Re: I am affronted by the presence of god
Brad wrote:
"@GauravSharma. So if we move on from the body and go somewhere and there's no creator who made that soul, or hat meness, what's the point?"
who said there needs to be one. Obviously you did. Didn't realize you were spiritual just to use it as an escape mechanism. Don't bother. Won't take you anywhere in the long run. If you truly want to know, dropping all beliefs and preconceived ideas obviously is the first step.
Brad wrote:
"That makes no sense to me, there has to be an end gole, unless we go somewhere and are destroyed but I highly doubt that's true because there's tuns and i mean tuns of experiences including my own that prove there's more relms out there than this one so killing energy, if you can even do that, makes no sense to me."
why does there has to be an end goal? Isn't journey an end in itself? By the way, I am not a nihilist, so I can't claim that there absolutely can't be one. But how does there being an end goal translates into realization of all-powerful, all-loving, all-compassionate god which obviously is just a fictional construct to control the gullible masses at worst?
Brad wrote:
"As for bordem, I still say we'd have the experience of being bored if we were at peace in this world all the time, I didn't say at oneness with god did I? i'm telling you; if the creator of the universes came here to fix it all we'd get pretty bored quite quick, there'd be nothing to fight for. OH we'd probably like it for a number of years but eventually we'd think, "I'm tired of peace, let's make a change."
the experience of boredom is still suffering. My point stands. If all the suffering were to vanish from the world, boredom would, too, all the causes and conditions that lead to that would vanish as well. The world would become utterly static and ecstatic. (Paradoxical, no?)
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