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 Oweyervishice
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Registered: 05/07/08
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 Subjective Consciousness and Objective Reality
#8388068 - 05/11/08 02:57 AM (3 months, 26 days ago) |
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Maybe all of our individual conscious minds are newly created realities, and our parent is the objective world, which shapes who we are and what we experience. Once we die, the mind is born into the unknown, using the knowledge gained from life to become a new universe. So the cycle continues.
I have no proof of this of course, but I like it.
The universe expands because it is alive. 
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I found myself going away
Never wanting to go back again.
Leaving all my thoughts behind
Searching for some new ones inside.
I found myself.  
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 SyntheticMInd
turn on, tune in & chillout
Registered: 01/21/08
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Re: Subjective Consciousness and Objective Reality [Re: Oweyervishice]
#8388791 - 05/11/08 11:53 AM (3 months, 26 days ago) |
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something wrote elsewhere -
when we are born and grow up, we are instantly consumed by language and education. education (of the objective) forms the system of thought we grow up to identify with. we become so identified with this knowledge, that it is all we know of the world. we lose sight of awareness, and in turn become less aware. we don't see awareness, we see a world shaped by objective influences. and this is a world of delusion because it is mistaken for truth. truth has depth, it has no limitation. we are deluded because we cannot see our depth of awareness and the mask that prevents us from accessing and becoming this.
when we grow into the world, we are not educated on the dynamics of the mind and our identification to the external world, and how that effects the reality we create and experience. balance was lost somewhere...
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