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Fairy wrote: ↑Thu Jun 27, 2024 10:52 am To know there has been an experience, is to become aware of the experience, as and when that experience is happening. Simultaneously, the knowledge of that experience has been recorded to memory. That is how we know our experiences, through knowledge on demand, through remembrance of the experience.

There is that kind of knowledge, but then there's knowledge about a bunch or experiences, after mulling say. Oh, he always insults me after he makes a mistake. There's a pattern here.

Iwannaplato wrote: ↑Thu Jun 27, 2024 10:59 am

Fairy wrote: ↑Thu Jun 27, 2024 10:52 am To know there has been an experience, is to become aware of the experience, as and when that experience is happening. Simultaneously, the knowledge of that experience has been recorded to memory. That is how we know our experiences, through knowledge on demand, through remembrance of the experience.

There is that kind of knowledge, but then there's knowledge about a bunch or experiences, after mulling say. Oh, he always insults me after he makes a mistake. There's a pattern here.

Yes, there's all kinds of knowledge, there's infinite knowledge available.



Fairy Liquid mind is the perfect mind cleaning agent for vanishing away all the stubborn residue of dirty mind.

Iwannaplato wrote: ↑Thu Jun 27, 2024 10:56 am
I keep my signature implicit, given that I am also forgetful. Anyway sometimes showing is better than telling.

There is only ''Showing'' and this is it. This is the unclaimed, unknown, unwritten SHOW right here and now.

''Telling'' is when the 'Shower' spontaneously shows up to it's own show, manifesting the phenomena known as the observer/observed effect!
Where what was unwritten is now written, what was unknown is now known, what was unclaimed is now claimed.





Fairy Liquid mind is the perfect mind cleaning agent for vanishing away all the stubborn residue of dirty mind.

Fairy wrote: ↑Thu Jun 27, 2024 7:22 am
I can hardly grasp the VA posts, I've read them now and again, but VA's mind is elevated above and beyond my personal puny mind.

Yes, VA's mind is way up in the clouds; it's very misty up there.

Harbal wrote: ↑Thu Jun 27, 2024 11:47 am

Fairy wrote: ↑Thu Jun 27, 2024 7:22 am
I can hardly grasp the VA posts, I've read them now and again, but VA's mind is elevated above and beyond my personal puny mind.

Yes, VA's mind is way up in the clouds; it's very misty up there.

Yes, I agree.
It’s just too much to take in.

I can’t deal with the too much informational info bombing techniques and tactics he adopts, can you?

I say, just keep it simple, just get to the point already. Keep it relatable and easily comprehensible that a child can understand it. Sometimes, less is more. There’s just no need for the excessive informational overload he supplies.

https://youtu.be/L3L8wde86wg?si=7bv3o3PhtjDHOPuu

Moral relativism- Explained and Debated

Meta-ethics is simply a metaphysical idea that 'idea's' are simply arising here spontaneously, and there's nothing starting or stopping this from happening.

When it comes to the ethics of human morality, this immediate unknowing metaphysical reality is firstly the most important fundamental base on which everything else becomes known. In a way, all metaphysics is pointing to is that anything that can apparently be known, can only be a knowing of that which is fundamentally at base level, this immediate unknowing. That's metaphysics.

So within the realm of knowledge, the dream of separation. There is no one being a moral person. Also, there is no one that is not being a moral person. Similarly, there is no one being an immoral person, also, there is no one not being an immoral person. These two contradictory statements are a metaphysical truth. In other words, there is no truth that is ever right or wrong, there is simply the unknowing Here-Now, the what is already happening, appearing, just as it is, and this is it, this is already it absolutely.

Infinite means no finite.
Nonduality means no second.
Absolute means no relative.
Unconditional means no conditions.
These are clear and straightforward statements based on common easily accessible objective definitions.



Infinite includes all things.
Nonduality includes duality.
Absolute includes relative.
Unconditional includes conditions.
These are subjective re-contextualisations of common objective definitions.