emil1234

Unchanging reality

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If two cars are driving next to each other at excactly the same speed, both cars would appear to stand completely still from both of their perspectives. If one of the cars were to stop however, change would be observed from both ends.

Since reality is ever changing, it likewise follows that there has to be something that is unchanging, for reality to be ever changing. and that unchanging reality is the infinite nothingness behind your back, behind every experience. Consciousness, awareness, nothingness, call it what you want. If this nothingness/consciousness were NOT unchanging, existence would stand completely still, since there would be no contrast between changing and unchanging. Just like the two cars driving at the same speed, appearing to stand still

 

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If you perceive any change it is only because you have memory, if you did not have memory to compare what is now with what was half a second ago, everything would be the same

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7 minutes ago, Breakingthewall said:

If you perceive any change it is only because you have memory, if you did not have memory to compare what is now with what was half a second ago, everything would be the same

wow never thought of that. wild.

edit; however how would that account for new arising experiences? new arising experiences are outside the boundaries of memory; and if new experiences happen, that would mean change is not caused by memory. just brainstorming here

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I guess it's kind of like a cosmic self-organizing intelligent field, that incorporates new memory as it expands outwards


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1 hour ago, emil1234 said:

wow never thought of that. wild.

edit; however how would that account for new arising experiences? new arising experiences are outside the boundaries of memory; and if new experiences happen, that would mean change is not caused by memory. just brainstorming here

Change is happening all the time at all times, it’s a constant.
Change isn’t caused by memory , memories direct your reaction to the experiances whatever is happening. In fact you can consciously influence  change  through whatever change happens within you. Here in reference to memories I mean past reactions to events , those form patterns , those patterns are stored within you and then used to filter new experiences. We usually don’t even notice those patterns or even that they repeat. We can change our reaction, attitude , opinions, values , rules etc and this influences changes , that’s already happening anyway, in our reality. 

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1 hour ago, emil1234 said:

wow never thought of that. wild.

edit; however how would that account for new arising experiences? new arising experiences are outside the boundaries of memory; and if new experiences happen, that would mean change is not caused by memory. just brainstorming here

It seems that the fact of the absence of limits makes the infinite inevitably unstable, so it flows on itself in eternal movement. Any form is made of memory, a proton is energy arranged in a way determined by cosmic memory, and so on up to complex levels like a human, where quadrillion particles are located exactly, creating a structure with memory at another level. a proton is aware of change in a primordial way, like a wave or anything else. Everything is made of the substance of reality, which is intelligence, which progressively accumulates in perfect and increasingly complex patterns.

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