[mkirkpatrick]

Originally Posted by David Maes

'Death is a vision that never dies; there is only life.'

(David Lenssen)

You know something David,you might just be on to something there!
Life speaks out,and arises from the illusion of death(change)???

kind regards michael.

[David Maes]

i think the "I"-part is an illusion.

[mkirkpatrick]

Originally Posted by David Maes

i think the "I"-part is an illusion.

You are absolutely correct there David,however that only applies in an absolute sense,in a relative sense it does not?


regardsmichael.

[David Maes]

i think that's correct.

[mkirkpatrick]

Originally Posted by David Maes

i think that's correct.

When two people agree,even the wind listens!

regards michael.

[David Maes]

Thanks for the help; you really have a very intuitive mind.

[harmonygirl]

Well, I agree with both of you but here's a question: is it possible to be I in a relative sense and not-I in an absolute sense at the same time?

[KAC]

When I speak as I, I am doing so in a relative absolute way.

When I say I, what I mean is that to me this statement is true, though it may not be to you, for you are not I and are relative to me. Though I have the capacity to see from your perspective, and in that I am that you are, and that we are together.

Relatively speaking that is.

[Nobody]

I have to say that that signature has me doing back flips.

[David Maes]

Originally Posted by harmonygirl

Well, I agree with both of you but here's a question: is it possible to be I in a relative sense and not-I in an absolute sense at the same time?

i think it depends what you refer to as being relative.

i think, if everything would be relative, then there wouldn't be anything which it could be relative to.

Could 'something' copy itself at a distance??