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**Itrtuawh** · 10-05-2011, 04:15 AM

But I'm curious: when you read the OP, did you feel that the context implied an unwilled sort of revelation? When I read it, I get impression that it's implying a divine or supernatural type of revelation, kinda like the Bible and Quaran.

sure...'revelation' is generally means 'divine'. but i was making the meaning generic and framing it as 'unwilled' or 'beyond the will' or beyond one's 'doing'

being so, revelations from 'nature' have the same flavour as revelations from 'the divine', that is, being not from the will or ego

in other words, i was making revelation something ontological rather than phenomenological

regards

10-05-2011, 04:15 AM	#20
Itrtuawh Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 503 Senior Member	But I'm curious: when you read the OP, did you feel that the context implied an unwilled sort of revelation? When I read it, I get impression that it's implying a divine or supernatural type of revelation, kinda like the Bible and Quaran. sure...'revelation' is generally means 'divine'. but i was making the meaning generic and framing it as 'unwilled' or 'beyond the will' or beyond one's 'doing' being so, revelations from 'nature' have the same flavour as revelations from 'the divine', that is, being not from the will or ego in other words, i was making revelation something ontological rather than phenomenological regards
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