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You can’t have a conscious experience of the undetermined unity because it isn’t a thing. It contains nothing of interest because it’s totally indeterminate. It
by bowsamic 3y ago
You can’t have a conscious experience of the undetermined unity because it isn’t a thing. It contains nothing of interest because it’s totally indeterminate. It literally doesn’t exist, it’s like pure death. It’s just the starting point before consciousness and thought. The absolute is the state of maximum development away from this original undetermined point. Attempting to return to it is to try and reverse time
If you understand German this video may help, else there are subtitles https://youtu.be/mh_KE4VwPDk?si=-zCwWSAIFdQi8nKe https://youtu.be/mh_KE4VwPDk?si=-zCwWSAIFdQi8nKe
- nico 3y agoWell it all depends on the definition Taking that definition, we can still approach it experientially without thought What sometimes is called “minimal consciousness experience” in cognitive sciences
- bowsamic 3y agoA minimal consciousness experience is still far beyond the undetermined unity