what are some good questions

[Starman]

In my opinion, questions are in our head while answers are in our heart. Any answers which we get from our head are dualistic in nature while answers from our heart, meaning intuitive learning, are more accurate and singularly focused. The longest journey for most human beings is between their own head and their own heart.

The head uses attention to detail and memory to educate, while the heart prompts us to move in a certain direction; one is learning by experience and the other is mostly conjecture, logic, or rationalization. Both are useful but one goes deeper than the other. This is my experience.

Cosmic laws, or the Laws of God, are written in our hearts; they came with us into this world. Learning how to read our own heart, the center or core of our being, has the capacity to give us any answer to any question. The rest of it is just drama. We have within us an incredible instruction manual on life. The only issue is learning how to read it.

Peace

Originally Posted by Starman

In my opinion, questions are in our head while answers are in our heart. Any answers which we get from our head are dualistic in nature while answers from our heart, meaning intuitive learning, are more accurate and singularly focused. The longest journey for most human beings is between their own head and their own heart.

beautifully said
ive spent so much time trying to find the manual outside of myself
i felt so silly afterwards

[Podshell]

Originally Posted by qdubp

i like how the letters qdbp are the same just rotated, threw a 'u' in there a while back on twitch cus qdbp was taken
what about u?

Oh I see!
My own is part of my first name in another language mixed with part of my surname.

[hallow]

Originally Posted by qdubp

only a misunderstanding
why it was misreceived is a question u can drive urself crazy asking from my experience, only they can answer that i think

i am really interested to see how that person responds, or if they do at all. You're absolutely correct, no one can answer for them. From my experience if somebody cannot simplify there meaning, they didn't know what there talking about in the first place. A lot of people use big flashy words and don't know the meaning behind them.

[Unseeking Seeker]

Originally Posted by Miss Hepburn

I re-read it ...but not 2 places at once physically. Sorry, if that was not clear.

Of course on a tangential note, we have documented cases of bilocation physically (although what I meant in my question was awareness) such as Anandamayi Ma, saint with two bodies from ‘An autobiography of a yogi’ ~ https://anandaindia.org/paramhansa-y...th-two-bodies/ and another case of Padre Pio among others mentioned on Wiki ~ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bilocation?wprov=sfti1#.

Why not actually, when we transcend limitation of space and time?

[hallow]

Originally Posted by Unseeking Seeker

Of course on a tangential note, we have documented cases of bilocation physically (although what I meant in my question was awareness) such as Anandamayi Ma

. Until today I knew nothing about this person. I read a very little about her at the moment, I am intrigued by the little I have read. Thank you for breaking it all down for us who speak and understand a little different.

[Unseeking Seeker]

Originally Posted by hallow

. Until today I knew nothing about this person. I read a very little about her at the moment, I am intrigued by the little I have read. Thank you for breaking it all down for us who speak and understand a little different.

There’s an entertaining video of Peter Mt Shasta on Buddha at the gas pump on YouTube, which you can view. I think there is mention of Anandamayi Ma in it, if I’m not mistaken.

Edit: Here’s another video of Peter Mr. Shasta talking about Anandamayi Ma ~ https://www.google.com/gasearch?q=pe...p8U82Zk,st: 0

[BigJohn]

Originally Posted by Unseeking Seeker

Of course on a tangential note, we have documented cases of bilocation physically (although what I meant in my question was awareness) such as Anandamayi Ma, saint with two bodies from ‘An autobiography of a yogi’ ~ https://anandaindia.org/paramhansa-y...th-two-bodies/ and another case of Padre Pio among others mentioned on Wiki ~ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bilocation?wprov=sfti1#.

My 'teacher' was Maria Agreeda, born in 1602.

Born and resided in Spain but visited the Southwest USA so many times that she perfected bilocations to the point of talking to the Native Americans in their own language but was able to give them gifts.

[Redchic12]

Hallow #18.

Wow unbelievable that people would get offended by asking them to simplify.
I personally can’t see anything wrong with asking for that. I do it all the time. If people get offended then that is their problem mate, not yours imo.
It says a lot about their ego doesn’t it.
THAT is my “in a nutshell” version lol

[Miss Hepburn]

Redchick -Yeah. One time I explained a big thing so simply.
A guy came back, who has a PhD...he said to me that was very accurate, ', tho said in simplistic terms'.
I was PROUD of myself ---I did that on purpose so people would understand in simple terms .
If you can't explain Relativity to a 5th Grader ...something's wrong with your understanding of the topic. imo.
(A little rant, I know.)