Guest guest Posted March 26, 2006 Report Share Posted March 26, 2006 Hi Bob, Let's start off with this. Time does not exist. It is an abstraction and a form of measurement like feet, inches and millimeter. What we call time is usually clock time, relating changing events or objects to the mechanical movements of gears and springs and the dial of a machine, a clock. In the present, if you are ever in the present, there is no time. Objects exist and change position and our lives continue, and clocks continue to run, but time is just a measurement that you don't have to use. There is also psychological time and this is subjective and personal although groups and individuals can share a similar psychological time. This kind of time is flexible and what appears fast to one person may be experienced as slow to another. Using the word time for this experience is rather confusing because it gets mixed up in people's mind with clock time. Perhaps it would be better to call it Pace, or personal rate rather than time. The experiment you write about may be an interaction between clock or machine time and psychological pace which may converge or diverge. When personal pace diverges from mechanical clock time, the experience you mention may occur. Clock Time is not a dimension of reality, it has no substance, or reality as do objects or substance, clock time is simply a method of measuring the relationship of moving objects or events. Yes, objects move, and events change, but time is not real, it is an abstraction even as a cartoon is an abstraction. Cartoons are drawings flashed quickly to give the appearance of movement and time is only marks on a wheel that produces various misinterpretation about its nature. Anyhow, if you are able to focus down to a simple discussion and move out of your head-trip, what is your opinion? I expect a good clear answer as you claim to be a prophet, whatever that means. Do you know if it's going to rain tomorrow, or when Jesus will return? Larry Epston Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 26, 2006 Report Share Posted March 26, 2006 Bob Nixon PROPHET Dear Bob, I feel embarassed to be a part in your life as you are a part of me that makes me puke. Call it self-hatred. How ugly in temperament you are. So much intelligence and such bad vibes. A pity really. And dangerous perhaps. It's people with your capacity that take control of socieities proclaim false gods, and bring millions to death and destruction. Larry Epston Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 26, 2006 Report Share Posted March 26, 2006 Nisargadatta , epston wrote: > > Hi Bob, > > Let's start off with this. Time does not exist. It is an abstraction and a > form of measurement like feet, inches and millimeter. What we call time is > usually clock time, relating changing events or objects to the mechanical > movements of gears and springs and the dial of a machine, a clock. In the present, > if you are ever in the present, there is no time. Objects exist and change > position and our lives continue, and clocks continue to run, but time is just a > measurement that you don't have to use. > There is also psychological time and this is subjective and personal although > groups and individuals can share a similar psychological time. This kind of > time is flexible and what appears fast to one person may be experienced as > slow to another. > Using the word time for this experience is rather confusing because it gets > mixed up in people's mind with clock time. Perhaps it would be better to call > it Pace, or personal rate rather than time. > The experiment you write about may be an interaction between clock or machine > time and psychological pace which may converge or diverge. When personal > pace diverges from mechanical clock time, the experience you mention may occur. > Clock Time is not a dimension of reality, it has no substance, or reality as > do objects or substance, clock time is simply a method of measuring the > relationship of moving objects or events. Yes, objects move, and events change, but > time is not real, it is an abstraction even as a cartoon is an abstraction. > Cartoons are drawings flashed quickly to give the appearance of movement and > time is only marks on a wheel that produces various misinterpretation about its > nature. > Anyhow, if you are able to focus down to a simple discussion and move out of > your head-trip, what is your opinion? I expect a good clear answer as you > claim to be a prophet, whatever that means. Do you know if it's going to rain > tomorrow, or when Jesus will return? > > Larry Epston > > It's All a head trip Larry. Your lack of understanding of this basic situation is the reason for your humourless attitude and aptitude. And to focalize to your level is to ask for the impossiblity of explaining the liteness of being to a total and absolutely inelegant pompousity. This is as good and clear as it gets Larry. If you fail to understand, look within for the reason for that non-comprehension. I prophesy that you will be unable to complete that task. But I am sure, as regards the return of the Nazarene, the probability of rain on the morrow and understanding your nonsensical and ludicrous pronouncements...you hold the key...you know all things. At the very least I know all this because you, Larry E., have told us all that it's so. I really like you Larry. I do...but get off the schtick of being some zen master or some Ranch groupie that feels they have to insult people of equal or greater intellegence and wisdom. In other words kid..Grow the hell up. Then maybe we can converse on a level that's slightly above the bizarre. And BTW Larry...are you from Detroit? You keep evading this very basic question. with kind regards......bob > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 27, 2006 Report Share Posted March 27, 2006 Nisargadatta , epston wrote: > > Bob Nixon > PROPHET > > Dear Bob, > > I feel embarassed to be a part in your life as you are a part of me that > makes me puke. Call it self-hatred. How ugly in temperament you are. So much > intelligence and such bad vibes. A pity really. And dangerous perhaps. It's > people with your capacity that take control of socieities proclaim false gods, and > bring millions to death and destruction. > > Larry Epston > > ...er Ok ..so your saying you are from Detroit? Dearest Larry, you should be ashamed and abashed about vomiting in public like this. But I already knew you were sick, so what's one to expect. Therefore you are forgiven son. As to bad vibes...Larry,Larry,Larry...(ugly temperament, dangerous, taking control of societies, millions to death and destruction ???????????????). As I suggested in my previous post ..LOOK WITHIN!..I also prophesied that you weren't up to this task so I should have known. a friend to the needy......bob > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 27, 2006 Report Share Posted March 27, 2006 Nisargadatta , epston wrote: > > Bob Nixon > PROPHET > > Dear Bob, > > I feel embarassed to be a part in your life as you are a part of me that > makes me puke. Call it self-hatred. How ugly in temperament you are. So much > intelligence and such bad vibes. A pity really. And dangerous perhaps. It's > people with your capacity that take control of socieities proclaim false gods, and > bring millions to death and destruction. > > Larry Epston OK. And now, guys, try to cooperate and clear up the misunderstandings. Len Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 27, 2006 Report Share Posted March 27, 2006 Nisargadatta , epston wrote: > > Bob Nixon > PROPHET > > Dear Bob, > > I feel embarassed to be a part in your life as you are a part of me that > makes me puke. Call it self-hatred. How ugly in temperament you are. So much > intelligence and such bad vibes. A pity really. And dangerous perhaps. It's > people with your capacity that take control of socieities proclaim false gods, and > bring millions to death and destruction. > > Larry Epston Larry, Oh never mind. I'll stay out of this but I have to say I'm a little embarrassed for you right now. You're making such an ass of yourself. " Silver " > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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