We have forgotten that we are part and children of nature. But in case the human species would simply disappear one day, wild nature still there, something simply beyound our control
It is so obvious, but there is another philosophy that I enjoy. Like the hindu teaching that life is a game and we are all manifestations of god in a drama to relieve the boredom of infinite, solitary consciousness, not aware it is god, any more than you realize you are one with it.
Actually its christianity that has the overlap. These philosophies predate christianity. Many Hindus believe jesus got his teachings in India during his missing years.
Origin aside, I was thinking of the overlaps as a possible path through the walls that divide. It occurs to me that people focus on the differences rather than the overlap where we can have common ground.
I see people fighting over the differences but I don’t see them working on solutions within the common ground.
We have forgotten that we are part and children of nature. But in case the human species would simply disappear one day, wild nature still there, something simply beyound our control
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It is so obvious, but there is another philosophy that I enjoy. Like the hindu teaching that life is a game and we are all manifestations of god in a drama to relieve the boredom of infinite, solitary consciousness, not aware it is god, any more than you realize you are one with it.
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Very interesting and with some obvious overlap into Christianity.
One body many parts for example.
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Actually its christianity that has the overlap. These philosophies predate christianity. Many Hindus believe jesus got his teachings in India during his missing years.
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Origin aside, I was thinking of the overlaps as a possible path through the walls that divide. It occurs to me that people focus on the differences rather than the overlap where we can have common ground.
I see people fighting over the differences but I don’t see them working on solutions within the common ground.
Just a thought
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