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There is only one God, the soul is virtually the same, but the body has two types. A body which we call physical body, which is visible to us; The astral body is a body which is not visible to us. When the body dies, the physical body dies, but the subtle body, he is the Subtle Body, he does not die.Spirit is dwelling in two bodies, a subtle body and the physical body. At death the physical body falls. It is made ??up of the soil-water body, it is the body of the marrow bones, it falls. Again very subtle ideas, subtle emotions, the body remains Waybreshns subtle, microscopic fibers.
The fibers are surrounded by body started moving again and the new born with the soul then enters into a new physical body. When the soul is new in a mother's womb, then it means the subtle body.
Drops just the physical body at death, the astral body. But the ultimate time of death - which we call salvation - the ultimate death of the physical body and the subtle body falls. No one is born again of the Spirit, then he becomes absorbed in the infinite spirit. He who is infinite absorption, it is the same. As a drop falls into the ocean.
Three things are necessary to be understood. Spirit is one of the elements. Elements of the Spirit are active in relation to body size in two ways - the subtle body and the physical body. We are familiar with the gross body, the subtle body is familiar with the yogi. And yoga are also up, they are familiar with the soul. Normal eye is able to see the body. Yoga-sight, is able to see the attention to the subtle body. But in Samadhi, Beyond Yoga, subtle cross, which remains ahead of him, he is experienced in the mausoleum. Even when the individual is carefully lifted up, then leads to samadhi. And that which is experienced in samadhi, he is a divine experience. Ordinary human experience of body experience, the experience of ordinary astral body experience Yogi, Yogi ultimate experience is the experience of the divine. God is one, are endless subtle body, the gross body are endless. - Osho
Comments (8)
You just posted 11 blogs, titled GOD IS DEAD, and now in the first line of this blog, you are contradicting yourself, saying "THERE IS ONLY ONE GOD".
Is that the same dead GOD? Did he suddenly come back to life?
Do you really expect people to take you seriously???
"There is no God, but that does not mean that I'm an atheist. Certainly I am not a theist – I am saying there is no God – but that does not mean that you jump to the opposite, the atheist.
"The atheist says there is no God also, but when I say there is no God, and the atheists like Charvaka, Karl Marx, Lenin, Epicurus.... When these people say there is no God, there is a tremendous difference between my statement and their statement – the statements are absolutely similar – because I say at the same moment that there is godliness."
Stick to your statements, which clearly reflect a logical contradiction. This is what I am focusing on.
The Law of Contradiction states:
A is not non-A
Your statement: GOD IS DEAD -(A)
GOD IS NOT DEAD - (non-A)
Therefore God cannot be both DEAD and NOT DEAD
It is either GOD IS DEAD or NOT DEAD.
Your other statement THERE IS ONLY ONE GOD implies that there is a GOD.
For there to be a GOD, he must exist, that is, GOD IS NOT DEAD.
There is a clear contradiction between your two statements according to the Aristotelian Laws of Logic.
If you are using some other logic, then please say so and define it.
Whether you or I or anyone else is a theist or an atheist, or your reference to ecstasy within oneself is irrelevant.
Only out of nothingness is an infinite expanse of life, existence, possible - not out of somethingness. God is not somebody: He is nobody or, more correctly, nobodiness. God is not something: he is nothing or, even more correctly, no-thingness. He is a creative void.
just like i said "God is dead" how can he dead..because he never born
Never for a single moment think that nothingness is a negative state, an absence, no. Nothingness is simply no-thingness. Things disappear, only the ultimate substance remains. Forms disappear, only the formless remains. Definitions disappear, the undefined remains.
The awakening of a buddha is total. In that total awakening there is a luminous awareness surrounded by a positive nothingness. It is not empty, it is overfull. Things have disappeared... and what has remained is inexpressible. We try to express it as blissfulness, as ecstasy, as eternal joy, but these are just faraway echoes of the real thing."
Please stick to the matter that I have raised. Your discourse on nothingness, etc. is irrelevant to it.
"just like i said "God is dead" how can he dead..because he never born"
If, as you said above, God is dead, once again, why did you state in the first line of this blog:
"There is only one God,"?
Once again, the contradiction is obvious.
If you cannot deal with it, let us leave the matter there.
Thank you for your time.
God is dead" how can he dead..because he never born
How can someone be dead if he/she was never born?
Doesn't someone have to be born(come into existence) first before he/she can be dead?
How can someone who never existed die?
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owlsway