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Politics : Should God be replaced?

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To: zonder who wrote (14578)	1/17/2003 12:45:57 PM
From: James Calladine	Read Replies (2) of 28931

"Of course there is movement. But is that life?" Not in and of itself. But it is a SIGN of existence in what can be called "manifested existence", which arises from one continuous field variously known as: -- Real God -- Truth -- Reality -- Love-bliss -- Happiness The metaphor is bubbles arising from the sea, existing for a time, going back to the sea, re-arising again, etc (manifested existence). Many kinds of bubbles. Many sizes. All conscious (at some level or another). All considering themselves separate (even down to the particle level). You don't see from whence the particle appears because you don't see the "sea". Patti Smith in a rock song of 20 or so years ago called it "the sea of possibilities" Gene-splicing etc that "doesn't work" is an example of an experiment missing the infusion of life. You will not find any self-respecting gene consciousness-being choosing to inhabit a defective body. And choice IS involved. Not the complicated choices that humans make but the simple choice of "live in that body or not" Namaste! Jim

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