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I agree of course nick, yet mine has changed drastically over the last few years thanks to good people like yourself, so my system is not particularly static. This is why I keep searching and hopefully expanding my vision, hopefully without disturbing others to much ~ even if I do challenge to...

Well a new born cannot see much because there is a link between knowing and seeing/perceiving. It seams apparent that a new born does not have the knowledge of the world that we do in even basic terms like seeing, if karma is carried over then it would be incarnated within our minds, and then we...

The multifaceted reality map . The druids’ diamond . I have been thinking about the reality map in a similar context to the idea of the ‘druids diamond‘, I have no idea about the origins but that doesn’t matter, I am taking the idea as I see it. Basically once the adherent is in an out of body...

that’s the theory I know, :) but a baby and certainly a foetus has extremely limited abilities which begin at zero as they form in the womb. So for the theory to be true we would have to desire to be born into the world and then loose all ability? It seams to me that it’s a universal law if you...

True but many of them are causal, genetic and generally of the world. We ‘need’ to desire things, it is only when those desires become all consuming or extreme that they are a problem. I don’t see what is wrong with want? It is a natural aspect of interacting with the world. well the way I...

Well we don’t know if the astral body craves for things, I presume that it exists prior to incarnation hence it is possible that it doesn’t. if we see it in Egyptian terms this would be the higher self [ka] to which we return after our incarnations, such that it is necessarily a divine being...

Really! What none at all? Depends what you mean as I was talking about desires and cravings which we all have [we all must eat etc], but yes vices are different, is drink a vice? Was it when we all drank beer because water was usually dodgy. Perhaps it is, but life is not that nice all the time...

Hi nick How many people don’t have any cravings e.g. sex, food, cars, houses etc. perhaps cravings are only bad when one lives by them rather than generally? No physical body, no cravings ~ surely? Do our cravings derive of the soul or of the earthly body? I presume the latter, and that...

Well there is the celtic triple goddess and its crone aspect [the old wise woman] is thought of as equally the oldest nature of spirit [space is kinda like a womb?]. Some early celtic Christians thought of her as like others did god. One way or another reality is a oneness, then all things...

Druidry has ceugant [the divine centre] and the circles of abred ~ of which ceugant is the centre, the material realm is between that and outer darkness or abred. This is a post christian representation of a more ancient thing which has been lost to time [in terms of knowledge] but is known to...

Re: If the gods ‘exist’ then how can god do so? …or what does that mean for monotheis nick This is entirely plausible, and if everything is replicated on the mental plane then its most probable. That way one can marry everything in the physical world to that of the mental world, that there...

Re: If the gods ‘exist’ then how can god do so? …or what does that mean for monotheis Nick, hi . Interesting post! . . Well I am unsure if darkness is actual and not purely mental, I think there is only light ~ as it is absolute. I suppose there are instances where light becomes other material...

Re: If the gods ‘exist’ then how can god do so? …or what does that mean for monotheis Hi nick I think we can comprehend it and it is just a false logic ~ unless its not an ultimate, you cannot have a first cause without there being something in which it appears, but we can have a first cause...

Re: If the gods ‘exist’ then how can god do so? …or what does that mean for monotheis Thomas Seams problematic, there is of course an unbroken causal chain between the cells of reproduction in the male and female, with those of the foetus. Hence you have to have a soul that enters from an...

Re: If the gods ‘exist’ then how can god do so? …or what does that mean for monotheis Thomas/nick, we are trying to address to many issues to be clear perhaps, so I’ll just take on one or two at a time for now. :) nick I presume you mean this in a brahma like context? I think first causes...

Re: If the gods ‘exist’ then how can god do so? …or what does that mean for monotheis Thomas, hi . The ‘you’ or the personality which is surely transient? I do think there would be particulars specific to you in the original self, and that essential you is what continues. I don’t think that...

Re: If the gods ‘exist’ then how can god do so? …or what does that mean for monotheis hi wil nice! it makes sense now. :)

Re: If the gods ‘exist’ then how can god do so? …or what does that mean for monotheis Thomas, can you please read this or at least this * part of it, I think we may find common truths here. I will post my reply to your last post asap. :) Nick, hi . . Well I am tripping up on terms I don’t...

Re: If the gods ‘exist’ then how can god do so? …or what does that mean for monotheis Hi nick I am with you there, to me we then must take things like creation as universals, man can create [not universes obviously as our ability and knowledge of it is severely limited] things like ideas...