the growth of birth to the mature of an idea birthed

Discussion of the nature of Ultimate Reality and the path to Enlightenment.
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the growth of birth to the mature of an idea birthed

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All experiences are true for us to the extent we have realized of them.They ultimately become organic,hence the eternal recurrence giving further disclosures and the feeling that we have experienced them before.
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only by making the seen supremely taktual and making it the source of our perception can we express anything of the abstract or unseen.
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Thought is a reflection and all ideas in thought are only possible from a prototype.
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What are the purpose of these arbitrary, contextually void, quotes?
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bert wrote:All experiences are true for us to the extent we have realized of them.They ultimately become organic,hence the eternal recurrence giving further disclosures and the feeling that we have experienced them before.
you imagine alot?

anything can be true in imagination

but are they true here?
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N0X23 wrote:What are the purpose of these arbitrary, contextually void, quotes?
To make you realize more of yourself.
I "am" candyman,I give candy.
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LooF wrote:
bert wrote:All experiences are true for us to the extent we have realized of them.They ultimately become organic,hence the eternal recurrence giving further disclosures and the feeling that we have experienced them before.
you imagine alot?

anything can be true in imagination

but are they true here?
(L:)anything can be true in imagination.
(B:)yes,when dreaming.
Experiences are true for usto the extent WE HAVE REALIZED of them.So we may realize what is dreaming and what is not.
When in a dream while sleeping,how true can the experiences in the dream be to the extent you have realized of the experience?As true as your selfawareness permits at the time being.So it can be divergent at different times,this week you might realise more of a certain dream(becoming more vivid)or of you being dreaming than a week earlier.
Are you aware of your dreaming in sleep?Are all people fully awake while not sleeping?
Now,(L:)are they true here?
Here dwelleth delusion:
You stand in a garden and you think to see a snake,and you gain fear,and you run away.But afterwards you realise that the snake was just a rope.The rope is real,and still a rope;the fear suffered with the reaction is also real although bred with imagination.The delusion was caused by poor observation.
'reality' has not entirely disclosed itself at once - illusion.
It proves that our imaginings from illusion are real in as much as they react unto us in the same manner as if from reality.
(L:)You imagine alot?
Yes,you not?
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bert wrote:
N0X23 wrote:What are the purpose of these arbitrary, contextually void, quotes?
To make you realize more of yourself.
I "am" candyman,I give candy.
Why?
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N0X23 wrote:
bert wrote:
N0X23 wrote:What are the purpose of these arbitrary, contextually void, quotes?
To make you realize more of yourself.
I "am" candyman,I give candy.
Why?
I expected this question.

Not being known does not stop the truth from being true.
that's why.
What you do with the candy is your business.



"Where do you learn all this stuff,Don?
You know so much,or maybe I just think you do.
No.You do know a lot.
Is it all practice?
Don't you get any formal training to be a master?"

"They give you a book to read"
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bert wrote:
N0X23 wrote:
bert wrote:
N0X23 wrote:What are the purpose of these arbitrary, contextually void, quotes?
To make you realize more of yourself.
I "am" candyman,I give candy.
Why?
I expected this question.

Not being known does not stop the truth from being true.
that's why.
What you do with the candy is your business.



"Where do you learn all this stuff,Don?
You know so much,or maybe I just think you do.
No.You do know a lot.
Is it all practice?
Don't you get any formal training to be a master?"

"They give you a book to read"

How is this relevant? Could you elaborate?
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You are what you believe and what it implies by a process of time in the conception,creation is caused by this bondage to formula.

Creation is inevitable,so you are bound to harvest.

by realising more of yourself,you discover your own beliefs through creation,and thus acquire virtue.
-not being known does not stop the truth from being true-.
Because belief is to be limited by its own workings,it thus must be necessary for you,and you alone.

We spend our lives in finding the solution.
You being the creator,can have great unities - having understanding in certainty ,of you being you,and what you might gather in 'this' life.

Where are you build for?

This post has no relevance to the striveless.
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Sorry Bert, there seems to be a language barrier here that I am unable to cross at this particular time, and quite possibly in the foreseeable future. Thanks for your time.
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I don't have the slightest idea what he is trying to say either.
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