The Lost Horizon

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   A.Villarasaposted 11 years ago

   It used to be so simple, for humans to believe that their existence on earth is the be-all and end-all  of their universe, them being placed right smack in the middle of it. Now that scince has proved the falsity of  man's
   centrality in all of creation, by proposing the existence of multiple other universes much unlike our own, would man lost his horizon of perpetually asking the when and how but most importantly, the why of his existence?

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      kessposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      No because men would be men with the desire to know.

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         A.Villarasaposted 11 years agoin reply to this

         @kess:
         I agree that man has this almost boundless desire and need for knowledge. The question is, will having the answers to most (but not all ) of his questions lead him further astray from his creator?

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            kessposted 11 years agoin reply to this

            The knowledge of creator is not bound in knowing many or few things, it is in knowing Truth. For all things are defined by it. The one who knows it cannot stray.

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               A.Villarasaposted 11 years agoin reply to this

               @kess:
               In this our age of relativism and reductionism, what one considers his truism might be someone else's  skepticism.

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                  kessposted 11 years agoin reply to this

                  So then we see this age functioning  exactly as intended.
                  
                  As long as truth remain a plurality, death will continue to reign. This is why upto now men has not found a solution to their death, because the have not yet seen the singularity of Truth which is the only and perfect One. So when  men see the singularity of Truth, then they are no longer many but a singularity of a united One, who have triumph over death.
                  
                  These are the ones that are responsible of the closing of this age and the ushering of every new age.
                  
                  For those who have not seen, were not destined to see during this age but their seeing is reserved for another age...and their good works which they did is given unto those who have seen, so that nothing is wasted in death.
                  
                  So unless a man seeks after the singularity of Truth he will never see, and would remain sceptical which is his own death.
                  
                  And the purpose for this age is for the perfecting of Truth, so one should not despair, for Truth will come to him in his own time.

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                     A.Villarasaposted 11 years agoin reply to this

                     @Kess:
                     
                     Man's search for truth ( be it material or spiritual)  in all its varied manifestations and permutations will obviously take most of his conscious (and yes unconscious) existence. The fact is, when you talk about the One Absolute Truth, some folk's eyes glaze over because they believe that the concept is alien to their perception of what is real.
                     
                     You also talk about the Singularity of Truth.... is there such a unifying force that  could bundle  Truth without it fraying at the edges? As you know, it is at the edges that non-believers are constantly nippy-napping their variegated belief systems ( objectivism, reductionism, relativism, atheism , secularism) that  they hope would un-teether it from the human  condition.

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                        kessposted 11 years agoin reply to this

                        Man in the embodiment of the singularity of Truth.
                        but he cannot remain so indefinitely....
                        
                        When he become aware of himself, he becomes so  united in himself by Truth and  unto Truth as existence itself. That point that he ceases to appear as a man.
                        
                        If he remains unaware of this, he is so divided against himself that he ceases to exist as a man and death is fulfilled in him.
                        
                        The variations of men, their kingdoms and other things is so because me see but not clearly the contents of all existence, so they make and create of themselves and for themselves so as to fulfill their desires.
                        These things they see as life, but since their creations are incomplete or lacking Truth, they serve to fulfill death in themselves.

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