The previous post explains a little about the project. In
here, I’ll be starting a new topic, which is necessary to understand why this
project is important.
Today’s topic is about change. You know, pretty much
everything changes. Even changes that is unintentionally or intentionally,
decided by a sentient being or by the random rock on the side of the
street—everything.
For this topic, I’ve made a small Prezi presentation. This
is my first time making something with Prezi, so please bear with me.
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Something I forgot to add there. Naturally, everything questions everything it interacts with. Whenever a lion meets something new, he questions it. Before he questions it, of course, he needs to be aware of it.
One big example of our Spirituality crisis is, we don't bother to question things anymore.
For instance:
1. Someone might have watched Jackass, and thought the only way to be awesome is to do silly and stupid stunts.
2. Mass media promotes beauty and wealth as the way to (attract) happiness, and then they don't bother asking any other question like, is there any other way to get happiness?
3. Mainstream stuff provides the question, we're only left trying to answer the same question over and over again. "Try out our new product! What could be more hip than this?!" or "Want something new-er than new for this 2014? Here's our newest product, the new-2014-tshirt! Because new is always better!"
By freely asking and making our own questions, we can evolve in a more universal way. "Oh, maybe new is not the only thing I want. Maybe being hip is not what I'll spend all my money on. Maybe I want to focus more on health, and comfort, and efficiency and economically and morally right."[/edit]
So far I only use human examples. But in my opinion, anything that contains energy has these properties in it. In other words, every energy has an intention, including, say, light. But the simpler and smaller these energy, the less it can 'sense'. And the less something can sense, the less the size of its reality, also the scope of Godhood it has.
Something I forgot to add there. Naturally, everything questions everything it interacts with. Whenever a lion meets something new, he questions it. Before he questions it, of course, he needs to be aware of it.
One big example of our Spirituality crisis is, we don't bother to question things anymore.
For instance:
1. Someone might have watched Jackass, and thought the only way to be awesome is to do silly and stupid stunts.
2. Mass media promotes beauty and wealth as the way to (attract) happiness, and then they don't bother asking any other question like, is there any other way to get happiness?
3. Mainstream stuff provides the question, we're only left trying to answer the same question over and over again. "Try out our new product! What could be more hip than this?!" or "Want something new-er than new for this 2014? Here's our newest product, the new-2014-tshirt! Because new is always better!"
By freely asking and making our own questions, we can evolve in a more universal way. "Oh, maybe new is not the only thing I want. Maybe being hip is not what I'll spend all my money on. Maybe I want to focus more on health, and comfort, and efficiency and economically and morally right."[/edit]
So far I only use human examples. But in my opinion, anything that contains energy has these properties in it. In other words, every energy has an intention, including, say, light. But the simpler and smaller these energy, the less it can 'sense'. And the less something can sense, the less the size of its reality, also the scope of Godhood it has.
I think someone mentioned to me, "Think in energy, because everything is matter and energy. Matter is energy, everything is energy."
Yup. I'll mention something metaphysical-ish sometime soon. Because there's a pattern on which the Physicality plays, and possibly the same pattern exists in the things before the physical projection of things.
That's it for today's post. Keep in mind whatever I write are:
1. Probably something that's already been discussed before by someone somewhere.
2. Never been discussed or thought about before.
That's it for today's post. Keep in mind whatever I write are:
1. Probably something that's already been discussed before by someone somewhere.
2. Never been discussed or thought about before.
3. Complete rubbish.
I really have no idea.
But relating to this project, I try to keep things as simple as possible in the beginning. It'll deal with more complicated things, so I try to make a solid basis for all the philosophies(and 'stuffs') in it.
But relating to this project, I try to keep things as simple as possible in the beginning. It'll deal with more complicated things, so I try to make a solid basis for all the philosophies(and 'stuffs') in it.
And then I have to start thinking about starting the other blogs. Oh wow.
