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**Aceroassert** · 02-23-2008, 07:30 PM

a.j. aka emily says: i don't know about a soul, but i do feel that all life-forms (like trees, rocks, water, etc) do contain the "divine life force".

i wonder- is this divine life-force that which connects each and every one of us?
is it consciousness itself which all matter stems from? hi, emily! you gotta suck it up and actually start speed-reading the recommended material! you are doing a disservice by tempting me to display ignorance through putting together half-baked answers. be warned: i've been told that i know just enough to be dangerous

emily, i think that your observation is correct...everything that is, is "the divine life force" empty space is not empty but instead packed "solid"with potential energy -- so actually dense is the "physical vacuum" that the nobel prize winner, richard feynman, once pointed out that, according to theory, a cupfull of physical 'vaccum' contains enough potential energy to not only heat up all the earth's oceans, but to then boil them away!.

what constitutes the cosmos, seen and unseen? as i gather from the ra stuff it could be thought of as "intelligent infinity" ... which infinite potential can be tapped into by consciousness and expressed as "intelligent energy" -- which could then take shape all the way from mud to archangel-like stars.

in the law of one all is god, aka ,the supreme being, the one creator, the prime creator, the all that is, the ground of all being ... which of course encompasses all "things" visable or invisable ... in short, the it is, is the cosmos! (please understand the reverse is not true, i.e., the cosmos is not god because the whole in this case is greater than the mere sum of the parts...this particular view of god is designated, panentheism -- which sounds like pantheism, but makes much more theological sense when you think about it.

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since it is a theological given that such a god must perforce totally love itself in all its expressions in order to exist, that means that god loves all of its cosmic beingness equally -- from the smallest element to its largest galaxy. ( since we are included somewhere in the middle of all of this, we --good bad, indifferent -- gotta be loved equally a whole bunch!)

was that a sermon?

pastor billybob

ps (warning. dw might shake his head and slap my hands for misconstrueing the above string of fanciful explanations )

02-23-2008, 07:30 PM	#10
Aceroassert Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 444 Senior Member	a.j. aka emily says: i don't know about a soul, but i do feel that all life-forms (like trees, rocks, water, etc) do contain the "divine life force". i wonder- is this divine life-force that which connects each and every one of us? is it consciousness itself which all matter stems from? hi, emily! you gotta suck it up and actually start speed-reading the recommended material! you are doing a disservice by tempting me to display ignorance through putting together half-baked answers. be warned: i've been told that i know just enough to be dangerous emily, i think that your observation is correct...everything that is, is "the divine life force" empty space is not empty but instead packed "solid"with potential energy -- so actually dense is the "physical vacuum" that the nobel prize winner, richard feynman, once pointed out that, according to theory, a cupfull of physical 'vaccum' contains enough potential energy to not only heat up all the earth's oceans, but to then boil them away!. what constitutes the cosmos, seen and unseen? as i gather from the ra stuff it could be thought of as "intelligent infinity" ... which infinite potential can be tapped into by consciousness and expressed as "intelligent energy" -- which could then take shape all the way from mud to archangel-like stars. in the law of one all is god, aka ,the supreme being, the one creator, the prime creator, the all that is, the ground of all being ... which of course encompasses all "things" visable or invisable ... in short, the it is, is the cosmos! (please understand the reverse is not true, i.e., the cosmos is not god because the whole in this case is greater than the mere sum of the parts...this particular view of god is designated, panentheism -- which sounds like pantheism, but makes much more theological sense when you think about it. ) since it is a theological given that such a god must perforce totally love itself in all its expressions in order to exist, that means that god loves all of its cosmic beingness equally -- from the smallest element to its largest galaxy. ( since we are included somewhere in the middle of all of this, we --good bad, indifferent -- gotta be loved equally a whole bunch!) was that a sermon? pastor billybob ps (warning. dw might shake his head and slap my hands for misconstrueing the above string of fanciful explanations )
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