Dontaskme wrote: ↑Thu Nov 21, 2019 9:18 am
BardoXV wrote: ↑Wed Nov 20, 2019 6:43 pmI'm a Theist
The I cannot be a Theist.
VERY TRUE, to me.
Dontaskme wrote: ↑Thu Nov 21, 2019 9:18 amThe I can only know 'theist' as a concept OF I - but not be I - as I cannot be the concept I know.
To me, thee 'I' KNOWS:
WHERE the concept "theist" comes from.
WHAT a concept of "theist" is.
WHY the concept "theist" came to be.
WHEN the concept "theist" came to be. And,
HOW this concept and ALL other concepts - relate to 'I'.
Dontaskme wrote: ↑Thu Nov 21, 2019 9:18 amNo ''theist'' has ever been seen, only KNOWN.
"theist" is just a concept, 'thought' to be a real thing. A concept of some thing, however, which is not an actual physical thing, as you say, can not be seen, and that concept, in a sense, is also, as you say, only "known".
Dontaskme wrote: ↑Thu Nov 21, 2019 9:18 amThe seer of the known is I and I cannot be the known for the known know and see no thing but I
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To me, this seems rather illogical.
To me;
The seer of the 'known' is 'I' makes sense, that is; if the 'known' is for example the concept "theist" that I know. So, the seer of what is known IS 'I'.
But,
Why can 'I' not be the 'known'? If 'I' KNOW what the concept 'I' IS, then 'I' am the known. IF 'I' KNOW who and what 'I' REALLY am, then 'I' am, literally REALLY 'KNOWN'. Therefore, 'I' am the SEER, the KNOWN, and the SEER of the KNOWN, or the KNOWER of the SEER, as well.
Now, IF I share this KNOWN KNOWledge with 'you', human beings, who have the ability to gather, collect, and store KNOWLEDGE and INFORMATION within those Truly amazing brains, then 'I' can be, literally, KNOWN, through shared KNOWledge.
I do NOT understand what 'you' mean by, "the known know and see no thing but I", especially considering the few words before this it says, "I cannot be the known" and "The seer of the known is I". Now, IF the seer of the known IS 'I', but 'I' cannot be the known, then HOW could "the known KNOW (and see no thing but) 'I' ", as 'you' say 'it' can?
To say,
"the seer of the known is I" and "the known sees I", contradicts itself. Unless of course 'you' are insisting that what the seer sees can also see the seer?
And,
"for the known know no thing but I" contradicts "I cannot be the known". IF the 'known' knows the 'I', then obviously the 'I' can be 'known'.
'you' seem to contradict so often.
To me, the seer of the known is 'I'. 'I' can be KNOWN, very simply as 'I', (which can be defined and explained in other very simple and easy terms, which forms a perfectly complete picture of ALL-THERE-IS). 'I' am, simply, thee KNOWN 'I', which CAN (and DO) SEE ALL things, not just thee 'I'. This KNOWN 'I' IS the ONLY One that can SEE and KNOW ALL things.
Also, would it be easier to understand the words; "For the known can not know nor see any thing but I", then the way the words appear above? Because how could the 'known' (or any thing) know and see 'no thing'?
How could a 'thing' possibly be able to "know" or "see" 'no thing'?
What could possible be "known" about 'no thing', and, What could possibly be "seen" in 'no thing'?
Obviously thee Truly OPEN Mind, or Consciousness, Itself, or just the very simple 'I' CAN and DOES KNOW and SEE 'no thing'. But, from a human beings perspective, what do 'they' know about 'no thing' and see when they LOOK AT 'no thing'?