people

[Dustin]

Originally Posted by Miss Hepburn

Well, that was kind of the point of a thread I started last month...
We are always talking to ourselves!

I'm with you, Dustin.
When we realize we are all that is....related to the placement of this topic...
that is when we really come into our power to manifest...because we are
a drop in the Ocean of All That Is.
Very exciting.

Ok thanks I well have to check out that thread.

[Dustin]

Originally Posted by Deepsoul

So you can Love them...

Well yes, I once read or heard that Yoganda once asked God why he created all of this and God said so that I would have someoone to share all of my joy with.

[Dustin]

Originally Posted by Serrao

If you believe what you see, others exist.

If you don't believe what you see, others don't exist.

You have the free-will to choose one of those point of views.
Choose the point of view that suits you best.
The point of view that feels comfortable.

I agree with you, though experimentation when I take on a view that manifestations are not limited by other people then the results are much more dramatic. I would say that this would suggest that other people do not exist. When I take on a view that favors the existence of other people the rules of manifest seem to be much less fluid. What has me stumped though is the notion that perhaps the basic consistencies of this reality in which I gain knowledge from, such as the law of energy conservation or chaos math and fractals, perhaps these underlying keys are only a product of the consciousness of this existence and not a universal truth of the nature of God.
I suspect that people do exist I think that my understanding of manifestation and possibilities is what is limited and this is what is giving my experiments its results.

[Dustin]

Originally Posted by Nettles

I don't really exist. I am an imaginary friend.

I'm not saying that to be snarky, I'm saying that to be silly. Truth is, it's all about choice, as it so often is.

I like it.

[Dustin]

Also something that I was wondering that has bearing on the answer to whether or not other people exist is the notion of whether or not it is even worthwhile to try to help someone else. I have established for myself that within this reality a timeline does exist and as such there is a point to all things. I have found that there are two ways of working with energy: we can follow the flow stay in alinement, doing what is best for our personal growth alone; or we can go to an area and help to teach people a better way of life. If no one else exist then there is no point in self-sacrifice; however, if we are tethered to this planet for the duration of our life time and if the law of energy conservation is applicable then if we do not act to help to elevate lower areas then these lower areas well eventually seek balance and well reach out spreading their frequency that well result in a balancing of energy. Yoganda came to the west to help to elevate us; he could have stayed in India or retreated to a Himalayan cave but he said that God wanted him to do what he did. In Yoganda time this balancing can be seen as the world wars.

[Rokon]

Originally Posted by Dustin

why should I believe that anyone else exists?

We can demonstrate, test and agree upon the existence of others. Demonstrating the non-existence of others... Well the thought is oddly humorous.

[Miss Hepburn]

God is Love. And Love must love. And to love there must be a Beloved.
But since God is Existence infinite and eternal there is no one for Him to
love but Himself as the Beloved whom He as the Lover imagines He loves.

-Meher Baba

[Dustin]

Originally Posted by Rokon

We can demonstrate, test and agree upon the existence of others. Demonstrating the non-existence of others... Well the thought is oddly humorous.

Once anyone reaches a certain level of awareness the question to the existence of others becomes a practical one.

[adamm[]]

@Dustin
what happened to you to make you believe that other people dont exist??

i went through some pretty hard times that has led me to that conclusion as well.

[Dustin]

Originally Posted by adamm[]

@Dustin
What happened to you to make you believe that other people don’t exist??

I went through some pretty hard times that has led me to that conclusion as well.

Two things, towards the height of my walking AUM experience, that lasted for six months, the amount of synchronicity that I experienced made me feel like I was in more control of what other people were doing than they were; it got to the point that when someone would tell me that they weren't focusing on a certain part of their life right now I would be thinking ya I know that's because I stopped focusing on that a couple days ago. The second thing was a holographic perception experiment that lasted for eight hour.

I do believe that other people exist but I would like to prove that.