Uncertainty

[Gem]

The emptiness constantly underlies things like an empty mind underlies its thoughts. Eternity, infinity and evermore are timeless shapeless and without a begining or end, but existant none-the-less, albeit devoid of contextual definition. A constant with no quantity, no static state nor variant nature. It is as it is, and there is only one reason why, it just has to be, and can not be not.

The bounds are removed in infinite expanse and no form is available for reason or compare, so where endless reaches disallow definition, uncertainty is the final principle.

[NightSpirit]

Originally Posted by Gem

The emptiness constantly underlies things like an empty mind underlies its thoughts. Eternity, infinity and evermore are timeless shapeless and without a begining or end, but existant none-the-less, albeit devoid of contextual definition. A constant with no quantity, no static state nor variant nature. It is as it is, and there is only one reason why, it just has to be, and can not be not.

The bounds are removed in infinite expanse and no form is available for reason or compare, so where endless reaches disallow definition, uncertainty is the final principle.

Hi Gem

How do you know it is 'existant', do you have proof?

[NightSpirit]

Let me take one more step. Anything named or given context, is also immediately attributed boundaries. Am I right? The moment you speak of these things they are confined by our perceptions and limitations. So how can you define what your saying and still say its eternal, infinite and empty?

[Gem]

Proof is an abstract way of describing something... like Pythagorus' theorum can be proved, but is actually a law that applies to any right triangle, no triangle no law.

I don't prove existance and of course there is no proof of it, but this presence occurs beyond the qualities ascribed to it like 'illusion' or 'reality'.

Awareness is means by which experience is had, and there is no proof of awareness, but evidently awareness happens to be regardless of its complete subjectivity.

Proof is an answer to the question, but there is no proof of God, no proof of love.

Proof is a matter of rigour in defining contextual axioms.