Quote Originally Posted by Master View Post
God is man made to make us feel better about bad things and death.
Quote Originally Posted by Andre View Post
I agree there Master,its funny mentioning death in what you say.

In these lower levels there exists a duality of thoughts like good and evil and we humans tend to shove things in either category to make it all easier on ourselves.

(Its doesn't btw. Its part of a self imposed mental trap that keeps us in fear as do the two major religions who claim otherwise).

In these lower levels things group in threes: hot cold luke warm, night ,day ,sunset twilight etc. When we only see things in black and white (when we judge;which is exactly what their scriptures tell them not to do) When we do,we are trapped and we miss what we love the most,which is the in between things of balance.We avoid the Trinity.

Death is not one of the duality. Life as it is meant to be lived and suffering are in fact opposites. Death is one of the middle roads formed by the balance that some call God.(I do out of love and respect to be honest). Whats important to begin with is to realize or better still except that we are not just material measuring devices.

If that is all someone believes then that is where all of their power is centered and that will be their experience of what is around them.

Even the moon drags the ocean around and has major effects on some peoples mental balance and that isnt even 1% of it.
Some will blame that. So be it.
It is actually on our side once you choose to stand in the balance.
It's getting to be interesting, fellas. I think it's more of 'people molded God into what they wanted Him to be' than Him not existing. Why do almost all civilization have belief in God (as well as sacrifice rituals). It's like belief in God is built-in unto human instinct, but why? There must be a reason, something necessary for the evolutionary advancement of man. I'll try to answer that when I come back. So you guys keep thinking too, as they say here in the Philippines, 'use your coconut'!

gotta go now, back to my mountain lair. I'll be back.