I'm gonna pretend to be deep now

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The discussion explores the nature of belief, perception, and the existence of God through a mix of philosophical musings and personal anecdotes. It begins with a metaphorical description of an unseen world accessible only through inner senses, challenging conventional understanding. The conversation shifts to the validity of experiences of absence versus presence in the context of God, referencing Michael Martin's arguments on atheism. Participants share surreal experiences and dreams, reflecting on the significance of unusual events in memory and perception. The dialogue also critiques the tendency to use poetic language in philosophical discourse, suggesting it may obscure meaning rather than clarify it. Some participants interpret the thread as a mockery of religious idealism, while others see it as a serious exploration of mystical experiences. The discussion culminates in humorous exchanges about enlightenment and the absurdity of existence, emphasizing the subjective nature of reality and belief. Overall, the thread serves as a platform for examining the intersection of faith, perception, and the human experience.
  • #61
Originally posted by Dissident Dan
But I have come to realize that all existence is really the flow of energy through time, a collective consciousness that transcends meaning and understanding. This consciousness beckons me. It calls to to fulfill my purpose. I forgot to call her last night.

I'm sure she will be rather flattered to know that you think of her as "all of existence" .
 
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  • #62
Originally posted by Mentat
I'm sure she will be rather flattered to know that you think of her as "all of existence" .
I consider women to be the center of the universe. From this central point the universe spreads out in all directions...
 
  • #63
Originally posted by BoulderHead
I consider women to be the center of the universe. From this central point the universe spreads out in all directions...

Dan, I think he's callin' your woman fat .
 
  • #64
Originally posted by Mentat
Dan, I think he's callin' your woman fat .

Mother Nature was born pregnant and the cops want to find who did it!
 
  • #65
Originally posted by wuliheron
Mother Nature was born pregnant and the cops want to find who did it!

LOL
 
  • #66
Ah, yes, laughter--mother nature's age-old remedy--a panacea. It warms the heart and freezes the buttocks. It lifts the spirits and drops the pants (and the gut). But only when we have attained complete laughteration will we realize...