If there is time in it it is wrong - Page 3

#21 22-10-2011, 03:19 AM

Yeesh.

#22 22-10-2011, 03:54 AM

Greetings..

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Originally Posted by Humm

Yeesh.

Is there any chance for productive discussion, Humm? or, is dismissive critique and sarcastic emoticons the best you can do? If you disagree, state your reasons and let's see if there is a common perspective..

Be well..

#23 22-10-2011, 05:30 AM

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Originally Posted by sound

Hi again 3dnow
What i meant was if you believe you cannot judge then how can experience, which has a perception of time, be judged as wrong? ... that is probably not much clearer ...

I mean you cannot "blame" anyone even those who judge.

Blame here is the negative energy.

#24 22-10-2011, 05:33 AM

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Originally Posted by Xan

3d... According to this thinking judging against time is wrong.

In fact judging is wrong.

So ultimately thinking something is wrong is also wrong.

Better to give it up all this head stuff and just go for the love, eh?

Xan

Hi Xan,

Yes judging is wrong. In addition when we blame we are certainly wrong. Because we have to know the entire past to judge correctly.

Better to give it up all this head stuff and just go for the love, eh?

Hmm sort of judgment

#25 22-10-2011, 05:35 AM

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Originally Posted by TzuJanLi

Greetings..

Isn't that just 'judging' what label you prefer.. 'love' is a variable subjective description, and its meaning varies widely between experiencers.. judging is not 'wrong', everyone judges.. pre-judging or prejudice has undesirable consequences, though..

Be well..

I think we judge because we are fragile.. In addition, we are wrong about the things that we judge.

(note here: Judging=Blaming )

hybrid · #26 22-10-2011, 06:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 3dnow

I think we judge because we are fragile.. In addition, we are wrong about the things that we judge.

(note here: Judging=Blaming )

because of the infinite intricate interconnected of things, no one thing can be blamed entirely for one particular event.

but in a society like ours , the gravity of our blame is weighted and we are held responsible and accountable for our actions accordingly.

#27 22-10-2011, 06:54 AM

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Originally Posted by hybrid

because of the infinite intricate interconnected of things, no one thing can be blamed entirely for one particular event.

but in a society like ours , the gravity of our blame is weighted and we are held responsible and accountable for our actions accordingly.

Yes hybrid I agree.. This is my belief too.

I guess there is something like the butterfly effect (chaos theory).. Someone drinks a beer, another somewhere else one week later commits a murder.

Things like that.

3d

hybrid · #28 22-10-2011, 07:03 AM

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Originally Posted by TzuJanLi

Greetings..

Is there any chance for productive discussion, Humm? or, is dismissive critique and sarcastic emoticons the best you can do? If you disagree, state your reasons and let's see if there is a common perspective..

Be well..

he said yes so he agreed.
as to why he rolled his eyes in sarcasm, go figure.
1+1 is 2 right? lols

#29 22-10-2011, 09:43 AM

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Originally Posted by 3dnow

Now philosophy says that only now makes sense.
So if there is time in it, it is wrong.

Does that also include progress and Ascension?

#30 22-10-2011, 10:44 AM

Greetings..

Quote:

Originally Posted by hybrid

he said yes so he agreed.
as to why he rolled his eyes in sarcasm, go figure.
1+1 is 2 right? lols

Hi hybrid: He didn't say 'yes', he said "yeesh", and i don't sense that was all warm and fuzzy, either.. yes, 1+1=2, good work..

Be well..