Ecmandu wrote:Well, since you may be curious Wendy,
The relative power of souls comes down to how powerful your feelings are. People with muted feelings don’t have much logic or soul power relative to others.
The feelings always come first; the strength and intensity of them.
WendyDarling wrote:Regarding the spiritual realms, other dimensions, and the nature of existence, my agreements are as follows
1) we will continue to exist beyond our corporeal death
WendyDarling wrote:Ecmandu wrote:Well, since you may be curious Wendy,
The relative power of souls comes down to how powerful your feelings are. People with muted feelings don’t have much logic or soul power relative to others.
The feelings always come first; the strength and intensity of them.
I had always figured as much, especially regarding karma. Or is it safe to say willfulness? People with mental difficulties, such as myself, often seem explosively emotional and compulsively obsessive which is like a lasered focus that can really get things done physically and spiritually.
Are we on the same page so far?
Ecmandu wrote:WendyDarling wrote:Ecmandu wrote:Well, since you may be curious Wendy,
The relative power of souls comes down to how powerful your feelings are. People with muted feelings don’t have much logic or soul power relative to others.
The feelings always come first; the strength and intensity of them.
I had always figured as much, especially regarding karma. Or is it safe to say willfulness? People with mental difficulties, such as myself, often seem explosively emotional and compulsively obsessive which is like a lasered focus that can really get things done physically and spiritually.
Are we on the same page so far?
There’s a lot to unpack here.
Karma itself is a peculiar concept. Even in Buddhist teachings, karma is one of the three things they tell people not to meditate on or it will drive them insane.
But that’s neither here nor there.
One thing you know for sure is that you’re here as you are (whatever that may entail). Personally, I think everyone in existence deserves to have all their desires fulfilled without the possibility of harming another being. So from my perspective, god and karma make no sense.
Another thing I know is that anyone with really deep raw emotions make tons of power in existence (for better or worse).
WendyDarling wrote:Karma is a teaching tool, forcing more self awareness and reflection.
How do you make a soul unflawed?
Ecmandu wrote:Karma ultimately is the concept, “you earned or deserved it”
I’m aghast by people who walk through the world thinking this!!!
Oh, the god thing...
It’s very easy for god to make everyone god simultaneously. I know this for a fact. Theists think this is an absolute contradiction.
I know differently. Hyperdimensional mirror realities can make an infinite number of beings: god, with no contradiction.
WendyDarling wrote:Ecmandu wrote:Karma ultimately is the concept, “you earned or deserved it”
I’m aghast by people who walk through the world thinking this!!!
Oh, the god thing...
It’s very easy for god to make everyone god simultaneously. I know this for a fact. Theists think this is an absolute contradiction.
I know differently. Hyperdimensional mirror realities can make an infinite number of beings: god, with no contradiction.
Do you believe that childhood has value?
Meno_ wrote:What about unearned Karma coming up from the depth of many generations, that manifest uniquely within a pre-conditional qualification.
An individual may not be responsible for it or even unaware from whence it's coming from
And then redeeming a past gone karmic debt does accrue positive Karma. Or?
WendyDarling wrote:Meno_ wrote:What about unearned Karma coming up from the depth of many generations, that manifest uniquely within a pre-conditional qualification.
An individual may not be responsible for it or even unaware from whence it's coming from
And then redeeming a past gone karmic debt does accrue positive Karma. Or?
Ec knows more about spirits than I do. I only understand present karma. Are there spirits raining Hell on those whose ancestors wronged them? I don't see the point of such a thing myself, unless whatever action started good or bad karma continues to the present and the scales of justice need balancing.
Ecmandu wrote:WendyDarling wrote:Ecmandu wrote:Karma ultimately is the concept, “you earned or deserved it”
I’m aghast by people who walk through the world thinking this!!!
Oh, the god thing...
It’s very easy for god to make everyone god simultaneously. I know this for a fact. Theists think this is an absolute contradiction.
I know differently. Hyperdimensional mirror realities can make an infinite number of beings: god, with no contradiction.
Do you believe that childhood has value?
Childhood is one of the ideas. Some kids have shit lives and others have idillic lives. What I mean by saying that childhood is one of the ideas, is this:
We’re beings who were never born and never die. We get bored. Everything you see around you, is a plan that took many beings trillions of years to develop as the ultimate plan, and we looked at the plan, to keep us forever entertained forever and said, “fuck it, why not? We have nothing better to do with forever!”
There’s a severe flaw in the plan though... infinite hell for everyone. The plan needs to be changed. I’m on the forefront of the better plan.
Ecmandu wrote:How do I know I’m not created?
I’m somewhat of a singularity. It’s illogical that I’d be created with a better plan when the better plan was already known. I’m just a reed blowing in the wind, but I’m a sturdy one.
WendyDarling wrote:Ecmandu wrote:How do I know I’m not created?
I’m somewhat of a singularity. It’s illogical that I’d be created with a better plan when the better plan was already known. I’m just a reed blowing in the wind, but I’m a sturdy one.
I don’t understand your second statement. ??????? It was already known by who? Why couldn’t we all have been created at the same time a zillion years ago?
WendyDarling wrote:You mean a better plan than trusting yourself and your Creator enough to join him in Heaven? Is trust a form of love? Second thought, trust is a taste of heaven, a slice of peace.
Ecmandu wrote:Even in Buddhist teachings, karma is one of the three things they tell people not to meditate on or it will drive them insane.
Zeroeth Nature wrote:Ecmandu wrote:Even in Buddhist teachings, karma is one of the three things they tell people not to meditate on or it will drive them insane.
Which are the other two?
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