Friday, November 12, 2010
The Philosophical Trap of Subjects and Objects
The self or subject is part of an
object like all other objects, humans as objects with minds and
consciousness can become conscious of the self in various degrees of
consciousness, objects can become conscious of the subject or the
self.
Some objects, such as lower animals,
cannot become conscious of the self, whereas the highest evolved
Objects can become totally conscious of the Self, which defines
Godhood. Godhood must be evolved to among the various evolving
objects in the cosmos. We are objects of the world and in
the world.
We don't have to attain Godhood to see
the subject as object, but we have to attain Godhood to see the
Totality of the subject-object. Religion has almost exclusively
concentrated on the human subject becoming conscious of the object,
blocking out the natural evolution that makes this fully possible.
We cannot, as humans, become fully
conscious of the object contrary to many spiritual gurus, until or
unless be evolve all the way to Godhood, from the material to the
supermaterial. We never stand outside of nature. The distinction
between the sacred and profane is based on the level of evolution
leading to Godhood, or the sacred, and not on the material versus the
spiritual, since the spiritual is supermaterial.
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