God is a subjective experience

[stephenkettley]

@Leo Gura When you say that "God is a subjective experience and not an objective experience", do you mean that it will be a unique experience to each individual? That what I experience when I awaken to God will be a different experience to what you experience when you awaken to God?

[Eph75]

@stephenkettley

There is nothing* that you can experience that is objective, there is only subjective.

The effects of the subjective experience can help creating shifts that detach yourself from the perception of reality, and that's "useful" but nonetheless subjective.

Anything you can experience and make sense out of will be subjective and a conceptualization that ultimately is false.

The only path out of the conceptualization trap is to not conceptualize, not by choice but by manifestation of not knowing where the need to explain by concept drops away - and - at which point the freedom to generate concepts as navigational tools emerges out of the mists of needs. 

Yes, "god" is a conceptualization that is made up by you, thus subjective. 

* The only objective is the experience of experiencing (I am) - and - anything within that experience is but an illusion generated by thought.

Edited December 30, 2024 by Eph75