paulteaganThu, Jan 3, 2008 I think that taoism or buddhism would put it, basically, this way: that we are infinity because infinity is all there is. But as far as perceivability, I agree with you. However, I feel that while infinity is nothing to comprehend, is not perceivable, we are still experiencing it in every moment. I feel like I come closest to it when I stop using my brain to see it, when I am not thinking or seeing or feeling, but simply am. Though experiencing it in this way only allows for fractured documentation. Infinity is very pluh, very meh, very om.
I think that taoism or buddhism would put it, basically, this way: that we are infinity because infinity is all there is. But as far as perceivability, I agree with you. However, I feel that while infinity is nothing to comprehend, is not perceivable, we are still experiencing it in every moment. I feel like I come closest to it when I stop using my brain to see it, when I am not thinking or seeing or feeling, but simply am. Though experiencing it in this way only allows for fractured documentation. Infinity is very pluh, very meh, very om.