lostinstrangeworld
14-10-2007, 09:54 AM
Hello everyone. How is everybody this weekend? ;)
I have another theory about the idea that "Infinite love is the only truth- everything else is illusion".
Although I feel there is a lot of truth in this, something is missing. :confused:
If we are not evolving, but instead we have been caught up in this trap called the Matrix somehow..............
Then this would mean that all the suffering, all the hard work, all the pain etc (think about the sheer immensity of it)....in the world
would all be for NOTHING.
This kind of thinking, which I first began to wonder about many many years before reading David Icke, is rather depressing......when you are a sensitive soul who has suffered much and is only truly concerned about finding the greater meaning of life.....and not about money, self-gratification or anything else, because these things become insignificant in the face of the main goal.
It makes one feel......if there is no reason for any of the suffering here......and when all the efforts I have made to try and change the way others think have failed (it would appear it must come from within).......
well......it makes you feel kinda suicidal! (If there is no point and no meaning for it all.....and nothing we can change- when every action could end up creating an opposite reaction when it was unintended).
However, I have come to discover that there must be a lot more to the bigger picture than this. ;)
I have to go, but I'll be back to write more later if I get any response.
I have another theory about the idea that "Infinite love is the only truth- everything else is illusion".
Although I feel there is a lot of truth in this, something is missing. :confused:
If we are not evolving, but instead we have been caught up in this trap called the Matrix somehow..............
Then this would mean that all the suffering, all the hard work, all the pain etc (think about the sheer immensity of it)....in the world
would all be for NOTHING.
This kind of thinking, which I first began to wonder about many many years before reading David Icke, is rather depressing......when you are a sensitive soul who has suffered much and is only truly concerned about finding the greater meaning of life.....and not about money, self-gratification or anything else, because these things become insignificant in the face of the main goal.
It makes one feel......if there is no reason for any of the suffering here......and when all the efforts I have made to try and change the way others think have failed (it would appear it must come from within).......
well......it makes you feel kinda suicidal! (If there is no point and no meaning for it all.....and nothing we can change- when every action could end up creating an opposite reaction when it was unintended).
However, I have come to discover that there must be a lot more to the bigger picture than this. ;)
I have to go, but I'll be back to write more later if I get any response.