Any advice?

[Guest guest]

Maharaja,

 

Confusing the "observer effect" and the Heisenberg principle is common and

demonstrates a cursory, pop culture understanding of it. Also, I always

looked at entropy as being a good argument for God and the soul, and against

evolution. Things become more ordered and nuanced because of the presence of

soul.

 

Plus, "I don't embrace absolute truths", sounds like he's putting out an

absolute truth! Will he follow it or not? How can he?

 

Any, he's just another spirit soul asking you for spiritual help under a

smoke screen. I'm sure you can do that well.

 

YS, Jiva Goswami

 

 

******

Prabhus

PAMHO AGTSP!

 

I received this the other day from an old College friend that I haven't

communicated with for over 30 years.

 

Any advise on how to answer would be appreciated.

 

Ys TS

 

> I am skeptical that anyone is completely

> selfless. You can't be and survive in this world. To be always considerate

> of others and how you effect them is this best you can do.

>

> I do not embrace absolute truths which would make me a poor candidate

> for any religion. I have a scientific mind. If you remember I studied

> physics. There was the ?Heidenberg uncertainty principle was put simply

> deals with the fact by trying to measure something you alter it and thus

> the "truth" of the information you obtain. I was also intriqued by the

> philisophical implications of the laws of entropy. Entropy is the natural

> tendency of everything to trend toward disarray and decay. Life is the

> fight against this. That being said I am glad you have something that

> gives meaning to your life.

>

> I am curious about your day to day living. Do you watch TV? Read

> fictional or other non-religious minded literature. I don't suppose you

> play golf. Is there anything you miss even a little. Where does sex and

> marraige fit into your life?

>

> I'll keep in touch.

>

> Bruce