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Old 24-10-2013, 01:02 AM
MGazonda
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Originally Posted by Honza
Many people claim that reality is only and nothing but the "I". Which is the general gist of Hinduism and Buddhism. My question is; can or does The God exist as well? I'm talking about the EXTERNAL God. The HIGHER God. The God who is not *just* "I".

It depends on your definitions of "I", and "God". From my understanding, the idea is that separate definitions of "I" and "God" are due to our illusion of separation.

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Originally Posted by Honza
For a real God to exist He would have to exist alongside the "I"; as a reality separate from and independent of the "I".

What do you mean by "real"?
What do you mean by "exist"?
Why does there have to be separation?
If there is truly separation, how could the separate beings of "I" and God" ever communicate or experience each other?

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Originally Posted by Honza
Is this possible? This is what the Abrahamic Religions suggest; that it is possible. I'm not so sure what the Eastern Religions suggest......

Your experience of life is there for you to find the answers you seek. Sacred texts can be useful, but the ultimate sacred text is your own life.
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