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Re: Philosophical Idealism - any proponents? [Re: langten69]
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you have a good image to hang on to, something to trip out on, psychedelic teddybear

"will you let go of this image too?"


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Re: Philosophical Idealism - any proponents? [Re: redgreenvines]
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The image shall fade as soon as the juice from the trip depletes


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Re: Philosophical Idealism - any proponents? [Re: langten69]
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my philosophy is to reconnect with the moment before the image you have been clinging to fades - the arc of Mara - persisting images - illusion.

it includes being aware that we basically are noticing and reacting to change.
no matter how sophisticated that reaction is, it is reflexive and conditioned.


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Re: Philosophical Idealism - any proponents? [Re: redgreenvines]
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redgreenvines said:
some people are always right


are you always right?

from when if so?

am i?

from when if so?

in the future?

i think it is very helpful

i would like that to happen to us

:smile:!


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Re: Philosophical Idealism - any proponents? [Re: Ferdinando]
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I have some good guesses - the rest is fantasy, how about you.


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Re: Philosophical Idealism - any proponents? [Re: redgreenvines]
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redgreenvines said:
my philosophy is to reconnect with the moment before the image you have been clinging to fades - the arc of Mara - persisting images - illusion.

it includes being aware that we basically are noticing and reacting to change.
no matter how sophisticated that reaction is, it is reflexive and conditioned.


The arc of Mara...this sounds like a famous/ancient story

Could you enlighten us to the idea of it or the myth of it?


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Re: Philosophical Idealism - any proponents? [Re: langten69]
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we work naturally with time and motion by recognizing and following trajectories.
trajectory assessment and associative thinking become the reflexes that shine in sports, hunting, traffic, and even in dialog.

most trajectories are arcs. my reference to the arc of Mara (goddess of illusion) is to the familiar issue of hanging on to something that seemed right a moment ago, but the situation has shifted.

not a famous mythology but we all do it - every preconceived notion is this.

it's not a crime, it's not a defect, but it detracts from being in the moment.


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Re: Philosophical Idealism - any proponents? [Re: redgreenvines]
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redgreenvines said:
I have some good guesses - the rest is fantasy, how about you.



good guess me age 42

good guess you age 62

i dont know maybe fantasy

the rest is fantasy maybe


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Re: Philosophical Idealism - any proponents? [Re: Ferdinando] * 1
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i still think the truth is pretty simple like we exist its good we get it better from meditating etc. :grin:


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Re: Philosophical Idealism - any proponents? [Re: redgreenvines]
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redgreenvines said:
we work naturally with time and motion by recognizing and following trajectories.
trajectory assessment and associative thinking become the reflexes that shine in sports, hunting, traffic, and even in dialog.

most trajectories are arcs. my reference to the arc of Mara (goddess of illusion) is to the familiar issue of hanging on to something that seemed right a moment ago, but the situation has shifted.

not a famous mythology but we all do it - every preconceived notion is this.

it's not a crime, it's not a defect, but it detracts from being in the moment.


Ah yes

Mara... I know her by the name of Maya

Situations change and each situation requires its own response

Very well put, Kaptain


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Re: Philosophical Idealism - any proponents? [Re: Ferdinando]
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Ferdinando said:
i still think the truth is pretty simple like we exist its good we get it better from meditating etc. :grin:


God is.

And God is good.

You are right on the money πŸ’° :thumbup:


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Re: Philosophical Idealism - any proponents? [Re: langten69]
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right Maya - so familiar yet so messed up, hahaha
Mara is the male version. I meant the female version.
not because of the seduction, but maybe because of the seduction





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Re: Philosophical Idealism - any proponents? [Re: redgreenvines]
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Oooooohh

You just learned me something today

:takingnotes:


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Re: Philosophical Idealism - any proponents? [Re: Rahz]
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Rahz said:
β€œSeeing is believing” is in the right direction, but people can still be mistaken about the nature of what they perceive. Belief is answerable to evidence and consequence. Without that, belief is ungrounded.


Isn't reason our only tool for acquiring knowledge and perceiving reality?

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Re: Philosophical Idealism - any proponents? [Re: RJ Tubs 202] * 1
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Reasoning is used to sort through knowledge and perceptions...

To acquire knowledge you need do nothing, because you learn in every moment regardless of what you do..


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Re: Philosophical Idealism - any proponents? [Re: BrendanFlock]
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RJ Tubs 202 said:
Rahz said:
β€œSeeing is believing” is in the right direction, but people can still be mistaken about the nature of what they perceive. Belief is answerable to evidence and consequence. Without that, belief is ungrounded.


Isn't reason our only tool for acquiring knowledge and perceiving reality?


BrendanFlock said:
Reasoning is used to sort through knowledge and perceptions...

To acquire knowledge you need do nothing, because you learn in every moment regardless of what you do..


Yes, reasoning is the act of 'filing' all sense perception into a 'filing cabinet' so that the perceptions can be easily found/remembered and cross analyzed between all other sense perceptions

This whole process is known as logic/reasoning and learning is simply making connections between all of the 'filed' sense perceptions


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