How profound is reality!

  • Thread starter Thread starter Robert_Sock
  • Start date Start date
Status
Not open for further replies.
R

Robert_Sock

Guest
Can this be studied philosophically? Can this be understood spiritually?

Does anybody want to discuss their experiences that hint at reality?
 
Robert_Sock said:
Can this be studied philosophically? Can this be understood spiritually?

Does anybody want to discuss their experiences that hint at reality?
Click to expand...
Whatever do you mean?

Reality is physical, and we are limited in our understanding by the bandwidth of our minds and senses.🙂

God Bless and ICXC NIKA.
 
Robert_Sock said:
Can this be studied philosophically? Can this be understood spiritually?

Does anybody want to discuss their experiences that hint at reality?
Click to expand...
I don’t really understand the question.

Do you mean why is there something rather than nothing?

Or maybe what is the Meaning/basis of reality?

Or how do we know what reality is?

Or something else?
 
Robert_Sock said:
Can this be studied philosophically? Can this be understood spiritually?

Does anybody want to discuss their experiences that hint at reality?
Click to expand...
My favorite quote about that is: “The search for reality is the most dangerous undertaking; it will destroy your world.” And that is so, because most of us walking around believe we are awake, having experienced only half our mind. The world is populated mostly by sleepers walking arund thinking. Thinking, among other things, that they are awake. And I don’t mean, necessarily, by half the mind, the infamous 95% we allegedly don’t use. I mean the pure awareness part.

So my take is that unless one has expereinced that, there is only book learning and speculation coming to the table. Having expereinced that, then there is the end to speculation. Every book or lecture on the topic given by anyone competent says that books are useless except to encourage one to go and do the interior work that brings the desired result. All books by those who know claim only to be pointers to what can be known, but must be know in a mode called by some “knowledge by identity.” So go there and fiind out, and there will then be another voice of encouragement available to hear.
 
Robert_Sock said:
Can this be studied philosophically? Can this be understood spiritually?
Click to expand...
Excellent questions, my friend! Please consider the following:

To recognize the reality of spirituality, consider the following:
A spirit is image, knowledge, past-actions. Some examples: As you look at a photograph of a person, your mind is thinking about the exact image of the person in a certain time in the past. As you read this post, you are thinking about the exact knowledge of my mind in a certain time in the past. Therefore, you are interacting with another person’s spirit.

To recognize the reality of the soul, consider the following:
Since a spirit exists by a person thinking of an individual, consider the following to develop an understanding of the soul: When any human thinks of another person, it is impossible to give the person free-will. However, when God, the Father, thinks of another person, He is able to give the person free-will. Therefore, the person, in the thoughts of God, the Father, exists as a free-willed soul.

To hint at the reality of the Law of Love, consider the following:
-Patience gets peace: The instance one is impatient in any form, there is a disturbance. Since peace is freedom from disturbance, impatience loses peace.
-Kindness gets happiness: When living, one is forced by natural law to seek to fulfill various wants/desires. Fulfilling a want/desire achieves contentment to intense joy. Any act which attempts to fulfill a want/desire is an act of kindness. Therefore, kindness is required to experience any degree of happiness, where happiness is contentment to intense joy.
-Patience and kindness require Motivation to Will: Motivation requires a source of motivation. The greatest source of motivation is God because He is eternal therefore inexhaustible, immaterial therefore omnipresent, loving and personal therefore meaningful, and hopeful to the point of death.
-In order for one to be completely free from disturbance, one must choose to be patient and kind with the body, thoughts, and will.
-In order for one to have all relationships and the self experiencing happiness without losing peace, one must choose to be perfectly patient, kind, and motivated with the body, spirit, thoughts, and will equally towards others and the self. For if one is overly kind towards others or the self, one will lose peace and happiness in either, respectively, the self or relationships.
-In order for two or more to experience a limitless happiness without any loss of peace…ever, all must freely choose to be and spread the means to freely choose to be perfectly patient, kind, and motivated with all the body, spirit, thoughts, and will equally towards others and the self. And this is the reality of Heaven, which was declared by Jesus Christ in His Greatest Commandments.
 
jochoa said:
Excellent questions, my friend! Please consider the following:

To recognize the reality of spirituality, consider the following:
A spirit is image, knowledge, past-actions. Some examples: As you look at a photograph of a person, your mind is thinking about the exact image of the person in a certain time in the past. As you read this post, you are thinking about the exact knowledge of my mind in a certain time in the past. Therefore, you are interacting with another person’s spirit.

To recognize the reality of the soul, consider the following:
Since a spirit exists by a person thinking of an individual, consider the following to develop an understanding of the soul: When any human thinks of another person, it is impossible to give the person free-will. However, when God, the Father, thinks of another person, He is able to give the person free-will. Therefore, the person, in the thoughts of God, the Father, exists as a free-willed soul.

To hint at the reality of the Law of Love, consider the following:
-Patience gets peace: The instance one is impatient in any form, there is a disturbance. Since peace is freedom from disturbance, impatience loses peace.
-Kindness gets happiness: When living, one is forced by natural law to seek to fulfill various wants/desires. Fulfilling a want/desire achieves contentment to intense joy. Any act which attempts to fulfill a want/desire is an act of kindness. Therefore, kindness is required to experience any degree of happiness, where happiness is contentment to intense joy.
-Patience and kindness require Motivation to Will: Motivation requires a source of motivation. The greatest source of motivation is God because He is eternal therefore inexhaustible, immaterial therefore omnipresent, loving and personal therefore meaningful, and hopeful to the point of death.
-In order for one to be completely free from disturbance, one must choose to be patient and kind with the body, thoughts, and will.
-In order for one to have all relationships and the self experiencing happiness without losing peace, one must choose to be perfectly patient, kind, and motivated with the body, spirit, thoughts, and will equally towards others and the self. For if one is overly kind towards others or the self, one will lose peace and happiness in either, respectively, the self or relationships.
-In order for two or more to experience a limitless happiness without any loss of peace…ever, all must freely choose to be and spread the means to freely choose to be perfectly patient, kind, and motivated with all the body, spirit, thoughts, and will equally towards others and the self. And this is the reality of Heaven, which was declared by Jesus Christ in His Greatest Commandments.
Click to expand...
👍 Nice overview of these topics. Thanks!
 
Status
Not open for further replies.
Back
Top