Infinity question/ thought

[Craigxt22]

So we've established (I have in theory) that God wants to experience every possible thing imaginable.

 

What happens when God wants to experience being some life form, maybe even super human that is biologically imortal and literally lives in an infinite time  as life form? It will get 'stuck' in that life?

 

I get that 'infinite time' is finite itself as it's only a part of Absolute infinity.

Is God intelligent enough not to put its self through that? If so, then God can't experience Absolutly everything?

Again, I understand in theory (I am not yet aware enough) that conciousness is imortal, but not as an ego/ sentient being.

 

Is this just too much thinking that my  finite mind cannot grasp, something beyond language? what are your thoughts, insights etc?

Edited December 20, 2020 by Craigxt22

[Gesundheit]

Obviously, God did not have enough time to think that through. He was without a mind to think and prepare for the consequences, and so here it is, playing every possible scenario imaginable.

21 minutes ago, Craigxt22 said:

What happens when God wants to experience being some life form, maybe even super human that is biologically imortal and literally lives in an infinite time  as life form? It will get 'stuck' in that life?

This is known as the formless God. And it is already the case. God is a biologically immortal being, you're just a tiny fraction of it.

[Nahm]

1 hour ago, Craigxt22 said:

So we've established (I have in theory) that God wants to experience every possible thing imaginable.

Theory is away, not toward. There are no ‘things’. 

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What happens when God wants to experience being some life form, maybe even super human that is biologically imortal and literally lives in an infinite time  as life form? It will get 'stuck' in that life?

What if God is unconditional and is simply happy being you...while thinking on behalf of “a God” that there are ‘mortals’, ‘biological immortals’, ‘infinite time’, ‘life forms’, and ‘getting stuck’?

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I get that 'infinite time' is finite itself as it's only a part of Absolute infinity.

It’s the thought there is time. There isn’t time. Infinity is infinity. (No “parts”). Inspect direct experience. Find ‘parts’. Find ‘separation’. Find division between what is seen, seeing, and knowing seeing. Find separation between thought, perception, and feeling. 

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Is God intelligent enough not to put its self through that? If so, then God can't experience Absolutly everything?

Recognize thought attachment. Notice the twoness of thinking. (God and ‘that’...God and ‘everything’). Can you ‘back that thinking up’...by finding this division, or twoness, in direct experience? 

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Again, I understand in theory (I am not yet aware enough) that conciousness is imortal, but not as an ego/ sentient being.

Notice the apparent effect of thought attachment. In believing the duality of thoughts, rather than inspecting direct experience... you assume you are not aware enough. You assume you are not the awareness aware of the thoughts.  ‘Not aware enough’ is a thought about yourself, only from believing there is this ‘other thing’...consciousness...which is immortal, all built in thought upon the false assumption there is consciousness and an ego. Immortal God, and myself, “the ego”. 

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Is this just too much thinking that my  finite mind cannot grasp, something beyond language? what are your thoughts, insights etc?

“My finite mind” is a thought. “Something beyond language” is language, thoughts. “Your thoughts, insights” is a thought, of which direct experience reveals there is no actuality. 

[Leo Gura]

All form is finite and it cannot last forever. You just don't understand this yet.

Any formed experience God creates for itself will be temporary. Just like how every movie has a beginning and an end.

[Adamq8]

The nature of GOD is such that it is ALL that is. it is undefinable,  everything we say limit it down to a finite idea about it.

But look to your direct experience,  everything is in motion and changing, everything moves and have a vibrancy to it.

But try to look for that which is changeless in your direct experience.

There is one immortal thing in existence but it remains changeless and nothing always.

Form is always moving and warping and it has an beginning and an end.

But its essence is always there with or without a formed universe 

Birth and death is life ,  it is the eternal play of the one changeless nothing.