--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "WillyTex" <willy...@...> wrote: > > > > Suggesting that this person's reality is Reality > > > is to suggest that there is only *One* Reality. > > > And sorry, but I'm not buyin' that one... > > > > Billy wrote: > > Whether or not you "buy it" is really secondary to > > whether or not it is true, yes? No one is forcing > > you to buy it! If scripture says one thing and you > > do another, then (presuming scripture is correct) > > you still have to pay the price for transgression > > of that law, whether or not you "buy it". > > > > Eventually, you want to find yourself 'floating on > > the river of tao', that is in complete harmony with > > the laws of nature on the path to eternal happiness, > > yes? Isn't this what life is truly about? > > > Apparently Barry believes in a plurality of realities > that are based on a materialistic world outlook. He > may not be able to comprehend the notion a single > Reality, which appears to be different to each > individual. > > Many materialists have this very notion, that there > are many Ultimate Realities. But if you think about it > for just a minute you can easily see that this is a > contradiction in terms. > > How could there be more than one Ultimate Reality? > > It doesn't even make any sense. Isn't it amazing the > lengths some people will go to with their idea of > multiplicity metaphysics in order to deny the truth > of the non-dual? Barry is going to have a very > difficult time refuting Gaudapada, Shankara, Hegel > and Kant! LOL!
Poor Barry, it makes you want to cry, and yes, of course it's a preposterous idea of 'two' or more Realities, it's a contradiction of terms. That just goes to show beer and meditation don't mix......:-)
