Time is where you heart lays.

a reply to: andy06shake

Is there be any construct that isn't a human construct?

We invented everything, except for the natural world.

God; science; religion; mathematics; hockey; philosophy; politics; and all concepts, constructs, opinions and beliefs.

All just made-up, temporary 'stuff'.

a reply to: Out6of9Balance

That was amazingly well stated and pure poetry as well.

a reply to: andy06shake

Everything controls how people live and think, that's what humans are for, to teach you this.

originally posted by: Out6of9Balance
This is 2019AD, for some, but we're living the same age.

In this age there are people of many spheres and times; a poor time, an old time and savage spheres.

The time you live is the time you carry in your heart, some of humanity are unique individuals fighting the fight fought by fighting fighters.

Fighters of a time of a kingdom of God and fighters fighting out of time.

Prove me wrong again, that's what you are to do so we might find ourselves meeting, in time, in our hearts.

I'm not interested in proving anyone that what he said is wrong, but i'm interested only in Truth.
Fighting is possible only in Time. And even in time, to fight seems to be only a choice.

And God does not fight. Why would he ? He creates with his thoughts, and this does not involve fighting at all. Neither is time involved here.
When he wants something, he has only to think about it, and *Poof* there it is. There was no doubt, no fear, and no hate involved in this process.

But look for the reasons for the fight here on this world, and you will recognize childish-egoistic based thinking.

And this is not the way God thinks.

a reply to: Out6of9Balance

No mate math and physics control "Everything".

Humans are simply a very small part of a very big picture.

We are about as important to the universe as a grain of sand on the beach in the grand scheme of things.

a reply to: Nothin

Temporary sums it up rather eloquently.

Then again nothing last forever, even our universe.

Which is why i suppose we place such value on such finite transitory things.

a reply to: andy06shake

Aw shucks, not like 'forever' forever.
My woman just likes to brag sometimes.

Does there always need to be an intellectual explication for the things we do?
Are we not still inventing temporary 'stuff' again, when we attempt to justify things?

Do we breath, because we must: or does breathing just happen, and then our busy minds assign an explanation to it?

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: Out6of9Balance

No mate math and physics control "Everything".

Math and physics are simply measurements of the everthing.... the everything had to be there before it could be measured.

Humans are simply a very small part of a very big picture.

Man is made in the image (picture/manifestation ) of God.
Christ is the visible image of the invisible God.

a reply to: Nothin

"Does there always need to be an intellectual explication for the things we do?"

That depends on what we are doing i suppose, and if we require logical understanding.

"Are we not still inventing temporary 'stuff' again, when we attempt to justify things?"

Well, we are typing on very "temporary" technology, most of such with not much more than a couple of years shelflife.

"Do we breath, because we must: or does breathing just happen, and then our busy minds assign an explanation to it?"

We are born with the ability to breathe properly. If you look at babies they take big, beautiful connective breaths that fill their bellies with air causing them to expand and then flatten when they breathe out.

Children breathe this way too, but by adulthood, we become too busy to breathe properly. Stress, fatigue, play there part there, just dont forget how as that can be rather problomatic.

a reply to: Itisnowagain

God eh?

Never met the fellow, is he good at math or just play dice with the universe?

If there is a universal language or some underpinning force that wags our macro tail from the quantum realm, you can be sure mathematics will be her medium of communication.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: Itisnowagain

God eh?

Never met the fellow, is he good at math or just play dice with the universe?

'You' never will meet God. The same as the wave on the ocean will never meet the ocean.
When the ocean is met/found, the wave is no more (not a separate thing).... there is just ocean waving.

a reply to: Itisnowagain

Well, you do sound like you could be doing with finding a beach mate.

I suggest you pay attention to the grains of sand.

a reply to: andy06shake

Do you still believe that math and physucs controls everything?

a reply to: Itisnowagain

No mate but i do believe mathematics and "physics" follow the constants.

Don't have a clue what "physucs" is, did you find it on a beach?

A Good friend posted this on FB and although it may not be exactly right , It Is kinda neat.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: Itisnowagain

No mate but i do believe mathematics and "physics" follow the constants.

...What do you suppose enacted these physical laws? Do you know of an instance where a law came to be by something that is not intelligent? If not, then we can conclude that whatever made the physical laws of the universe was an intelligent being with purpose in mind

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: Nothin

"Does there always need to be an intellectual explication for the things we do?"

That depends on what we are doing i suppose, and if we require logical understanding.

Well: if one has a job where they are required to explain things: you have a point.
Was kinda aiming higher, to observing, here and now, this that is.
Wherein there is less influence of the intellect.

Doing is just happening, and not 'done' by a 'we', that is concerned with doing.

"Are we not still inventing temporary 'stuff' again, when we attempt to justify things?"

Well, we are typing on very "temporary" technology, most of such with not much more than a couple of years shelflife.

Hmmmmm... Temporary temporary 'stuff'.

"Do we breath, because we must: or does breathing just happen, and then our busy minds assign an explanation to it?"

We are born with the ability to breathe properly. If you look at babies they take big, beautiful connective breaths that fill their bellies with air causing them to expand and then flatten when they breathe out.

Children breathe this way too, but by adulthood, we become too busy to breathe properly. Stress, fatigue, play there part there, just dont forget how as that can be rather problomatic.

You have a great way of replying in unexpected ways, and it always makes things interesting.

a reply to: cooperton

We cannot conclude much definitively cooperton.

Further study is most definitely required.

What if intelligent is a self emergent property of existence?

Because statistically speaking there is more chance of you being a Boltzmann brain that an evolved Monkey.

And that's just math and constants at play.

Laws are simply rules defining correct procedure or behavior, and our universe follows them via Phi, Pi, and G.

a reply to: Nothin

Well, we do live in very ""interesting"" times.

Our response possibly being a reflection of such.

Our understanding of what constitutes consciousness being rather applicable to what we do, or we assume is happening.

Freewill being the main dilemma there, which apparently is not all it's cracked up to be, and proven to be somewhat an illusory bag of spanners by Neuroscience.

Don't know if i would subscribe to the notion of predestination, but something seems to be waging our tail from a far that does not originate in our heads.

a reply to: andy06shake

You are merely the witness.
What is appearing is a movie.

Nothing is waging 'your' tail.