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Mysticism is talking directly to the intelligence of nature. Mostly listening.
Science is talking to ourselves, in a sequence of logic, about what nature might be. The scientist is talking to themselves like a crazy person.
Note the poetic injustice in the fact that scientists are always calling the mystics crazy. Scientists do listen by experiment, so they aren't completely without virtue.
When you look deeply into Nature, there is an Intelligence staring back at you. That’s the God I believe in.
Nature doesn’t lie. Nature is true. People do lie. People are usually fake. Ask yourself, when was the last time you saw Nature do something fake?
Humans simply make rules up as they go along and always proudly demand your compliance to these rules like the rules were decreed by a god.
This world is perfectly imperfect. It’s just right. So this optimized condition strongly suggests a design and a design this finely tuned really does imply a highly intelligent designer. If you can’t see a ‘god’ in a design this majestically rich and balanced, you truly are blind.
HEALTH & TIME
If you’ve got no time left, health is of no use to you.
If you’ve got no health left, time is of no use to you.
You need both. One without the other is perfectly useless.
The Great Intelligence of the universe can’t just send you an email but it can send animals to alert you of an impending problem. Or send animals to offer confirmation at the exact moment that you’ve finally found the truth.
Life is game of appreciation.
You win points (strength) with each moment of appreciating the beauty of life.
I am in awe of Nature.
And in a deep reverence of it’s creator.
It’s a noble path to study nature and wonder of the intelligence that created it.
All study is the study of nature because there’s nothing but nature.
it’s the majesty of an open-air ceremony
A church that closes itself off from nature
is insulated and hardly a “place of god” at all.
The only truth is nature. Man’s intellect is just a haphazard array of suppositions.
Most of what a man thinks,
most of what a man does,
most of what a man feels,
is based on false assumption.
Pure truth can only be perceived upon a total relinquishing of the many falsehoods of cultural indoctrination.
Achieving such an untainted state of perception may be impossible to hold for more than a fleeting moment.
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