The Emperor of Mankind
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May I suggest you take a gander at the thread I made? It might make a bit more sense to you after that
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Does clubbing two or more world-views/Religions with one depicts one is yet undecided?
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May I suggest you take a gander at the thread I made? It might make a bit more sense to you after that
Papoon
Active Member
Certainly
There is wisdom in realising and accepting that we don't actually know the answers to the Great Questions.
We don't even know if the Questions are valid.
It is possible to be completely OK with that.
The birds will still sing, the planets and stars will make their orbits...some days it will rain, life will go on.
I have no objection to the notion of world views. They are inevitable, and I have experienced many of them myself.
But ultimately they are redundant.
When our choices are made by an agreement in our heart and mind, that is our best wisdom at work - and that truly does not require a world view. It requires a sensitivity and awareness of our own heart and mind.
If we trust our heart and mind, no world view is necessary.
paarsurrey
Veteran Member
Is one's heart and mind always correct? PleaseCertainly
There is wisdom in realising and accepting that we don't actually know the answers to the Great Questions.
We don't even know if the Questions are valid.
It is possible to be completely OK with that.
The birds will still sing, the planets and stars will make their orbits...some days it will rain, life will go on.
I have no objection to the notion of world views. They are inevitable, and I have experienced many of them myself.
But ultimately they are redundant.
When our choices are made by an agreement in our heart and mind, that is our best wisdom at work - and that truly does not require a world view. It requires a sensitivity and awareness of our own heart and mind.
If we trust our heart and mind, no world view is necessary.
Regards
Papoon
Active Member
Who can say ? You want to believe in a list of 'correct answers'. Maybe that belief is merely insecurity. Why do you believe that there is a correct world view ?