21 Jun 09
When people get in touch with spiritual powers they should be very careful about what path they take and how they use their new found wisdoms.
Until they are enlightened they are still deluded and warped by their own egos.
They may appear to be gods to some others but the truly insightful,(Jesus and the like), will see them for what they are...
What we are...
Demi-gods!
21 Jun 09
Originally posted by karoly aczelyes, however we go back to being ordinary humans when the LSD starts to wear off.
When people get in touch with spiritual powers they should be very careful about what path they take and how they use their new found wisdoms.
Until they are enlightened they are still deluded and warped by their own egos.
They may appear to be gods to some others but the truly insightful,(Jesus and the like), will see them for what they are...
What we are...
Demi-gods!
22 Jun 09
Originally posted by generalissimoordinary human beings?
yes, however we go back to being ordinary humans when the LSD starts to wear off.
That brings me to another point - Our language is changing. Some new terms have come along,(but may not be needed later),like 'androgynous'
Some old words meanings will be up-dated like 'human'
22 Jun 09
Originally posted by karoly aczelThat's right. Drop the "self" and believe God.
When people get in touch with spiritual powers they should be very careful about what path they take and how they use their new found wisdoms.
Until they are enlightened they are still deluded and warped by their own egos.
They may appear to be gods to some others but the truly insightful,(Jesus and the like), will see them for what they are...
What we are...
Demi-gods!
22 Jun 09
Originally posted by josephwCan you give me a start?
That's right. Drop the "self" and believe God.
I desparatly want to drop the 'self'
Still your words are uninspiring and stale to me
Anyway I have started my own process of dropping the 'self' and it does not involve submitting to unsubstantiated accusations
22 Jun 09
Originally posted by karoly aczelIts hard to drop the "self".
Can you give me a start?
I desparatly want to drop the 'self'
Still your words are uninspiring and stale to me
Anyway I have started my own process of dropping the 'self' and it does not involve submitting to unsubstantiated accusations
I can't do it myself, and I don't think any human can do it, because thats the very nature of mankind.
I guess you can only get a glimpse, doesn't matter how hard you try.
22 Jun 09
Originally posted by generalissimoyour post sums this situation up very well, however what are we if we dont even try (in whatever capacity)?
Its hard to drop the "self".
I can't do it myself, and I don't think any human can do it, because thats the very nature of mankind.
I guess you can only get a glimpse, doesn't matter how hard you try.