Thus, as Paul says, "Now we see dimly, as in a mirror, but then we shall see clearly, face to fdace."
>Hi elconscious > >a.) I believe that there is only one (1) active mind (Cosmic) Mind, >but (2) each of us, as monads have no windows tio see out, >however are contually and instantly updated with what it sees >as our own perceptions (which are thus only appearances). > >b.) Because of that, multiple minds (multiple monads) only >apparently exist. > >So there is really only one mind (the Cosmic Mind), >but it appears to us that we each have minds. >This is not a delusion, it is factually true, what we see. > > >Dr. Roger Clough NIST (ret.) 6/1/2013 >See my Leibniz site at >http://team.academia.edu/RogerClough > > >----- Receiving the following content ----- >From: elconscious >Receiver: MindBrain >Time: 2013-05-29, 14:58:33 >Subject: Re: [Mind and Brain] The Quest For A Cosmic Creator > > > > >>Roger: >>"...I don't see how multiple minds can coexist..." >> >>This means you either (1) believe in one mind, or (2) you believe in multiple >>minds that exist unrelated to each other. As I explained, option 1 is a no >>go; differentiation to that which is _not one_ (or, negations). Option 2 is >>neither possible because all of Universe is (inter)related, and thus exist >>together. >> >>There is another option however, call it "option 3", which is to believe that >>multiple minds coexist. (Surely, not _seeing how_ does not necessarily imply >>disbelieve or falsity in statement, but I'd make a good guess that you do >>actually believe so). >> >>In physical reality, would you not agree that all other people but yourself >>have their own minds? And would you also agree that all of those people live >>on Earth, in this Universe--the same Universe you live in? And would it than >>naturally follow to think: "I don't see how multiple minds can coexist"? >> >>Perhaps you believe that all of our minds--of which all of us may >>individually experience as unique with our primary self-perception via our >>physical bodies--are in essence one Mind? Thus, one Mind that distributes >>itself as unique in Universe via humans. Is that what you are getting at, >>Roger? >> >>Peace, >>Elcon >> >> >> >>--- In mindbr...@yahoogroups.com, "Roger Clough" wrote: >>> >>> Hi elconscious >>> >>> Believe as you wish, but I don't see how multiple minds can coexist. >>> At least one has to govern. >>> >>> Dr. Roger Clough NIST (ret.) 5/28/2013 >>> See my Leibniz site at >>> http://team.academia.edu/RogerClough >>> >>> ----- Receiving the following content ----- >>> From: elconscious >>> Receiver: MindBrain >>> Time: 2013-05-26, 14:33:02 >>> Subject: Re: [Mind and Brain] The Quest For A Cosmic Creator >>> >>> >In that case, Cosmic Mind may not be what I speak of. Starting from the >>> >"precosmos" is more than one Mind. And when there is more than one Mind at >>> >the "precosmos", it should follow that there is more than one Mind in the >>> >cosmos, which we can affirm with great certainty, can you not? Therefore, >>> >Cosmic Mind would be incorrect if it means only one mind. >>> > >>> >Perhaps I should clarify that with one mind I mean one thinker. I don't >>> >know about anyone else, but I am only one thinker and assume to have only >>> >one mind. I don't think multiple thoughts at the very same instant, as if >>> >two or more people were to think thoughts. >>> > >>> >Peace, >>> >Elcon >>> > >>> >> >> >> > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Everything List" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to everything-list+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To post to this group, send email to everything-list@googlegroups.com. Visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/everything-list?hl=en. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/groups/opt_out.
