Tears......

[AngelBlue]

Originally Posted by green1

Really? That's so cute isn't it? That's why I was saying that I cannot judge a being that has tears.

This is a proof that God created us IMO. That's magical.

Yes it is magical really .
But didn't he create ALL creatures ?
( Sorry if that sounds negative )
I take it you are a dog lover because of your picture and without a doubt dogs Do cry , but they just don't produce tears .

[green1]

Originally Posted by AngelBlue

Yes it is magical really .
But didn't he create ALL creatures ?
( Sorry if that sounds negative )
I take it you are a dog lover because of your picture and without a doubt dogs Do cry , but they just don't produce tears .

Yes God created all creatures.

I didn't know that dogs didn't produce tears.

[AngelBlue]

Originally Posted by green1

Yes God created all creatures.

I didn't know that dogs didn't produce tears.

I know their eyes can "weep" if they get a bit of an infection , but if they cry ( our dog cries for my husband if he's away too long) they don't cry tears like humans do .
That's what I just read anyway.
If course that's not to say the article is totally correct , and I'm no expert !

Crikey, there's a lot to explore in this subject .

[green1]

Originally Posted by AngelBlue

Of course that's not to say the article is totally correct , and I'm no expert !

Crikey, there's a lot to explore in this subject .

I asked gemini (Google's AI robot gemini.google.com), and got the following answer:

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That's an interesting question about crying! While it's true that humans are known to cry emotionally, there isn't scientific consensus on whether we're the only ones.

Here's what we do know:

1. We have three types of tears: basal tears lubricate our eyes, reflex tears wash out irritants, and emotional tears are linked to feelings.

2. Emotional tears contain chemicals not found in other tears, and some theories suggest they help us relieve stress or signal to others for support.

3. There's evidence that some animals, like elephants and primates, might also produce emotional tears. More research is needed though.

So, while humans might be the biggest criers, we might not be alone!

[AngelBlue]

Oh Thank you !
That's really informative and interesting .
I would be highly surprised if animals such as primates in particular didn't produce emotional tears.
And Elephants I know are deeply emotional creatures and feel things deeply.
In fact many types of different animals feel deep emotions like humans do .
In turn, seeing some of the animals in the wild on the documentaries really does reduce me to tears.

[AngelBlue]

P.s I think it's nice by the way that thinking about God can make you cry.

[green1]

Originally Posted by AngelBlue

P.s I think it's nice by the way that thinking about God can make you cry.

All this struggle would have no meaning without God.

[AngelBlue]

Originally Posted by green1

All this struggle would have no meaning without God.

When you say "struggle" I'm not certain if you mean the struggle of life in general , or your own personal struggle and please note , I'm NOT asking , that would be very rude of me.

But whatever way you mean, in itself it's a very lovely statement .

[green1]

Originally Posted by AngelBlue

When you say "struggle" I'm not certain if you mean the struggle of life in general , or your own personal struggle and please note , I'm NOT asking , that would be very rude of me.

But whatever way you mean, in itself it's a very lovely statement .

Thanks. By struggle I mean the difficulties I face in my awakening (which are hard to explain here).

[AngelBlue]

Originally Posted by green1

Thanks. By struggle I mean the difficulties I face in my awakening (which are hard to explain here).

That's ok.. I wasn't "snooping"..
I fully understand.
I myself went through an awakening , and the sheer beauty of everything that entailed was enough to make you cry with the joy of it...
But I agree, not without it's struggles, and trust me , I cried a lot then too !