Why does the mind exist? Why is it limited?

[Timotheus]

@Nahm Who knows, if there aren't any poor actors that cannot forget their roles?

[Nahm]

@Timotheus I was suggesting you’d be applauding for all the actors, those that played the good roles and the bad roles...when the play is over, there never were good or bad actors....just characters playing the roles. 

[Timotheus]

@Nahm Yeah, I guess I already got that. From the pov of God good and bad doesn't matter, since it's all love. From the pov of someone who gets tortured in hell for seeming eternity, I'd like to have a guarantee for them to be freed from their role sooner or later. Just my own egoic preference. 

[Nahm]

@Timotheus One outta three of those are real. Hell is a great example of the importance of direct experience, and what a trickster maya is. 

[Timotheus]

@Nahm Maya the bitch. 

[David Turcot]

Infinity is a NECESSICITY, although it's IMPOSSIBLE at the same time.

This paradox is what "I" is and it's the only thing there is.

Consciousness and the creation of ever changing illusionary boundaries in time and space is "how this paradox can be dealt with" as we could say.

This paradox is the most fundamental one and you can derive anything from that.

Edited August 5, 2018 by David Turcot