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Originally posted by karoly aczelWell, evidently both, but I was referring to beetle
who ?beetle or joseph?
Originally posted by tacoandlettuceAll words are separating by their very nature, for language is all about categories and differentiation to communicate concepts. This is the reason when seeking to describe or refer to, or convey the experience of, this ultimately undefinable All-containing Source, it is referred to simply as "pointing to".
What is called a gateless gate is separated as to the fact of there is a gate, no?
Originally posted by black beetleMy friend, I in no way meant a disrespect, nor had I even read your topic, I was replying to Joseph's statement of the mind of God, and bringing to the attention there will come a day all shall have THIS MIND.
Then you could probably either answer directly my question or comment the way you please and share with me what you cherish most -if you could avoid preaching, that isπ΅
Originally posted by Taoman>the term "gateless gate" as with the correlate term "pathless path" is language and therefore, as you rightly say "separating", but it is intended to point to the nature of the "Great" (another label, found in Taoism), wherein at every moment one is actually passing through this "Gate", or stepping upon the "Path", wherein the living experience of the "Wholeness" snaps back into the normal split view and experience of reality as soon as we seek to fix the position or nature or form of this Mysterious Gate or Path that appears as you step upon it or through it.~
All words are separating by their very nature, for language is all about categories and differentiation to communicate concepts. This is the reason when seeking to describe or refer to, or convey the experience of, this ultimately undefinable All-containing Source, it is referred to simply as "pointing to".
So the term "gateless gate" as with the correlat ysteries,
the gateway of a myriad wonders.
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Originally posted by tacoandlettuceOh, apologize to me not, we just enjoy a conversation -and I mistakenly thought you commented about something I had to clarify
My friend, I in no way meant a disrespect, nor had I even read your topic, I was replying to Joseph's statement of the mind of God, and bringing to the attention there will come a day all shall have THIS MIND.
I do apologize
Originally posted by tacoandlettuceOne of my favorite quotes from the Christian scriptures. π
>the term "gateless gate" as with the correlate term "pathless path" is language and therefore, as you rightly say "separating", but it is intended to point to the nature of the "Great" (another label, found in Taoism), wherein at every moment one is actually passing through this "Gate", or stepping upon the "Path", wherein the living experience of t ...[text shortened]... ometh not by observation, but is within you".
(Luke 17:20-21 KJ orig. -only-)
Originally posted by black beetle"All the other theologies, my dear josephw, for in my opinion all theologies are just an invention of the human mind alone."
All the other theologies, my dear josephw, for in my opinion all theologies are just an invention of the human mind alone.
First things first: kindly please define "god", then explain how a human being can be in touch with the entity you name "god" and how can it verify this contact, then demonstrate how a specific idea of that specific human being i ...[text shortened]... at would happen after that specific human being had indeed "an idea born out of God"
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Originally posted by josephwOf course in my opinion;
[b]"All the other theologies, my dear josephw, for in my opinion all theologies are just an invention of the human mind alone."
In your opinion, as far as you can tell. True?
"First things first: kindly please define "god",.."
"God" with a capital G. The creator of all that exists. The alpha and omega. Is this definition complicated en ...[text shortened]... ""[/b]
That individual would then have to make a decision.[/b]
Originally posted by black beetle"The definition is fine; the idea for the invention of this definition is not justified because there is no need for the existence of a so called "creator" of "all that exists";"
Of course in my opinion;
The definition is fine; the idea for the invention of this definition is not justified because there is no need for the existence of a so called "creator" of "all that exists";
I don't know. Whenever a Christian tries to explain me the way, he ends up preaching to me nonsensical and unjustified religious beliefs;
"Withi ...[text shortened]...
Edit: "That individual would then have to make a decision."
Sure thing
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Originally posted by josephwThe question regarding the origin of the observer universe is a justified question. I don't know the answer because I cannot cut through the veil called "point singularity".
[b]"The definition is fine; the idea for the invention of this definition is not justified because there is no need for the existence of a so called "creator" of "all that exists";"
Do you also think that it is an invention, the question of the origin of things?
Do you accept the idea that everything has always existed?
According to your way of ...[text shortened]... , all ideas about anything are inventions and exist only in the mind.
Will you clarify?[/b]