Death, Space, and the Eternal Cycle of Consciousness
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- Опубликовано: 25 окт 2024
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Explore the profound interconnections between space, consciousness, and death through the perspectives of G. de Purucker and Raghavan Narasimhan Iyer. Delve into how these concepts intertwine, revealing a universe where space is a living, conscious entity, and death is a transformative journey within this infinite expanse. Discover the insights of these thinkers and their implications for understanding the nature of existence.
Oh boy I can't wait to become something that dies again sounds great 😅
Same, very curious what will happen
@@OntologicalOdyssey no I was being sarcastic. I wouldn't want to be reincarnated back into cruelty and traumatizing death world. How do you think we'll be endlessly reincarnated after the sun explodes and kills everything? Maybe if the universe is also endlessly cyclical or infinite. Possible I guess. Only kinda after life I want is heaven. Probably doesn't exist though. 😔 I don't see what the point would be of being infinitely created and destroyed. You aren't really learning anything by turning into a million chickens that get eaten and then a child molester or something lol
@ericgraham8975 I guess what you describe is samsara, the Buddhist concept of endless rebirth and suffering. I have read in some books that some monks are actually “disgusted by life”. If you subscribe to this idea then the only way out is the right hand path and enlightenment (nirvana). And about the cyclical nature of the universe: according to theosophy and Hinduism even existence appears and disappears (parlaya and manvantara) regularly. Also, there are many suns in the existing universe and according to some traditions many more life forms than human life. Ps: devachan is a form of heaven before rebirth - so you maybe get some heaven before the next round.
@@OntologicalOdyssey yeah I'm pretty disgusted lol probably other forms of life out there