25 Jul 2006 @ 04:52 by jobrown : "Believe Nothing -unless....
...it resonates with your own Inner Knowingness" I think the complete statement is. : )
25 Jul 2006 @ 13:24 by jerryvest : A belief is still an assumption about
reality and people go to war and kill one another on false perceptions. Everyone should learn the difference between opinions, suggestion and fact. Thanks for this discussion, Ming.
Jerry
26 Jul 2006 @ 12:07 by jstarrs : And I guess...
..that believing in nothing is also a belief.
Damn!
I value that little phrase "I don't know" so highly. It's small, but it flies on mighty wings.
It expands our lives to include spaces within us as well as the outer expanses in which
our tiny Earth hangs suspended.
---Wislawa Szymborska
{link:http://www.newciv.org/nl/newslog.php/_v408/__show_article/_a000408-000058.htm|As if the Sea should part: We have a soul at times*}
...produce the most interesting responses. I think you ought to just post a blank page one day and see how people respond—how they fill in the blank, so to speak—a fitting analogy for life ;-)
26 Sep 2006 @ 10:03 by vector8 : Believe Nothing
jstarr: "that believing in nothing is also a belief. Damn!"
Hehe. Good one. I meant, I believe it's a good one, another belief. Duh!
20 May 2007 @ 20:03 by Sean Pion @67.48.249.151 : "believe"
Believe nothing,...? Hmm....thats a bit of a oxymoron is it not. I mean how does one beleive nothing; you have to believe in something to believe in nothing. Is this not the truth the mere fact of believe is a belief.
9 Aug 2007 @ 06:12 by Raphael @137.132.3.12 : mm.
we dun really believe in anything. the mind deceives us. when we constantly receive informations on one concept, the brain can store the them so well that every time when we encounter sth related to this concept, the brain we naturally responds in the way (that concept stored in the brain) hence, when we say it, we call that as "believe". nothing special, just the mind is fooling us
11 Feb 2016 @ 19:00 by bozena @83.4.141.111 : photograph
Hey, could anyone, please, tell me where this photograph is from? (is there a story behind it?)Thank you.
