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cavemandd · 11-05-2008, 09:08 PM

Again, the fact that we "FEEL".. to varying degrees.. makes that part our interpretation of the situation.

If we had no emotions, then they wouldn't be a factor. I accept that emotions are part of who were are, they are part of our reality, so they are every bit just as important to take into consideration when trying to look for the bigger picture.

Whats yin without yang? (Using that interpretation of the relation of love and energy) Can we understand the meaning of yes without a no? Does it matter?

Some people live a life that is more yin, or more yang, more desire or more love, selfless or selfish. Is it just energy...rather thought? Are they just ideas of one being, are individually ideas or vantage points viewing our entirety?

It keeps me comming back to the same spot: "I just exist"

We exist with any colour we choose.

11-05-2008, 09:08 PM	#14
cavemandd Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Toronto Posts: 23	Re: Free will, morality, and "mistakes" Again, the fact that we "FEEL".. to varying degrees.. makes that part our interpretation of the situation. If we had no emotions, then they wouldn't be a factor. I accept that emotions are part of who were are, they are part of our reality, so they are every bit just as important to take into consideration when trying to look for the bigger picture. Whats yin without yang? (Using that interpretation of the relation of love and energy) Can we understand the meaning of yes without a no? Does it matter? Some people live a life that is more yin, or more yang, more desire or more love, selfless or selfish. Is it just energy...rather thought? Are they just ideas of one being, are individually ideas or vantage points viewing our entirety? It keeps me comming back to the same spot: "I just exist" We exist with any colour we choose.