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What is consciousness?
First off, what is the big deal about consciousness — why are philosophers and other intellectuals and scientists spending their time and thought on such an apparently obvious and integral part of our lives? And what is up with the … Continue reading
Being. Dead. You cannot be in both.
Either you are or your are not. Knowing any thing (an object of experience) must also mean that there is an underlying awareness upholding it, obviously. It is therefore logical to deduce that there cannot be any known (experience) without the … Continue reading
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Tagged awareness, being, consciousness, death, god, life
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Because I desire to
Who are we, really. We seem so sure of ourselves – we know what we want, and often, how to get it. But why? And for whom? Ourselves? Who are “we”? You may instantly think, “duh…human beings, me and you!” … Continue reading
Self Inquiry #9
I am because I am. My awareness remains, even in silence. When the vibrations of the song fades into silence, I am. When the vision of creative matter fades, I am. When the smell of lotion on my skin dissolves, … Continue reading
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Tagged consciousness, death, impersonal, perception, spirituality
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