Does God exist? The only answer to this question would be:
God is all that exists. It is you and me (as separate entities)
who do not really exist. "I Am that I Am."
There can only be a mystical awareness of God that can never be
proved scientifically for the simple reason that any external or
indirect proof can only be something separate from That (Source)
which is proved. Any external proof could only be circular logic --
a dog chasing its own tail!
In a word, you cannot truly 'think' about God, because it is He who
is the thinker and the thinking. The fact of the matter is that there
is indeed a Reality that exists, but it cannot be reached. That
Reality can reach you.
Therefore, there is an extraordinary consistency in the assertions
of the mystics through all time and space. Their assertions were
totally in agreement with one another, however far apart they may be
in time, distance and culture. Reality can only be experienced.
~ Ramesh Balsekar
Nuggets of Wisdom
1 comment:
Consider "meaning", things are only meaningful in the context of a wider environment. If God is evrything then the author is right, we can never know His meaning. Consider seeing, it is by being separate that we see things simultaneously but if we must reserve one dimension for separation we can never see the whole of the world. And so on, Ramesh is right, if God is all or greater than all then He cannot be thought about.
Here is an interesting link that looks at the problem of seeing: New Empiricism.
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