SnakeLord said:Moses wouldn't have been able to understand buddhism, since buddhism wouldn't have even existed back then, (dates back to about 563 BCE)
It does'nt matter if buddhism didn't exist back then. Moses knew that there was no god but the self within him.
If this is your entire case that people are mistaken as to 'god' really meaning 'self', then you've already lost.
It doesn't matter if I'm lost.
No offence but this is simple gibberish. It's starting to sound like the same inane babbling Yorda comes out with.
Of course.
The evidence would show that ancient people believed in external beings, (not their 'outer selves'), that controlled the weather, events and indeed existence itself.
Of course they did, but I'm not talking about those primitive humans, but the initiates among them who teached them.
These beings had names such as tiamat, yhwh, qetzecotl, apollo and so on - none of which meant, or had any relevance to, 'self'.
They're aspects of the self like colors are aspects of the light. There is nothing else.
So now you agree with me?
wow, you've crossed over to insanity!
Thus, to say it once again - the meaning of god related to an actual physical being, not "self", which in your own words they didn't even understand.
The bodies, like sun moon star, are bodies of the self. Clothes. Dresses.
We can then conclude that it is you who has misunderstood, created a mask and lost yourself to the meaning of 'god'.
We can then conclude that it is you who has misunderstood, created a mask and lost yourself to the meaning of 'god'.
By who and in relation to what? Is a rock considered to have a 'self' that is external to it because of contradiction with the will of it's real self? (whatever the hell that means)
Ahahahaha!!!!!!!!!! Truly I tell you, a rock has a "SELF", just as a human has. It's just that humans are conscious of it. There's only one type of particles: two-pole ones. When you take two magnets and try to merge the north and north pole, they don't want to do it because they are not what they are. They don't want to unite, they want to remain what they are. Just as you defend yourself now, and you don't want to accept my ideas because you have found a person, a mask which you are happy with and want to show it. The real self is nothing-everything: Be not for or against.
This is known by the ones who know without showing.
From where does this come?
I tell you the truth; it comes where everything else comes from. Where all scientists and philosophers got their ideas from: the mind, the self, the center, the goal, the compressed everything...
What does this even mean? Shadows and ghosts?? Wtf?
Well, the person is a consequence of the body, it reflects the body because it is the body converted into a mental (in case you don't like the word spiritual) form.
No, it's a personally held fantasy of yours. From an evolutionary standpoint:
1) Man has many gods, (external beings)
2) Man realises one god will suffice (external being)
3) Man realises there's no need for gods and he might aswell just call himself god.
It does not work in the opposite direction.
That's quite an interresting paradigm. You think there has been many gods, but actually these gods are just parts of one thing, one god. The number 3 means that people realize that there is only the self. That is the god which they were separated from, from which they still are separated from.
In number 1 and 2, they are still separated from themselves, they have not reached their goal, so they imagine gods (goals, powers) which are external from them. People like Moses and Jesus knew that the "father" was within them.
Early people did not consider 'self' or shadows, ghosts and reflections, but actual physical external entities.
Those entities are reflections of their early state of consciousness. This is the way they understood the world, with figures.
As a result, as my last post pointed out, it is you who has misunderstood the meaning of 'god'. It doesn't in any way refer to 'self'. If you want a word to use for 'self', why not use... 'self' - like the following example shows:
Gods refer to various natural and psychological powers and laws. I use the word god when talking with people who understand the word god as god rather than the word self as god, to show that the self is the same what they think god is. To show that "I am the way truth and life". All of us.
Later, people will begin to understand the self, so they will see "self" in everything.
That's right, but that makes no sense to you, does it? You see god as a powerful entity (fantasy), but you think of the self as something whole different. But they are the same thing.
Don't use the word 'god', because you're talking about something in no way connected to 'self'.
You have lost connection to the self so you don't understand the connection