Living Time Solid Rock Vista

Some very powerful ideas are discussed from unusual perspectives that give us an opportunity to reap fresh meaning from ancient esoteric ideas with which most students are familiar. There’s a difference between knowing about an idea and direct cognition.

More exploration of the idea that the most real part of us, the most real part of our life, is invisible. Not only are we invisible, but everyone else is invisible to us. Our sense formed mind will not readily accept this idea. The idea has the power to help us transform.

A scientific examination of the data the five senses send to our brains for translation and interpretation. When we step back from our ordinary state of consciousness and look more objectively it becomes clear the five senses are not worthy of the trust we put in them. This is a transforming idea.

We continue to explore the devolution of thought since being based on the reality the senses give us, relegating man to the place of a visible, measurable piece of matter in a universe that can only be known through the senses.

To develop properly we must understand the two worlds in which we live and how they are related to one another. With this in mind we can make an aim that will help us to reach our ultimate goal more efficiently.

The best way to know what the outcome of what we’re doing will be is to understand why we’re doing it and follow it to its natural end. If naturalism is leading us true can be known by understanding upon what is rests.