If there could be a God, couldn't people experience him?

[atanu]

I just tested this, and found out it is not the case. Fortunately, I got the brain back in there in time, so no harm.

PolyHedral is yet to see a yogi in kumbhaka.

 

[waitasec]

I just tested this, and found out it is not the case. Fortunately, I got the brain back in there in time, so no harm.

in time for what, dinner?

 

[Valjean]

If there could be a God, why couldn't people experience him?

OK, my two cents: Certainly there could be a God, and one could certainly experience Him. One can create all the Gods one wants.

 

[otokage007]

If we could experience God there would be no atheist of course.

Wait, coming to think of it... if we could experience God there would be no reason to have faith that he exists, so there would be no reason to be religious so... We all would be atheist!

Anyway, it would be great if that happens, but I fear we will never have the pleasure to meet our Maker because I fear he doesn't even exist U

I have read some people talking of ancient men who experienced God. Well I think what they experienced is marihuana most likely.

 

[atanu]

If we could experience God there would be no atheist of course.

Wait, coming to think of it... if we could experience God there would be no reason to have faith that he exists, so there would be no reason to be religious so... We all would be atheist!

Anyway, it would be great if that happens, but I fear we will never have the pleasure to meet our Maker because I fear he doesn't even exist U

I have read some people talking of ancient men who experienced God. Well I think what they experienced is marihuana most likely.

Well. This logic works both ways.

 

[atanu]

OK, my two cents: Certainly there could be a God, and one could certainly experience Him. One can create all the Gods one wants.

I think it is still a progress to objectify the self and place it higher than the ego.