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Divad123

(93 posts)
6. standard
Fri Apr 17, 2020, 08:53 AM
Apr 2020

Yes, some of what I said is personal observation based on incomplete knowledge. But the basic fact of the quality of consciousness achieved through meditation is based on hundreds of brain scans. It is not a hallucination, those light up different parts of the brain.
Yea, my opinion of learned religion is on the down side, Anyone paying attention to recent history can get that.
BTW-a connection to the universe that is environmental is very cool. Happy to checkout any books you recommend on the subject.

On the flip side, whats your standard of 'this is real"?

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a difference [View all] Divad123 Apr 2020 OP
An intertesting post. guillaumeb Apr 2020 #1
Sometimes Divad123 Apr 2020 #3
What you describe as truths are not factual and have more to do with belief Major Nikon Apr 2020 #2
awareness Divad123 Apr 2020 #4
These are still your beliefs and not facts Major Nikon Apr 2020 #5
standard Divad123 Apr 2020 #6
"Quality" is a subjective observation Major Nikon Apr 2020 #7
epistemology Divad123 Apr 2020 #9
If you are talking about a purely neurological state edhopper Apr 2020 #8
Not quite Divad123 Apr 2020 #10
I don't accept the existence edhopper Apr 2020 #11
not saying that Divad123 Apr 2020 #12
Oh edhopper Apr 2020 #13
Yes Divad123 Apr 2020 #14
Zen edhopper Apr 2020 #15
And Divad123 Apr 2020 #16
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