics about theories and/or hypothesis's, and that a hypothesis can not be challenged?
Yet this is exactly what you are continually trying to do here. Make assumptions about what you think I am writing about, and believe so strongly in those assumptions so you can not stop yourself of wanting to prove what you have no idea what i am going to write about wrong. A complete waste of time and energy on your part, 'I' must say.
I have said and you have even said wait till 'My' story/theory is finished so that you can then see the proof.
Soooo, stripped of every belief, and thought..therein lies the truth hidden in plain sight ..right?ken wrote:[
Those beliefs keep 'you' as a 'thinker', never really 'knowing', for sure. What 'you' believe actually blocks you and keeps you from un-covering and dis-covering this and ALL Truth.
The only difference I can think of is that...ken wrote:
My question was: "By the way you did not answer my question. Can you spot and what was the difference?' Was in relation to:
'I' am the Mind.
'i' am thoughts (and feelings).
Can you at least try to answer my question and what it is in relation to NOW. Can you spot and what is the difference between:
'I' am the Mind. And,
'i' am thoughts (and feelings).
You can't turn what is not a theory into a theory. That's not how real truth is found.ken wrote:Our discussions in these writings in this forum will prove and is all that will be needed for future generations to fully understand 'My' (so called) "Theory".
Dear ken, I want to be your friend. I've changed my mind about you ..and didn't mean the things I said when I thought you were a bit controlling. Shall we be kind to each other from now on...and get on, and play nicely. I want to learn and be open to what it is you are saying.ken wrote:Or, just maybe the only thing its got is a belief, which is holding them back.Dontaskme wrote:ken wrote:
Are you afraid of something?
By the way 'My', God's, definition of 'human drama' could be completely different than 'yours'. Just like is the case with most of the words humans use. They use words like they KNOW exactly what they mean but when questioned for clarification human beings have a tendency to hide behind that brain, and then do some thing like exactly what you are doing now.
Maybe the person can't help what they say or do, maybe it's got Asperger syndrome...or a severe kind of Autism.
Asperger or any autism syndrome is easy to spot and notice.
The people who believe they are right are the ones I am talking about.
NOW, if you want to play a game of "human drama", which I am totally ready to play, then let us play.
But what does 'human drama" mean to you here first?
It does not imply anything at all. The basis for my writings, if you have not noticed, is in asking clarifying questions. How you could not notice this is further evidence of the blocking power of beliefs. I have asked for clarifying questions enough times already for this to be noticed already surely. Also, another basis for my writings is the obvious mistakes that are made in making assumptions. The two reasons I am here is to use people as evidence to prove how the Mind and the brain works and how the belief system works preventing people from seeing, learning, understanding and reasoning, and, to learn how to express better. The former reason is already accomplished but in order to keep learning I will stay here, for now.sthitapragya wrote:It implies that you KNOW.ken wrote:
NO i DID NOT.
You really need to READ to understand.
First I asked a question.
Second I asked how do you know that I do not KNOW that the Mind exists eternally.....
Asking how do you know that IS NOT saying that I know that....
I was just asking out of sheer clarity.sthitapragya wrote:If you did not know and I assumed that you did not know, we would both be in agreement and I would be right and you would not have questioned me.
Again, your continually furthering of evidence that you are providing for NOT making assumptions is working perfectly for my proof. Thank you.sthitapragya wrote:The fact that you questioned me implies you KNOW and I don't know. I just made the wrong assumption that you did not know.
Exactly. It never was meant to say anything at all, to anyone else BUT Me. I am here to prove a point, not necessarily to explain things now. Unless of course that was asked for. I have been asking to be challenged and asking for clarifying questions on ANY THING at all, from the onset. There has only been person on here who has come close to discussing things openly with me, which they were not quite sure about, and funnily enough that is the same person who thinks it is better to remain open. The people with the strongest beliefs are the ones who so strongly wanted to tell me I was wrong. With no logical arguing nor evidence at all by the way.sthitapragya wrote:I see the difference in upper and lower case. But that does not say anything at all.ken wrote:YOU REALLY DO NOT READ, DO YOU?
Making an assumption and jumping to a conclusion has left you looking stupid, once again.
The 'I' and the 'i' are different. Now can you spot the difference?
sthitapragya wrote:There is nothing to suggest that 'I' and I are different.
ken wrote:The one in quotation marks is to signify what that one is in relation to with the following words after it in italics, if I use them, otherwise it is used to make sure that the words coming from this 'I' is not necessarily a human point of view.
If you instead of making assumptions and believing things you asked for clarification then you would know what 'I' am doing here now.
I know you do not know what I am doing here.sthitapragya wrote:No. I don't.
When did you tell me to come up with different words for.....?sthitapragya wrote: Because I told you to come up with different words for 'I',I, 'i' and i. Till now, from what I saw, you only used 'I' and I. Now there is 'i' to confuse the issue further. Just make words for them. Please.
sthitapragya wrote:You BELIEVE so without any proof. You take that to be a truth on which you base all your theory, isn't it?
ken wrote:Was it or was is it not 'you' who said that I do not know the basics about theories and/or hypothesis's, and that a hypothesis can not be challenged?
Yet this is exactly what you are continually trying to do here. Make assumptions about what you think I am writing about, and believe so strongly in those assumptions so you can not stop yourself of wanting to prove what you have no idea what i am going to write about wrong. A complete waste of time and energy on your part, 'I' must say.
I have said and you have even said wait till 'My' story/theory is finished so that you can then see the proof.
NO, you do not get out of this that easily.sthitapragya wrote:Well, what you accuse me of, I accuse you of. You have converted your hypothesis to a conclusion, making it a belief. I can show you if you come up with different words for the various kinds of I that you use. Do that, and we will discuss this again.
But you will not start a "new" discussion because just like in the "old" discussion there will be things that you will NOT even entertain the idea that could exist, therefore there really is nothing for you to talk about, from your beliefs.sthitapragya wrote:Right now, if I say I you say you meant 'I' and if I say 'I' you say you meant I. I have no idea what which means when. So make a word for each and stick by it. The we will start a new discussion.
Till I give proof of WHAT exactly?sthitapragya wrote:And till you give the proof, we have to assume that it is your belief.
YES EXACTLY..Dontaskme wrote:Soooo, stripped of every belief, and thought..therein lies the truth hidden in plain sight ..right?ken wrote:[
Those beliefs keep 'you' as a 'thinker', never really 'knowing', for sure. What 'you' believe actually blocks you and keeps you from un-covering and dis-covering this and ALL Truth.
So the truth can be known but not by i
I just wanted you to spot the big 'I' from the little 'i' for now and tell me that you could see that difference.Dontaskme wrote:The only difference I can think of is that...ken wrote:
My question was: "By the way you did not answer my question. Can you spot and what was the difference?' Was in relation to:
'I' am the Mind.
'i' am thoughts (and feelings).
Can you at least try to answer my question and what it is in relation to NOW. Can you spot and what is the difference between:
'I' am the Mind. And,
'i' am thoughts (and feelings).
i am thoughts and feelings is a belief
I am the mind is not a belief
Whatever I have and am doing happens in whatever way it is happening. I do not change what is not a theory into a theory and vice versa. I am just learning how to re-arrange words in a way that can be best understood by ALL people. This it could be said IS a continual process, which will be better understood later on.Dontaskme wrote:You can't turn what is not a theory into a theory. That's not how real truth is found.ken wrote:Our discussions in these writings in this forum will prove and is all that will be needed for future generations to fully understand 'My' (so called) "Theory".
I totally get this ken.ken wrote:I just wanted you to spot the big 'I' from the little 'i' for now and tell me that you could see that difference.Dontaskme wrote:The only difference I can think of is that...ken wrote:
My question was: "By the way you did not answer my question. Can you spot and what was the difference?' Was in relation to:
'I' am the Mind.
'i' am thoughts (and feelings).
Can you at least try to answer my question and what it is in relation to NOW. Can you spot and what is the difference between:
'I' am the Mind. And,
'i' am thoughts (and feelings).
i am thoughts and feelings is a belief
I am the mind is not a belief
A 'person self' IS thoughts (and feelings, we can disregard feelings for now) so when a thinker is just viewing or thinking things then that is fair enough, that is what people are supposed to do, but when a thinker is believing instead of just thinking, then they are blocking themselves from further discoveries. For example if a believer believes another person does something, but the person says they did not, then with no amount of evidence the believer with believe them. A thinker (or viewer) on the other hand will just wait for the evidence and/or depending on how much trust they have in the person, then they will decide.
A 'God Self' KNOWS. This IS the Mind, The open Mind NEVER has to have a belief. IT KNOWS.