Mind consciousness and the matrix of language

[lotusmind]

The world perceived is a matrix of linguistic constructs. That simulated reality is no more permanent than the language used to create it. We must remember we have only the mind and logic at our disposal initially. As both are finite one realises their inadequacy to grasp infinite consciousness and unravel who is God. Most exist from cradle to grave in that matrix of language thinking such linguistic constructs to be of utmost significance. However as we transcend that prison of mind by meditation we begin to understand the profundity of consciousness. Our existential purpose and all ontological questions are then answered.
Aum shanti

[inavalan]

I understand. Assuming that you transcended that prison, what have you understood? What is our existential purpose? What ontological answers do you have now?

[lotusmind]

If one can understand that they're even in a prison of linguistic constructs that's a good springboard to enlightenment. When one begins to realise they're on an utterly deterministic wheel of samsara awaiting inevitable death and rebirth they can then begin to understand something of the analogous "original sin" doctrine largely misunderstood by the Abrahmanic faiths.