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Post by Deleted on Oct 13, 2018 18:21:40 GMT
Map is a neat term. Reality maps. Ever heard of those?
That's part one. The next part is that we're really none of this. That's why when you take psychedelics you feel all sorts of things, for example.
I guess this world we live in is paradoxical because the brain is treated as god but we're actually not our brains...nor our own faces (which we barely know or see).
Thoughts?
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Post by guest on Oct 13, 2018 18:31:49 GMT
Map is a neat term. Reality maps. Ever heard of those? That's part one. The next part is that we're really none of this. That's why when you take psychedelics you feel all sorts of things, for example. I guess this world we live in is paradoxical because the brain is treated as god but we're actually not our brains...nor our own faces (which we barely know or see). Thoughts? my opinion is the only map you need now is nature (visible) and love (invisible). our bodies depend on nature to eat, and our soul depends on love to exist. |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 13, 2018 18:38:08 GMT
If you search for the definition of the word, you will not find anything other than a geographical definition.
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Post by guest on Oct 14, 2018 15:25:44 GMT
If you search for the definition of the word, you will not find anything other than a geographical definition. letting books define your existence isn't a good idea and using only what your physical eyes see (a small range of EM radiation) to define your whole world isn't either. the satan clause is real and does one thing: creates a fake invisible entity that is then sacrificed in the mind and turns off the link to the real unseen (for most). |
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