Tag Archives: spirituality

Selfless Conundrum: Nonsensical Altruism

Posted on November 9, 2010 by

As we all know, quite a bit of emphasis is placed on the difference between the values of “selflessness” and “selfishness.” One almost gets the impression that everybody blindly accepts as supreme truth that some actions are “selfish” while others … Continue reading →

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Compelling Questions 3

Posted on October 15, 2010 by

***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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Q & A: about Form

Posted on October 6, 2010 by

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 →

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Formal Roots of the Human Condition

Posted on October 2, 2010 by

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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Form and God

Posted on October 1, 2010 by

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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Punishment & Consequence

Posted on September 8, 2010 by

In my opinion, punishment is one of the most misguided and depraved of human notions. The iniquity comes not as much from the act of punishment itself as from the entire principle behind it: the intention to proliferate suffering as … Continue reading →

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Potentiality

Posted on August 13, 2010 by

When speaking of possible versus impossible, one needs to remember that “possible” and “impossible” are semantic constructions; they are contrived human thought forms that do not have any basis or even any meaning outside of human meaning. That is not … Continue reading →

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