The Unexplainable Beginning

[Philos_Tone]

I am almost certain it is a fact that there is no truthful explanation for where everything came from.

And, I think this is what adds the mysticism to life. But I can't seem to connect the two.

I am generally happy, but I live alone, at present.

I think maybe it means to do more of what I really want.

Some have said time does not matter, or, it is always in just the present. Maybe in a way that ignores past and future. I can't really explain it.

Can you?

I generally have very positive spiritual views that I am basically certain will happen.

I don't know if I can be any more positive, yet serious about what really is.

I always like to read new ideas about magick, but actually I don't know if I need it.

[Philos_Tone]

Oh, I forgot to add:

I think just typing this out is helping me. I'm glad there is a place where I can express my views.

Any questions or comments are welcome.

Thanks, all.

[inavalan]

Originally Posted by Philos_Tone

I am almost certain it is a fact that there is no truthful explanation for where everything came from.

And, I think this is what adds the mysticism to life. But I can't seem to connect the two.

I am generally happy, but I live alone, at present.

I think maybe it means to do more of what I really want.

Some have said time does not matter, or, it is always in just the present. Maybe in a way that ignores past and future. I can't really explain it.

Can you?

I generally have very positive spiritual views that I am basically certain will happen.

I don't know if I can be any more positive, yet serious about what really is.

I always like to read new ideas about magick, but actually I don't know if I need it.

Is that what you're asking, or something else?

As far as I know, while in the non-physical you can focus, instantaneously, anywhere in space and time.

While stile alive here, in the present, if you project onto a non-physical plane, you can focus and observe both into the past and into the future. That doesn't mean that you can change something in the past. You can only observe it. You can observe the future too, and if you want, you can then act in the present to change a future you don't want to happen. The future isn't fixed. You have free will, and can change it.

[Philos_Tone]

It is part of it. And your advice is exactly the kind of thing I am looking for. For example, my subconscious just told me about a certain event in my future.

I am also looking for other hints on magick, like for blessing or activating a quartz crystal and a rune type of pendant with a 5 pointed star. That one I will have to inspect before doing anything with.

I have also read in another thread that an affirmation using the words "I am" is very powerful. What do you think?

[Philos_Tone]

Also, I will say that the indefinable beginning, and the concept of infinity makes me very close to certain that a person / animal will have their own version of heaven in the afterlife. The power of dreams is the mechanism by which this occurs.

I mean, maybe it happens in this life. I have heard of people "dying", but that does not mean everyone is. Hmm.. I had something else for that. It is mysteriously gone from my mind.

[Rawnrr]

The problem with looking for a beginning is that beginnings are a structure of time/space, and time/space is only a small portion of existence.

Even at the quantum level of physics things have been shown to be operating outside of time/space.

The trick then comes with trying to imagine what things would be like outside of time/space. But that is where "the beginning" would be found. The transition between the all/eternal and time/space.

[Spiritictus]

Why should everything have to come from something at some point in the past? Such a thing seems to exists only within our field and POV. To add to what Rawnrr said, time as we perceive linearly is an illusion. Even the cause/effect phenomenon that we observe only exists within our narrow slice of the universe.

[Philos_Tone]

Originally Posted by Rawnrr

The problem with looking for a beginning is that beginnings are a structure of time/space, and time/space is only a small portion of existence.

Even at the quantum level of physics things have been shown to be operating outside of time/space.

The trick then comes with trying to imagine what things would be like outside of time/space. But that is where "the beginning" would be found. The transition between the all/eternal and time/space.

Yes, thank you for your effort. It is an interesting meditation towonder about the world outside of time and space. But as far as I know, it would be a game saying where did that place come from, etc.

I guess I'm not searching for a beginning as much as I am looking for how not having one helps us perform magick.

The meditation will stick with me for a bit; it is very interesting and clever.

Thank you

[Philos_Tone]

Originally Posted by Spiritictus

Why should everything have to come from something at some point in the past? Such a thing seems to exists only within our field and POV. To add to what Rawnrr said, time as we perceive linearly is an illusion. Even the cause/effect phenomenon that we observe only exists within our narrow slice of the universe.

You came from the past, from your mother and father. At one point you started to have memories of your youth. You can't just say time is an illusion without explaining yourself.

I have already said in my posts I think there is something mystical about time. But follow me now. I think it has to do with sleeping, and dreaming. It may be that you can wake up from a sleep and feel 18 again, when you are 35, because you just spent an equivalent of 14 million years in the astral realm.

Lol?

[Rawnrr]

Originally Posted by Philos_Tone

But as far as I know, it would be a game saying where did that place come from, etc.

Thank you

If you ask "where did that come from", then you have not done the meditation of what it is like outside time and space ;)