Words here fully desire to be read.No actual readers are required except for one specific person. That person is assumed as reader.
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
"Thus the Truth is not introduced into the individual from without, but was within him." If truth was within then there has to be something that which prevents the individual from accessing it entirely. Naturally the truth is going to be an activity of the mind and not that of the brain, or the physical body. For if the two were not disjunct there would then be the necessary requirement of presenting an organ which contained truth, or a collection of organs that contained truth and a bio-physiological network that accessed that organ for truth. So it would also be necessary for an organ to somehow restrict access to the truth organ such that the individual does not know everything. For that is an assumption that man does not know the entire truth. Had he known it all he would have had no need to seek any and the curious nature of man would've never found development. Truth is mind's activity, and mind is assumed disjunct from brain. There has to then be something which prevents the individual from accessing all truth. This is the basis for the existence of religion.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Blog Archive
-
▼
2009
(36)
-
▼
October
(14)
- Hum nahi to tum nahitum nahi to hum nahiYeh hum ha...
- From my madness:There is no her, there is only the...
- You see how the night slowly creeps over the bould...
- Relationships without grief cannot be called proper.
- I am terribly excited and I will not respond so as...
- Correspondence? No. A slight opening in the window...
- "Thus the Truth is not introduced into the individ...
- Some words on regret and such.
- There can be no start right now, only nonchalance ...
- Just the mere acknowledgement of my existence woul...
- There aren't enough hours in the day to finish all...
- A new rise brings with it new revelations of olden...
- The other day I walked into the library and was ca...
- Do you miss me? Do you often stare outside your wi...
-
▼
October
(14)
About Me
- Day
- I've stopped ageing after 20, by choice. I don't see any value in it. Age isn't a measure of time for me but of wisdom. In that regard, I hold a lot of respect for people much younger than me, in time, but who know and do so much more than me. I respect them and I yearn to learn from them.
No comments:
Post a Comment