God?
Posted: Mon Dec 13, 2004 11:34 am
The concept of God has been misinterpreted by many religions due to their
desire to promote their own agenda and politics and has over time become
something other than spirituality. God has never & will never interfere in
the physical affairs of man.
Thought is an active idea, a concept, a product of the mind; a concrete
manifestation that the passive or unconscious mind generates. Thoughts are
embodied elemental energies. Energies of nature are known to us only by
their effects. The human brain does not create thoughts, it only transmits
them, because the human brain is but the vehicle transmitting intellectual,
mental, and emotional energy from the monadic center within, and this
monadic center itself originates thought.
Inspiration is the reception of knowledge, an influence on the mind or
consciousness. Millions of radio waves traverse our world daily via being
transmitted and received. Is the mind possibly able to receive inspiration
from a spiritual source and can the mind possibly transmit its data into
another dimension? Logic disputes this.
If we look at some hypothetical questions:
1. Psychology is an attempt at logic, but does the analytical approach more
often produce or stifle creativity?
A. example: psychologists 200 years ago would have completely rejected the
ideas that:
1. several tons of steel (an airplane) could stay afloat in the air.
2. Electricity could be harnessed.
3. Radio waves could be sent around the world.
4. Man would walk on the moon.
5. Man would travel to other planets.
6. Machines could analyze data and correctly store it better than man.
2. Will man 200 years from today be able to:
1. Harness the power of the atom to produce all of its required energy?
2. Disassemble and reassemble atoms into another area?
3. Find a mode of travel faster than light?
4. understand the string theory, black holes, the existence of several
dimensions?
5. Utilize thought transference?
Today, over 100 planets are known outside our solar system. There are
billions of stars with numerous solar systems. Our knowledge of the universe
is in its infancy. We have learned recently that up to 95% of the Universe
is made of a type of matter or energy that we cannot see nor understand.
Gravity may ripple across the universe in waves, and certain cosmic rays,
atomic particles moving at near light speed, possess an energy far greater
than that which can be explained by modern physics.
Will we eventually be able to prove the existence of spiritual interaction
with another dimension? I can only relate to my spiritual experiences and
testify to their accuracy. It was like a burst of energy...an immensely
puzzling and physically draining experience; the mind then attempted to
reassemble this interaction, wherefrom I perceived was how most religions
were started. Was this an illusion or an interaction with a cosmic spiritual
consciousness; a united spiritual intelligence, God? You will have your
opinions and I have mine.
See my spiritual experiences at http://transcendentalists.org
Namaste,
Kurt Kawohl
desire to promote their own agenda and politics and has over time become
something other than spirituality. God has never & will never interfere in
the physical affairs of man.
Thought is an active idea, a concept, a product of the mind; a concrete
manifestation that the passive or unconscious mind generates. Thoughts are
embodied elemental energies. Energies of nature are known to us only by
their effects. The human brain does not create thoughts, it only transmits
them, because the human brain is but the vehicle transmitting intellectual,
mental, and emotional energy from the monadic center within, and this
monadic center itself originates thought.
Inspiration is the reception of knowledge, an influence on the mind or
consciousness. Millions of radio waves traverse our world daily via being
transmitted and received. Is the mind possibly able to receive inspiration
from a spiritual source and can the mind possibly transmit its data into
another dimension? Logic disputes this.
If we look at some hypothetical questions:
1. Psychology is an attempt at logic, but does the analytical approach more
often produce or stifle creativity?
A. example: psychologists 200 years ago would have completely rejected the
ideas that:
1. several tons of steel (an airplane) could stay afloat in the air.
2. Electricity could be harnessed.
3. Radio waves could be sent around the world.
4. Man would walk on the moon.
5. Man would travel to other planets.
6. Machines could analyze data and correctly store it better than man.
2. Will man 200 years from today be able to:
1. Harness the power of the atom to produce all of its required energy?
2. Disassemble and reassemble atoms into another area?
3. Find a mode of travel faster than light?
4. understand the string theory, black holes, the existence of several
dimensions?
5. Utilize thought transference?
Today, over 100 planets are known outside our solar system. There are
billions of stars with numerous solar systems. Our knowledge of the universe
is in its infancy. We have learned recently that up to 95% of the Universe
is made of a type of matter or energy that we cannot see nor understand.
Gravity may ripple across the universe in waves, and certain cosmic rays,
atomic particles moving at near light speed, possess an energy far greater
than that which can be explained by modern physics.
Will we eventually be able to prove the existence of spiritual interaction
with another dimension? I can only relate to my spiritual experiences and
testify to their accuracy. It was like a burst of energy...an immensely
puzzling and physically draining experience; the mind then attempted to
reassemble this interaction, wherefrom I perceived was how most religions
were started. Was this an illusion or an interaction with a cosmic spiritual
consciousness; a united spiritual intelligence, God? You will have your
opinions and I have mine.
See my spiritual experiences at http://transcendentalists.org
Namaste,
Kurt Kawohl