--- In [email protected], TurquoiseB <no_re...@...> wrote: > >.By Ron Rosenbaum on Slate.com > > "There's a certain kind of mysteryunsolved and probably > insolublethat has a seductive attraction for me. I think the > insolubility is the attraction. > I'm particularly troubled by metaphysical mysteries, the essential but > oh-so-slippery mysteries of existence. Why is there something rather > than nothing? What is the origin and nature of consciousness? What > distinguishes living from nonliving being? > > I can't get past the idea that they may never be solved. And what's most > irritating is when people seem unaware they have not been solved. Or > when people who should know better proclaim there are no real mysteries > left. Consider, for instance, the problem of the origin and nature of > consciousness. "
Oh son, more than another idea you just need deeper experience for a better perspective. Is way more than speculation. Do you meditate? Have you had your meditation checked recently? Sat with a Sat-guru any time? May be go ask the knows-it-alls over on the experiential list, buddha at the gas pump. They are a friendly bunch and from some lay experience might help you towards the experience you seek. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/BuddhaAtTheGasPump/s
