I've seen multiple Gods. None of them live where we do. The higher dimensions that I've been able to see are very complicated to describe.
ummmm. Do you know how you have peripheral vision? Other realities exist something like that, next to ours but they are in our peripheral vision. With practice a human being can open their eyes to such alternate dimensions.
The visions of the ultimate God, the physical incarnation of God, that I've seen are something like the corner of a square. The point where all of the realities come to a corner, to a peak, that is where the physical incarnation of God exists. To my knowledge it's not accessible to us on this human realm of existence. (God can come here though (and often does), we can't go there)
When I go there with my mind it's like I'm walking through an abandoned neighborhood. I can tell by the houses that I'm in heaven, but I don't see people. To me this means in order to experience heaven or God I have to die first. I have to move on from this realm of existence, my physical body and certain experinces I carry now are simply incompatible with that level of existence. I have to work my way up there before I can enjoy it. I can get there now, but I can't enjoy it, so I don't even bother. I went, I saw, now I need to earn it. I believe, but I don't believe I'm worthy. God is patient, God understands, and heaven isn't going anywhere. I have all the time I could ever want.
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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".
For a real God to exist He would have to exist alongside the "I"; as a reality separate from and independent of the "I".
Is this possible? This is what the Abrahamic Religions suggest; that it is possible. I'm not so sure what the Eastern Religions suggest......
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