Is God white ?

[Schizophonia]

44 minutes ago, Sincerity said:

My eyes bulged when I saw the title of this thread.

I've also thought to something else.

[What Am I]

6 minutes ago, Schizophonia said:

I've also thought to something else.

LOL it is funny this question is being asked right after Leo's recent blog post. Perhaps God requires sensitivity training for its superconscious bias.

[Thought Art]

@Davino Deeper and deeper soft blue

[Salvijus]

You can experience different lights aswell. Violet light and golden light are closely associated with divinity. 

[Yimpa]

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Is God white ?

For now...

Edited September 1 by Yimpa

[Terell Kirby]

26 minutes ago, Davino said:

White Fragility😞

Lmaoo

[Davino]

3 minutes ago, Salvijus said:

Violet light and golden light are closely associated with divinity.

Violet light usually comes from the third eye

It's a very characteristic and concrete colour

As for Golden light, I have never experienced it without consciously imagining it

[Salvijus]

1 minute ago, Davino said:

Violet light usually comes from the third eye

It's a very characteristic and concrete colour

As for Golden light, I have never experienced it without consciously imagining it

Violet is more crown. Golden light is very common for me. It's very christian tho. 

Other colors like red have to do with kundalini and sexual energy. 

Green blue are have more to do with physicality. 

[UnbornTao]

Say my name

[Thought Art]

@UnbornTao don’t say it 

[UnbornTao]

8 minutes ago, Thought Art said:

@UnbornTao don’t say it 

You were supposed to say Heisenberg. 

Anyway

[Reciprocality]

White are the backgrounds for our drawings, drawings are positive, white therewith exemplifies the negative or here: neutrality.

 

God is the reason we give for why something that we believe did not have to exist exists non the less, that reason must at least have a neutral appearance since otherwise it would in some sense be a part of that world which it is the reason for, and if we investigate the behaviour of nature and all its necessary causal relations we may say that god is neutral in every single way.

God is not white, but white is to other colours what god is to us.

[Reciprocality]

It goes far deeper though, and not by accident.

 

White is more present in things that gives potential for something else or that is a building block for something that emerges from it, take flour or bone for example, or cut a seed or any sufficiently robust plant in half.

Why does a colored chewing gum get more white as you stretch it? Because it reflects light more perfectly via a smoother surface, smoothness surely exemplifies neutrality.

Clouds are whiter the less dense the water it consists of is, allows for more perfect throughput of light, perfection is one of gods neutral attributes.

 

Colours cancels one another out and create white light, when two things of a proportionate power meet you get neutrality.

 

We thusly wave a white flag when we are near defeat in battle, we neutralise ourself.

 

Potentiality and neutrality are highly correlated with white and are even more correlated with god.

[Human Mint]

White is the presence of all colors, literally.

Edited September 1 by Human Mint

[Inliytened1]

4 hours ago, Loveeee said:

I always thought the white light was metaphorical but experienced it today on acid, being divine white light, literally white

So I looked it up and discovered the term "whiteout", typical of 5meo and NDEs

Is that God's default state or what ? 

God can be anything.  Have you experienced what I call the Divine Wind or God Wind moving through you during an awakening ?  It's like a tornado... unbelievable. 

Edited September 1 by Inliytened1

[Sincerity]

1 hour ago, UnbornTao said:

Say my name

My name is Skyler White yo.. 

 

[Reciprocality]

Since the following sprung out of and stands in direct continuation to the OP concerning god and whiteness Ill allow myself to post it here even though it does not directly (possibly indirectly though) address the correlation between god and whiteness.

 

That which makes white opposing transformations also makes it prone for its own transformation, it opposes the transformation from light to heat for the same reason that it can more easily itself transform into a colour that makes light transform into heat at a higher rate.

If we abstract from the above: That which attributes is opposed to external changes will itself change more easily than that which attributes is not opposed to external change. This principle can be validated fairly well without science and almost merely a priori by investigating how if the inverse were true then certain substances would never change, but in reality everything substantial changes given sufficient time. (some things do not change but they are insubstantial, such as time, space and concepts, they are all accidents (inessential to) of substance, yet necessary compliments to them).

Edited September 1 by Reciprocality

[What Am I]

@Reciprocality a few of your posts bring to mind "Michael Keaton's" response to a Jeopardy question in this skit from SNL lol. No offense intended.

 

[Reciprocality]

4 minutes ago, What Am I said:

@Reciprocality a few of your posts bring to mind "Michael Keaton's" response to a Jeopardy question in this skit from SNL lol. No offense intended.

 

@What Am II see the resemblance, unfortunately not from the angle at which it becomes comedic, likely because appearances deceive and my assertions can be affirmed at a level where no appearences are needed.

I don't take offence, but I wonder why the actual meaning of my assertions did not interest you enough to look past their goofy appearance.

[Hojo]

Its both the black and the white. One is the bottom one is the top. I only saw the bottom but it seems the void can be white too I have heard.

Edited September 1 by Hojo