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Originally posted by LastOutfiniteVoiceEternal
No one can refute this. The logic is flawless. It uproots religious dogma and opens our eyes to a new perspective on the world and each other.
I'm here to share, not to argue or to attempt to be refuted. I know I'm right already.
There are no eternal individual souls because eternity is an immeasurable amount of time and space and there is only space for one eternity. There is one eternal soul that we all share and that we are all a part of, in other words there is one eternal existence that we are all a part of. I hope they'll understand this some day, it's super important.
There's no "eternal souls" plural, there could be "eternal soul mates", as in their colliding and uniting comes about as a result of eternal interaction and their personalities just click... if you wanted to label it that, but they are mates of the soul, the one eternal soul that we all share (also known as: one eternal existence), they are not 2 individual souls that are mates; they are 2 creatures sharing one eternal soul, just as we all do.
But the current religious concept of the word soul is really a misnomer, especially since souls are said to be "eternal" and some religions believe that they "reincarnate". But truly when we die we are dead eternally. Sadly for some, but the truth nonetheless, our lives are finite and our deaths are eternal. We are merely an assimilation of energy in material form, we are simply action and reaction, result and cause, sempiternal interaction, the happening. No thought, no choice, no freedom.
What we consider thought is only the awareness of our perception and the perceiving of our awareness, is only the interaction of our anatomical biological bodies with the environment around us and it with us. To contemplate is nothing more than energy attempting to evolve towards efficiency through the logical and moral constructs of the universe. This logic can be corrupt and imperfect (not 100% efficient) if the specie or individual creature has yet to remember its eternal knowledge.
Originally posted by Dock6
I think the OP would be greatly improved if the OP had taken the time to write ' In My Humble Opinion ' at top and bottom
No one can refute this. The logic is flawless.
I'm here to share, not to argue or to attempt to be refuted. I know I'm right already.
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Just do not bother even reading that. We have had civilisation for thousands of years now, and you say you have answers that no one has ever thought of before.
I for one will keep believeing that my soul is mine. If it were not, people would have no problem commiting suicide, would they as it would not matter. No matter how crap my life is, i will live it, and die of natural causes, because i believe in the individual soul thing."
Originally posted by Mozzy
Well it sounds more like Hinduism than anything else. That is more or less the exact message the Gita teaches. Except for a few things of course. The ultimate "goal" is to superceede the universe and return to the source, being beyond all time and space and also beyond a void. The incarnations all lead to this one way or another i suppose.
Originally posted by ElectroMagnetic Multivers
Logic is a point of view, it varies from person to person, therefore your logic, isn't the same as mine.
IMO, we are never right, we can only be close to the right answer, or know we're near it, and even if we were right, we couldn't know it in this life time, so it wouldn't matter.
Agreed, IMO, we are all a matter of experience, the experience of individuality, an all knowing being could comprehend and experience everything, except individuality,
could comprehend it, but not experience it, this IMO, is what the universe was, one concsious being, and was created by a conscious action, of splitting itself into all its forms, I am one of those forms, aswell as a rock, a molecule, a plant or planet or star.
Although I agree, that essentially we are all one, but IMO, individuality is the key. When we die, we will reincarnate again, as whatever we choose, what ever we haven't already experienced, we will experience,
from our eternal point of view, each and everyone/thing will go through this, becoming everything that could possibly be and adding that experience to their overall experience, thus altering their perception of the 'universe', as a whole, as well as in part.
I don't agree with being dead eternally to be honest, I'm not going to say your wrong, as I don't know if I'm right, so have no gauge to compare, something people tend to forget. For me, it makes no sense, you suggest we get our measley 80 years ish (if your lucky) out of the rest of eternity? for what? everything in nature is based on harmony, balance, this offers no balance, that I can see.
Again, morality and logic are human concepts, to describe a way to act or behave. Would you go out and kill someone if you weren't told not to?
Logic is the same, it's a human concept
Originally posted by Mozzy
Well it sounds more like Hinduism than anything else.
That is more or less the exact message the Gita teaches.
Except for a few things of course. The ultimate "goal" is to superceede the universe and return to the source, being beyond all time and space and also beyond a void. The incarnations all lead to this one way or another i suppose.
But no, it's not new information.
Originally posted by marg6043
Interesting analogy.
My guide told me that after we die we all come back to "the source" the source been the tree and the souls been the leaves, after we are ready to embark into another life or mission we separate from the source again.
Now while we become one with the "source" it gave the impression that once we separate from that "source" we become independent until the next time we meet with the "source" again.
So no always we interpret every thing the same way even when actually it does sounds like the same concept.
Originally posted by depth om
I'm diggin your thread LastOut.
I think the universe consumes and simultaneously births itself.
We are all as old as the universe, we will become everything in time. May not realize it though I guess.
We are as cells in an organism. We also (for the most part) flee from instability to stability, as electrons do.
Originally posted by lucid eyes
From an infinite perspective we can be individual souls with free-will and at the same time ONE.
Originally posted by lucid eyes
One of the main goals of the ONE is to split himself up into many individuals to go out and experience.
Messages like the one you promote in your thread title work to take back this path of exploration and thereby delete it.
Our goal is not one-ness because one-ness is where we come from, who we are.