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There is no death. It's just an idea in awareness. You were dead for infinity. How can you be dead for infinity and alive now. Makes no sense. Only explanati
by hshshshshsh 1y ago
There is no death. It's just an idea in awareness.
You were dead for infinity.
How can you be dead for infinity and alive now. Makes no sense.
Only explanation is it's infinite.
0 - 1 second alive is not 1 second.
It's infinite.
- margalabargala 1y agoHow can this plum I'm holding have been not a plum for infinity, but is a plum now? Makes no sense. Clearly it is infinitely a plum.
- hshshshshsh 1y agoThere is nothing called plum. All there is experience. Changing experience. Appearing in awareness. The awareness is constant. Among time. Only constant.
- margalabargala 1y agoI dunno, I'm holding this thing and I'm calling it a plum. Also, I was definitely not aware when sleeping last night, so that doesn't seem right either.
- qualeed 1y agoWhile I understand each of the words you have written, I have no idea what you are trying to say. What would you suggest I do with this information? I get the impression that you were trying for something cryptic and profound sounding, but went a little too overboard and lost the underlying message, leaving the reader trying to decipher a bunch of meaningless 2 to 4 word sentences.
- hshshshshsh 1y agoThe master appears when student is ready. But if you are serious look into advaita or madhyamaka.
- qualeed 1y agoMy kid sometimes says stuff like this when trying to impress people. It's a phase I'm excited for them to grow out of. Oh, you've now edited your comment from calling yourself a "master" to something else entirely (while still not answering the question I asked).
- hshshshshsh 1y agoSure. There is three possibilities. I am writing to impress you anonymous stranger. Maybe for karna farming. Or to inflate my ego. Or maybe there is a pointing that you can't grasp yet that inan trying to convey. Or I am full of shit.
- margalabargala 1y agoPart of being knowledgeable about something, is being able to convey that thing to others. Thus, of your three options, two are much more likely, and one much less likely.
- hshshshshsh 1y agoSee. I am not here to teach anyone I have told what I think is true from my understanding. If you don't understand it or thinks it's bs it's fine. Just leave it. My goal is not to awaken any of you. I just posted it because it felt true to me. And if someone else resonated that's good enough. I understand when you say it sounds BS and empty. I would have said the same a few years back. And I don't think anything I have written could have changed that opinion. You see the words just appear as patterns to you. The meaning is generated internally.
- margalabargala 1y agoWhatever LLM you're using to write these responses, whether software or organic, you should know anything released in or after 2022 writes more coherently... Nothing in what you wrote makes sense. Do you know what a double negative is?
- mapontosevenths 1y agoHe's saying that the plum is not infinite because the plum is not real, only the perception of the plum is real and implying that the same is true of time. It's an argument that is akin to, but not the same as, "the map is not the territory."
- krapp 1y agoYou weren't dead for infinity. Death is a state that only exists after life, because by definition death is the cessation of life. The state of non-being before birth and the state of non-being after death may be the same, but the context of the existence of a physical living body in the interim matters. I stood beside the caskets of my mother, my father and my grandmother. Trust me, life is finite and death is real.
- hshshshshsh 1y agoDeath is certain if you think you are body mind..
- krapp 1y agoDeath is certain regardless of what you think you are.
- hshshshshsh 1y agoAnd here you are. Dead for infinity. And aware.
- krapp 1y agoNo, I'm not. Please stop trying to be clever, this is puerile and tedious.
- hshshshshsh 1y agoHaha. If you say so.
- southernplaces7 1y ago>I stood beside the caskets of my mother, my father and my grandmother. Trust me, life is finite and death is real. Yeah, many of us have stood beside, behind, slightly in front of, or perhaps at some angle to the caskets of some loved one. This makes us exactly zero percent experts in how final death is, since of course we have no real clue one way or the other. That's a statement of fact, taking all religion aside. Given that we don't yet know what consciousness itself is or what it emerges from for our perception, we can't say anything certain about its nature after death. You're trying to be clever with weary cynicism, but know no better than anyone else.