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Is Religion Embedded in Your Identity?
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Posted by Yuyutsu, Sunday, 17 July 2011 1:52:37 PM
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Yuyutsu,
I appreciate your sincere replies. If you believe that it is possible for you to function without using your mind - so be it. ...although...."If I find a word, a sentence or a paragraph which seems to have originated in my mind, I delete them." If you were to delete everything that originates in your mind, you would never post a word. The recognition of "inspiration" is a function of mind. Posted by Poirot, Sunday, 17 July 2011 2:21:07 PM
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dont end this topic
nor end this one either http://forum.onlineopinion.com.au/thread.asp?discussion=4556&page=0 see the key is we often start things but then never finnish WHAT we started we capture the moment of glory with our peers..then when the hard yards..begin move on to the next social power play..on our path to glory often via that rightfully gore..[gorey] oh the glory of gore we killed the least[the beast] hated the most.. because thats all we could see in our blind ibnorances..it truelly was the blind leading the blinder we all wear blinders we wernt born that way we were TAUGHT..it...as true when patently in hindsight..it was all lies but even thats just an opinion [like bum holes..we all got one] till we fear changing our opinion then we run away and hide hum ya chantra folks me....ohmmm me....ohhh mmmm mmmmmeeee mmmmmmmmeeeeeeee me me me me meme* Posted by one under god, Monday, 18 July 2011 10:28:22 AM
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ok topic has moved on
this seems a good topic http://forum.onlineopinion.com.au/thread.asp?discussion=4579&page=0 mainly because we are allowed to diss-cuss freely oh well this topic is dead..long live the next topic that in its turn too wil die ya just gotta love the reset death gives us all regardless of what others embedded into your mind love you all thanks for the topic lexi Posted by one under god, Wednesday, 20 July 2011 10:02:16 AM
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OUG:
<ya just gotta love the reset death gives us all> I agree OUG, death gets a lot of bad press, but it's great to know there's one thing we can be sure of. A toast to death, the consummation of life. Posted by Squeers, Wednesday, 20 July 2011 11:37:27 AM
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Dear Squeers,
All men are cremated equal. (Sorry couldn't resist). Posted by Lexi, Wednesday, 20 July 2011 11:42:41 AM
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"everything you've uttered is referenced from and predicated on your human cognition, condition and experience, even as you deny it."
I do have my shortcomings, but I do hope that at least some of what I have written is God-inspired and not human-inspired. At least I am making an effort: I review what I write before posting, and if I find a word, a sentence or a paragraph which seems to have originated in my mind, I delete them.
"It seems you are saying that one can utilise one's human body and brain to act among humans, but "not" as a human - how so?"
A human consists of a body, a brain and a mind. Without the mind you may no longer call it a human. Once the mind is out of the way, it is no longer "me" (the ego, which is a part of the mind) that operate my body and brain. Once the mind stops interfering, my body and brain can then be used directly by God.
"Wouldn't the absence of mind (cognition) reduce one to a vacuous human-shaped entity?"
Your mind believes that it is absolutely necessary, that you cannot survive or function without it, so it screams: "emptiness, vacuum, help!", but in fact you are not your mind, not even your body and brain. You are God.
It is common to believe that losing one's mind is terrible and painful, but that's only because the term "losing one's mind" is usually used misleadingly to refer to brain-damage, not to the loss of mind. Just imagine, no more worries, no more fears, no more anxiety, no more delusions, no more suffering: loss of mind is a grand relief!