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Most of what has been stated is valid – it would appear more feasible if “energy” was used instead of “the one life”. I don’t intend going into detail and going off at a tangent from the main theme – but just need to make the statement everything is energy and for those that have had their third ey...

There is only one universe. The One Life is the life of the universe and is present at all points in space and time. Every living thing including humans and every material object such as a rock, machine, planet, or star is part of The One Life. The dreams we have while sleeping are part of The One ...

You quite correctly point out the absurdities concocted by other religions – and then believe that Muhammad is some divine choice to propagate bullshit teachings like any other religion.

Thanks for picking up on this point (eternal) - to clarify what I meant was that which is infinite is not subject to change and is such is immortal. If God or the Absolute as I prefer is reduced to anything less than an infinite undifferentiated unity then different rules and theories will apply. Th...

God – is infinite – if it wasn’t there would be boundaries or limits and as such would not eternal.
That which is infinite does nothing - it cannot be worshiped as it is everything - worship is only possible when there is a subject and an object.

Great post – certainly shows some deep thinking. You are certainly spot on with the need to go beyond you identity, the difficulty is how can you go beyond yourself with yourself, like an eye cannot see itself and water cannot wet itself how can a knower know themselves I have been through many sys...

Within the individual realm of looking into reality, we can acquire knowledge, through empirical and psychic (as in mental/thought) processes; we can acquire Truth in its essence (that everything is of Oneness), and yet as a whole (due to the Universe being limitless) we mainly grasp part of it (as...

HexHammer wrote:OP proves nothing.

It depends if the infinitive large amount of matter goes both ways, or if the mass of matter has a beginning, then you can cut finitive amounts of matter off.

Really!
If its infinite it will go in all directions.
There are no beginnings or endings in infinity.

Aristo proved that there cannot be an infinitely large piece of matter. He did that by saying that if you cut an infinitely large matter you get two distinct parts. At least one of the parts is infinite (or else the whole thing is finite). Take the infinite part. It has at least one edge (where the...

A_Seagull wrote:Nothing is 'good' or 'evil' except that it be so judged.

I agree with that and add what is good or evil changes with time and location. The only winner is that which currently dominates.

jackles wrote:Yes moving things die.nonmoving things are in eternity.what d u reckon.

I would agree with that - but add the non moving thing would have to be infinite to be eternal

When somebody posts and article we have the opportunity of discussing the topic. A direct attack e.g. “No, that's why he punished you and made you a helpless retard!” is immature, irrelevant and outside the currently accepted norm that majority abide by and as such the moderator should warn or disa...

When somebody posts and article we have the opportunity of discussing the topic. A direct attack e.g. “No, that's why he punished you and made you a helpless retard!” is immature, irrelevant and outside the currently accepted norm that majority abide by and as such the moderator should warn or disab...

People are tired of your simpleminded questions, why you are stuck with me, get used to it! Let me add that the moderators could ban you for all your ad hom postings, etc. (why they haven't done so already is beyond me) plus you haven't posted anything worth discussing. Being stuck with you, I wond...

mtmynd1 wrote:Sphere's, I couldn't have answered that any better than you did! Thanks for saving me more (wasted) time with HexHammer. I do appreciate it.

Ditto!