GENIUS FORUMS

I'm seeing just wasted potential here. You wrote that book in 1987. It's been 20 years that you've been englightened - or at least, sufficiently enlightened to believe you can enlighten the masses. Twenty long years, and this book isn't published yet. You don't even have a Wikipedia page with your n...

That is the paradox of a deity like God. The real question is How can something perfect create something imperfect like humanity. Ponder that Perfection means that he is all-powerful. He knows all, sees all, and can accomplish anything. Imperfection can only be contained in the bounds of perfection...

Ryan, 'Life is suffering' is just an empty fact, however, an enlightened thinker barely suffers at all compared to those caught in Samsara. Is the elimination of suffering good? No. Suffering brings pain, pain brings learning to avoid pain - failure to comply results in death. One step closer to th...

Because if there is an observer, what qualities does he have of his own? Abstractly speaking, the "individual soul" you talk of need not be an observer that actually has an effect on the human body. What if it was truly an observer that is limited only by the sensorial reaches of it's hos...

Old age doesnt equal a meaningless life. Your body might be broken - if you didn't take care of it - but your mind is as sharp as it was, excluding severe degenerating pathologies. Choosing your time of death is a popular concept, because it gives you the idea of control. It's unsurprising to learn ...

Oh, so this is the old dichotomy. "God is perfect." "Can god create a stone so big he can't lift it himself?" "But if he cannot lift it, he isn't perfect!" "But if he cannot create it, he isn't perfect!" "Logical outcome : God isn't perfect. God cannot ex...