Wednesday, June 2, 2010
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
David Chalmers on Consciousness
That extra-ingredient is an infinitismal point of energy, which is responsible for consciousness phenomenon. This is a reality that is ignored by scientific pursuit.
There has been a major belief in Scientific community that the consciousness is a derivative of biological/neurological process. So they keep investigating these processes. But they don't address as David pointed out why consciousness.
I have been following David from 1995. But from 1990, I was fascinated by the idea of consciousness as a non materialistic phenomenon due to an infinitismal point of energy. When consciousness is manifested, we experience mind, intellect, and memories, talents, etc.
This might be unthinkable for all those who believe in E = mc**2. This seems to be one major error, courtesy Einstein.
Why is that all energy is to do with matter? That is big assumption.
I liked David addressing the issue of consciousness as an exra ingredient.
Thursday, May 13, 2010
Evolution or no evolution, the Reality is energy in different patterns of manifestations.
God is not the creator of the energy of the Reality. He is just one pattern of energy. That pattern is a phenomenon of consciousness. That is the reason, He is a point of energy, which is also called Supreme Soul. Not that universal sky that pervades the cosmos.
The mind holds onto its creations.
I am not referring to the ownership issues here. When you watch your neighbour's car, you may fail to see four things. Your neighbour, the car, and his relation to it. And the fourth one is the observer of these three.
All these four things are also a creation of your mind.
Now it is interesting to notice the observer's feelings. He may be a just witness of these three. Or he may have a feeling of competition since his car is small. Or he may feel good about himself since the neighbor's car is smaller than his.
And the value system is also a creation of the mind. In other words, what makes the mind uncreative and dull are its creations.
All these four things are also a creation of your mind.
Now it is interesting to notice the observer's feelings. He may be a just witness of these three. Or he may have a feeling of competition since his car is small. Or he may feel good about himself since the neighbor's car is smaller than his.
And the value system is also a creation of the mind. In other words, what makes the mind uncreative and dull are its creations.
Nothing is given, but created by the mind
We are conscious about things in certain relationship with it. That is trained conditioning through the language. So we live in a world that is out of the creation of the mind from its trappings in the cultural conditioning.
There is a way to beat all of it and enjoy yourself quietly without any noice.
There is a way to beat all of it and enjoy yourself quietly without any noice.
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Saturday, May 8, 2010
The subtle body consciousness can be consciously reduced
Here is the place you need the technique of meditation based on soul or point consciousness that helps.
Thursday, May 6, 2010
Saturday, May 1, 2010
Friday, April 30, 2010
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Is modern science sinful?
this question arises because, its assumptions or beliefs can be possibly false, in spite of all those great technological or scientific advances.
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Form and its designer
We see many forms around. These forms are either man made ones, or those naturally occurring.
Behind a form, we see the intelligence of a designer, who is responsible for it. Well, for man made forms, the designer is visible. And for the natures forms, the designer is invisble. Some resort to believing in God as a designer. That need not be.
A form's designer is a meta-physical element. And that element has some level of consciousness. That makes the designer to be intelligent one. But the intelligence can be different levels, and hierarchical too. God fits in that hierarchy.
Consciousness can be in hierarchy. Then an interesting question arises: Who designs these meta-physical elements and their varying levels of consciousness?
That question can be endlessly repeated.
Or in a simplest way, accept the wonder of creation with one level of meta-physical elements, with their consciousness on a hierarchy. This is what I learn from my Raja Yoga discipline.
Behind a form, we see the intelligence of a designer, who is responsible for it. Well, for man made forms, the designer is visible. And for the natures forms, the designer is invisble. Some resort to believing in God as a designer. That need not be.
A form's designer is a meta-physical element. And that element has some level of consciousness. That makes the designer to be intelligent one. But the intelligence can be different levels, and hierarchical too. God fits in that hierarchy.
Consciousness can be in hierarchy. Then an interesting question arises: Who designs these meta-physical elements and their varying levels of consciousness?
That question can be endlessly repeated.
Or in a simplest way, accept the wonder of creation with one level of meta-physical elements, with their consciousness on a hierarchy. This is what I learn from my Raja Yoga discipline.
Sunday, April 25, 2010
Form and its abstraction
The idea of form as a manifestation of an invisible thing/force is also seen in Taoism. This thought The 10,000 forms are an expresion of an invisible force repeats in Lao Tzu's thinking.
We often forget the abstract thing behind a form. Separation of the abstract from the form is one main aspect of Raja Yoga Meditation philosophy. That is the reason they teach that a humanbody is different from the soul that sits in it. In other words, you are a soul, a pont of ennergy, which is different from the body.
Today, we are conscious of our forms, rather physical bodies in which sit and act or play our parts. Our identity is now the physical form. The abstract one, which is a soul, that is responsible for our identity has been killed due to the success of scientific thought, or materialistic thinking. I would say, in the rational tradition.
When we look at a flower, its beautiful form is a manifestation of an invisible force. The abstraction behind it is different from the form. I also wonder about the role of an entity that is responsible for the design of the form. Is this entity separate from the abstraction itself? Yes, I consider that.
Look at the human body. The shape of a nose, and its design is due to some entity. the same entity may be responsible for the entire structure of the body. And the soul is a different force that occupies and rides the body. For me, a soul is a meta-physical force that is responsible for the phenomenon of consciousness, which is responsible for thinking, personality, feelings, memories, cognition, blah, blah.
What I am saying is not really original, though I have not copied their ideas. There are some modern biologists who believe that the functioning of cell is not mainly due to bilogical or chemical processes within it. There is an outside element which guides these processes. This is breaking from the traditional rational thinking, and its tools of reductionist approach to systems engineering.
Today, our cognitive behavior is rooted in the forms. In other words, all vices are to do with the forms. As we have totally forgotten about the relation to the abstract entity, called soul, our awareness is engrossed in the form of the body. The mechanics of the vices are rooted in the form. Our suffering is rooted in the association with the forms. When we once again get back to the recognition of the form as separate thing from the soul, and accept our identity as a soul, an abstraction, we have new behaviours in the absence of viciousness that we face in our sorrows, frustrations, pains, fears, anxieties, etc.
We often forget the abstract thing behind a form. Separation of the abstract from the form is one main aspect of Raja Yoga Meditation philosophy. That is the reason they teach that a humanbody is different from the soul that sits in it. In other words, you are a soul, a pont of ennergy, which is different from the body.
Today, we are conscious of our forms, rather physical bodies in which sit and act or play our parts. Our identity is now the physical form. The abstract one, which is a soul, that is responsible for our identity has been killed due to the success of scientific thought, or materialistic thinking. I would say, in the rational tradition.
When we look at a flower, its beautiful form is a manifestation of an invisible force. The abstraction behind it is different from the form. I also wonder about the role of an entity that is responsible for the design of the form. Is this entity separate from the abstraction itself? Yes, I consider that.
Look at the human body. The shape of a nose, and its design is due to some entity. the same entity may be responsible for the entire structure of the body. And the soul is a different force that occupies and rides the body. For me, a soul is a meta-physical force that is responsible for the phenomenon of consciousness, which is responsible for thinking, personality, feelings, memories, cognition, blah, blah.
What I am saying is not really original, though I have not copied their ideas. There are some modern biologists who believe that the functioning of cell is not mainly due to bilogical or chemical processes within it. There is an outside element which guides these processes. This is breaking from the traditional rational thinking, and its tools of reductionist approach to systems engineering.
Today, our cognitive behavior is rooted in the forms. In other words, all vices are to do with the forms. As we have totally forgotten about the relation to the abstract entity, called soul, our awareness is engrossed in the form of the body. The mechanics of the vices are rooted in the form. Our suffering is rooted in the association with the forms. When we once again get back to the recognition of the form as separate thing from the soul, and accept our identity as a soul, an abstraction, we have new behaviours in the absence of viciousness that we face in our sorrows, frustrations, pains, fears, anxieties, etc.
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