[chazzysaw]

Originally Posted by baudrunner

The more off the wall something is of course, the more complex it becomes. The ultimate truth might be the most powerful thing but when it is realized it will be seen to be sublime in its simplicity and so obvious as to infuse shame.

I agree, it seems the moore we think the farther we go away from the answer. I believe it to be something simple, right in front of our faces. Something we are not ready to comprehend with right now. I'm optimistic when it comes to the human species. We are still young in this life and I believe eventually we will figure it out and simplify.

[harmonygirl]

I also agree. When we are ready to see it, I think it will be simple.

[mkirkpatrick]

Originally Posted by AntonioLao

Now is the time to self-actualize. The past is full of regret and remorse. The future is full of hope and wishes.

My hope and wish
Antonio is that by this time next year,fusion will be realised! care to gamble 10
bucks?

kind regardsmichael.

[Mr. Nobody]

I hate to always appear so negative. And in light of this web site being dedicated to the search for the TOE, I fear that it is not attainable similar to the infinity of Pi: 3.141592653589.....simple concept without solution.
We will get closer and closer but never reach the final goal....as soon as one problem is solved, 2 more appear...maddening....

To unlock the mysteries of the universe is to break free of its confines and I venture to say, that reality will not allow this to happen.

Man, I sure hope that I am wrong

[mkirkpatrick]

Originally Posted by chazzysaw

Infinite is always described as a length of time that goes on and on and on with no ending. If infinity has no end therefore it can have no beginning.It is the ever present NOW.No pass no future.

You are absolutly right there my friend.


kindregards michael.

[dogmatorium]

anyone who believes in God can he or she tell me His names as quality
tell me about God who is He ?
(my english is bad but I hope you'll unterstand what I mean)

Originally Posted by dleviwing

Antonio;
Like all endeavors that are fueled by human nature, religion is also subject to the good, the bad, and the ugly sides of our species.

Science has been both advanced and retarded by religious figures.

It is human nature that moves all endeavors and quests for knowledge; each with their own motives. Not all are honorable. Not all are righteous.

I am an atheist and don't have any allegiance to religious dogma.

Prove to me that there's no God I mean give me the facts that there's no God!

I want to know ...

if you're sure that there's no God than why do you refuse Him

if I'd never known that God do exist surely I would not refuse Him cuz I would never ever had an idea of it ...


so proof/facts to me that there's no God

and what about mind and spirit ? [you cannot se them] so that about them ?

till then have a good time

[Tesla]

www.doesgodexist.com
Arrogance is a weakness,
Knowledge is power.

[greenwaves]

[infinite wisdom or infinite boredom,
infinite knowledge or infinite ignorance,
infinite energy or infinite vacuum,
infinite love or hate,
infinite understanding or infinite confusion,
infinite order or infinite chaos,
infinite happiness or infinite sorrow,
infinite everything or infinite nothing...

The word "infinite" could also be replaced by the words "complete" and "total"]

Can one of these conditions be measured or exist without being linked to the other?
If one is infinitely wise (complete with wisdom) are they infinitely bored from a lack of stimulation or curiosity concerning learning about the unknown (assuming infinite wisdom means there is no wisdom to be acquired)?
Can one have the ability to be infinitely loving or happy without the infinite understanding or experience of sorrow and hate?
In the presence of everything does nothing exist as well? Does everything consist of all parts that are always whole and substantial? Is nothingness a segment of the set of everything? Are everything and nothingness the same infinite configuration?
Does the infinite definition of one of these conditions dependent on the realization of the infinite definition of the other?

Maybe I’m being to simplistic but I am trying to better understand the possibilities of infinity that you have presented. I’m not sure I know if the above situations are separate distinctions or parts of a system of whole truth.

[mkirkpatrick]

Originally Posted by dogmatorium

anyone who believes in God can he or she tell me His names as quality
tell me about God who is He ?


[my english is bad but I hope you'll unterstand what I mean]

My friend,dogmatorium,I do not believe in "A" God,I "Know" there is one!
God is absolute,neither,he,nor she,and beyond discription!God iS?Thats it
full STOP!



kind regards michael.

[harmonygirl]

Originally Posted by greenwaves

[infinite wisdom or infinite boredom,
infinite knowledge or infinite ignorance,
infinite energy or infinite vacuum,
infinite love or hate,
infinite understanding or infinite confusion,
infinite order or infinite chaos,
infinite happiness or infinite sorrow,
infinite everything or infinite nothing...

The word "infinite" could also be replaced by the words "complete" and "total"]

Can one of these conditions be measured or exist without being linked to the other?
If one is infinitely wise (complete with wisdom) are they infinitely bored from a lack of stimulation or curiosity concerning learning about the unknown (assuming infinite wisdom means there is no wisdom to be acquired)?
Can one have the ability to be infinitely loving or happy without the infinite understanding or experience of sorrow and hate?
In the presence of everything does nothing exist as well? Does everything consist of all parts that are always whole and substantial? Is nothingness a segment of the set of everything? Are everything and nothingness the same infinite configuration?
Does the infinite definition of one of these conditions dependent on the realization of the infinite definition of the other?

Maybe I’m being to simplistic but I am trying to better understand the possibilities of infinity that you have presented. I’m not sure I know if the above situations are separate distinctions or parts of a system of whole truth.

Hey greenwaves, you have hit on a point that I have been spouting since I got on here, once you define, you exclude by definition and create tension between that which is defined and that which is undefined. Does a dog have Buddha-nature?

If you answer 'yes' or you answer 'no' you have lost your own Buddha-nature.