[mkirkpatrick]

Originally Posted by AntonioLao The last of the Mohicans (in this case Richard Feynman) is dead and done. Feynman rule is based on the reality of imaginary mass.

We just need to SEE and really LOOK,then we will see that all numbers become
ONE and one only TOO has now risen into plain sight!



regards michael.

[mkirkpatrick]

For the next month or so consciousness will be aired more often I hope here on the TOE,
for as consciousness is expanded within our mindful framework,we gradually become
aware of number-rather than number-s,when this occurs,we are beginning to align
ourselves with the real,rather than the illusion of the "many"!



regards michael.

[AntonioLao]

Originally Posted by mkirkpatrick we gradually become aware of number-rather than number-s

The PROLOG language could hope to describe consciousness without using numbers. I'm now doing an investigation.

[mkirkpatrick]

Originally Posted by AntonioLao The PROLOG language could hope to describe consciousness without using numbers. I'm now doing an investigation.

Wonderful news Antonio.please keep me informed on your progress,I am keenly
interested in your investigation.



regards michael.

[mkirkpatrick]

Confusion grows out of the false information we are fed by our 5 senses and by what we are taught at school regarding many differing "things",somehow within us it does not seem to add up? To make sense,it is only when we start to investigate these claims
that we begin to make connections,soon we are up to our necks in connections!The
connection we are beginning to make is that "all is connected to all" and that they all are really ONE-disguised as many,when we realize this within ourselves,confusion disappears.



regards michael.

[mkirkpatrick]

From the womb of noumena spring forth TOO and TOT both are in effect and in fact the same,although it can help to bring out finer shadings by keeping them apparently seperate.

When the many become the one,then we are ready for the translation and transfiguration
of realised beingness to become manifest.



regards michael.

[mkirkpatrick]

The "modern" idea of "choice" is now so fully varied that it leads to frustration and anger,
a simple example,go into a "coffee shop" and ask for a cup of coffee,you then wait about
10 minutes while the staff member goes through their rehearsed script of whats available
by this time i have usually gone elsewhere,or to a vending machine that just takes the money and delivers the goods,rather than a scripted reply!

Too much choice leads to confusion and eventual frustration,this theory of TOO and
TOT reduce this utter non-sense and finally removes all the apparent "things" to just ONE thing,for it will very soon be realized by science and the other searchers of truth that all
universal existence fundamentally emerge into the relative universe from a united source
a WHOLE-ONE!

When this becomes realized,then the non-sense of plurality will be banished to the waste
bin of abandoned useless ideas!

There is no such thing as things! There is energy not energies,there may be particle,not
particles,all these questions about quarks,bosons,mesons,atoms,and the rest are non-sence! It is all the very SAME THING,the only difference is that the vibrational rate and spin.

tbc

regards michael.

[melanie]

Originally Posted by N0B0DY Lost my train of thought for a second, but no matter. Would you propose that the one consists of the same material as the many, Michael? Or is the one made of the substanceless substance as indicated in the Tao Te Ching?

Michael, this thread is amazing thank-you, and quite right.. there is only ONE of us here for sure ..
It is when we relax our focus on the exterior world and be present within our own being,
will a realization dawn upon us, although initially overcoming the illusion of the many ... is realized through a transcendental experience,
once this is realized, it never ever leaves you, this is known as becoming self-realized or enlightened, a return to our true source, the absolute - [essential self]
it is the end of all unwanted mental activity or disturbance.
To transcend we have to still and relax the mind, the mind naturally resists this at first, but with plenty of discipline and meditation, we can do it.
It is similar to when one looks at a magic eye 2D image,
only when we relax the focus of our eyes does the hidden picture appear
turning the 2D image to a 3D image ..
It's about relaxation and a dissolving, a going beyond our mind to our primordial pre-conception awareness,
By doing this we are merging with our original eternal essence.




Here are a few chapters from Sri- Ramana . .to shed some light on this ..

That which is called 'mind' is an atisaya sakti [an extraordinary or wonderful power] that exists in atma-svarupa [our essential self]. It projects all thoughts [or causes all thoughts to appear]. When [we] see [what remains] having removed [relinquished, discarded, dispelled, erased or destroyed] all [our] thoughts, [we will discover that] solitarily [separate from or independent of thoughts] there is no such thing as 'mind'; therefore thought alone is the svarupa [the 'own form' or basic nature] of [our] mind. Having removed [all our] thoughts, [we will discover that] there is no such thing as 'world' [existing separately or independently] as other [than our thoughts]. In sleep there are no thoughts, [and consequently] there is also no world; in waking and dream there are thoughts, [and consequently] there is also a world. Just as a spider spins out [a] thread from within itself and again draws [it back] into itself, so [our] mind projects [this or some other] world from within itself and again dissolves [it back] into itself. When [our] mind comes out from atma-svarupa [our essential self], the world appears. Therefore when the world appears, svarupa [our 'own form' or essential self] does not appear [as it really is, that is, as the absolute and infinite non-dual consciousness of just being]; when svarupa appears (shines) [as it really is], the world does not appear. If [we] go on investigating the nature of [our] mind, 'tan' alone will finally appear as [the one underlying reality that we now mistake to be our] mind. That which is [here] called 'tan' [a Tamil reflexive pronoun meaning 'oneself' or 'ourself'] is only atma-svarupa [our own essential self]. [Our] mind stands only by always following [conforming or attaching itself to] a gross object [a physical body]; solitarily it does not stand. [Our] mind alone is spoken of as sukshma sarira [our 'subtle body', that is, the subtle form or seed of all the imaginary physical bodies that our mind creates and mistakes to be itself] and as jiva [our 'soul' or individual self]

= Michael: I know that feeling only too well myself! Thanks for venturing out here in bandit country? Good question Nobody, I am tempted to say both,the reason being is that in the relative sense,relative universe, the one is the same as the many (as the many are illusions) so it follows they are one. Now with the sunstanceless substance I again say yes,as this to me reflects the absolute in its Absolute state of awesome unmanifested unity of motionlessness. hope that helps Nobody. regards michael.

Another chapter from Ramana ..

What rises in this body as 'I', that alone is [our] mind. If [we] investigate in what place the thought 'I' rises first in [our] body, [we] will come to know that [it rises first] in [our] heart [the innermost core of our being]. That alone is the birthplace of [our] mind. Even if [we] remain thinking 'I, I', it will take [us] and leave [us] in that place. Of all the thoughts that appear [or arise] in [our] mind, the thought 'I' alone is the first thought. Only after this rises do other thoughts rise. Only after the first person appears do the second and third persons appear; without the first person the second and third persons do not exist.


That which actually exists is only atma-svarupa [our own essential self]. The world, soul and God are kalpanaigal [imaginations, mental creations or fabrications] in it [our essential self], like [the imaginary] silver [that we see] in a shell. These three [basic elements of relativity or duality] appear at the same time and disappear at the same time. [Our] svarupa [our 'own form' or essential self] alone is the world; [our] svarupa alone is 'I' [our mind or individual self]; [our] svarupa alone is God; everything is siva-svarupa [our essential self, which is siva, [the absolute and only truly existing reality]

[mkirkpatrick]

Melanie,thanks for your insights and input here,welcome to the "borderlands" thread!

When I hear the injunction;Be yourself!I smile,for who among us can truly be themselves?



regards michael.

[melanie]

Originally Posted by mkirkpatrick Melanie,thanks for your insights and input here,welcome to the "borderlands" thread! When I hear the injunction;Be yourself!I smile,for who among us can truly be themselves? regards michael.

Michael it is a pleasure to read you're many posts,
to be yourself is indeed the way of the warriors, the true leaders of men.
When there is only the one self at play, we can dance and laugh,
to truly be yourself because there is absolutely nothing to lose,
so sing your heart out i say.

This One Mind is ageless of course ...... check out this Quote >

Few cross the river of time and are able to reach non-being.
most of them run up and down
only on this side of the river.
but those who when they know the law follow the path of the law,
they shall reach the other shore
and go beyond the realm of death.
(Horace)(65 BCE-8 BCE)