Re: What's stopping us from seeing the truth?
Posted: Fri May 25, 2012 3:33 am
Please qualify 'detrimental' to your self.
moving away from reason or sound judgment
Please qualify 'detrimental' to your self.
Bill Wiltrack wrote: Actually, he asked:What's stopping us from seeing the truth?
MJA wrote:It is impossible to know the truth about everything,
But possible to know a single truth about One is All.
I've built my castle on this.
Truth,
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chaz wyman wrote:A fooling man builds his castle on the sand, as you have.
As to the why: The fact that a humans life and that of the culmination of all of human lives (humanity), and as to life itself, on planet Earth, are minute relative to the timelessness that is the totality of the absolute truth of the existence of the universe.lancek4 wrote:Perhaps begin with: all propositions are true.
We are relatively blinded!
Actually, he asked:What's stopping us from seeing the truth?
Yes, but if we brave ourselves, I believe it possible to 'eventually' see this absolute truth, that is our existence.reasonvemotion wrote:We are relatively blinded!
by the mind
Actually, he asked:What's stopping us from seeing the truth?
The mind
Interesting. Christian Science proposes this very thing: that humans are 'perfect processing machines'. That it is the data that it (we) have been given that is responsible for an inability or otherwise lack for sound reasoning or judgement. And they offer a solution for it. It's quite logical in a way.reasonvemotion wrote:Please qualify 'detrimental' to your self.
moving away from reason or sound judgment
yeah the solution is to allow one's children to die rather than get any treatment. That sounds really logical.lancek4 wrote:Interesting. Christian Science proposes this very thing: that humans are 'perfect processing machines'. That it is the data that it (we) have been given that is responsible for an inability or otherwise lack for sound reasoning or judgement. And they offer a solution for it. It's quite logical in a way.reasonvemotion wrote:Please qualify 'detrimental' to your self.
moving away from reason or sound judgment
Interesting. Christian Science proposes this very thing: that humans are 'perfect processing machines'. That it is the data that it (we) have been given that is responsible for an inability or otherwise lack for sound reasoning or judgement. And they offer a solution for it. It's quite logical in a way.[/quote]reasonvemotion wrote:Please qualify 'detrimental' to your self.
moving away from reason or sound judgment

reasonvemotion wrote:All I am saying, I have nothing to do with Christian Science, it is my belief to distance oneself from any group of people calling themselves "whatever" and society in general has nothing to offer a person. When I said "detrimental" I meant "thinking too much" crowds the mind and leads to overload, which in turn leads to imbalance.
lancek4 wrote:Oh yes, you are right. I got confused. It is Scientology I was refering to.lancek4 wrote:
Interesting. Christian Science proposes this very thing: that humans are 'perfect processing machines'. That it is the data that it (we) have been given that is responsible for an inability or otherwise lack for sound reasoning or judgement. And they offer a solution for it. It's quite logical in a way.
~This is all contrary to evidence. The implication is that what scientology provides is the "RIGHT, PERFECT" data and if you are good and reasonable you will inevitably follow scientology - convenient that is!!! Bad data is any thing that contradicts L Ron Hubbard.lancek4 wrote:Scientology says that our bodies brains are perfect processing machines, that it processes perfectly the data it is given, that if there is a problem with the individual it is because it was given 'faulty' data, data they call 'trauma'. The traumas exist within the individual silently or unconsciously. The point of Scientology is for the infividual to realize or discover these traumas. Thereby releasing the data from the system. The individual thus becomes 'clear' of bad data and can then act freely, as a true agent , empowered by its natural ability to process 'perfectly'. Thus the agent acts in harmony with the universe. This harmony is called ethics and the individual thus behaves morally and good for humanity and the universe.
Does this not sound logical ?