Guest guest Posted February 20, 2005 Report Share Posted February 20, 2005 Nisargadatta , " anders_lindman " <anders_lindman> wrote: > > > I totally agree that science has become a " few geniuses marching on > their own " who the rest of humanity more or less blindly has to > follow. It reminds me of when I learned something in school. Sometimes > I learend how to solve mathematical problems by following a > " guideline " . Sure, the problems were solved but I myself had no deeper > understanding of how and why the guideline worked. There was no deeper > connection to the solutions I managed to produce. At other times, some > teachers managed to give a clear picture of the deeper connections, > and suddenly: wow! then I understood the mathematical problem on an > entirely different level. > > True knowledge is for me that deeper connection, that direct contact > with the how and why. When we really know something, we don't have to > search in our memory or think about it for several seconds. Direct > knowledge acts like a flash, like instant understanding, like direct > feeling on all levels including the intellectual level. > > /AL > > /AL I came up with this story about the inforealm for you, AL. It just came out, I didn't have to think about it. The inforealm is the Principal International Space Station which is not enclosed or bound by walls or barriers, and encompasses all the other space stations. All the space stations are in constant communication. The Principal carrying all the space stations, can go any where it wants to, and not just this universe, but the depths of infinity by breaking time barriers and the speed of light. All existing senses perceive and are conscious simultaneously, and there is a constant sharing symbiosis going on in many different directions, which causes continuous morphing of all involved elements. Instead of being overwhelming, multisensoriality is manageable, not overwhelming or causing burnout or overload, fear or disease. Perceiving is not just intellectually, conceptually, but cellularly, like inhaling and exhaling through all the pores of a boundary-less body. All your favorite flora and fauna are everywhere. ~freyja Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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