Fairy wrote: ↑Thu Sep 04, 2025 11:51 am
“So, you can have a 'concept' of say, 'a building', but, to you, 'you' can never ever 'see' 'a building', right?”
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You can know a building, but you don’t see the building, because there’s no image of the seer of the building.
Nonsensical, and nothing to do with what 'I' actually asked 'you'.
Fairy wrote: ↑Thu Sep 04, 2025 11:51 am
So there’s nothing actually looking at the building. So there’s nothing seeing a building.
So, again, to "fairy" anyway, you human beings can not 'see' 'things', like 'buildings'.
Fairy wrote: ↑Thu Sep 04, 2025 11:51 am
If you say I am seeing the building. Then that I is simply known. The I is a concept known.
Once more, nonsensical, and completely off topic, here.
Fairy wrote: ↑Thu Sep 04, 2025 11:51 am
Seen implies a seer. So ask yourself, can that which is seeing see the seer?
1. Why would 'I' ask "myself" this?
2. It is very easy and simple to 'see' the 'seer' because the word 'see', also, means 'understand', and it is very easy and simple to 'understand' who and what the 'seer' and the 'Seer' are, exactly.
3. Why do 'you' spend so much time 'trying to' deflect and detract away from just answering the actual question/s 'I' ask 'you', for clarification and clarifying purposes.
Fairy wrote: ↑Thu Sep 04, 2025 11:51 am
What would the seer look like?
Exactly, like, invisible, 'thoughts'. Just like the 'Seer' looks, exactly, like the, invisible, 'Mind'.
What did 'you' envision the 'seer' looks like, exactly?
Fairy wrote: ↑Thu Sep 04, 2025 11:51 am
Can you point to the actual seer as though it existed somewhere at the end of your finger?
Why would you ask such a thing when you know the 'seer' is invisible? Can you point the 'wind', for example?
Why after all of our back and forth replies in this forum 'you' are, still, 'stuck' on, and in, the exact same things that 'you' were from our first conversations?
Fairy wrote: ↑Thu Sep 04, 2025 11:51 am
It’s weird, but true if you actually think deeply enough about this.
What is, supposedly, 'weird', but 'true', here, exactly?
Anyway, back to 'the beginning', again, 'Why can 'you' never 'see' a building, when every other human body with working eyes can?'
And, even those human bodies without working eyes can 'see', and/or understand, the concept, of 'a building' with and through the 'Mind'.