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A Quest
Posted: 18 Jan 2016 04:20
by Dracavis
We are all brothers and sisters in searching for the truth.
Even if we may have different morals and opinions we all seek together.
My quest for knowledge and understanding has led me down many paths.
The more I wandered the more I desired to know.
We are like children learning about our world.
Yet the questions I have to ask today are:
Why would a God like civilization create another universe?
Would it be to learn more about their own existence?
Would they be like us, children in search of the truth?
-Will the light outshine the dark
Re: A Quest
Posted: 01 Feb 2016 03:35
by packajos000
Aye...
Hark ye! Oh just; manifold... fore know ye, partially, the nature of God, yet naught of Gods, and above ALL Greater God equivalent;
Thenceforth shallt it becometh greater manifest apparent. As shall [We] I show. With open ears, Hight to dwell, I [We] shall shed ye from thy Outer shell...
I thence tell thee [a hidden Great,] A Secret of Secrets, Fair fail, they shall give wisdom to thy ponderings...
But first to give hereunto thee such Highest of Just, ye must be righteous of its Knowing. Hark ye, and tell thyself to me: "if any, Who Creates and who destroys?, Who Provails and Who avoids? Seek ye, thy Nature True. But hinder thou, thy Actions do?
Answer me this Riddle true, and most surely, I, shall give Knowing...
Re: A Quest
Posted: 13 Feb 2016 13:46
by Dracavis
Dear packajos000,
Riddles can have many different meanings, who is right and who is wrong.
Is the writer the one with the answer or is it the respondent who holds the answer.
If the right hand creates, then does the left destroy?
If I speak in truth do I know in truth?
It is not for me to decide the truth, but it is for me that I seek the truth.
Peace be upon you and let the light of the truth find you.
Re: A Quest
Posted: 17 Feb 2016 12:58
by Redbeck
Dear Dracavis,
Will the light outshine the dark, at the risk of sounding trite, that is a good question, sometimes we wonder in these immensely troubled times that beset our home planet, but it is our earnestly avowed intent to make it so. Yet there are so many lights to light: Love, hope, reason, mutual understanding, knowledge, respect, sympathy, rescue ...... and so it goes, thus we are scampering along a seemingly endless succession of beacons determined to dispel the darkness with nought but a lighted taper. Therefore, your written contributions are kindling to sustain our flame of help, justice and reconciliation.
Yet dwelling on the perversity of light's impression on differing souls, I would quote lines from Mr Shakespeare, lover of Anne Hathaway, a comely lass from the hamlet of Shottery, Stratford-upon-Avon:
"When he shall die.
Take him and cut him out in little stars,
And he will make the face of heaven so fine
That all the world will be in love with night
And pay no worship to the garish sun."
And on to several of your original questions:
Why would a God like civilization create another universe?
Would it be to learn more about their own existence?
Would they be like us, children in search of the truth?
I have a potentially mockable hypothesis: incubation and prototyping of human kind perhaps, a laboratory. We ourselves have striven to breed hardier species of animals, insects and plants best suited to specific environments for centuries; we now look to cloning and genetic modification. Therefore, we have no earthly reason to suppose that there is not a higher creator out there in the far flung firmament of galaxies doing exactly the same type of research, but possessed of infinitely more knowledge and skill with multiple worlds in mind.
Re: A Quest
Posted: 27 Mar 2016 03:02
by 1337cshacker
Evolution is an equation similar to a fractal. You input the answer into the beginning of the equation for a more complex answer over and over. We are the result of Entropy, patterns, and fractals.
In the beginning there was nothing. Or was there? Can you have nothing, without a something? So the beginning is absent of all, even nothing. So one step more complex than that is THEN nothing. So the next complex step after that is nothing and then something. So one step more complex than that is more somethings, within that nothing, which now is actually becoming something. I'm basically describing how in quantum mechanics, empty space isn't empty, there are quantum fluctuations. Vacuum of space has a volume, weight, and temperature due to these quanta. Eventually hydrogen was formed. then nebula. Then stars. Then galaxies and all the rest. ALL from NOT EVEN nothing. Because it was inevitable, through entropy.
I believe in God, but more specifically, the creator or controller of the "quantum probabilistic field" in which particles reverse decay into existence.
Look up Gavin Wince on youtube. He is getting very close to fully describing this place. I've asked if it was a computer/simulation, and he does not answer. He does answer other questions. So this tells me he still does not know enough to say exactly what we are yet. I've still not seen anyone else closer to any real answer though. So stay tuned. I personally don't believe it's a computer or simulation, and believe this is our original total universe. I do not believe in other universes, because you cannot prove that without our own universe.
Re: A Quest
Posted: 16 Aug 2020 13:35
by IoBoI
Nothing may be Everything, The all deconstructed in order to fall all back into place.
This does not mean we are without individualism or free will rather our will is for the betterment of the collective.
Love Will Evolve