seeds wrote: ↑Fri Jul 07, 2017 12:49 am
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ken wrote: ↑Sun Jul 02, 2017 12:17 pm
I do not see any complexity in any thing, "multidimensional" or not...
Yes, and I am certain that an amoeba or a fly sees no complexity in anything either. However, is that due to the actual nonexistence of complexity, or more to their lower level of consciousness and awareness?
I have on multiple times explained that I am very simple and slow, maybe just like an amoeba or a fly if you like (if that makes you feel even better). This being slow and simple might explain WHY I see things the way the I do.
To Me, everything is relative to the observer.
I do NOT witness any complexity in life. Like the amoeba and fly I just live, look at, and accept
what is. I see things for what they actually are. I do NOT try to understand and know things until I do understand and know them. All non human animals just live. They do not try to work out and understand every thing around them. They do not look for complexity, so they do not see it. Now, of course human beings can and do try to understand, every thing, which is a natural disposition of being a human being. ALL human beings are curious, but just because things are not YET known and/or understood, that in of itself does not mean any thing is complex and/or hard. Life, Itself, is NOT complex. There is no actual complexity in and to Life. Human beings just make things complex by the way they ask questions and perceive things.
As for levels of consciousness and awareness, are you able to answer the question of
Who am 'I' correctly?
By the way only on the realization and awareness of who/what 'I' actually am that I was really able to come to fully understand how simple and easy Life really IS. And, how it is only human beings who make Life seem hard and complex. Of course there is a lot to Life, but that certainly does not mean Life is complex nor hard to understand.
seeds wrote: ↑Fri Jul 07, 2017 12:49 amken wrote: ↑Sun Jul 02, 2017 12:17 pm
...so I am not necessarily wanting to see others perspectives on simple matters like this. If I did, then I would not be able to spend as much time here learning how to communicate more efficiently.
Setting aside the shameless presumptuousness of your last few statements, what exactly is it that you are attempting to communicate?
Just maybe My last few statements were not actually as shameless presumptuousness as you assumed them to be.
What I am attempting to communicate
in this thread is that the word 'christian' and 'atheist', like every other word that is also just a misplaced wrongly descriptive label, which is placed onto human beings, detracts human beings from being able to fully see and understand what it is that the word 'convert' in the heading of this thread is actually alluding to here.
It is near impossible to "convert" a human being who believes (in) one thing to believe (in) another thing. The very act of believing, in the first place, prevents the human being from being open to learn some thing new, in the second place.
What I am attempting to communicate, by learning how to express better
in this forum, is if any human being really wants to find out who/what
God actually IS, then they first have to be able to look at, see, and understand who/what they actually are themselves. In other words, whenever a human being is trying to "convert" another human being into believing what the former believes is true, then they are missing the whole point of what being human is. The purpose of being a human being is to learn and teach, what is right and true, from the Life that they are in. Not to preach what is
believed to be true, but to learn how to find
what is true. The best and only true way to learn is to be open. If, however, you are believing (in) any thing, then you are NOT open to learning
HOW to learn.
seeds wrote: ↑Fri Jul 07, 2017 12:49 amNow admittedly, I have not read all of your posts on this forum, however, from what I
have read, I have yet to see anything of a revelatory nature.
How about the Mind is God, in the spiritual sense, and, absolutely every physical thing is God, in the physical sense.
How about the 'I' is the Mind, of which there is only One, and the 'you' is each and every person. The 'person' being the thoughts and feelings
within the body. The body is NOT the person.
Of course this may not be revolutionary to you. But things can only be revealed to those who are open.
Are you truly prepared to see and understand any thing of any revelatory nature? In other words are you truly prepared to ask continual clarifying questions and/or ask continual challenging questions till some thing new is revealed to you, or do you prefer to express that what you have already understood and know, and which you believe is already true?
I know which one i prefer to do. Personally i could not be bothered asking a multitude of questions to learn some thing new. I prefer to express what I already see and think is true. I will, however, ask questions to learn how to express better.
seeds wrote: ↑Fri Jul 07, 2017 12:49 amTherefore, if you have some important insight for us, ken, then lay it out in a clear and concise manner (preferably, in one or two sentences

– see below).
If you want to learn and understand the true nature of Life, Itself, and the true nature of who/what 'you' and 'I' are in relation to Life, ('you' including ken, 'I' being far different then what you had previously imagined, 'i' being different again), then you have become open. If you want to continue learning and understanding all there is to learn and understand about the meaningful things in Life, then you have to remain open ALWAYS. But unfortunately for most people their previous experiences have taught them to believe (in) things as being true, which more unfortunate closes them off from learning and understanding what is the real truth.
seeds wrote: ↑Fri Jul 07, 2017 12:49 amken wrote: ↑Sun Jul 02, 2017 12:17 pm
When you say, "... what our ultimate purpose may possibly be" what is the 'our' you are referring, and in relation, to exactly?...
...Are you able to write in one or two sentences what the 'our' is and what 'our' purpose is here? I am curious and it just saves Me reading lots of stuff somewhere else.
The link I provided earlier (again, here:
http://www.theultimateseeds.com/murmurings.htm) does not have a lot of reading in it, but is more of a
pictorial guide to what our ultimate purpose may “possibly” be. If you check it out, you will then have a better understanding of where I am coming from.
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I read it and I did not see any reference to what our "ultimate" purpose is or may "possibly" be. Nor did I see any reference to what could 'our' possibly mean. Why did you just not answer My clarifying question?
You are alluding to what could possible come about and be, but never actually did express what 'our' (whatever that is) purpose may possibly be. But if and when I propose that I have already come to understand and know a lot of what you say "we" may possible come to understand and know, you seem to refuse and reject completely that I could possibly know and understand this, before you have actually listened to all of what I have to express yet.
Why the seemingly instant refusal?
I ask questions like this some times not to learn what the answer is, but so as to try to find another way in which human beings can find the answers, they are looking for, by themselves. If and when the questions I ask have actually had some thought put into them and people are truly honest with themselves, then they start to find the answers that they have been looking for.