*Universal consciousness is a part of your body-mind and the whole universe.
The one who asks the question is the temporary construction of the mind-body- the "I am" ness which is made up of food essence. Your questions are of no value. It is not going to change anything. The body-mind is dying and withering away and you are worried - this is not required because you are not it. When there is no food, your questions will stop. When there is no food, the body and mind will disappear. Then you are back in the universal consciousness. Then you will not even know that you exist. It is only by accident that the "I am" ness was created and you are able to somehow see your true state. Nobody knows why the body-mind was created. Most animals have this kind of body-mind. But only humans have been intelligent enough to ask intelligent questions. Even a dog knows "I am". But it does not go beyond it. Humans can do that because some weirdos did go beyond it and encouraged the rest of the humans to try it out.Some do try it out. But 99% of humans live like animals. Just behaving like body-minds. In the end, everything is meaningless. Which is why Karma is not required. One who discovers his true state understands the futility of all human activity and sits still - that is when all your Karma dissolves. The rest of the humanity is busy in their activities of finding glory, fame, money and fulfilling all their desires. At the end of the day, when you go to sleep, you will not ask any question. That shows we have 0% control on 50% of our lives. Why do we worry about our body-mind in the remaining 50% ? * On Wed, Mar 30, 2011 at 11:39 PM, godszen <[email protected]> wrote: > Thought I'd share an ongoing discussion with a friend of mine. The > premise is that you (Self) are the universe and have taken on a > particular body. So here's the discussion; > > If I were the universe wouldn't all of the bodies be mine? why would I > need a particular body? > > Maybe I am the unconscious universe and need a conscious body in order > to experience myself? > > Maybe I am the conscious universe but need a "point of view" body in > order to experience myself? > > Maybe I am the conscious or unconscious universe and don't need a > particular body at all, but am doing it just for fun? > > Or maybe the premise is wrong altogether?
