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by divine focus
Sat Sep 22, 2007 2:35 pm
Forum: GENIUS FORUM
Topic: Enlightened Almost enlightened deluded/hyped & Philosopher t
Replies: 13
Views: 2488

Re: Enlightened Almost enlightened deluded/hyped & Philosopher t

A lot of people take the different teachings too literally. No-self doesn't mean "no self," it means an intimate understanding of self and the surrounding world as one and the same. There is no such thing as perfect enlightenment. There's no final level, like in a computer game. There's al...
by divine focus
Sat Sep 22, 2007 2:08 pm
Forum: GENIUS FORUM
Topic: Death
Replies: 58
Views: 9254

Re: Death

Nobody really believes in an afterlife. People might think they do, but belief isn't what you think. If you're at all sad when someone or something dies, you don't believe.
by divine focus
Fri Sep 21, 2007 2:19 pm
Forum: Archives
Topic: The World of Woman - Rich Zubaty & Sue Hindmarsh
Replies: 372
Views: 442415

Re: The World of Woman - Rich Zubaty & Sue Hindmarsh

No, we conflate all that is unconscious with the feminine. You don't seem to understand that our only real interest in this lies in its relationship to consciousness and wisdom. The political, psychological and sexual observations are merely tools to demonstrate practical manifestations of these th...
by divine focus
Fri Sep 21, 2007 11:35 am
Forum: GENIUS FORUM
Topic: Absolute truth
Replies: 189
Views: 14488

Re: Absolute truth

All verbal and written language is abstract.
by divine focus
Tue Sep 18, 2007 5:13 pm
Forum: GENIUS FORUM
Topic: Rationalism as Religion
Replies: 121
Views: 9669

Re: Rationalism as Religion

Or hope, which is a sort of uncertain faith in the future. The whole world is based on belief; so what of it?
by divine focus
Tue Sep 18, 2007 4:37 pm
Forum: GENIUS FORUM
Topic: Absolute truth
Replies: 189
Views: 14488

Re: Absolute truth

I would say consciousness is fundamental to truth. In what sense do you mean fundamental and how so? You said there could be no consciousness without truth. That may be true in a sense, but the other way around would be more accurate. Truth can be debated, consciousness is . Maybe they're one and t...
by divine focus
Mon Sep 17, 2007 5:24 pm
Forum: Archives
Topic: The World of Woman - Rich Zubaty & Sue Hindmarsh
Replies: 372
Views: 442415

Re: The World of Woman - Rich Zubaty & Sue Hindmarsh

A man will never be free (to be a man) until he no longer cares what women think of him. Or what anyone else thinks of them. Well, you can care; but don't make that your ultimate authority. It really depends on if you want to go all the way with your conscious individuality or not. The spiritual li...
by divine focus
Mon Sep 17, 2007 3:10 pm
Forum: GENIUS FORUM
Topic: Absolute truth
Replies: 189
Views: 14488

Re: Absolute truth

I would say consciousness is fundamental to truth. The only "Nature" truth has is No-Nature; just like everything else, empty, transient, dependent, lacking. What ridiculous nihilistic nonsense. No-nature is not the ONLY nature anything has. Look around you and show me some no-nature - den...
by divine focus
Sun Sep 16, 2007 3:50 pm
Forum: Archives
Topic: The World of Woman - Rich Zubaty & Sue Hindmarsh
Replies: 372
Views: 442415

Re: The World of Woman - Rich Zubaty & Sue Hindmarsh

Women are not men. They're different. To compare men to women and then judge as to which is better or worse would obviously indicate some bias either way. How can you judge perceptions impartially through your own perception? There's no need to judge at all; but if you do, realize that your percepti...
by divine focus
Sun Sep 16, 2007 2:53 pm
Forum: GENIUS FORUM
Topic: Why is there this subjective consciousness
Replies: 19
Views: 2392

Re: Why is there this subjective consciousness

there is, in Absolute Reality, no such thing as subjectivity. Since everything is part of the Totality, the individual does not have an inherent existence, as such subjectivity really does not exist. Everything that an individual experiences, comes from the Totality, in which other individuals expe...
by divine focus
Sun Sep 16, 2007 2:32 pm
Forum: GENIUS FORUM
Topic: New Age
Replies: 24
Views: 6965

Re: New Age

The public "new age" probably started with Helena Blavatsky and the theosophical movement in the 1800's. All the hidden "mystical" cores of religions would be considered new age if revealed outside of the context of the surface religions.