January 25, 2007 at 2:54 pm (philosophy)
it is in the disposition of the person and his own conviction when he would perceive the unperceivable, hear the unhearable and know the unknowable.
all he needs is transcendence, self mastery and concentration.
silence is needed…
being one with the nature is highly recommended…
total surrendering of oneself for goodness sake makes it!
would you now like to…
hear, perceive and know the unhearable, unperceivable and unknowable?
January 16, 2007 at 9:43 pm (philosophy)
do we really need proof in order to believe?
obvious things are not an issue anymore!
unseen things are to be talked about?
proofs are proofs!
experiences tell…
January 16, 2007 at 3:25 pm (philosophy)
yes we are rational beings! it’s our natural tendency to think and reason out all of the times! but aren’t we getting tired of it?
personally, it sucks! it really sucks! rationality does not alone constitute our whole being! we also need to express our emotions and feelings. we are not robots! yes we can think and reason out, but what then is the use of our heart?
sometimes our excuses becomes like these: “i’m rational…this is what i think…!” with this, we are imprisoned in our own world. we never try to reach out and be wholistic!
 | Livette on med.lit.6 |
 | haluhalu on med.lit.6 |
 | lorgin on med.lit.6 |
 | buboy on fear_factor |
 | Congressman Xavier on med.lit.4 |
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