What does God look like?

[Age]

Asking for an image of the, actual, One who 'looks' and/or 'sees' is like asking for an image of wind, or of any of the other invisible things in Life.

So does that mean that 'Invisible things' can only see themselves when they appear as visible things?

No.

If some thing is invisible, then it cannot be seen, with the physical, and visible, human eyes. However, if some thing is invisible, then it can be 'seen', understood, with the Mind's Eye.

However, asking for an image of the human body that contains a human 'seer' or asking for the image of the body that contains the One 'Seer' is very simple and very easy to do, and to provide as well.

So here you are saying that the image of the human body can be provided,

YES I AM saying this.

and that this image of the human body contains an invisible 'Seer' of the image of a human body.

But, I AM NOT saying this, and thus is because you are once again confusing the Only and only 'Seer', with 'you' many 'seers'.

[Fairy]

Asking for an image of the, actual, One who 'looks' and/or 'sees' is like asking for an image of wind, or of any of the other invisible things in Life.

So does that mean that 'Invisible things' can only see themselves when they appear as visible things?

No.

If some thing is invisible, then it cannot be seen, with the physical, and visible, human eyes. However, if some thing is invisible, then it can be 'seen', understood, with the Mind's Eye.

However, asking for an image of the human body that contains a human 'seer' or asking for the image of the body that contains the One 'Seer' is very simple and very easy to do, and to provide as well.

So here you are saying that the image of the human body can be provided,

YES I AM saying this.

and that this image of the human body contains an invisible 'Seer' of the image of a human body.

But, I AM NOT saying this, and thus is because you are once again confusing the Only and only 'Seer', with 'you' many 'seers'.

Ok, thanks for the clarification.

Moving on, can you who goes by the avatar Age, post here an image of what God looks like?

[Age]

So does that mean that 'Invisible things' can only see themselves when they appear as visible things?

No.

If some thing is invisible, then it cannot be seen, with the physical, and visible, human eyes. However, if some thing is invisible, then it can be 'seen', understood, with the Mind's Eye.

So here you are saying that the image of the human body can be provided,

YES I AM saying this.

and that this image of the human body contains an invisible 'Seer' of the image of a human body.

But, I AM NOT saying this, and thus is because you are once again confusing the Only and only 'Seer', with 'you' many 'seers'.

Ok, thanks for the clarification.

Moving on, can you who goes by the avatar Age, post here an image of what God looks like?

No, unless you know how to post an image of the whole Universe.

[Fairy]

No, unless you know how to post an image of the whole Universe.

Is a human, a finite being? or is a human the whole Universe appearing to be a part of the whole Universe?

[Age]

No, unless you know how to post an image of the whole Universe.

Is a human, a finite being?

To me, the 'human' word is referring to the visible human body, only. While the 'human being' words refer to the visible human body and to the invisible being, within the body. This 'being: being the 'person', which are the invisible thoughts and emotions, within, only.

To me, a human body begins at conception, remains, while though always constantly changing, until the decay of that body. So, a 'human' is finite

And, when the 'human being', itself, begins I am open to discuss, but would end, and only in one sense, only, when the body stops breathing and stops pumping blood. Which also I am very open to discuss.

So, to me both a human and you human beings are finite. As both begin.

or is a human the whole Universe appearing to be a part of the whole Universe?

To me, a human is an inseparable part of the whole Universe, but which 'appears', only, as being 'separate'.

To me, 'you: human beings are made up of two parts, the visible physical body part, and, the invisible being part. Of which there are 'many'. Just like 'I' God/Universe are made up of two parts, the visible physical part, and, the invisible Spirit part. But, of which there is only One, and One, only.

Again, to me, the word 'God' is just referring to the Universe, Itself. Which, in the visible sense is just matter, itself, and, in the invisible sense is just the Mind, Itself.

[Alexiev]

There's a good picture of Him on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel.

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He looks like a human.

God is human according to that image.

He doesn't move or show any sign of being conscious does he.

Is that the only way to see and know God, as an unconscious, unmoving, image?

We've created God on our own image! (Of course pictures are unconscious and unmoving. Does that mean Adam is unconscious and unmoving?)

[Dubious]

...like a vastly distorted image created by the insanity of the forever idiots called theists.

Ok.


So what does a 'theist' look like?

Where exactly is a 'theist' located?

They look like you and me located on planet earth...unfortunately!

Anymore stupid questions?

[Fairy]

There's a good picture of Him on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel.

una-pintura-renacentista-de-un-artista-famoso-768x512.jpg

He looks like a human.

God is human according to that image.

He doesn't move or show any sign of being conscious does he.

Is that the only way to see and know God, as an unconscious, unmoving, image?

We've created God on our own image! (Of course pictures are unconscious and unmoving. Does that mean Adam is unconscious and unmoving?)

Ok then, now you mention Adam...lets look back at the image you posted of God.

In that image of God. There were two people. Were those two people God, or were those two people Adam?

Can God be two people. And can Adam be two people? I always thought that a 'person' or a 'human' can only be one thing, not two things.

I asked for an image of God only. Thanks.

[Fairy]

...like a vastly distorted image created by the insanity of the forever idiots called theists.

Ok.


So what does a 'theist' look like?

Where exactly is a 'theist' located?

They look like you and me located on planet earth...unfortunately!

Anymore stupid questions?

Stupidity is a gift, fortunately!

A 'theist' is an idea. An idea does not have an exact location. The idea known as a 'theist' exists in the exact same way a mirage exists.

[Fairy]

No, unless you know how to post an image of the whole Universe.

Is a human, a finite being?

To me, the 'human' word is referring to the visible human body, only. While the 'human being' words refer to the visible human body and to the invisible being, within the body. This 'being: being the 'person', which are the invisible thoughts and emotions, within, only.

Thanks for the clarity, that makes perfect sense.

To me, a human body begins at conception, remains, while though always constantly changing, until the decay of that body. So, a 'human' is finite

I agree, a concept in this conception is finite. Concepts come and go, they have a finite existence.

And, when the 'human being', itself, begins I am open to discuss, but would end, and only in one sense, only, when the body stops breathing and stops pumping blood. Which also I am very open to discuss.

That's very good of you to be very open when discussing these matters. Thanks.

So, to me both a human and you human beings are finite. As both begin.

Yes, I am also of the understanding of what begins must end.

To me, a human is an inseparable part of the whole Universe, but which 'appears', only, as being 'separate'.

Yes, that's exactly how I see it too.

To me, 'you: human beings are made up of two parts, the visible physical body part, and, the invisible being part. Of which there are 'many'. Just like 'I' God/Universe are made up of two parts, the visible physical part, and, the invisible Spirit part. But, of which there is only One, and One, only.

Again, to me, the word 'God' is just referring to the Universe, Itself. Which, in the visible sense is just matter, itself, and, in the invisible sense is just the Mind, Itself.

Very good. I like the counterpart analogy, there is no copy/image of the ONE/WHOLE without it's counterpart. It takes two to make a 'whole known' it take 'the knower' and 'the known'.

The 'Whole' is never divided, the whole cannot be divided except as a copy of itself, like a fractal, or a hologram.

Yes, although a part does appear to be a part of the whole, this illusory part is simply the whole parting. And the parting has no existence apart from the whole which is all of existence, one without a second.

[Age]

Is a human, a finite being?

To me, the 'human' word is referring to the visible human body, only. While the 'human being' words refer to the visible human body and to the invisible being, within the body. This 'being: being the 'person', which are the invisible thoughts and emotions, within, only.

Thanks for the clarity, that makes perfect sense.

To me, a human body begins at conception, remains, while though always constantly changing, until the decay of that body. So, a 'human' is finite

I agree, a concept in this conception is finite. Concepts come and go, they have a finite existence.

And, when the 'human being', itself, begins I am open to discuss, but would end, and only in one sense, only, when the body stops breathing and stops pumping blood. Which also I am very open to discuss.

That's very good of you to be very open when discussing these matters. Thanks.

So, to me both a human and you human beings are finite. As both begin.

Yes, I am also of the understanding of what begins must end.

To me, a human is an inseparable part of the whole Universe, but which 'appears', only, as being 'separate'.

Yes, that's exactly how I see it too.

To me, 'you: human beings are made up of two parts, the visible physical body part, and, the invisible being part. Of which there are 'many'. Just like 'I' God/Universe are made up of two parts, the visible physical part, and, the invisible Spirit part. But, of which there is only One, and One, only.

Again, to me, the word 'God' is just referring to the Universe, Itself. Which, in the visible sense is just matter, itself, and, in the invisible sense is just the Mind, Itself.

Very good. I like the counterpart analogy, there is no copy/image of the ONE/WHOLE without it's counterpart. It takes two to make a 'whole known' it take 'the knower' and 'the known'.

The 'Whole' is never divided, the whole cannot be divided except as a copy of itself, like a fractal, or a hologram.

Yes, although a part does appear to be a part of the whole, this illusory part is simply the whole parting. And the parting has no existence apart from the whole which is all of existence, one without a second.

Also, the human brain is only able to comprehend and understand the, whole, One by, first, and conceptually only, 'separating' the One into 'many different apparent parts'.

[Fairy]

To me, the 'human' word is referring to the visible human body, only. While the 'human being' words refer to the visible human body and to the invisible being, within the body. This 'being: being the 'person', which are the invisible thoughts and emotions, within, only.

Thanks for the clarity, that makes perfect sense.

To me, a human body begins at conception, remains, while though always constantly changing, until the decay of that body. So, a 'human' is finite

I agree, a concept in this conception is finite. Concepts come and go, they have a finite existence.

And, when the 'human being', itself, begins I am open to discuss, but would end, and only in one sense, only, when the body stops breathing and stops pumping blood. Which also I am very open to discuss.

That's very good of you to be very open when discussing these matters. Thanks.

So, to me both a human and you human beings are finite. As both begin.

Yes, I am also of the understanding of what begins must end.

To me, a human is an inseparable part of the whole Universe, but which 'appears', only, as being 'separate'.

Yes, that's exactly how I see it too.

To me, 'you: human beings are made up of two parts, the visible physical body part, and, the invisible being part. Of which there are 'many'. Just like 'I' God/Universe are made up of two parts, the visible physical part, and, the invisible Spirit part. But, of which there is only One, and One, only.

Again, to me, the word 'God' is just referring to the Universe, Itself. Which, in the visible sense is just matter, itself, and, in the invisible sense is just the Mind, Itself.

Very good. I like the counterpart analogy, there is no copy/image of the ONE/WHOLE without it's counterpart. It takes two to make a 'whole known' it take 'the knower' and 'the known'.

The 'Whole' is never divided, the whole cannot be divided except as a copy of itself, like a fractal, or a hologram.

Yes, although a part does appear to be a part of the whole, this illusory part is simply the whole parting. And the parting has no existence apart from the whole which is all of existence, one without a second.

Also, the human brain is only able to comprehend and understand the, whole, One by, first, and conceptually only, 'separating' the One into 'many different apparent parts'.

Perfect!

[Alexiev]

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He looks like a human.

God is human according to that image.

He doesn't move or show any sign of being conscious does he.

Is that the only way to see and know God, as an unconscious, unmoving, image?

We've created God on our own image! (Of course pictures are unconscious and unmoving. Does that mean Adam is unconscious and unmoving?)

Ok then, now you mention Adam...lets look back at the image you posted of God.

In that image of God. There were two people. Were those two people God, or were those two people Adam?

Can God be two people. And can Adam be two people? I always thought that a 'person' or a 'human' can only be one thing, not two things.

I asked for an image of God only. Thanks.

After WW2 a soldier met Pablo Picasso. "Why don't you paint realistic paintings that look like something in the real world?" asked the GI.

"What do you mean?"

The soldier took a photo of his wife out of his wallet and showed it to the artist. "Like this," he said.

"Is you wife really that small?" asked Picasso.

[Fairy]

We've created God on our own image! (Of course pictures are unconscious and unmoving. Does that mean Adam is unconscious and unmoving?)

Ok then, now you mention Adam...lets look back at the image you posted of God.

In that image of God. There were two people. Were those two people God, or were those two people Adam?

Can God be two people. And can Adam be two people? I always thought that a 'person' or a 'human' can only be one thing, not two things.

I asked for an image of God only. Thanks.

After WW2 a soldier met Pablo Picasso. "Why don't you paint realistic paintings that look like something in the real world?" asked the GI.

"What do you mean?"

The soldier took a photo of his wife out of his wallet and showed it to the artist. "Like this," he said.

"Is you wife really that small?" asked Picasso.

But I love this, Dad

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[Fairy]

Another Sighting of God

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As Above-So Below