dr.cyd
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Thus we are always living a myth. There is no perceivable ultimate truth to be discovered other than the totality of yourself. There is no divine plan - or, if there is, it's so far beyond our ability to comprehend that it might as well not exist. We can - and must - chose something (a myth) to live by and we should chose well, but we should keep in mind that it is, ultimately, something we have chosen and not a finality. We should also remember that the myth we chose is going to cause us to maintain a certain reality/totality limiting focus if we become too concrete with it.
Yes, there are entities other than yourself out there and they are doing the same things you are in perceiving and creating worlds. But that doesn't make them any more or less gods than you are.[/QUOTE]
Yep. I agree with what you are stating, using different words. We're all, every thing, equally complete fractals of the overall algorithm of the universe. Our ability to perceive different "filings" depends upon our receiving and activating equipment. A photon can't watch tv and change the remote control, but this makes it no less a full-fledged unit of consciousness. I doubt I'd be able to pull off the double slit trick that photons know.
The "divine plan" is the physics, maths, and cosmology of what we perceive to be our universe. There is definitely a cohesive schema or we couldn't share this perception that we call reality. No point in discussing anything with anyone if you are truly solipsistic and think it's all you.
Yes, there are entities other than yourself out there and they are doing the same things you are in perceiving and creating worlds. But that doesn't make them any more or less gods than you are.[/QUOTE]
Yep. I agree with what you are stating, using different words. We're all, every thing, equally complete fractals of the overall algorithm of the universe. Our ability to perceive different "filings" depends upon our receiving and activating equipment. A photon can't watch tv and change the remote control, but this makes it no less a full-fledged unit of consciousness. I doubt I'd be able to pull off the double slit trick that photons know.
The "divine plan" is the physics, maths, and cosmology of what we perceive to be our universe. There is definitely a cohesive schema or we couldn't share this perception that we call reality. No point in discussing anything with anyone if you are truly solipsistic and think it's all you.