The ego what is it? How to transcend?

greybeard · 03-02-2010, 08:33 AM

[QUOTE=4Q529;246660]As I see it, thought is intrinsically dualistic because it originates in the thought of the 'thinker', which is an aspect of the 'fallen' consciousness; which originates in the separation from the Creator.

You are correct 4q529
DH says all thought are fallacious

This thought, or philosophy, or theology originates in the 'fallen' consciousness.

There is no such thing as a "last life time". be cause there was not a first time.
Life is eternal. The last time on the earth refers to freedom from the bondage of "thinking".

Words can only allude to Truth.
Chris

03-02-2010, 08:33 AM	#11
greybeard Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Inverness Scotland Posts: 924	Re: The ego what is it? How to transcend? [QUOTE=4Q529;246660]As I see it, thought is intrinsically dualistic because it originates in the thought of the 'thinker', which is an aspect of the 'fallen' consciousness; which originates in the separation from the Creator. You are correct 4q529 DH says all thought are fallacious This thought, or philosophy, or theology originates in the 'fallen' consciousness. There is no such thing as a "last life time". be cause there was not a first time. Life is eternal. The last time on the earth refers to freedom from the bondage of "thinking". Words can only allude to Truth. Chris