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Posted by Butcho
on 4/10/2009, 4:38 pm, in reply to "What do you think Reality is"
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: Alan Watts book "The Supreme
: Identity" is one that I have found very
: enlightening where a discussion of the
: infinite and the finite is concerned. The
: infinite is not everlasting time, it is no
: time. No beginning, no end. Timeless.
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: Butcho
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: Wayne Wrote;
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: Time, Space and Motion not being relative
: prior to the moment of Creation, Time, Space
: and Motion were Wu Chi->O, existed
: without definition.
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: Asininity wrote;
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: That makes no sense and is also a guess at
: best.
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: Wayne L. wrote;
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: No So!!!
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: Prior to the moment of Creation, the
: Creation of the Big Bang, due to the fact
: that, Motion, momentum, existed without
: displacement, motion being undifferentiated,
: without angular momentum, without velocity
: of speed and direct; nothing existed that
: was readily apparent, that was measurable as
: to momentum and or location in Time and of
: Space, the Reality of Everything existing,
: without meaning, existing as a Steady State
: of Singularity, to include Time and Space,
: as the Whole of an undifferentiated
: Singularity; Time and Space not yet
: relative, each and everything existing
: without cause or effect.
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: The Steady State of Singularity, the Reality
: of Everything, TOE--->O, existing without
: being subject to the Relativity of
: differentiated Time and Space, the
: Space-Time Continuum not yet in existence;
: the Continuum of Time in Space being an
: untold number, series of moments, with each
: moment marking Time at each and every single
: point in Space.
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: Keeper of the Holy Grail.----->O
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: Ye, Amen, Ra!
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Wayne,
Reality is not what we "think" it is.
Butcho
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-Li Daoqun
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