The most truthful and realistic view of the world relating to what thinkers have called the "Absolute" or God are determined by the highest levels of the material evolution of consciousness. This helps define how we can harmonize epistemology and ontology, how we know what we know, and what the nature of existence might be. There is no need to separate the material from the spiritual.
Monday, December 26, 2016
How to Escape the La La Land of Philosophy
Harmonizing epistemology and ontology
There is no duality between Materialism
and Godhood
The world rarely if ever represents
exactly what our consciousness sees of the world, but the world
nevertheless exists outside of our consciousness of the world. The
differences regarding how we perceive the world are determined by the
level of evolution of the consciousness of the perceiver of the
world---there is no real duality. A human sees the world different
from a frog but a God sees the world different from a human,
depending on the level of the material evolution of the consciousness
of frogs, humans, and Gods. Separating the "subject" from
the "object" only confuses things, the difference is,
again, only in the level of evolution of the subject perceiving the
object. I prefer to use the tern "object" for both, since
they are essentially the same.
The most truthful and realistic view of the world relating to what thinkers have called the "Absolute" or God are determined by the highest levels of the material evolution of consciousness. This helps define how we can harmonize epistemology and ontology, how we know what we know, and what the nature of existence might be. There is no need to separate the material from the spiritual.
The most truthful and realistic view of the world relating to what thinkers have called the "Absolute" or God are determined by the highest levels of the material evolution of consciousness. This helps define how we can harmonize epistemology and ontology, how we know what we know, and what the nature of existence might be. There is no need to separate the material from the spiritual.
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