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Can a high state of consciousness answer the question of why, at least, it seems that existence is localized somewhere?

I´ve heard the analogy of Leo saying consciousness is divided into "virtual partitions" like a hard drive. Ok, make sense to me, but two questions regarding this:

  1. Is a virtual partition the result of a low state of consciousness?
  2. With a high state of consciousness, awareness would become all there is, therefore it wouldn´t be anymore a virtual partition but just One absolute?

If the second point is true, could we say that awareness is not being fully itself right now in this experience (because i´m at a low state of consciousness right now) therefore i´m maintaining the "virtual partition"?

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3 hours ago, Javfly33 said:

 

If the second point is true, could we say that awareness is not being fully itself right now in this experience (because i´m a low state of consciousness) therefore i´m maintaining the "virtual partition"?

True that. 

 

I don't see a way of that high consciousness answering to questions at all. Aren't they a product of logos? Which is the first point. Also somewhere allready requires nowhere. Same goes for existence. 

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On 19.12.2019 at 2:44 PM, Javfly33 said:
  • Is a virtual partition the result of a low state of consciousness?
  • With a high state of consciousness, awareness would become all there is, therefore it wouldn´t be anymore a virtual partition but just One absolute?

1. Counsciousness is not a state

2. Conciousness is all there is. It veils itself by the "creation" of the mind in order to experience itself from the perspektive of a mind. 

Awareness (Counsciousness) is always full. The mind cannot see this because it can only see things. Conciousness is not a thing. So put away all things and tada there you are

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1 hour ago, Bluff said:

1. Counsciousness is not a state

2. Conciousness is all there is. It veils itself by the "creation" of the mind in order to experience itself from the perspektive of a mind. 

Awareness (Counsciousness) is always full. The mind cannot see this because it can only see things. Conciousness is not a thing. So put away all things and tada there you are

Make sense, but if you are consciousness, why can't you explain to me why , for example, did you veil yourself to experience a mind?

And still this doesn't answer the why of why consciousness right now is veiled under my mind and not yours. Because as far as I'm concerned you are only a concept. I can believe you as a person exist, but I can't never have direct experience of you having consciousness too. I can only attest that consciousness is here.

So my question is, why consciousness is here.


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1 hour ago, Javfly33 said:

Make sense, but if you are consciousness, why can't you explain to me why , for example, did you veil yourself to experience a mind?

Because there is no reason. God is infinite. And for God to be infinite there must at some point be a reality in which God is veiled in Form of a mind. 

 

1 hour ago, Javfly33 said:

And still this doesn't answer the why of why consciousness right now is veiled under my mind and not yours

Counsciousness is veiled by all minds. Yours and mine. 

1 hour ago, Javfly33 said:

I can't never have direct experience of you having consciousness too.

Counsciousness doesn't require a person to be councious. In fact a person (mind) cannot be counscious. Conciousness exists prior to the person. 

1 hour ago, Javfly33 said:

So my question is, why consciousness is here.

Again there is no reason. For there to be a reason, there would have to be an entity outside of Counsciousness that would put a reason onto Counsciousness. 

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