Guest guest Posted August 3, 2004 Report Share Posted August 3, 2004 Thank you Andy for that very amusing and eminent reply Andy wrote: *****There are no individual souls. There is only God, manifestating, momentarily, as apparent entities. There is exactly One Thing which Is, and that Thing is No-Thing...it can't even be talked about (the Tao of which is spoken is not the Tao). I believe that all there is is all there is and God is all. Yet I do also believe in individual souls, I do not see at this moment that they exclude each other Our individual souls are forever linked to our Creator, nothing can brake that link. As nothing can brake our genetic heritage from our parents, neither can our spiritual inheritage ever be broken, only used and seen in many different ways. Still this reality, however seen or thought of, remains. Just like the soundvibrations of the falling tree in the woods, if nothing is there to see or hear it fall, it still produces vibrations of the energy process etc. I believe in many things, to me of course they all aligned with spiritualism, that the soul is eternal, it survives " death " , the growth of it is " supervised " by our own Karma etc. A lot can be said about it of course. I agree that if something truly is nothing, we wouldn't be able to reflect upon it, for then it would be something to us even if we called it " nothing " . Love, - Hans Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 3, 2004 Report Share Posted August 3, 2004 > > > But you seem to have misunderstood me a bit, I do believe that all > that is today in knowledge is out there, accesible, yet I also at > the same time believe that the conditions and circumstances has to > be in a certain state of being for that access to happen even the > slightest. > Nothing remarkable to me, nothing even close to stress, just simply > what is > Hans sounds like we are in agreement after all those emails Thanks for playing, hope you had as much fun as I did. Of course it still would have been fun even if we continued to disagree. Loving what is ... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 3, 2004 Report Share Posted August 3, 2004 , some thoughts inserted in your text below > Undo *all* your stressful thoughts, *then* love? > Sounds like a long way to love… In my experience the stressful thoughts block my awareness of love, so until I undo all my stressful thoughts I am not done. > Try to love this moment, until a stressful thought arises. *Then* > inquire. My experience is that I am love, so it makes no sense to me to try to love. If I am not experiencing love, then I must be attaching to an unexamined thought. It's just too simple. > And what is your reaction to that " stressful " thought, after you > inquired? If I have undone the thought there is no reaction (feeling) because I know it is not true. > And how can you know that you undid *all* thoughts? Oh this question is just too easy for me. I know that I have undone all my stressful thoughts when all I feel is love. If I don't feel loving, then I must be attaching to an untrue thought so its time to inquire. > After my experience there is nothing that would keep me from > experiencing the love I am, unless I *attach* to a thought that > arises. > Yes, that is also my experience Loving what is ... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 3, 2004 Report Share Posted August 3, 2004 Dear Love, > > Undo *all* your stressful thoughts, *then* love? > > Sounds like a long way to love… > > In my experience the stressful thoughts block my awareness of love, > so until I undo all my stressful thoughts I am not done. Yes, and do you *always* have the stressful ones around? > > > Try to love this moment, until a stressful thought arises. *Then* > > inquire. > My experience is that I am love, so it makes no sense to me to try to > love. To love is to experience yourself. > If I am not experiencing love, then I must be attaching to an > unexamined thought. It's just too simple. Is it? Good that you see it that way. > > > > And what is your reaction to that " stressful " thought, after you > > inquired? > If I have undone the thought there is no reaction (feeling) because I > know it is not true. What I hear is that you don't attach to it, anymore. And what else do you experience, if you don't have a feeling on the thought? > > And how can you know that you undid *all* thoughts? > Oh this question is just too easy for me. Great! I was not out on a quest to find you a hard question! ;-) > I know that I > have undone all my stressful thoughts when all I feel is love. If I > don't feel loving, then I must be attaching to an untrue thought so > its time to inquire. So… I am confused. I still hear that you can't *love* something until you undid *all* stressful thoughts, and *then* you can live the love you are… So in the meantime, what do you have? > > After my experience there is nothing that would keep me from > > experiencing the love I am, unless I *attach* to a thought that > > arises. > > > Yes, that is also my experience > > > Loving what is ... Love,Love,Love,Love… ;-) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 3, 2004 Report Share Posted August 3, 2004 Yes, I agree but where's the fun in that, as you said, lol - Hans Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 5, 2004 Report Share Posted August 5, 2004 i am behind and catching up - what comes to me concerning this chanelling conversation is - what ISN'T chanelled? since everything 'comes' to us....we are never the originator of thought...or expression, IT moves us and expressed ITSELF ... and we notice or not. how wonderful is that!! lovetheworkofbk wrote: > > You wouldn't be able to ever read the book " Loving What Is " before > Byron wrote it, it just wasn't available. When it was > written, it was available, and brought to your attention by > circumstances. > Those circumstances are indeed forms of teaching and exposure... > either to remind us or to learn us etc, doesn't matter to me > because... it still takes the exposure to get it. > Hans what if the book " Loving What Is " already existed in the mind of God and was just a channel for it into this world (dream). Sound too impossible to be true? Maybe/Maybe not. Are you familiar with the book " A Course in Miracles " ? This book (according to the scribe Helen) was written as a result of channeling a book by Jesus into this world. Maybe all the books have already been written in the universal intelligence of God. Each author channels one or more of those books into this world, then they tell the story of how they wrote it. Just like all the technology and science mankind will ever know is already known. A scientist channles some new discovery, then they tell the story of how it was their brilliant insight. Now for you or anyone else to really grasp what I am saying is quite terrifing because I am blowing your religion, your story that books are written by authors and scientists make discoveries. Loving what is ... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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