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Compelling Questions 3
***Is prototransmutation really possible or not? If it is, what does this mean? If not, what does that mean? ***According to (my non-professional understanding of) theoretical physics, time is basically just an additional dimension—the fourth dimension—with some subtle alterations in … Continue reading
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Tagged consciousness, cq, death, food for thought, form, medicine, perception, physiology, questions, reality, science, spirituality
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Q & A: about Form
Question: Is it possible to transcend form? How is this done? What does it even mean to transcend form? Answer: Yes, in theory, it is possible to transcend form. I personally believe that ascension is inevitable and, part of the … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy, Questions & Hypotheticals, Spirituality
Tagged consciousness, death, form, God, perception, questions, reality, spirituality
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Formal Roots of the Human Condition
The truth of the universe is God, for the universe is God, and the expression of God is love, happiness, and positivity; thus the inherent nature of the universe is bliss. As we are God in essence and composed entirely … Continue reading
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Tagged death, definitions, form, God, ignorance, memory, morality, perception, reality, spirituality
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Form and God
First there is God. The being of God is absolute reality; by that, I mean the presence of God, the nature of God, the IS-ness of God is absolute reality. God itself is infinite and beyond the reach of conception, … Continue reading
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Tagged consciousness, death, definitions, form, God, perception, reality, spirituality
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Reality: Prototransmutation
Is it possible for something non-conscious to produce something conscious? In other words, is it possible for non-consciousness to beget consciousness, or for consciousness to beget non-consciousness? Let “physical” be temporarily defined as non-conscious. Can something physical arise out of … Continue reading
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Tagged consciousness, death, definitions, form, reality, spirituality
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Speculations on Consciousness 2
Consciousness is clearly linked directly to the brain in some way. When you feel a physical sensation, such as a sudden pain from a needle prick, the neural signal is sent to the brain, where it is processed and interpreted. … Continue reading
