a conversation with divine intelligence

We communicate with the supreme divine intelligence every second of our experience. You see WE are that supreme divine intelligence. We are all holograms of the supreme divine intelligence.

Originally posted by 1Learner
reply to post by tachyonmind

 

I asked you to reread it so that you might understand that the question typed by "EA006" was not directed to you.
Although, after seeing how you've responded to other posts here, I'm considering that you are intending to answer the questions here (which i thought were aimed at an entity other than you) as though they were implicitly directed to your self. I had not considered that.

i didn't make it clear that i represented this theoretical being in the op, apologies..

As to my own question, which I asked in my last post, I was wanting an answer that was more specific than what you gave me. I did not mean for the phrase "my personal view of this world" to be answered how you had answered it. Your answer seemed too general.
I was looking for a more precise description of my perspective, details about my thoughts at certain points in time.

only you know what your thoughts are at any given time. i cannot answer any more specifically, i am not you..

Originally posted by tachyonmind
your personal view is the perspective of your wandering eye, an abstract perspective of the one true perspective.. you may think that you are on the inside of your body looking out over the world, but in fact we are all on the outside drawing the world into us through our bodies..

So what is "the one true perspective", how does one see [through?] it, and why do you believe that we are all on the outside drawing the world into us through our bodies?

the one true perspective would be what theologians call "God's view".. it's not really definable from the separated/abstracted/fractional view of a human being.. a human broadens its view exponentially through its life, but it cannot literally see as God does, if it could it would be God..

what i meant was that our minds exist outside of our physical bodies, not inside them.. your personal perspective is that of your mind's interpretation of the information it receives from the world around you through your body.. if you like, your mind is what holds your body, and indeed your whole world as you know it, together.. once the mind leaves, it has no view of the world as a living human sees it, and the body that carried it is returned to the earth..

Originally posted by HUMBLEONE
We communicate with the supreme divine intelligence every second of our experience. You see WE are that supreme divine intelligence. We are all holograms of the supreme divine intelligence.

agreed..

Originally posted by Akragon
reply to post by tachyonmind

 

let's consider an abstract or theoretical situation.. that there is an universal, supreme intelligence behind all things, and that you had the opportunity to question its representative in humanity to your heart's desire..

what would you ask this guy?

I would ask when we could come home...

the fact is you all never left home, you just forgot where you lived

reply to post by tachyonmind


With your idea as it is, would there be any need for a soul?
edit:
Woops, one liner. Let me add more stuff here.

Feel free to answer the following:
If the "one true perspective" can't be defined, how is it possible to realize that it exists?
For what reason did the divine intelligence express "the mind" into existence?
Or how was the mind even created?

Originally posted by tachyonmind

Originally posted by Akragon
reply to post by tachyonmind

 

let's consider an abstract or theoretical situation.. that there is an universal, supreme intelligence behind all things, and that you had the opportunity to question its representative in humanity to your heart's desire..

what would you ask this guy?

I would ask when we could come home...

the fact is you all never left home, you just forgot where you lived

gonna have to disagree with that...

We all left home in search of experience... to learn the ways of the world...

To journey into the far land... with hopes of one day returning

This is not my home... only my current dwelling

The Hidden Treasure

What i would ask?
"Do you have an appointment?"

heh, indeed i do, my good man.. i booked in with the secretary and i am here on time =)

Originally posted by 1Learner
reply to post by tachyonmind

 

With your idea as it is, would there be any need for a soul?

yes. absolutely needed. without a soul, nothing can exist as an independent living being..

Originally posted by Akragon

Originally posted by tachyonmind

Originally posted by Akragon
reply to post by tachyonmind

 

let's consider an abstract or theoretical situation.. that there is an universal, supreme intelligence behind all things, and that you had the opportunity to question its representative in humanity to your heart's desire..

what would you ask this guy?

I would ask when we could come home...

the fact is you all never left home, you just forgot where you lived

gonna have to disagree with that...

We all left home in search of experience... to learn the ways of the world...

To journey into the far land... with hopes of one day returning

This is not my home... only my current dwelling

The Hidden Treasure

edit on 29-8-2013 by Akragon because: (no reason given)

oh, now i see what you mean.. you are asking when you will return to the place you originated from? well, that is entirely up to you.. i must disagree that the treasure is hidden though, it is sitting in plain sight for all to see, people are just distracted by material satisfaction and put off finding it..

reply to post by tachyonmind


Oh it IS hidden my friend... IT can not be found until one is ready...

Though I agree... life is a distraction...

Which is why I wrote this....

Life in a box....

Originally posted by Akragon
reply to post by tachyonmind

 

Oh it IS hidden my friend... IT can not be found until one is ready...

forgive me, but PFFFFFT! that sounds incredibly elitist..

if one can't find it it's because they aren't looking for it, or they don't even know what to look for.. everyone is ready for it, they just don't know it..

Though I agree... life is a distraction...

life is an education, not a distraction..

Which is why I wrote this....

Life in a box....

i like your thread, thankyou for the link..

i would say however that life "in box" is just life.. if you put yourself in a box and don't look outside of it, then you will never know anything about anyone else's box, or the boxes they have inside their boxes..

what needs to be done is the flattening out of all boxes, in order to build a bigger and better box that can hold the contents of all boxes..

reply to post by tachyonmind


You are forgiven brother.... Always

IF "they"do not know they are ready...

Then they are not ready... One can not add to a cup that is alredy full

Originally posted by Akragon
reply to post by tachyonmind

 

You are forgiven brother.... Always

IF "they"do not know they are ready...

Then they are not ready... One can not add to a cup that is alredy full

if they do not consciously know they are ready, then that readiness will eventually make them know..

if you add to a cup that is full, it will overflow

What is the difference between understanding something logically, and "realizing" a thought?
What is unconditional love, acceptance, and forgiveness?
How does the mind use free-will?

Originally posted by 1Learner
What is the difference between understanding something logically, and "realizing" a thought?

the only difference is in the terms of description.. they mean the same thing..

What is unconditional love, acceptance, and forgiveness?

they are humanity's destiny, if they choose to realise it..

How does the mind use free-will?

the mind has a choice, between that which it sees as supporting itself, and which it sees as supportive to other minds.. the freedom to choose between them is an evolutionary trait, born out of a mind's realisation that it is separate from the experiences it has.. not all creatures have the ability to choose, mankind is very lucky..

the irony is that all minds are not literally separate, so all choices in fact support all minds..

reply to post by tachyonmind


That last part is interesting.

...
What is fear, really?

Finally, I have no further questions other than those which were added as an edit, 2 posts of mine back, which nobody has answered yet.

Originally posted by 1Learner
reply to post by tachyonmind

 

That last part is interesting.

...
What is fear, really?

fear is what happens when a mind is confronted with uncertainty.. it does not know what to do, and so tries to run away and hide.. but where can it go? nowhere.. it just sits there petrified of what may come..

Finally, I have no further questions other than those which were added as an edit, 2 posts of mine back, which nobody has answered yet.

i'm sorry, only just saw them now that you have pointed them out..

Feel free to answer the following:
If the "one true perspective" can't be defined, how is it possible to realize that it exists?

because every individual perspective is a part of it, fragmented, entitised, or beingified.. it is self evident..

For what reason did the divine intelligence express "the mind" into existence?

to play. to have fun. to experience love in all its forms..

"i came here to watch you play, why are you running away?" -james keenan

(this one is loud, beware)

Or how was the mind even created?

the easiest answer is that it wasn't, but taken literally that statement makes no sense.. suffice to say the mind is creation itself..

Originally posted by tachyonmind

Originally posted by Akragon
reply to post by tachyonmind

 

You are forgiven brother.... Always

IF "they"do not know they are ready...

Then they are not ready... One can not add to a cup that is alredy full

if they do not consciously know they are ready, then that readiness will eventually make them know..

if you add to a cup that is full, it will overflow

edit on 29-8-2013 by tachyonmind because: (no reason given)

The full cup is an illusion... For one can not know all that there is to be known...

An overflowing cup loses that which is within...

Which is that which can not be lost... Only found...

Originally posted by Akragon

Originally posted by tachyonmind

Originally posted by Akragon
reply to post by tachyonmind

 

You are forgiven brother.... Always

IF "they"do not know they are ready...

Then they are not ready... One can not add to a cup that is alredy full

if they do not consciously know they are ready, then that readiness will eventually make them know..

if you add to a cup that is full, it will overflow

edit on 29-8-2013 by tachyonmind because: (no reason given)

The full cup is an illusion... For one can not know all that there is to be known...

An overflowing cup loses that which is within...

Which is that which can not be lost... Only found...

haha! nice wordplay =)

truth is there is no cup, there is no spoon.. they just look like that from our perspective..

an overflowing cup doesn't lose anything, it just lets go of what it has no capacity to hold..

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IF I took that spoon and cracked you on the melon with it...

Would you believe it was real?

Originally posted by Akragon
reply to post by tachyonmind

 

IF I took that spoon and cracked you on the melon with it...

Would you believe it was real?

of course, but i would also believe that it is not.. figure that out =P

paradoxes are not impossibilities..

reply to post by tachyonmind


Even pain is only a reaction to a vibration... or even a wave...

The material can not react or interact without "something else" thus...

there is more to existence then the material...