"age" verses "quirk"

[Flannel Jesus]

Humorous that you would say all that shit, in the days when this was written.

[Iwannaplato]

So, once more, one says and writes a question, or a statement, with specific words, which they do not want to elaborate on nor clarify, and instead want me to clarify.

Yes, I am trying to understand your views. So, I checked how you format One Mind, and then I asked you a question including that term that you use in that format, because I am interested in your views. Perhaps the process was not exactly parallel, but I was asking about your use of 'human beings' and 'beliefs' and 'thoughts also and it seemed like I got information using questions with those terms in them.

I suppose I could try moving toward a possible later step in this discussion:
Are all thoughts part of One Mind, as you think of those terms? Are there any thoughts that are part of or thought by One Mind?

[Age]

So, once more, one says and writes a question, or a statement, with specific words, which they do not want to elaborate on nor clarify, and instead want me to clarify.

Yes, I am trying to understand your views.

LOL Well if you ask me a clarify question, containing words that mean so many different things to so many different people, and you do not elaborate on it clarify what those words/s mean, to you, exactly, then how do you expect me to answer your clarifying questions posed, and asked, to me?

So, I checked how you format One Mind, and then I asked you a question including that term that you use in that format, because I am interested in your views. Perhaps the process was not exactly parallel, but I was asking about your use of 'human beings' and 'beliefs' and 'thoughts also and it seemed like I got information using questions with those terms in them.

I suppose I could try moving toward a possible later step in this discussion:
Are all thoughts part of One Mind, as you think of those terms?

No.

Are there any thoughts that are part of or thought by One Mind?

In a sense 'Yes', but in another sense, 'No'.

[Iwannaplato]

I suppose I could try moving toward a possible later step in this discussion:
Are all thoughts part of One Mind, as you think of those terms?

No.

Are there any thoughts that are not in a mind nor are part of a mind?

Are there any thoughts that are part of or thought by One Mind?

In a sense 'Yes', but in another sense, 'No'.

In what sense are there thoughts that are part of or thought by One Mind? In what sense are there no thoughts that are part of or thought by One Mind?

[henry quirk]

Regarding you, nothing for now.

Okeedoke. When you wanna get back to it: let me know.

[Age]

I suppose I could try moving toward a possible later step in this discussion:
Are all thoughts part of One Mind, as you think of those terms?

No.

Are there any thoughts that are not in a mind nor are part of a mind?

There is no mind.

Are there any thoughts that are part of or thought by One Mind?

In a sense 'Yes', but in another sense, 'No'.

In what sense are there thoughts that are part of or thought by One Mind?

In the sense of what the word Mind word refers to.

In what sense are there no thoughts that are part of or thought by One Mind?

In the knowing sense.

[Age]

Regarding you, nothing for now.

Okeedoke. When you wanna get back to it: let me know.

When I want to get back to 'what', exactly?

[henry quirk]

When I want to get back to 'what', exactly?

The conversation or interrogation or prosecution or whatever it is you think you're doin' in this thread.

[Age]

When I want to get back to 'what', exactly?

The conversation or interrogation or prosecution or whatever it is you think you're doin' in this thread.

But, I have already done, and have already achieved, what I wanted to, with you.

[henry quirk]

But, I have already done, and have already achieved, what I wanted to, with you.

Well, whatever that is, I'm glad I could help.

[Iwannaplato]

There is no mind.

Why do you use the word 'Mind' in One Mind, given the word has its roots in something that does not exist?

In the sense of what the word Mind word refers to.

And what is that? What is that which the word Mind refers to like?

In what sense are there no thoughts that are part of or thought by One Mind?

In the knowing sense.

What do you mean by the knowing sense?

[Age]

There is no mind.

Why do you use the word 'Mind' in One Mind, given the word has its roots in something that does not exist?

What are you on about here, now?

you, continually, keep assuming I am saying things that I have not.

In the sense of what the word Mind word refers to.

And what is that? What is that which the word Mind refers to like?

The same as I have already mentioned numerous times in this forum, and to you directly.

God, in the invisible sense.

In what sense are there no thoughts that are part of or thought by One Mind?

In the knowing sense.

What do you mean by the knowing sense?

Well obviously 'knowing' some thing is different to 'thinking' some thing or to when some thing is 'thought' to be true, or false.

[Iwannaplato]

Why do you use the word 'Mind' in One Mind, given the word has its roots in something that does not exist?

What are you on about here, now?

you, continually, keep assuming I am saying things that I have not.[/quote]Well, I suppose I could be wrong, but it seems to me you use the word 'Mind' in the phrase 'One Mind'. If I am mistaken about this please let me know. You also said there are no minds.

In the sense of what the word Mind word refers to.

And what is that? What is that which the word Mind refers to like?

The same as I have already mentioned numerous times in this forum, and to you directly.

God, in the invisible sense.

Then that seems like a much better word to use, if that's what it means to you. Yes, people have ideas about 'God' that could lead to misinterpretations. But you have said there are no minds. You don't say there is no God. In both cases you may need to explain some things to some people to clear up their misinterpretations, but at least with one word you think there is 'something' that exists.

[Age]

Why do you use the word 'Mind' in One Mind, given the word has its roots in something that does not exist?

What are you on about here, now?

you, continually, keep assuming I am saying things that I have not.

Well, I suppose I could be wrong, but it seems to me you use the word 'Mind' in the phrase 'One Mind'. If I am mistaken about this please let me know.[/quote]

Can you, really, still not 'see' 'the difference' here, yet?

You also said there are no minds.

In the sense of what the word Mind word refers to.

And what is that? What is that which the word Mind refers to like?

The same as I have already mentioned numerous times in this forum, and to you directly.

God, in the invisible sense.

Then that seems like a much better word to use, if that's what it means to you. Yes, people have ideas about 'God' that could lead to misinterpretations. But you have said there are no minds. You don't say there is no God.

Just maybe because there are no, actual, 'minds', exactly like, there are no, actual, 'gods'. But, there is, however, One Mind, exactly like there is One God.

Just in case 'you' were curios, and interested, here.

In both cases you may need to explain some things to some people to clear up their misinterpretations, but at least with one word you think there is 'something' that exists.

And, if I 'need' to explain any thing, to any one here, then they would, by 'now', know, exactly, what is 'needed'.

Also, what is the 'one word, that you believe I think there is 'something' that exists?

[henry quirk]

Do you "henry quirk" 'know' 'the answer' here?

I do.