Re: [Mind's Eye] Re: its almost 5 a.m,

You could ask 'Rock'  being a glaciated stone he knows all about time and the hard grind.

Allan

On Thu, Jul 7, 2011 at 7:35 PM, pol.science kid <r.freebird@gmail.com> wrote:

i suppose... there is not eternity to be felt... isnt time the nature of our experience.... which makes me wonder about the time for...say a rock... what is time for the rock... is the rock in time... or is time the fabric of the universe..... in time ... out of time.....

On Wed, Jul 6, 2011 at 10:24 PM, pol.science kid <r.freebird@gmail.com> wrote:

Isnt there so much freedom in the very briefest of ways in recklessness.... it is freedom...in experience.... freedom from consequence.... i know it can have moral implications... what a pity that every thing... everything can be perverted......

On Sun, Jul 3, 2011 at 6:11 PM, rigsy03 <rigsy03@gmail.com> wrote:

Isn't joy a form of recklessness? What is a "leap of faith"? Why are
we given the emotions of sadness and anger if they have no purpose?
Who decides temporal happiness? What if one does not believe in
eternity? My guess is that certain mental disorders or drugs could
lock in a sense of joy and physical death wraps up the issue. Your
influence will be decided by others.

On Jul 2, 2:48 pm, Pat <PatrickDHarring...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> On Jun 29, 12:18 am, "pol.science kid" <r.freeb...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> > As i was llying in my bed...and thinking.... and watching the light
> > from the window form a pattern on my sheets.... the temperature just
> > perfect.... no claims to be met tomorrow... i was thinking how perfect
> > right now is... its nothing... no special thing.. no ocassion... but i
> > was very happy... i was... you see.. im sure almost all of of you must
> > have felt this... the ever coming...of what.. i dont really know...but
> > the fact that it makes 'now'...so transitory..when you sometimes do
> > stumble upon now..so brief it is...a meeting one anticipates..so
> > brief...the wait and the aftermath they seem to have enough
> > space...but what of the Moment... almost non existent... when i have
> > had moments of joy... simple things like white  clouds in the
> > sky...imediately follows the great sadness... the Ever coming looms...
> > or is it the ever passing... its not a question today... only a will
> > to set it down....i long to feel an eternal moment ..if there one to
> > be felt... except for when one is in physical pain perhaps...that
> > seems an eternity....But joy.... i wonder if i ever will reconcile
> > myself with this...it makes me immensely sed sometimes... makes you
> > want to be reckless to hold and mark the Moment... but it is slipping
> > yet... ....
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> Technically, in this universe, the 'instant' lasts roughly 5.4 *
> 10^-44 seconds.  The 'now' we perceive is millions of billions of
> those, yet, as you rightly point out, it is SO remarkably fleeting.
> Yet the truth of the ever-oving instant is so fast our brains could
> never hope to perceive .  Have a think on that number I quoted or look
> up the term 'Planck Time' on wikipedia for a better idea.
> Always take the time to never be reckless or you face the potential of
> actual sadness and regret.  Always try to hold joy at any moment and
> that joy can be your safeguard and insurance of not only temporal
> happiness but, perhaps, eternal, as keeping joy in your heart--
> especially when you might be most tempted to be sad or angry--is what
> God wants us to try to do.  It prevents us from acting in ways that
> would be detrimental in an eternal sense and that is the best

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