--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, TurquoiseB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, new.morning <no_reply@> wrote: > > > > > Or "if you were in a room and saw jesus talking to krishna, > > right in front of your eyes, and not everyone else in the > > room saw it, would you believe your own experience or the > > other people?" > > My perception, every time.
You see krishna and jesus "every time"? Every time you "look"? Or every time you see krishna, you also see jesus? If so thats odd. I usually don't see them together. > > Are you positive its not some hallucination or delusion? > > Nope. But I would believe my perception, every time, > given no evidence of hallucination or delusion. > > > Or if someone else saw that and you didn't. > > That happened many times. Others are seeing jesus and krishna? > > Do you automatically conclude they are lying and > > delusional just because your experience is different? > > Of course not. But then you are not "trusting your experience" But it sounds like you might. I have questioned some peoples exerience. I am and open, rationally and skeptical of "rare event" claims. > You are butting heads with the mystical conundrum, > new. I just asked a question. You are making assumptions about my take on it. *Everyone* who has ever had extraordinary > spiritual experiences in history has been in this > position -- they have experiences that most of the > people around them not only have never had, but > don't believe they *can* have. Who ya gonna believe? Well, you just said you always trust YOUR own experience, so thats why I asked.
