A guided tour through the universe…

a reply to: Agleaya

I was a famous writer of Romanticism, I co-created this trend.
And not once, but twice.
Then I continued the traditions.

a reply to: Majestic08

I don't want to convince you, lol.

And don't need, no.

a reply to: Agleaya

“Think of something finite molded into the infinite, and you think of man.”
— Karl Wilhelm Friedrich Schlegel

He was one of my previous lives.

a reply to: Agleaya

It makes me extremely happy, because I once knew Novalis.

I have found his book with aphorisms, it's genius and I love it.

I recommend you read it, it moved my mind from stagnation.

a reply to: Agleaya

"Freedom and immortality are as inseparable as space and time"
- Novalis

a reply to: Agleaya

"The mere fact that we have no scientific argument refuting the existence of God should be enough for us to believe that He is a strictly scientific concept."
- Me

originally posted by: Agleaya
a reply to: Majestic08

I don't want to convince you, lol.

And don't need, no.

That's fine but you shouldn't expect others to accept the claims you make in the absence of any evidence.

originally posted by: Agleaya
a reply to: Agleaya

"The mere fact that we have no scientific argument refuting the existence of God should be enough for us to believe that He is a strictly scientific concept."
- Me

The existence of God isn't a fact and there is nothing we need to refute. The existence of the supreme being and creator of the universe must be proven be proven by those who declare its existence.

If what you said was true then there is no scientific argument refuting the existence of giant space lobsters, interdimensional gremlins, and hollow earth hobgoblins.

originally posted by: Agleaya
a reply to: Agleaya

I was a famous writer of Romanticism, I co-created this trend.
And not once, but twice.
Then I continued the traditions.

Great!

But when you speak about incarnation and the many lives hypothesis then you need more than belief and feelings in convincing others in a debate or conversation.

a reply to: Majestic08

It's most about feelings and belief, lol.

I don't have to prove you of anything, these are the things I believe in and I intuitevely know.

a reply to: Majestic08

The problem with evidence there is because Earth is being separated from the rest of Universe by the Van Allen Radiation Belt.

That's the test of faith, I guess.

People are being quarantined on this planet and have no clue what's going on.

a reply to: Majestic08

I never said you have to accept it, you can if you want.

a reply to: Agleaya

You understand, unless we get rid of this Radiation Belt, there will be NO EVIDENCE for anything transcendental.

And otherworldly.

People tend to think they are alone in the Universe, but it's simply untrue, it's the glass separating.

That's what saddens me the most.

originally posted by: Agleaya
a reply to: Majestic08

It's most about feelings and belief, lol.

I don't have to prove you of anything, these are the things I believe in and I intuitevely know.

Just by declaring you know we are incarnated doesn't make incarnation true. You can have your beliefs and feelings and I am not arguing against it.

a reply to: Agleaya

Humanity is somehow irresponsible and immature. Total.

It doesn't want to leave the bubble, it obviously feels good there.

originally posted by: Agleaya
a reply to: Agleaya

You understand, unless we get rid of this Radiation Belt, there will be NO EVIDENCE for anything transcendental.

And otherworldly.

People tend to think they are alone in the Universe, but it's simply untrue, it's the glass separating.

That's what saddens me the most.

When you speak about otherworldly events you need more than feelings. And no! We are most likely not the only species in this Universe.

a reply to: Majestic08

The belief that we are not incarnated but have a single chance to get to Heaven sustains church institutions.

Therefore, I am less and less willing to talk about myself as a Christian, even though I am one, but I have a free kind of faith that reflects my feelings, thoughts and experiences related to the teachings.

originally posted by: Agleaya
a reply to: Agleaya

Humanity is somehow irresponsible and immature. Total.

It doesn't want to leave the bubble, it obviously feels good there.

Immature and irresponsible because it can't accept the claims for the existence of the supernatural?

a reply to: Majestic08

Yessssssssssssss.

Short-term pleasures and selfish desires play the main role.

I mean transcendental.

Humanity needs more faith and real science, not scientism.

originally posted by: Agleaya
a reply to: Majestic08

Yessssssssssssss.

Short-term pleasures and selfish desires play the main role.

I mean transcendental.

Humanity needs more faith and real science, not scientism.

So part of humanity is immature and irresponsible because it doesn't accept the existence of ghosts, poltergeist activity, gremlins, God himself and whatever other fictional character. I get it.