Re: When I look at the world
Posted: Wed Jul 20, 2022 11:32 pm
Based on my own personal theory,...Peter Kropotkin wrote: ↑Wed Jul 20, 2022 4:46 pm I don't see answers, I see questions.. from the day we
are born, we are faced with questions...
and these questions are there even if we can't or don't
see them...
''What does it mean to be human?''
''What are my/our possibilities as a human being?''
''What am I to do?''
''What beliefs/values should I/we hold?''
''What can I/we know?''
''What is my/our goal going into the future?''
''What is the point/meaning of all this?''
(something of which when combined with $1.50, gets me a ride on the city bus)
...I offer the following answers (make that, "speculative suggestions") to your questions...
- ''What does it mean to be human?''
- 'What are my/our possibilities as a human being?''
- ''What am I to do?''
- ''What beliefs/values should I/we hold?''
- ''What can I/we know?''
- ''What is my/our goal going into the future?'
- ''What is the point/meaning of all this?"
..."AS ABOVE, SO BELOW"
...Or, better yet,...
..."AS BELOW, SO ABOVE"
And that's because the universe represents the physiological means by which God replicates herself by conceiving her literal offspring (us) "within" herself (just like normal earthly mammals).
What's the point?
There is no point, other than the fact that life (eternal life) is simply a free and wondrous "gift" given to us out of love.
Indeed, it is a gift that we will each eventually be able to pass on to our own offspring in the same way it was passed on to us from God.
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