--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "sound of stillness" <soundofstillness@...> wrote: > > God is not an object that can be seen. God is the subject. He is the seer. > Don't concern yourself with objects that can be seen. Find out who the seer > is. > > - Ramana Maharishi > > The awareness that I am does not belong to me. I am it because I belong to > it, because I am a part of it. > > It is what is constantly selving, bodying, sensing, feeling and thinking > itself both as`me' and as all that is `not-me'. > > Peter Wilberg > > Very deep is the well of the past. Should we call it bottomless? > > The deeper we sound the further down into the lower world of the past we > probe and press, the more do we find that the earliest foundations of > humanity, its history and culture, reveal themselves unfathomable. > > Thomas Mann > > If every effect has a cause and every cause an effect, is there a chance for > chance? > > Anon > > Avoid the danger that has not yet arisen. > > Maharishi Mahesh Yogi > > God is not an object that can be seen. God is the subject. He is the seer. > Don't concern yourself with objects that can be seen. Find out who the seer > is. > > - Ramana Maharishi
Oops, I think this should have been posted on the "dream" thread. > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Duveyoung <no_reply@> wrote: > > > > http://m.guardiannews.com/science/2013/may/23/eric-weinstein-answer-physics-problems > > > > Holy moly what a breakthrough. > > > > What are the physics of Shiva's bones, now, eh? > > > > It is like we just like when Einstein published his theory in 1905 -- this > > changes everything. > > > > I'm squirming in delight. > > > > Edg > > >
