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from far far away
Smkolins.
Baha’I is interesting indeed, in terms of meanings, but a little hard to understand the language of the text.
To text you graciously supplied has much good meaning & made sense – thank you.
There is a question inherent within all, and this question has perplexed me and everyone I have put it to of many faiths from Buddhists & Hindu’s to Christians and Muslims & some physicists…
q. Where does one draw the lines? You may have noticed I keep harping on about the notion ‘there are no absolute divisions between things’
As I see it there can be no divisions, thus all things and we are a part of god & vice versa! Yet paradoxically there is difference, we are we and god is god, quantum energy is itself and a part of all things including god. It is easy to say that everything is an illusion except nirvana or god yet e.g. nirvana could be an illusion of nothingness! There is only reality even a hallucination has a reality to it – in the mind or as experienced en-mass.
But I don’t want to get into the reality illusion argument [been there got the t-shirt, it goes nowhere], I just want to understand the paradox & ask if you think there are divisions?
As I see it we have god, then universal spirit followed by manifestations of the inner natures within infinity as they become of body [themselves] & form. There then is a little of divinity within every atom illuminating all of his existence & hell is the lack of it at the other end of the scale sending all to darkness and the concretising the intangible that it seams real and unmovable. This brings me to my next question [yes I know I am full of questions
] does hell exist? Eternity for me has not the base natures of earthliness, thus those who cannot become one with eternity are re-born – ‘like attracts like’!
Z
Baha’I is interesting indeed, in terms of meanings, but a little hard to understand the language of the text.
To text you graciously supplied has much good meaning & made sense – thank you.
There is a question inherent within all, and this question has perplexed me and everyone I have put it to of many faiths from Buddhists & Hindu’s to Christians and Muslims & some physicists…
q. Where does one draw the lines? You may have noticed I keep harping on about the notion ‘there are no absolute divisions between things’
As I see it there can be no divisions, thus all things and we are a part of god & vice versa! Yet paradoxically there is difference, we are we and god is god, quantum energy is itself and a part of all things including god. It is easy to say that everything is an illusion except nirvana or god yet e.g. nirvana could be an illusion of nothingness! There is only reality even a hallucination has a reality to it – in the mind or as experienced en-mass.
But I don’t want to get into the reality illusion argument [been there got the t-shirt, it goes nowhere], I just want to understand the paradox & ask if you think there are divisions?
As I see it we have god, then universal spirit followed by manifestations of the inner natures within infinity as they become of body [themselves] & form. There then is a little of divinity within every atom illuminating all of his existence & hell is the lack of it at the other end of the scale sending all to darkness and the concretising the intangible that it seams real and unmovable. This brings me to my next question [yes I know I am full of questions
Z